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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-20
FOR THUNDER MOUNTAIN.
FRANK Lewis Passes Through Payette
With a Pack Train Of BurrOs.

Frank Lewis, whose home is at
Spokane, Wash, arrived in Payette
Monday evening from Silver City
with pack train of "a burros, en-
route to Council, where he expects
70 engage in packing freight into
warren and later, when the trails are
open, on into the Thunder Mountain
country. He took his departure for
Tue upper country this morning, 60
ing by way of Little Willow creek.
Mr.. Lewis purchased his pack
animals near Silver City about .
week ago, paying an average price
ots25 head. They are pure Mexi-
can burros and Mr.. Lewis, who is Al
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-20
STORY OF EXTENSION
PERSISTENTLY REPEATED
Everything Indicates that there is we'll
Defined Movement to Connect Mon
tana and California by Rail

heavy holdings in the Consolidated
Mercur mine, giving him something
like $3.50, 600 in ready money with
which to operate 1t is understood
that American, English and French
capital has already been interested
in the project sufficiently to insure
that it will be carried through.
1t is expected that large amount
of through traffic will come to this
route, but at first the principal de-
pendence will be on the business or
iginating on the line. The Eureka
& Eastern, as it is proposed to call
the road, will pass through valuable
timber lands in northern California,
Oregon and Idaho. 1t will tap the
mining regions of Shasta and Hum
bolo counties, California, and will
traverse rich grazing and agriculture
lands in California, Oregon and
Idaho.
1t is believed that Captain De La
mar aud his associates may take VI
the Pacific and Idaho Northern pro
ject. This road now runs nortl
from Weiser, and work on its exten
sion into the Seven Devils was il
progress until short time ago. |
the Eureka & Eastern absorbed it
the road would probably be built O.
to connection with the Norther
J Pacific.
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ing for bids on mail service be-
tween Meadows and GrangevilIe on
the following schedule:
From Grangeville, by Tolo, Whitebird,
Lucille, higgins, and Pollock, to Mead
ows, 90 miles and back, six times a week.
May to 0ctober3 81.
Leave Grangeville daily except Sun
day at $50 pm; arrive at Meadows next
day by 1920 D. M; leave Meadows daily
except Sunday at - midnight; arrive at
Grangeville in 30 hours. November | to
April 30.
Leave Grangeville daily except Sunday
at 6 a. M; arrive at Golf by p. m;
leave Golf daily except Sunday at M;
arrive at Meadows by 8 p. M; leave
Meadows daily except Sunday at 9 a. M;
arrive at Golf by p, M; leave. Gotf
daily except Sunday at a. M; arrive at
Grangeville by p. m.
Bond required with bid, $40, 600.
This will be very welcome news as
it will give daily service between
the two railroad points Of Sites and
Council and during the six months
of the year most required there will
be continuous travel which will cause
a large amount of passenger traffic to
pass over the line, as all communica-
ton this side of the Clearwater and
the southern part of the state can
be made at least "a hours quicker
this way than around by Pendleton.
This news will be gratifying to the
people along the line and we may ex-
pect to see 4-horse coaches whirling
up and down the Salmon and Little
Salmon next summer. A letter
received from the department states
Mr.. R. E. Lockwood,
Publisher, Signal.
Sir:-Referring to previous correspon
dence relative to the service between
Sites and Conncil. Idaho, for the new
contract term, commencing July /, lsO2
have to inform you that an advertise
ment has this day been issued for pro
posals for the service from Grangeville t.
Meadows as described in the accompan
ying circular. Under the schedules OF
The connecting routes, the mail will g
through from Sites to Council, in sum
mer,, by practically continuous travel,
within 4S hours. If reasonable pre-
posal shall be received, contract will b
awarded for this service in lieu OF Ia
contract for the service as advertised
tne general advertisement Of Septembe
10Th, 1901. Very Respectfully,
W. 8. Shallenberger,
Second Assistant Postmaster Genera
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experienced packer, stated while
here that he thought they would
suit the requirements of packing in
the Thunder Mountain region excel
lently.
Mr.. Lewis said that he had not in
vestigated conditions in the upper
country and did not know whether
there would be much freight to pack
in at present or not but that if there
was he expected to do good bust
ness as he is thoroughly equipped.
Should there be no freight to pack
in Mr. Lewis expects to sell the bur-
ros TO prospectors going into the
country. He believes that the ami
mails would bring good prices.
Several of the burros in the outfit
were young and unbroken and a
number of the town boys had great
sport Wednesday evening doing the
"bronco busting" act. The burros
we're game, however, and as rule
the boys we're thrown with clockwork
like regularity. Mr.. Lewis said that
although the animals seemed some
what refractory he expected to ex-
perience no difficulty in packing
them
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New Route from Council to Thunder
Mountain Described by Chas.
r. Campbell
EITHER RAIL OR WAGON ROAD
Project That IL Of Great Interest Just Now
Wagon Communication with Camp
Necessary.

