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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-08
CONCLUDING REMARKS

In closing. | desire to state that the opcr-
alton Of this sewer plint is very simple
affair Had tho work been done according
TO specifications, screens put In. VIII re they
arc absolutely necessary, Joints caulkcd
lightly the required Size of pipe put In
and n rigid Inspection made of all material
aud kind OF work performed. eli e which
Mr.. P'ter agreed to do by the contract
dated July ~ 1899, results would have
been different.
Furthermore. the so.caled detail draw.
ings, especially OF the siphons. are 10 de.
tail drawings an all, but merely sketches
not showing amy elevations, grades, etc,
etc.
With a complete set Of detail drawings
~ every Structure showing Sizes. dimtA-
mopS, grades, etc, amy one Of ordinary
intcligtuce can take hold OF the plant and
uu II successfully, and reed NOT be In.
struC,ed how Go run IL. IL ls now running
aud viii continue TO do SIN, with proper at
teudon, and when the slphons afe discarded
luttr ou. and me additional pipes nut IN,
romplish whit IL WIS intended for Curuvld-
lag you obtain q moro thorough separation
uf st0rM Waicr and se'yIge, on witch design
| am NOW lastly eugigedl. Photographs
hHVr hecm taken during The repairs meu-
iipned io Siihstantlate my allegations made
III this report.
! am eady NJ any time to show any in.
dNidngl member 0f this council. or any
committees or your honorable body MS 4
wlo'e. The working OF Tho plant, with Its
iahertnt shortcomings, etc. etc, before the
final corrections thereof by me- Respectful.
~ submitted. r L. Dormant. G. r..
City Engineer
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A BIG PLANT ANNOUNCED
ROCKEFELLER SAID TO BE GOING
INTO BEAUMONT FIELD.
Said That He Is Behind Concern Which
viii Erect Zinc Smelling Plant to
Cost a Million.

Beaumont Texas. July rs. p. Nichol.
son Of the Nicholson. Watson shoe ana
clothing house arrived in Beaumont TINS
morning and in conversation with The Posi-
correspondent he gave out some interesting
Information which he states was given MIN
hy an official of tho big zinc syndicate and
one whom he supposes is well informed on
the project that is contemplated in 5eau-
mont. The information received by MIR.
Nicholson Is to the effect thnt Sl,OO.uu
plant viii be constructed here by the Con.
necticut Zinc sy1diCate Of which Mr. Iohu
ID, Rockefeller is leading stocknolder
aud which has recently purchased a con
cate.
The information carries with II n state
ment 10 the effect that MI Rockefeller Is
a large stakeholder in the Kansas city
southern railway, a steamship line that
VIII make regular trips out Of Port Arthur
Tor European points as soon as tbe plant
IS completed and also in the pro iucing oil
companies that win furnish the fuel and
In large refinery that Is now In course
OF construction here. The reason Beaumont
was selected as a location is that Il is
cheaper TO send the zinc here than il is
to send the oil to Joplin ana Furthermore
the product of the plant Is largely for
export 10 Europe and a deep water mort
Is at hand and the steamship line ready
- hti' WIN WAN tuf OIL at the pant.
lie stated the matter when he said Mir.
Rockefeller will MINI his own zinc at
joplin, making the ore of 10 per cent zine.
10 Per cent other metals and the balance
probably waste; he will then ship IL on
his road 10 Beaumont. smelt It With his
plant. using fuel oil from his wells and
FROM his refinery, send It to Port Arthur
again over his road, load II in his steam
TO his market. The same official also
stated that the iron ore Of Texas would
be utilized in the plant and thar oil had
been tested by certain methods for smelt-
ing the iron and had proved eminently sat
been prevalent that il could not be han
died with oil.
Mr.. Nicholson was very much enthused
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!. Q. Q. z. CELEBRATION.

