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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-04
KNIT GOODS.

Other houses say we spoil the people By
making them expect too much for their
money Children's Hoods and Sacaues
at l5e up; Knit Wool Boobies at Sc up;
ladies Fascinators at 15e up; Ladies
Knit Shawls.
page advertisement crowded with
items could not fairly represent the null
titnde Of economies found hero. bsnce We
iovite you TO call and see the grcasexz
variety OF goods under any one roof In
this city. Remember the place. One
Price, Fair Dealing
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-04

s26,5OO TOLOAN Sz6,5OO
THE ENTERPRISE BUILD
ING ASSOCIATION offers
money L loan on their liberal
terms. in sums to suit, from
500 up, on city and country
property. Apply TO
%EHEN SiSSNES.
Srssl6SaS
Si9 Main Street,
Fredericksburg, Va. jeIs-om.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-04
CLIO THING!

We will give you a Clothing SURPRISE II
you try u.s. Mems Suits, SO no: Mems
Overcoats. 50 up; Boys Stylish Suits at
prices not matched; Boys Overcoats from
. years up. Once we sell you, we make
customer
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-04
POTOMAC. FREDERICKSBURG And
PIEDMONT RAILROAD.

iul- for 1902
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-19
ghe aalieha Daily EAGLE Friday lornmo September Is,

in Corsica, and here Mr.. de Koven enters
into the Italian school, with its soft, sen
uous movements, its intoxicating waltzes
and its world of melody. Altogether the
Foxy CUTLER is by far the best comic
duced. Its hit has been sharp. pronounc-
ed and emphatic. Mr. SMITHS book tells
a cleveTiy witty story, and tells it ven.
IN the company are Richard Golden.
one Of the foremost comedians on the
oseratic stage. Miss Marion Field. who
has won triumphs abroad. AdoIph link,
one OF the original liliputians. and Miss
Daisy Hsmlin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-19
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
LECTU RE COURSE BY FACULTY OF
SITE UNIVERSITY

LECT RE COURSE BY FACULTY. OF
STATE UNIVERSITY.
The sustaining of q nigh grade lecture
course marks the culture of the commun-
ity such course is 10 he given this
winter by members of the faculty OF the
State University. and under the direction
O. Mrs. L. : Garter. These gentlemen
are masters in their respective depart
ments- Their reputation is guaranty for
the quality of their lectures The themes
are aH worthy 81 thoughtful considera-
ton. some enineutiy practical as Recent
Developments In Electricity. The Trust
Problem The origin II the Races Of
Mankind. etc 40 profounder questions
engage the attention Of the human mind
than the questions. whence Come WEI
Whittier Go We?"
These lectures are not for mirth or for
mere entertainment but for earnest
Thought They WIZ furnish matter for
reelection FOR months after their delivery.
Truth seekers cannot afford TO miss
them Let All Who possibly can avail
themselves Of this course.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-19
FIRST OHE N WICHITA
Beautiful Colonial Mansion Is
to Be Built.
IT WILL COST $4,000
Finest Home in Southwest for
North Lawrence Ave.

The frzt colonial mansion 10 be built
IL wichita VIII De constructed in this
city tais fan On North Lawrence ave
rue 1t vvu cost s5.sa A. 5. PARIS,
president ct The Emitted sash & Door
company is The builder. His intention IS
10 make tais second ane home Of his not
oniy beautifa home. but The most eIe-
CANT dwelling house in Wichita ana the
Southwest No expense is 10 be spared
IN IT'S construction.
The residence VIII be situated n the
eleventh block Cn North Lawrence ave-
nue. just north OF Mr. Parks present
residence Il is to have only. eight ICONS
but each of these is 70 be The size OF
a banquet hail The plans for the home
c. not show az immense house as one
would expect after being told the cost
O. i1-the elegance and completeness CT it
l. what is TO cost
As the old colonial home. this is To be
most beautiful ard attractive 20 the eye.
The one Predominant sign OF the colonial
mansion. the great white columns that
rcach from the foundation 20 the roof in
Tie foreground are four in number and
arc twenty feet nigh. mounted by great
CQrnthi-n capitals The massive steps
le=d to broad porch. which cncircles the
house on three sides a pretty and
n mantle part " the architecture is the
laleony that rr0uadcs from the second
story window over the froat door The
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-19
DIFFeNDoRFeR FOUND GUILTY.
Policirer's Asssiia1t IS Prepared for
LEN IN PenIssntIa-g.

