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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-02-06

I
tax for 30 in Hubert twr. written on
wrong receipt.
Board instructed Auditor to draw war
rant 10 Counts Urea urer for redt mption
Of certificate issued 10 Thomas Hichiing
on n. T. Of q 10 40 ior the rea-on sale
was erroneous.
&C Briggs 1890 taxes against lot | blk
IL Atlantic Add. PAID and sold.
Co. Treasurer SEAS tax against Geo.
Rvma, Twp 1865 ior 1895, to be applied
ON "a taxes.
r O Stone school poll In Burd,tt for
1900 not resident.
l. d Croll dog tax in Holten for 1901,
no dog.
John Campbell tax against s ! CT
Sec |, Twp lis Range 6S for 1901, double
assessment.
j Herschelmnn. road tax in 81. Law
renee city for 1900. same being erroneous.
Jos, phi Bucher, school pol III Ontario
for 30. was not heie at that time.
Peter Hartman tut. and pen. on per-
tax of H X Herseh, twp ll2 Range 81 for
1883 uncolechhle.
Rk CambbelI dog and school poll tax
in ll4-7u for 1900. paid same III Hyde
Co.
County Treasures tax Gu n T. OF 3. III.
66 for 1900 to be applied on n E of BILL
SO.
L Keyes. j l. Liyingstones per, tax
IN 1865 for 1884. Double payment.
A Riegel 1900 ON " of 6-ll5-G6.
Same being Gov. land
60. Treasurer, Ne!se Chris,ianson per
tax in 1897 Tor 1899 paid on wrong re
ceipt.
John Pusey, 1909 taxes on OTIS Il 10 %
n E of 10. 1920. Erroneous sale.
ATTACHMENTS,
Mary Loomis. int, and pen. on Chs,
Nudge per. tax for 1926 in ll2 81, un-
collec,lble.
G " Collins, personal taxes in Rock
dale Twp for 1901, Same being assessed
/ III Gleuudle
VII Davis int and pen. on personal
taxes in 49, 90. for 81 uncollectible.
William Sandon lot and pen. or 1885,
personal taxes in 1850 uncollectib!e.
John NJ King tax on IS head cattle I'M
| d er VI and oyer 6 months in st Law
renee city fer 1901, double ussessme t,
John Roach int AMI penalty on all per.
taxes to date.
i'll Reyes S4.02 tax assessed against L
J of S W of 5-lU9-Gs for 1901 erroneous as
sessment.
Peter Olson refund of school poll in
Miller city for 1901, paid in Alpha twp.
I Barrett school poll in 109-G8 fos
1901, paid in Ohio.
Sam Harzel abatem, mt OF ] per tax in
1I2- 81 for 1900. same rejected.
WI Andrews int and pen on | ersonal
taxes Tor SO, 81, 80, 80. and 1900 in Mon
DAMN twp. Door person.
CE Sontag int. aud pen atated on per
tax from "a to 1900 inclusive in Miller
city.
Z McManIs, refund of int and pen on
A J Crawfords personal taxes for 1858
uncollectible.
H Snoddy postage Ss45 granted.
John Keyes table for Registers Office
Sl2.5o granted.
John Pusey salary for Nov. aud Dec.
$4,000 granted.
States Atty coal for Office $500 granted.
Thomas Kelley jurors and witness tees
$1,000 granted.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-02-06