Preparations Well Advanced for the
Great Occasion
M 1oinf committee met YESTERDAY ot tho
'dd Fellows ball Mason building. M II
q m, with IN T. g. Bcebc IN Tho chair
ana u. g. Shelby sccrctary All the rom.
mftee was present except u *. Munger
VINO was noarodlbly detained
l'r. Boehc. chairman Of the TRANSPORT,
tion committee reported that all the RAN.
reads running into Houston ana connecting
lines had agreed TO make rate Of cenr
rcr mile each way from al points IN the
state to La rore and fcturn on July "
the day Of tho picnic: also that sncclal
train had been chmtorca from Houston tn
La Porte ana that arrangements had been
made for special cars to bring the orphans
from the home at Corslcana 10 Houston n,
the afternoon Of July "a Tho orphans
VIII remain over night In Houston ana will
We the special guests Of the Houston Odd
Follows and their Houston friends. ana nh
committee Is endelvoring To arrange to
have Thorn quattcrcd at one Of the lcndmg
hotels In the city ana no pains will be
spared 10 provide for their comfort
The committee on invitation ana printing
reported thar n general circular had been
prepared ana seut to the grand master
Hon j. II, Cough, McKmney Texas for
his Endorsement and to he sent out through
the grand secretary at Dallas to all lodg $
aud bodies OF Odd Fellows in the State.
IL has been decided TO extend Il special
invitation 10 tla officers of the -rnnd
lodge Of Louisiana rs the!r predecessors in
Office rendered valuable assistance IN form
ing She grand lodge OF Texas sixtv.four
years ago. Also that copies OF the official
circular he sent to the grand sire and grand
secretary of the Sovereign Grand lodge OF
tho World.
The cantons the mlifdrr7iranch Of the
cfdon werc requested TO arrange for a
guard OF honor 70 escort the orphans and
visitors TO the celebration. Several other
subcommitccs made their reports aud
much enthusiasm vas manifested nj this
meeting. and " is now believed that this
win he the lrrgest gathering In this end
Of the State for many years.
The committee will meet again next sun
day at 3 O'Clock p. m. AT odd Fellows han.
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UNTIL AUGUST
The Southern Specialists Will Con-
tinue to Give Their Free Treat
ment to All Who Call Befofl
August list.

The SOUTHERN SPECIALISTS. whfa.
remarkable success 10 this community Y
we'll known. have been obliged TO exlei'
their THREE MONTHS FREE TREAT.
MENT medicines excepted until August =
They treat all SPECIAL and CHNoslsl
DISEASES of men. women and cnllua
and are the recognized expert doctors y
the South. II you are sick OF afflicted
any way and wish the latest and most Y
entihc treatment. plan TO ral at thelr q
noes at once. They vii examine yoa cai
fully ana tell you your exact CONDITION 4,
will not promise to cure you unles, w =.
are positive, They have cured oveg y.
thous and (lOO0 people in the stare o. ~ ~
and they can give YOU the best Oh 70"
enCes.
The SOUTHERN SPECIALISTS are aiy
ing wonderful success in fitting glasses ~
many who were unable TO nave lhemn ps XIX,
erly fitted by other doctors. Inc pu v,.s
In charge of the Eye Department Is ~
uate of one of the best colleges ~
United States and has had wide eApIi ~
ence I'm adjusting glasses. lie Is NOT III
ply an optician. but is an up,to'date ocs a,St
and If you wish glasses ttte1 I'D png ID, n ,sl
scientific manner you should not ia mi
call al the offices of the THEM -
During THIS WEEK ONLY YOU "a. vM
HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED, issss
FuLLY AND A PAIR or GOLD GLAIrS2ISS
WITH A TENYEAR GUARANI ~, lTss
THE SMALL SUM or FIVE Do LnsTws
$500 This IL practically the expens%,
them and Is more of an advertisement
prove to the general public their ndYan's
and successful methods IL you sst
glasses, call and accept this generous, slM
Offices 1913 Texas avenue. Rooms ,sns
40i and 400 Moore Burnett BUILDING; Fan In,
ton. Texas. Take elevator fer foulInn my
and he sure and ask for the SOU ihL's
81 EGlALlSTS' Offices ,.,.s|
II You can not call, write full paIr,ppTsif
regarding your case for HOME lh1''
MENT.
Consultation free.
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TECHNICAL EDUCATION.
TWO Scholarships Offered at Georgia's
Excellent institution.