Tom Diaendo~fer was found guilty q
assault with intent In XII Louis PoIcincr
in the district court Wednesday and sent
back 20 Jail 10 await The day en- vhich
he VII be sentenced 20 a term IN the
peniteRuaVy- The maximum sentence fer
such an oTense Is ten years. Judge an
ton defendant attorney. says mat he
viii ask for g new trial claiming thar the
court was ln error
The evidence that convicted Di1end1rfer
was given BY Louis Psliciner WR3. the
prosecution stated. positively identified
the prisoner a. his ssssilant- Judge Mi
ton denied in his argument that AIr. Poll
ci-er had said positively that the defend
ant was the person who assaue1 him and
attempted % rob him IRE Jury vas cut
between fifteen and twenty minutes The
arguments occupied The uoTrirs hour
The prosecuting attorney essailed th
character q the defe1se-s witnesses ar
in return Judge Milton attacked Nr Poi
elmer. declaring among other things tia
Policiner himself acknowledge THAI thc
Gentle forra Of esth was not binding On
Jew.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-19
At the Crawford.

Nelson Lewis latest ana besc comedy
drama. "A Foxy Tramp. win be the
attraction 1T The Crawford Grand tonight.
The scene ~ the story is laid In a rural
Community. telling of the love and life
a. plain country couple who FOR a
time. are the Victims Of an old. unscrupu-
lols farmer enc his rascally son bat. in
the end. these two are everthrown by
the Efforts ~ a famous detective. who
turns tramp 70 90 So. The stage set
tl7ss axe al new tree to the situa tons
elaborate. careful attention having been
pad 70 dstaU AmorE the members II
"a company arc many actors NJ national
repute tcEelher with some n the head
liners % the vaudeville profession. siv-
tng a continuous Performance
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-19
4 BOYs WILD RIDE FOR LIFE.

Firh family around expecting HIN to
c., and a son riding for life. eighteen
miles. 70 SET DIT. Kings New Discovery
for consumption coughs and colds. ". II
Brown. OF Leesviile. Ind endured
death agonies from asthma. but this
wonderful medicine gave instant relief
and soon cured him. He writes. Il now
sleep sourdly every night Like mar
vicious cures OF consumption. pneumonia.
bronchitis, coughs. colds and grip prove
as natchiess Faerit Tor ali threat and
lons troubles. Guaranteed bottles SIC
and 500 at Gehring pharmacy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-19
- nooMEn % l..

Il was treated f5- three years b. good
doctors writes w. A. Greer. MccoH-
reiisvnis. O. FOR piles. ard astula, bat
when all failed. Buel1leas Arnica Saive
cured me IL two weeks. Cures burns.
bruises. cuts. Germs sores. eruptions.
salt rheum. piles o. no pay &c a GsA-
rnEs pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-19
BUSINESS PRoPERTY 90 Sc.
NOTICE. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
BANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION or
The National Bank u Comncrce. az
in the state q Kansas. az The
close % business September Is. ieL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-19

SO IS ia , EaxeI S2EkS
For Ffiess Burns, Sores
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-19

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-19
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sssnss. eea. wtf1 sa-.s Lee. $50 =
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-19
RooMs eoa RgNT-f.-alsa 30.

FOR REST-F,u-u ixsle5 -c,r-- zetl f4r-
rlzhsd Modem cenrentsrcs4. referssr-e
rezillrssi. would prefer LADY = married
c1zzlz- - = Nail 4-zs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-19
oEEIcE ROOMS ZOE RENT.

FOR RENT-Desl-sble Office rooms: also
furnished sleeping rooms Room :. over
is y. Main street so-d
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-19
PERSONAL
HOUSES FOR SALE.