On motion Board adj till A NJ Jan 10.
Board met per adj. members all pres
emit.
Wolf bounty to L wyiand s9.5O
granted.
BIS Bell wolf bounty $2.5o granted.
Miller Stockman for proceedings and
notice SLIPS granted.
Seth l. Wilcox abatement OF int ana
pen on VIM Larsons per tax for 1888 In
1850 granted.
wv Coquilette eools for poor si,io
granted.
Walt Haefs for draying 81 granted.
Petition OF Jenette VI. Kerr for refund
cf $50 &c amt of int and prin OF taxes
against S W of l4-llO-67 from So to 81
inc. Sam, rejected,
HI Ward refund Of SlO3 amt of schoo !
pall and int,in 1865 for 81. Double as
sessment.
by or'er of Board the following trans
fers Of funus were made.
County Gen to County poor SlJ0O y"
Treasurers Sal to Co. Gen. lfl3 %
Registers Sal. TO Co. Gen 1919 %
VIM Heuley bill for printing proceed
mos INK sale and election pplle, 5 $780,
IS aIlowe,, Mt S275.S5.
On motion botrl appointed the Pho.
peer Press and Gaz tie as the ofi;ial pa
ners for 1902.
ON mutton Board iappo nted Co Audi
,or ms uur, lasinQ AIT for County for com
ing yr.
Rerort of sheep Inspector Saltmnrsh
examined. accepte | and bill OF $3.50
granted.
Abatement OF balance oil all taxes on
properly soiu al o'"'euSe' '"''' suu
-,
mr. wallace. aoraad 10 do 10 d,etor-
ing Tor the coming yr and furnish al
medicines for 1926. Oh or tor $3.50 90 aud
County furnish medicines.
DrL ne agreed u 10 tn, county doe
toupo for coming VI for $4,000 and
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-02-06
OWL RESTAURANT,
MILLER, So. OAK.

Having bought out the Owl
Restaurant | am now ready to
urnish warm meals at all hours.
Especial attention TO serving
oysters Come in and sec us.
A. S. CLOuSE
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-02-06

Minutes read aud approved.
On motion Board adjourned.
ATTEST: IRA j. CREE, Co. AuI.
5. DUCKECK. Chairman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
VIEWS OF A DOCTOR
Physician Tells AbOut Queer Ethics
OF Ills Fraternity.

The Contemporary Club met with Miss
Garwood on Saturday evening. at 1l0s
North Topeka avenue. the subject fo~ dis
eussion being The Relation of the Laity
to the Medical Profession" led by Dr.
Purves.
A very interesting prelude % the dis
cussion was given by Prof. KIngslury
in a review OF the discussion of the
previous meeting.
Or. Purees then took the floor and re-
moved some OF the mystery which the
unprofessional eve is apt TO see in the
code of medical ethics Re said in part.
that there are no longer any schools
If medicine in the serse Of homeopathic.
aNopathic. eclectic. etc. that while here
ana there some out-of-datc pra-tlc7er
may claim - belong, Intelligent men
are colnirg closer together as students
u the hum1n body in health and dis
ease. and the safest and sDccdiest means
81 restoring The sick ID health. and are
satisfied 10 L. simply doctors. That while
doctors have often been criticised reca-ss
thsy refused TO do anything Tor tbs sick
whale smother doctor was employed. the
refusal has been soundiy aascd IN the
ground. net only of discourtcsy % brother
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
MUCH INTEREST TAKEN
In the Zig Musical Festival 70 Sc Held
Here in June.

The business committee and the corn
mittes or the plans for the Wichita Mus
zeal Festival wiH make their report at
the meeting at the council chamber this
evening. The movement is now taking
definite shape and q good representation
is asked for tonight from the business
men who ara directly interested ard the
members n the Ladies Musical club.
Apollo club. 3lsnnerchor and al Others
who are interested 81 making wichita
tia focus q attention from Kansas and
Oklahona IN anticipation q and during
the week ~ music. which. according ta
the pans viii - the most uetahle event
ST any similar uafEre yet attempted
The interest in tire movement ls Great
ing 80 small comment outside the cIfv
and 1lr Fra-k Payne. aho is pzshtns the
scheme. IS t.4lar han1barslsd Tlth ir9rirler
FROM all over enc stare and territory cor
csrnlae it Wi1al-e f. better sftuate1
tran als ether clfT ln esther Eaasas
~ Oklahoma 20 taAe care ~ fhe croeds
-wlseb sheT sAs has deuazTtrstes
tisaa sa5 aeafn- a-5 81 81 rsFleiT taslrz
str.Ess which asa % her attrerfivenes=
and hfr aaiily - prepare enter-aluraeaS
20 the h-sre-s orlsr fer tAose VIC look
t. her ~ matters fsat pertain - = coz-
rrse-rsss certer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
ANOTHER WICHITA WINNING
viii Harris Appointed 4. Life
Suuo.x-.scn 80, En-, .acisea