Excellent INSTITUTION.
Funds sufficient for all net expenses OF
two students for four years IN the Georgia
School Of Technology will be contested for
September "a
The school has a National reputation for
the high standing OF It's graduates, and It's
courses In mechanical, eleothcal, civil and
textile engineering, and In engineering
chemistry Largely increased equipment in
shops and Laboratories the coming year
New dormitories under Wholesome rcgula
lions. athletics under specialists. climate
unsurpsssed In the largest city In the
heart ~ The progressive south Professors
and Instructors 81; student enrolment 43g
For fully Illustrated catalogue address
Lyman Han. President. Atlanta, Ca.
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With tonr hearty approval aud endorse.
nicnt. have the honor to be
Yours very respectfully,
Alexander Potter,
And whereas said committee. all OF It's
members beng present. did fully consider
said proposition and have decided ia ae-
cept the san,c as amended, With sush modt
hcntions. rcEtfictlUns ana conditions as
hcrenftcr appear In this instrument;
Therefore, tits Instrument Is to witness
that IN consideration II the mutual cove,
nants herein expressed the said city Of
ilouTon; acting by SAID committee ana
into this contract towit:
rhat said city accepts and agrees TO
conform ~ the terms OF the proposition
Potter agrees aud binds himself to fully
execute, perform ana observe all the ohli-
cations md undertakings to be done by
him under said proposition
II j. further agreed and stipulated:
J. That said Alexander Potter shall per.
form the entire work of experimenting AMI
eohglncerlng SAID construction ana any iur-
thor necessary designing for tho success,
iul CARRYING on ana completion of slid
sewerage system! 50 that sam 81 operate
or not In said proposition.
= PAYMENTS are 10 be made 70 siid
Alexander Potter os the work progress s,
upon tho cost to tho city of tho
work nr material furnished by the cont act
ore provided. however tho city shall hBvc
H200ol until the successful completion nnd
installation Of the entire work in running
order
3 Said Alexander Potter shan not in
connection With said work use any nanS,
drawinCs det1ils or thc like which are
unsatisfactory to said city. or which are
not approved IN such manner as may be
required by the charter OF ordinances
The Compensation herein provided fer
shall be paid to said Alexander Potter ont
Il the proceeds Of the sale of the bonds
authorized nv vote Of the Taxpayers 81
said city on July H. 1870 10 be issued
for the purpose of constructing a sewerage
and sanitary system for said city; and II
/ for any reason said bonds shall not he
realized upon IN the next twelve months
.. This contract shall he reg rded rs q
contract for personal services and shall
1iot he assigned In whole or part by said
6. Said Alexander Potter agrees that he
VIII perform all services herein required
md reasonable dispatch. and viii facilitate
the progress Of tho work and will uSe "a
reasonable Efforts to hasten the mp!Ction
Z. said ..lexaudcr Potter agrees 70 fur
nlsh to snid city tho original Of all further
plans specifications. drawings or the like
SAID work. AMI somc shall remain nhe
/ property ~ said city, en- fe with the
CITY sccret1rv, And he further ogrccs TO
keen tho citv informed and advised thror-,
rs mtvrr ~ no status n an work undrr
J MS 'hnrrc ~ auv time that he may 10
requested IN do go hv slid mayor
hcrfo sign fbcir Games. his tn dar ~ -
Soptcmhcr 1892 hv It's scwcr committee
and the CITY .sccrrtarr milking the sepl IF
Mla Cltt an9 attesting these presents by
! II is further agreed that In tho spocl
/ ncntGns which arc TO he approved NV the
that There shn'l he provisions lImifin, fho
! time ior complexion Of tho work by the
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MR. poTreR,s ooNTRAors.
Complete Copies of the Terms Of the
Agreement With the City.

agreement with the CITY.
State Of Texas, Harris County.
This agreement made and entered into
this oath day Of March. 1879. nv aud
between the city Of Houston. a municipal
corporation OF the State Of Texas acting
by It's mayor party Of the nrst part. and
kleaandor Potter consulting engineer Of
the city OF New York state Of New York.
party Of the second part. witnesseth
That said party OF the second part. for
the consideration Hereinafter named. has
nsrced to do certain work in connection
with the design OF system Of sewage
dlsposai, the revision and extension Of the
sewerage plan. the economic design for the
installation FOR an electric light and gar.
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Texans in New York.
lsnecInl to The Post ! 4.