HOUSES FOR SALE
FOR sALE-One Of the finest homes in
the city, location strictly no J.. near
church school and one block from car
line The hg1se - recEntit lltflstlsl
and has rooms. All - very me M
ish The tai IS Isrge end he's izndilg
srairvay "a ouartereG oak. mirror Ia
han. two mantles. all nickel plated. open
plumbing elegant bath RON, sanitary
closet two east 'front.' lots. une shade.
cement Wa KS and barn. and The price il
only tf0r a short tlIuei 81 50. Thomas q
ls5-wed-fri-sun-3tx
FOE sAIE-Cottage. rooms. 90 feet &C.
ment walk. barn, city water Apply II
J.. English. le-otA
FOR Sale six-roon house - feet. Two
b11cEs from Douglas, on Marker. - 80.
John Farmer * 60. Ial-iri-su--t
-
FOR sale
lesz strong avenue s rooms. 10 feet,
rents az g.. price. oniy So
81 Wabash. rooms. q feet. rents at
is4; DEAN GORDON.
FOR SALE-At a bargain. go Indiana
avenue. seven .1rge rooms pantry. three
closets cellar. city water sewer cJlncc-
tons barn. cement walks aud me shade
Price Sl.sH. Inquire =. j. Msnnt -
Irdiara avenue lsi-sJ
FOR sAEE-l-I7 Jackson avenue, new G.
re1m coz tsse GOOD paltrv large clos
cts. Wlis1 cellar 1ld D ieeI Must 1e
sod tbs week owner 81 leaving the
city Reese e Co. IL = First ss-f
FOR SALE-Ou easy terms. new 5-room.
modern cottage. corner DaHslas avenue
and Grove. cement walks. shade and
fruit las-tf
r0e s.rr va-r desirable suburban
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-19

$3.50 $50 . 60 %]e4&&
Make it KNOWN
To the People
Through The Eagle.
80 80 . 60 - &<x2
@z6 5. & LED
----=.----a-.=------------
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED-GirI for general housework.
90 n Market street le-stx
WANTED-S experienced diningroom
girls. at the Manhattan hotel La
Flower & James 100.
wANTED-A diningroom girl. at Balti-
h-oIe A-1ei- 81
WANTED white girl for general
housew0Tk. Must be good cook. 1852 y.
Lawrence avenue. Mrs. \. B. Wright.
WANTED Diningroom girl. at once.
santa r e Hotel No-St
WANTED-A steuographer. for few
days. Call at room g. over Kansas Ma
uonai bank. this morning. Dr.. J. H
Snoddy Remedy Co 1e1-1t
WANTED-An apprentice girI at Yrs.
Thornton dressmahins roOEls. Fletcher
block. l16-2tx
wANTED-Ten girls at Bryan Bros
80 -
WANTED-Good white girl Must be
good cook and bring good references
1lls n Emporia avenue. 1J7-stN
WANTED - chambermaid. at Hotel
Carey. 103-tf
Cook s Boarding House, l5I y. Topeka.
WANTED Cooks and diniugroom girls to
work a reunion at Riverside park, next
week. Apply a reunion Headquarters.
City building Wichita. l04-tf
WANTED-Apprentc in dressmaking
department. al Geo. Innes. lo7-l
WANTED colored girl. for
general hOusework. Must be good cook.
Mrs s ". Sargent, 1872 \. Market
street 104-tf
WANTED-Txo women to work. Patter-
sen House. Harper. kan lol-Stx
WANTED-A frst-olass aIl-round. din
ingroorn girl. Can get GFSt-ciass wages
al Arcade Hotel, POnca City, o. T.
-. -
SITUATION wANTg0-FEMALE.
WANTED--.Positiou by lady .steno-
grapher. three years experience. NO Oh
lection 70 leaving the city- Address
III, L0ck Box -. 105-5tx
SALE HELP WANTED.
MALE HELP WANTED-Young men 70
railroad positions. Low tuition. Thor
ough instruction Positions for gradu-
ates. Day and night school. Write for
circuass. Wichita Telegraph College,
Crawford Building. I5-su-we-f r-stx
WANTED-A good bread baker. by Bon
Ion bakery Wellington Kan lol-5t
WANTED-First-clas pastry and short
order cook. r1r Carnival week Good
wages Lichenberger Cafe, Yelling
ton. Kan. 102-st
ANTED-Au-round candy-maker. Ad-
dress hickman candy CO.. Is Main
Street, Newton. Kan ll5-Stx
WANTED men 70 drive grocery
wagon. : grocery cserlEe. hotel Cauks
= diningroom girls. hotel porters. e
farm hA-as A' ra1c nTnan. - laborers. il
the city 1H railroad men t1 ship south
man and wife on rauch-mau as cook
wife - nolse Keeper IeH-s agents to
run 70 California b. qualified. Ken
"9rtny Lnlplal meat Agent l0I-3t
wANTED-Tzo men as news agents on
trains, SIS cash security required
o.
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sToRE sooMs FoR 80.