Supervisor at san Francisco.
William NJ Harris, who was raised IN
Wichita, has been appointed a supervisor
by the New York Life cirnpany. The
company issues a special bulletin an
nouncing the fact that Mr.. Harris VII be
stationed at San Francisco, prints a hand
some portrait OF him and this sketch:
Mr.. William NJ. Harris. whose pro-
motion to the responsible position Of
supervisor has been announced, was born
in vincennes, Ind, on Auguas %. ISL.
He entered the company's service as Of
fee boy, al Wichita, Kansas. Noveni Der
I, 1850, and his rise in the Insurance bus
mess has been characteristic Of the nan.
zone year after his connection with
the Wichita office he was put TO work on
the books at that place. and the follow
ing year was promoted to be chief clerk
of that Office In 1892 Mr.. Harris went
into the field as solicitor. and in 1898 was
made cashier Of the Chicago clearing
horse IN 1893 he was appointed manager
of the northern Illinois branch, and under
his direction the business of that branch
was mora than doubled.
Mr. Harris is intensely practical, and
the Office of supervisor coming to man
of his age makes him a shining example
Of the possibilities in the insurance busi-
ness for one whose motto is work, and
always at it,"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
CAPITAL STOCK INCREASED.
Annual Meeting of the Paris Medicine
Company, Held at Paris, Tenn.
From st. Louis Republic:

From st. Louis Republic:
The annual meeting Of the Paris Msdi-
cine company OF st. Louis was held last
Tuesday at Paris. Tenn. The capital stock
was increased to $10o. 90. The statements
showed that the company did the largest
and most profitable business Of its career
last year. Z. W. Grove. the organizer
of the company was reelected president.
\. II. Duncan vice-president and r. /.
Seely secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. Seely is IN charge Of the st. Louis
Office at No. 1924 Pine street. He sad the
business Of the company Ia growing rap
idly, and that its product has been r.
ceived with favor al over the world
The sales Of Laxative Bromo- ouinine
last year were nearly s.coooc0 boxes, and
the prospects are that the number VIII
be greatly increased this year.
The Bromo-Quinine Tablets were first
male at Paris. Tenn The first build
ing was an unpretentious structure. and
the tablets were made IN small quantities.
The merit OF the medicine was soon dis
covered, and the orders cane IN 50 rap
idly that the company was compelled 70
move into larger quarters and the small
factory gave place % one giving employ
ment to a large number OF persons. 80
that at the present time they consume
ten tons Of quinine annually.
A handsome Office and warehouse Is
maintained in this city. Shortly after
tie business was established - was found
advisable to make this city the principal
distributing point. Mr. and Mrs. Seeiy
made tour Of the world, Is the interests
of the company. and while IN Paris
Tenn. Mr. seely gave two stereopticon
lectures.
Our readers have no doubt become faul-
liar with the reading notice headed. TO
Cure a Cold 81 one Day. which has been
advertised continuously for years. and
those who have never ussd I.axstive
Bromo-Quinine Tor a cold or grip should
give this celebrated remedy a trial. Every
druggist IT. the country sells t.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
HAVE A GOOD PROGRAM
Entertainment viii be Given Wed
nesday Evening at Reformed Church.

The Missionary Society and Mission
Band Of the Reformed church, will give
a social in the lecture room of the
church Wednesday evening. January %.
Refreshments viii be served and the fol-
lowing program viii be rendered:
Opening selection-Young Mems Orches-
ira
Duet-sweet Heart Nline-Fannie and
Margrite Milhaubt
Placing the Daughter-Mission Choral
Band
Reading-AIrs. Copeland.
Tick, Said the Clock-Mission Band.
Duet-The Misses Kerbaugh.
Readirg-The Last Salute to Spain-Miss
Glsdus Hathaway.
Vocal Solo-The Cottage en- the Hill
Miss Anita Henderson.
Selection-Young Mems Orchestra
-Selected-Nfis Goodau
Reading-The wooden Arms. d. Long.
Jack and Jill, p-to-dat-Alission Band.
Everybody is invited to attend.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
COLONEL LOOMS HERE
Veteran Friend of f3asOnIc Home At
tending Annual Meeting.