N'NVVIHI To nc IOStI'
new YORK, July THE following Texans
are registered at New York hotels:
beSa,nmont.-I Paulhamus Victoria: W.
;. Iimmins, Sturtevant
2Nin'-o Cummings, Aston.
~ D"iifa,SN;-W. Il. Gano, hernandez VI. Nor
Sah antonio Thomas Booth, l.. c. Der.
Herald Square. NJ
AAuslin'- Walter Wilcox, Marlborough.
TeNas,-A. Fiske, Albert.
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Military Commissions Isued.

Austin, Texas, July THE following
military commissions were issued this az.
ternoon Smith c. Pedigo, major and
asslSaht quartermlster general of the Sec
ond brigade; Theo Schirmachpr. major ana
chief signal officer; Phil VI. Hunt matnr
and assistant chief OF ordnance OF Second
brigade; j W. Speight, major and assist,
{. Lacy, major aud assistant Guartermas.
ter general " FIJI So brigade, l. Nowak0w-
sky, captain, and r. A. Zuorcher, Arst lieu
tenant, company A, signal corps: Il. Il.
Shead' captain; James H. Black. first lieu
tenant x. II. King. second lieutenant. Hubs
CITY artillery, Fourth battery; Thomas {
Knight irst lieutenant. Ii. c. Woods
guards; p. A, Booth first lieutenant ana
y. II, Motley, second lieutenant, Fofev
fuslliers; w. CLAUDE Moore first lieutenant
and assistant surgeon, First infantry; /. ID
Anlcck' first lieutenant company A. signal
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NM HIrnnNs.

Whcn the seW0r nlnnt WAS tnrnc1 over
~ ma, INV o,r., Ia, C,,,,,d ho., .i,b,rs
49, ''".,' ~" -
h'ioss HAilalo BAYOU totally ciorcea up
and sufficient evidence showed later on
tha. ,,,, tho .tnt,r. ,,,,.,.. t,, .,.t
IN u'sshE uoWh 10 ascertain Tue cause
Of siphons not working it was found that
rhn land enda 81 tho sinhous bpd settled
-. 80. -, ,,,
w S'"'i"''E, anu 'ha' "4l j''h'S VA 'HN.
II was au tmpcSsiblity ON account OF the
ieaAy condition OF tho maSoary Of tn
NnlTc manholc, to get M the lower valves
20 clean Out the river sections OF Tic
siFNohf.
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WoOpLEY COMMITTED.
Rapist Not OF an AGE Permissible for a
LEGAL HANGING.

Austin. Texas July THE governor this
afternoon committed 10 life Imprisonment
the death sentence against Sam Wu0dey,
colored of Fayctte county. who was to
have been hanged Friday on a conviction
for rape The reason for the governors
action in this case is that the negro was
under II wears of age at the time tho crime
vas committed and the law prohibits the
death penalty when the accused is under
Il yenrs of age. The exact age of the
negro was not known until after the trial.
gave the date of his birth The entry
was made in the Bible by a well known
lady of Fayette county, who made affi-
darit as to the entry In the Bible, ms she
recalled her handwriting lust as soon as
she saw IL. This is the second death pen
atty tho governor has had to commute on
account Of the age Of the convicted pnrtY.
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THE SANITARY SEWERS.
City E-gia.er Dormant Makes Report
10 The Council.
ruruat POSSIBILITIES SUGGESTED.
Can Be Operated After Certain Aiters-
tons Have Been Made, but at a
Heavy Expense.