FOR RENT-Fr0ru November SIN. two
nice store rooms IN one. or vii rent
separate. on Lawrence avenue near
Douglas. Inquire p I. Spencer. g7-Cf
FOR RENT-s1ore room. on one OF the
very best corners in the city, display
window on front and side. This room
has always been occuuiet b. q good
paying business. but VIII be Yacalt b.
September LIST Or. J. z. Oldham. room
8. over Is y Main street. S-u
FOR RENT-At stock Yards. a good.
newly plsstered. papered and painted
building TIVE stories for rent II
rooms. good for mercantile. hotel or
restaurant See john " Adams. lc7 T.
Douglas avenue. Gtf
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g,JslNEse OPPORTUNITIES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR sALE-Restaurant, So E Douglas
avenue. 1e4-5tx
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FOR RENT--hre~ ~ fosir 1afuTzls1e,-
rrcEs lzth- Rex rfzs1us-s
fsrer street i--z
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eoons FoR PENT-Ur-ar-fs-sa

FOR RENT-flrs suita - f-ssr recrrs
.rpferH convenience 5rrsulsf-r ga
stove and bz-n- - X Earssst
The National tribune., 1902-11-13
DEPARTMENT NEWS.

ALLEGED FRAUDULENT CLAIM
ATTORNEYS FEE.-In the pension
case of Thomas Webster the Pension Bu-
reau upon investigation held that the PEN
STONED disabilit! existed before enlistment
and that the pension granted under the
general law was obtained by fraudulent
c0ncealment of the existence. of the al
seged disability before enlistment The
pensioner was therefore required to refund,
through the stoppage of pension granted
him under the act of June q, 1890, and
the attorney of record in his general law
pension claim was required to refund the
fee of S25 received on the granting of the
general law pension, as well'as the fee of
SO received on the subsequent granting of
an increase of said general law pension.
The decision asst Sec'y Campbell
Aug. z. 1902 on the attorneys appeal
from tine requirement to refund his fees
says:
There is nothing in the Gaze tending to
show that the appellant had any knowl
edge that the claim was fraudulent.
in the case of Elizabeth Striggon (S
p. D., 12) the Department held (syllabus
that
IAN attorneys title to. fee is dependen,
upon his clients title to pension, ant
where the pension was fraudulently OBJ
tained the Commissioner of Pensions ma,
require the refundment of the fee paid tn,
attorney who prosecuted the claim, n,
well as the pension SO paid the claimant
''The appellant in his argument seeks Il
distinguish the present case from the Strig
gon case upon the facts, but in the two
cases they are similar in all essential par
ticulars. However, the conclusion Il
reached that the decision in the StriggoI
case does not set forth the law applicabl,
to the facts.
'When a duly authorized attorney ha
secured for a claimant an allowance O
pension, his title to fee for his services
20 the time of the payment of the fee Il
aim. is dependent isiioo- his clients it'll
to the pension allowed. Tic fee is pait
from the pension secured, and it is quit,
manifest that if his client has no title Il
pension, he has no title to fee; and thus
before payment of pension is made, thu
attorneys title to a fee is dependent upor
his clients title TO pension. In the Strig
gon case it is considered where paymen
OF fee has been made TO an attorney, q.
The National tribune., 1902-11-13

The price Of this advertising has been
fixed at cents a word, which is very
low rate. You reach a Quarter-mi
readers and will often get hundreds Of re-
plies from a single ad..
All the world deals now through the
mails or by express or freight. Try 1t
yourself.
Write us the substance Of what you
want to say, and we will arrange it in the
fewest possible words.
Regimental historians and Secretaries
of Survivors Associations will find these
columns very useful.
Many a comrade could start profitable
real estate agency. Describe in few
lines the properties for sale in his neigh
borhood and insert the advertisement in
these columns. Put the owners in COM
munication with prospective buyers. and
when sales are made collect commissions
from the owners. By acting as our agent
for subscriptions and books the advertis-
ing space is secured without cost. Fol-
lowing is evidence of how easily real estate
sales are made:
The National tribune., 1902-11-13
CHRISTMAS TOYS.