Colonel. c. LOOMS, 33rd OF Winfield.
arrived IN the city yesterday to attend
the annual meeting Of the board Of di-
rectors Of the Kansas Masonic Home.
which viii meet at the home At 10 O'Clock
this morning, ana probably be in session
two days. as much business of Importance
viii be transacted at this meeting
Colonel Looruis has served two terms
on the board which consists of nine
members. and has just received his com
mission of reappointment for term of
i've years. II represent the Scottish Rite
bodies of Kansas. The commission coming
from Cot Thomas ". Harrison IS, Of
Topeka. who was elected Sovereign Grand
Inspector General at Washington. >. c.
last October. and Who is the only active
member of the Supreme Council in Kan
sas.
Col. Locmis IS one Of the sincere. earn
est and Jealous friends of the Home"
lie was one of the first Nasons sd The
state that advocated it ard his work in
lis Organization ana success ful marage-
ment has been Uuceasing. In years TO
coUe. lie oueht and VIII have a tablet
20 his memory ana his services en- its
walls. but as 10 that the Winfield room
VIII stand enduring as an evidence of
his friendship
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
WICHITA AGENCY IN THE LEAD
M. w. Keller, Representing Otto
kuehne G Co., Shows Largest
Sales for 1901.

The annual statement of Otto Kuehne
& Co.'S preserving works shows a ccndi-
ton of business highly pleasing to, their
representative IN southwestern Kansas,
Mr.. NJ. w. Keller, who makes headQuar-
ters in this city. Mr.. Keller has cnly
been representing the firm in this field
for the past sixteen months. and when
he moved to Wichita and took charge Of
this field their goods were just being in
troduced here. Mr.. Keller is progressive
and hustler. He has forced his goods
TO the front in this city and throughout
his territory, making Otto Kuehne < Co.. s
pickles and preserves the most popular
on the market, having them in most all
first-class stores that handle his line OF
goods. One of the customs of this firm.
as is also with many other wholesale and
manufacturing concerns. is to grade their
travelling statesmen according to the
amount of business turned in by each
during the year And while Otto Kuehne
& Co. have many old experienced sales
men in territory which has been worked
by them for years. yet their Wichita rep
resentative. Mr.. NJ W. Keller. in practi-
cally a new field. heads the list of sales
men for 1901. his sales for 1901 icing
nearly $4,000 greater than any other one
OF their statesmen, which is very crafty
ing to Mr.. Keller and also shows a sienii-
cant business condition in favor OF Wich-
tia and the field it controls. Otto KHehne
& Co.'S products consist of every condi-
ment worthy of use upon the table of
the most fastdious and cxacting epicure.
The Topeka Capital of January 25, 1902,
has the following 20 say of the Otto
Kuehne &, Co exhibit ar their mid
Writer exposition:
Tho central structure Of the Mid
Winter exposition is undoubtedly and
without question the most expensive, the
most attractive and altogether the most
artistic booth in the building. Its pro
portions are in perfect harmony; Its ap-
pearauce absolutely grand and magnif-
cent. 1t IS the property OF Mr. Otto
Kuehne. the Topeka manufacturer Of the
finest lire Of table condiments in the
great west-the Silver Leaf brands
This beautiful and attractive booth, built
at an expense Of over $500. occupied
conspicuous space at the Worlds Fair
in Chicago. did honor to one Of Topokas
most energetic and enterprising manu-
faoturers and was the pride and conUent
Of many f[ansans Who visited the Worlds
Fair. 1t is brilliantly and Delightfully."-
illuminated with electric lights. which
show of the most extraordinary exhibit
ton Of the products OF Otto Kuehue &
Co.
'eThe array is simply grand in rs ar
rangement and demonstrates what energy,
CAPACITY and perse5 erance VIII accomplish
when embodied IN an individual Of force
and determination