The full text OF City Engineer Dorinant's
report to the council on the sewerage sys
tenn Is reproduced IN full In order that the
people Of Houston may realize exactly what
they have secured for their Investment Of
eScc,0oc. 1t will be remembered that a
communication from Engineer Potter was
referred by the council to the city epgl
nicer and the report OF Mr.. Dormant IS a
virtual answer 10 that communication,
which was printed in fnll in a recent mum
bcr Of The Post:
lion Mayor aud city Comet
Houston, Texas, July l. 1907 Gentlemen
l. the matter II the attached mmngicn-
i.on from Alexander Potter Esq. coGsnl b
ing engineer. which was referred to me by
Your honorable body on juno 10, 1877.
beg leave TO report as follows:
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though I ever was
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When woman is sick she falls of in
looks, This is particularly the case
when she suffers from diseases peculiar
to her sex. Not only is her strength
undermined. but che loses beauty OF
face and geace OF form.
II IS Characteristic OF the cures Of
wotiatly direases effected by the use Of
Or. Pierces Favorite Prescription, th2t
With restored health there is restora-
ton of good looks.
"Fayorite Prescription establishes
regularity, dries weakening drairs, heals
inflammation aud liberation and cures
female weakness.
II wish TO tiiruk YOU fof the Rood your fuedi-
cinCs have tlOsic me. writes Mrs Mae Drown. OF
Canton Fulto. Co.. Tits, II was troubled with
female weakness and dcctored with several DIFF
terc ut doctors They did not seem TO help me;
lpdeesl got worse ell the time ] had ulcera.
tioa and disbursement OF the uterus. What
suffered no tongue can tell i had heavy bear.
lpg.dosxn i,nisiS and thought my back would
Kill me-. niso had a very bad dinin, but after
eakinT hye bottles Of Favoritc Prescription
and three Of Golden Medical Discovery ] am
fethrs rs vel as eyer II has been almost ty1o
& ycar4 and have had no fcfufu Of the trouble,
~ friends tel inc dou'i look as though ever
Or. Piewcs Common Sense Medical
Advises. paper covers, is sent ,wcc on
receipt of 81 one-ceni clamps to pay
expeiiee$uf mailing any. Address Or.
Y. Pierce, Buffalo, N, Y.
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Texas League Cut 10 -Four Club.

Fort Worth Texas, July THE Texas
league held a meeting here today 10 decide
tho future OF the league. Il was decided
70 make a fnnr-team hague. Waco
dropped out, as did Texarkapa.
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over the statements made to him ana
thinks that Beaumont and the whole OF
Southeast Texas will see immense profit in
the big concern.
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THE PROBLEM.

To intelligently describe the effort made.
but not accomplished, OF solving the sew
efaee question, it viii be necessary 20 re-
peat partly the contents of ropo.t made
ny me, to your honorable body on May
l.. lIoa.
The city of Hous on as ut present sew
cred, contains five sewer districts viz;
J. Tho Ia Branch district =. The san
/ clinc district 3 Tho CaroiiAc dist let
Z. The Washington district. .. The But
falo district
Ia Branch district sewer arc ciubn' d
sewer IN other words. carry both SAM
tary sewerage and STORM wafer.
An intercPpting or collecting sewer was
consuuctcd TO collect the sewerage of the
shove districta nd convey Il 10 the re-
rhilc hasu OF the pumping station from
WhCNCc T. is lntrudrQ Go he conveyed e.
~ hitcring grounds
HE intcreeptag sewer. however Is not
goritrtcl with an tho ppove mentioned
tcvv districts. Tao buntla sire { sewer
ft-titf was entirely irft rut. ami also d
lci'ion Of tho CaIoiuc district. both Of
~ j. ui-trivta Nir stil Gi schirt'Hu ulU
last onr partly oply thuir sanitary matter
IT, Buffalo bayou
O,rhova as dan.1 wpr. constructed IN
tpr district Sewers SD 1924 60 niN uttIlit TIE
drv YEA hcr flow into the iutcrccptinl
sewers.
ITO height Of such - lam +. usually mad.
- tHHt lr 1'cYiiuN otcnrf when The d 10
lion OF housc sewage hy storm watrr hls
ivthrG % PoiHi Nhrr t1' di-rhlcS. of th.
u;iStrrc int STR gm ErI tcl o. i've
really. fowrVCr, is In iHFoisilrltV. toi
tn" siltpc irssou thU sanitary matte
roai'. and he i1irri ra9 VI tlu+ mattc
Is stul hcih- discharged Wtu Bu0uiu hHrou
dll work during the heavy lgias Of Jun
% aud - Is matter Of reglrl
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rooms, barn and 20 feet Of ground. 10
blocks north of Douglas, convenient to
employees OF the packing house 500
Hartford Western Land Co., SedEwick
block, lis Z. First street. lost
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AgsTRscToRs
LOST.