A GRAND OFFER FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS
"A Just think of it10 well executed little novelties
for 10c or for 2c post paid packed iu little box
real ,IceWater Set Silver Plated Tray, Goblet and
Pitcher; neat little ring with blue red stone; a
Scoop and Scales to play store witb little Revolver
be careful not TO shoot yourself Elk Head Button
Stove that don't require coal last but least the IA
nous Air-Ship, which is likely to go up at any mo-
ment This is the best offer ever made in this line.
Don't fail TO get one Daniel Hottinger S42 w. 18th
St, Pi!sen Station, Chicago. Ill.
The National tribune., 1902-11-13
TESTIMONIAL.

nor SALEM THE BEAUTIFUL CITY OF
II Riverside, Cal. house of seven rooms; two lots
containing fruits and flowers. For terms and de-
scription, address ]. J. Yeakle, Riverside, Cal
Riverside, CAL, Oct %. 1902
Dear Tribune: Take out the above ad-
vertisement. The first two insertions Of
1t in Subscribers Advertising Columns
brought me lots OF inquiries, and / have
sold the property. If 1 had a pretty big
piece of the earth, l am sure I could dis
pose of it profitably by advertising in
The National Tribune. 1 really believe
that comrades like to patrOnize each
other.
Yours in F., C. and L.
j. ]. YEAKLE.
Direct letter TO Adv. Dept, Nationa
Tribune, Washington. d. &.
The National tribune., 1902-11-13
cRAYoN PORTRAITS.

T ARGE CRAYoN PORTRAITS, SIZE IS Z 20
l inches. Of yourself comrade, or any member Of
guaranteed true likeness mounted CLOTH and sent
postpaid for sL5o All photos returned Any changes
made. Can copy from group, enlarge two any
number together Tinted Canyons or Water-Color
Pastels made to order. Send ms your photos Work
guaranteed. Remit by p o. order or registered letter
TO IL II. Chapman, Art Department, Gratiot, Ohio
All Inquiries answered, II stamp Is incl0sed.
The National tribune., 1902-11-13
PLANTS =

DEsUEaECTION PLANTS.45A SHRUNKEN
IL roursed ball Of tightly ycoilednp leaflets, dry and
apparently dead and will live dreds of years unless
immersed in water, when 1t siOwylunfOds and comes
to life as 1t were, and Is trae9rmed into beaut
full rosee OF velvet green, Securely mailed 10 cents
each three for Is cents postage or silver. C. A.
Lamb, Dayton, Ohio. 1s
I1NANCY OHIO AND YORK 6EgD POTATOES-
n. Gatey, Box 81, Peyton, Colo. p19
CUT THIS OUT OR MARK,lAs IT WILL NOT
" appear again. Send your address and get our
catalogue OF good things In sIalr fruits Money re
funded II everything Is not as represented. J. G.
Baur q Son., Strawberry Specialists, Judsonia, ARK.
(Mention National Tribune) -
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

ISOR SALE-ESTABLISHED IN 1s65-BLACK-
IL smith shop wheelwrght, trimming and paint de-
partmcnts, and hame works; in building Ishape, di-
mensons l00x2qxf0x2 feet two stories; situate pub
lie road, Shrewsbury. Penna convenient TO Nor
thern Central Railway. Also two twoand-half story
dwelling houses located within fifty yards of shop to-
gether with barns and all necessary outbudings; build
ings comparatively new; the adjacent land comprises
two Object of selling Is to retire from business
account OF age. This is an excellent opportunity to
purchase an established paying business; five hands
constantly employed Hame trade alone $50 doz-
annually Opportunity TO also purchase stock and
tools Price low, terms reasonable. Address W. G..
Allen, Attorneyatlaw, Shrewsbury, York County Pa
The National tribune., 1902-11-13
SUBSCRIBERS ADVERTISING COLUMN
REAL ESTATE.