4ir. N V. Keller. their Wichita repre-
sentative. SAYS his firm have promised
10 send this elegant booth 70 Wichita
for our next Street Fair and Carnival.
Mr.. Keller expects 10 make still greater
selling record for 1872, as his trade is con-
stantly Increasing. and his goods are now
handled by the best dealers throughout
ffe Territory
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. ". L Doyle Is III with sppeoai-
It's.
Frank Hoinberg e sunerinEg from neu-
raleia in the shoulder.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. I.ehmans.
III Seneca avenue. a boy.
w. A. DalzeIl. the publisher % no
Cheney Sentinel. was IN the city yes
terday
Mrs. Bigeiow. corner Of New York ave
nue. and Second street, IS sick with pneu-
monia.
William Glass has gons 20 Pueblo to
attend the funeral OF BIS brother. Frank
Glass.
J. =. Cameron. auditor Of ths Plano
Manufacturing company % Chicago. is
in the city.
Tho little daughter % SIR ard sirs.
Theo Paul 1919 waco is very sick with
pneumonia fever.
Messrs Thomas Doaneuy. C. c. Hack
rey and o. @. Wood went 20 sedEwick
to spend sunday
BIT. and Mrs. Albert Kendric< havs
Comauche country.
W G. Mckee returned yesterday from
thu Creek country. where ne spent sew
eral days last week
John r. Wright q Paola ard Susan
Ferel 81 this city were granted a mar.
rage lieeuse yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Calhoun VIII rstsra home
"wednesday morning from Newton. after
an absence Of two weeks.
Mrs. +. ~. Brown - planning % bsBf
2 cottage or her lots az So waco svsaps.
The house win cost gr1
Guy AndeTsan q Cheney ealIuted yss-
tsrday N the army ard in few days
win start Tor the Philippine.
Miss churchwsrd ard Miss Grses
Churchward. en roufe from Cleveland.
ohio. 70 San Diego Calf. are visiting
their brother. b. T. Church yard. sn1
family
Rev. A. y Morrison ieft here yeafar-
day 20 lli a two weeks srraTrreut lee
turing 81 oklahoma. The people whe
20 % hear hin wai get ere werth q
their money.
Hary Bruce. fnfant son - Nr. au4
Mrs. chaa. Eses. dled 81 Dr. hans rs
sprace street. 7gonsag naDrniar ~ 80
q ~ Tbs funeral wa3 take pluc. ca
weanes3ay at 90 p. "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28

practitioners by interference. but also on
the broader ground OF probable injury 70
the patient by incompatibility of con-
fieting remedies. or an .ntensification Of
the effect OF similar remedies; that re-
putable physicians do not advertise, be-
yond simple card. because gentlemen
do not boast of superior ability or yaunt
themselves above their fellow 10 the det-
riruent Of others or bring themselves into
comparison with quacks. whose sole OBJ
ject in advertising is to get the stuff, re-
CARELESS OF the lifelong misery wrought
oy their devilish methods
Drs Clark and Graves followed with a
few remarks.
The next meeting of the club viii be
held at the home of Mr.. Potts. 1o21 North
Lawrence avenue, February Is. the sub
ject being: Dickens lead by Judge S.
S. AShbaueh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
PROMISE WARNER WEATHER
Weather Men Say Cold Snap Is Now
Broken.

The blizzard predicted b. the weather
Observers did not arrive. and il Wlu not
according - ti-e forecasts telographai
over. the country last nlsht - TIE sane
Observers The ;smpzFatzre has risen
over the wsst and az wichita last nieht
the mercury stood degrees higher tilaa
i did LAST SATURDAY nisaI- Al la-3 O'Clock
the leruneratare w-s degrees above zeFo.
and 81 iI-aa o'clock Is had falisa eat enc
desTse. ana n Il o'ciock IL vas SID the
same
Ihe n4zs1nrrn Temperature reached yes
teua-y afternoon was u degrees a1eTe
zero. The uaxiasuu tsTnperatars. Sun-
dag. VS. degrees above z TIE
weather wil - can siazss co3l II cay
or two but Il wa y warmer thaa e
IS lgw r1 fasr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
Mrs Mamie Herbert, So Elmwood Ave,
Buffalo, n. Y, Treasurer Empire State
Fortnightly, Buffalo, n. Y, After Eight
Years Suffering Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