LOST.
oST-Isadies' gold watch; name inside.
Mrs C. =. Wightman. Reward FOR
return 10 Weir City Gal offlcs us y.
NateT- h+--'N
LgST-TIand satchel. near corner Main
ana Douglas. containing dcor key and
Tocketb0ck. Return 70 this ONCE and
receive reward ll4-tu-thu-su-atN
LOST-Browu spaniel pup; return 20 80
y. Aain and receive reward li4-tt
-Srescent shaped pin. plain gold;
nue.. Il8-3tx
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REAL ESTATE roR So

~C-------~ @----- :, - - = - -
FOR SALE-VFhear and alfalfa land.
aiue Of farm products for lsl. IS
shown by the report OF tie Kansas
Board OF Agriculture, Nol. p. Ne. $50
sedgWick county --...-..sl-s-rlp Per capita
Sumner county .-....--.. ISL per capita
Reno county ...-.-....... 1880 per capita
-dtatie county --.....--.-- --stbt per capita
I VIII sell choice. level wheat and alfalfa
land IN Meade county At $3.50 - S5.G1
per acre; good title; c0nvenien- to rail-
road: alfalfa averaged II this county.
for 1901, - tons per acre
G.. r. FULLINGTON
Room 20l. Whine Bldg. Wichita. Kan.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For land. Ses
acres just outside o. Sed1lia 40 fle
home, good water. an kiLdf - f-3it.
productive land s ~. sexton. Maze.
Kansas. 1f8-ztx
FOR SALE
- feet, corner, \. Main. below Nurdock
two houses, rented AZ Sl5 = Dlanth, Si.59l.
e-rOom. modern residence. WITH - feet
y. Emporia. close in. s. GO
50 feet. Jackson avenue. SO.
1ef-St DFAN. GORDON.
FOR SALE-160 acres. = mile from rail
road town. , mlie 10 school and church
= acres ia pasture fenced with hedge
. acres bearing orchard, 80 acres ia
wheat, looks n3e, ali goes improve
IS worth more than good tmproT erneuts.
= miles from Nickita. Ga r =. D.
route. ms IS q good place. Wei located
nd cheap ar so an acre Possession AZ
once. Do not 20 by this u YOU Wa1t
bargain 81 acres, near valley Center
bottom land. s-rcOm house good or
chard, good alfalfa land. Price. 5000
j you DO not see what you want ID this
list, write and give "A description OF what
you want. / have the best list 81 farms
Of any agent II SeugWick county
Alfalfa land specially.
S7-tf Valley Center, Kan
FOR sALE-A good farm. with a good
house and barn and other improve
mentsi miles east on Harry street.
VIII take $50 or s1.5Q9 OF city property.
Price. $3.50. Robert CarretheTs lt8 W.
Douglas avenue. lA--tZ
FOR sALE-S3.950 viii buy a fine wheat
ana corn farm in Reno county. good
buildings and Is acres OF wheat ell
goes.
$3.50 buys a fine quarter OF pasture
land. So acres. fenced, living water,
good thing.
Ssp9 gets an so acre Of wheat land. north
west Of Cheney miles.
s.. 900 is the price Of go acres. mostly
grass land in INugman county
Sl.te buys wei improved 81 acres, %
J. W BACGHAIAN.
lost With Freeman s. Freeman
FOR SALE-Vacant lots 75xf59 feet. east
front Emporia, between 18th and 18th.
$50
. lots on Main. between 1oth and nth.
west front s6e1
! lot on Main just north Of 9Th. west
front $50.
&C lots on Lulu and Lincoln. west front,
per lot. SIS.
J. ~. BOWDISH,
l8-Ztx IT'S North Market
FOR SALE-Best acre I1t cn Derrias
avenue. College Hin. 5000. Cletre .ard
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MISS SMOCK- formerly with Miss Hsgan
VIII hereafter conduct her own dress
making business with Mrs Bishop AT
III North Main le3-6tx
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MONEY To LOAN-On farms n SedE
wick county and adjoining counties 81
lowest rates Consult Is before max
ing a loan J. ". Cleadenin & C, 1ol
s-sun-tuse-sat-tf