LHOR SALE-SIX-ROOM HOUSE, AND LOT, SIT
uated near beautiful park, about three c..arters
Of mile from center Of city, fve blocks from High
and four from Second Ward School House, In 0waton
m, Minnesota, Counfyseat Of Steele County. Popula
ton 5000, and the thriest little In the State
Philip Sutton, Owatonna Mnn,
The National tribune., 1902-11-13
RAzoRs.

= REAGER'S IMPROVED RAZoRs ARE THE
" best Patented In the U. g.. England, and Ger
many. Warranted. Sent for 200 by registered mail.
Agente wanted iHevegy town. Send Tor Circular Com
Ends Herman reager. liz Elm st., Manchester, N. Il.
The National tribune., 1902-11-13
MUSIC.
SEEDS.

s. A FORTUNE FOR You."-THE PRODUCT
"A of one packet of Cosmic King besns will in
five years buy q five hundred acre improved farm.
Try II. l0c. pkt. Harrison Clark, Seed Grower, lie
Roy, N. Y.
T WILL PAY 800 PER BUSHEL FOR BEAN
that will yield more and better beans per acre than
my Cosmlc King bean. 1Oc pkt Harrison Clarke, Seed
Grower, Leroy, N Y.
r SHALL OFFER A PRIZE OF go FOR THE
Il largest sworn yield from packet OF my Cosmic
King beans grown In 1903 l0c. pk Harrison Clarke,
lie Roy, N. Y.
DECIPE FOR BEST CURE FOR SADDLE AND
III harness gals ever discovered. Heals while
horses work Price o. Free, with club order for Is
Yield of pt. from two beans grown BY me.) Har-
rison Clarke, Seed Grower, lie Roy, N. Y.
The National tribune., 1902-11-13

NOR SALE-A TEN ROOM HOUSE, AND LOT.
Il Nearly new. A good business property on Second
street; fine river view Modern and lots In good
locations Vacant full and half lots Large and small
farms and ranches In Kansas, Nebraska, Colombo,
South Dakota, Missouri. and Minnesota. Large or
small houses and lots of all descriptions Prices from
1900 up to e0OO according to location improve
ments Geo. W. keckler. Muscatine, Iowa
The National tribune., 1902-11-13

I,OR SALE-BLACKSMITH TOOLS AND
i stock; fire location; cleared 81 eco in two years
Going to California. W. Parker Weldon, Iii.
The National tribune., 1902-11-13

CONSULT THE EASTROLOGER--LIFEO OFFERS
~ three chances to every man and woman. Some
take hold Of them some let them slip through their
fingers, and why! Being unprepared they do not rec
ognize their opportunity Tho astrol0ger can tell you
when you will be most successful. when your char ces
We are casting horoscopes in the 3oth century way
strictly business basi4 Send dale and place OF
BIRTH giving year and hour possible, together with
. cents (n0 further charge) gnd will send you
full aud detailed astrological deneaiion OF yonr life
The B. o. Co., IS East llth ST., Ncw York.
The National tribune., 1902-11-13
LADIES' GARMENTS.
LADIES' SHOES.

T AIDES SHOES OF GOOD QUALITY FOR
IL two dollars postage paid. Any style, button OF
lace. Address Herman f. Buck, Canisteo, n. Y.
The National tribune., 1902-11-13

DIG FARM FOR SALE cHEAP-s4O ACRES IN
ID one body; 90 acres timber, balance prairie. Two
hundred In cultivation, balance fine buegress
pasture Plenty good water All fenced into suitable
fieids. Fine, large sixroom two-stOry frame house;
very large barn; hen house; fruit, etc. On four
County roads: quarter mile from Lincoln, Mo-, on Mis-
souri, Pacific r. R. Price $3l per Very favorable
terms No better Investment be found than to buy
this farm To II Is be convinced. Call ad-
dress C. g. Harc Lincoln Missouri No trnles consid-
cred. .,s