"DEAR Mrs PINKHAM Inflammation and liberation Of the
laid low and robbed life of It's joys for For eight years
in frequent pain and misery and then Lydia E Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound the greatest boon have
known, for brought life and health used several
bottles of Compound and your Sanate Wash My improvement
Slow but from the first bottle felt that better and
courage and continued the None my friends
would be well again. but have enjoyed life
fullest for three years - Mrs. MAMIE HERBERT
$4,000 FORFEIT ABOVE LETTER GENUINE.
troubled with irregular suppressed painful
weakness ucorhG displacement liberation tho
that bearing feeling nfanaton of the haekahe
boating auence general debility indigestion and pros
traton bset with such symptoms dizziness ntn ss,
excitaby irTabity, melancholy
gone" and alone" feelings, blues and hopenes,
they should remember there tried and true remedy Lydia T.
Pnkhams troubles
Refuse buy other medicine you need the best
Pinkham invites all sick write her for advice
She has guided thousands health. Address, Lynn, Mass
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
WANT TO HEAR MADAM NoRDIcA
Oklahoma People Ask for Date At
ter Her Wichita Concert

Yesterday a telegram was received in
this city from Oklahoma City asking for
the address of Madame Nordica or her
manager. The message came from the
manager of the opera house at Oklahoma
City and it stated that the people of that
city wished to have the famous singer
appear there after she gave her concert
here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28

street. by Justice Duncan. Both the
contracting parties are from Paoia. %
which city they viii return In about ten
days. Mr. Wright is a well known bus.
mess man OF Paola. where ne has resided
for a number OF years. ard Is highly re-
spected by those who have the pleasure
OF his acquaintance. Mrs. Wright Is 4
lady OF culture and is well known In this
90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
FOR PNEUMONIA.

Il have used FOLEY s HONEY AND
TAR in three very severe cases - pncu-
monia with good results IN every case
Beware OF substitutes. 6. Gehr.ng. 80 r.
Douglas; Geo. Van Werdcn. e. n. Main:
wichita Drug Co. 40 =. ponslas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
DESERVE M'kINLEY by
Mccormick and Franklin Schools VIII
Unite.

All the pauils 81 tae fourth nth. sixth
anr seventh grades 81 the Mccormick
and FranhiiH schools VIII meet in the
podse Ave1aa Methodist church next
"Wednesday afternoon II 2-s9 O'Clock ana
hold exercises in memory Of the late
President Mckinley aad IN comm mora
ton II the admission Of Kansas 10 the
union Rodolph Hatfield viii make an
ADDRESS on Mckinney The school
children VIII make contributions 10 the
fund Ter the erection of a Mckinley non
urreat in Canton ohio Exercises VIII
he Reid q The other wa-i schools also.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
KINcmAN COUNTY LAND SOLD
Samuel shursker Buys SEQ Acres for
s25oc.

J 2 Jones. through the agency - 7.
r. Beliew. has sold 20 Samuel shurnaseg.
who resides six miles a9gfh q
wichita 80 acres = laad 30 king
man county f0r E5a TIRE lard f. ROY
partly in wheat ard tas rest IS used foT
grazing purposes. Mr ghamaker expects
- lrnr--nEa fha rrnrartr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28

University. His father lives eight miles
northeast Of this city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-28
REAL ESTATE DEALS
Two small Sales Blade Yesterday for
Homes.

Mr.. William V. Eversole yesterday sold
to Mr.. J. J. Olden. ten lots at the corner
OF Nineteenth street anc Crown avenue
for $50. There is a small cJ:t9se on the
lots at present which Mr. Olden will con-
siderably enlarge and viii otherwise Inn
prove the lots and viii make it his home
in the future. The deal was made through
c. W. Mccoy.