Chas. R, Campbell of Wslla Walls
has been stopping Ia Weiser for 4
week or more, aud will soon leave for
the Thunder Mountain country.
Mr.. Campbell is thoroughly posted
on that section as this will make his
fourth year there as a prospector.
Five years ago he went in there on
hunting trip and determined to re-
turn and seek his fortune. A deal 10
now in progress for the sale OF half
his holdings, and if fconsummated will
put him in the possession of fortune.
As the first OF his experience Mr..
Campbell has made map of the
country lying between Thunder
Mountain and Warren, including all
the new mining districts that have
sprung into prominence the past year
or two The map is merely for his
personal use, but is said to be re-
markably accurate.
Mr.. Campbell believes he has ig-
ured out the best route yet proposed
for wagon and rail road to Thunder
Mountain. The proposed road is one
with which he is familiar, and is on
water grade the entire distance. His
route contemplates leaving Council
and following the Warren wagon road
over Secesb summit. 1t would leave
the present wagon road where it starts
up Long Gulch, on the Secesh mead
ows, and keep down Secesh creek to
its mouth. Secesh and the East Fork
empty in the South Fork of the Sal
mon about mile apart and the road
from that point would follow up East
Fork to it's source. This would bring
it within eight miles of Thunder Mt. /,
and either of several routes into camp
can be selected from that place.
: Others familiar with the country sub
stantiate Mr.. Campbell's statement
that this is the ideal route not only
for wagon road but for railroad.
Some half dozen creeks empty into
the East Fork from the North side,
\ nearly all of which run through good
\ mining country, and would be easily
!. accessible from this road. 1t appears
to us that this route should be care
! fully investigated by Weiser people
! as much of our commercial success
:, will depend upon quick and uninter
: rupted communication with the camp
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CANT Keen It Secret.

The splendid work of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills is daily coming to
light. No such grand remedy for
Liver and Bowel troubles was ever
known before. Thousands bless
them for curing Constipation, Sick
Headache, Biliousness, Jaundice and
Indigestion. Try them. 25c at
Davis Drug Co.
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PROPERTIES BONDED.
Philadelphia Company to Operate In
Heath District.

Henry Raymond writes from
Heath to Jake Landsman that the
Black Bonanza Mining Company.
composed of Philadelphia capitalists,
has taken bond on Donart's Dewey
group and may take the Crackerjack,
owned by Jake LandsmaD.
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Three room house, located on
Court street near high school build
ing, for reut or sale. Inquire Of
Geo. G. Duffy at Vendome Hotel.
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Mining Books.

Idaho Mining Rights, by o. =.
jackson, 75c. How to locate and
Hold Mining Claims, by j. g. Watts,
$500. Sent post paid By mail.
Address the Signal.
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M. & R. gives special prices OF
coal in carload lots.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-20

Patton's carriage paint at Meyers.
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Daily Summer Stage to Run Between
These Points.
GOOD FOR CENTRAL idaho.
Continuous Travel and 48-Hour Connection
Between the p & l. N. and Northern
Pacific.

The postal department is advertis-
ing for bids on mail service be-
tween Meadows and GrangevilIe on
the following schedule:
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-09


The production ~ lhe lewesf drama q
rniHilg camp lie Scvats znieh
comes 70 fhs Crawford. ai9n1ay. Noreru-
Der - - destined % exploit the talents
= pretty Elsa Ryan ~ q star. IL an
event q The current season which Is
sure r. b. foli0zsd zfth kera i-terert
q ytheasre Eosrr. Miss RTan's Loffa-
ike personality sid brilliant thong brisf
Etse career. have made fhe fif4s LADY
fzuliss 20 patrons ~ fhe fhsstra su
over ire c0untry Her rew play u SAD
- zfronzig slgEesf Ire lrres. sssa'~ fspe
r A1E1-tur Thomas ard ~ aarrate
stoTy y un1asrinx iatfrert g1.ct.latrl
VftA aaoiesems c1rnesy eashea ard tArG1
irE cltusz-s. TIE ueT afzr has ben
surrounded ~ company - urursaf
raertt inciudlaE rrosrf-eafiY. Fralk
Nan. io-g fhs cnisf rnase aFporr -
Sat coofir. Barry MarasI - = 9esr-
ter q = centzrV shs sekarz tdr~1 pees
4 n<zro character dsi'rsa*err. TIarrF
haHlsT. q rFifaele actor 9hras fec0-s
has b>sa s1aae ia ~ sesf F,eferfloss
eTar-atle r-efucfisns. Essfis- Wtfasrfs
arc Carrie %>Esen. la5ies = steril-z rsp-
utation = uuks Jannns. eearactsr
scto- = rofe anc Jars1a Fssreesae ara
F-znk Combs. ssins RTar's career zee
heen - - eircfrtr 1sscTirfioo. haFl1r
ozrtur-d ssr To-k e. nirss - hsr
;,1iizs po-rfaYal ~ sl.-s r. - o-lrlasf
p-s1ecraa = The Raaasav orr az
Dslys t1>zfrs Nee Tork aas lasar
sehlsvi-z rossf-g- STE fa-.s ss Sc asa.
sezs Nrexe 81 gsose Isfrs sarasar
tlus Eraas f@ag -Ir c-l Nsef1eks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-09

latest up-to-date fashion belonging TO
that class OF theatrical entertainments
called 70 rtke lack OF q better name.
farce comedy. which, whatever short
comings they may have. possess at least
one advantag e-tkeir story IS never 50
intricate or essential to the success OF
the entertainment that liberties cannot
be taken with. Consequently 70 almost
any extent so Ions as they result IN I'M
provement- Consequently a first class
comedy though appearing season after
season under the same name virtually
a new show each year. such IS the
case with a Bunch CT Keys which
viii appear az the Crawford no next
Tuesday. November H. The story and
characters are. OF course. retained. but
Al the old music and comedy iaterpol&-
lions hsve been swerr aside and the
newest latest and brightest material in
the way Of songs. dances and humorous
Incidents have been added to this sea-
sons version
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At the ToIer.
WHAT is INSTINCT

The smallest and most Insignificant AMI
nal CT iasect IS Supplied with q certain
form OF defense from azr-s- Judgment
nay be fooled. but Instinct Is z-ver
fcele6 II you ist vour lnsti-ct hold sway
in place @ yoU- judgment, 4 VII i1varf-
-b,y bring happiness ard avoid Business
t-cunies a. vel As bring CT happy 1zT,
r.res. Jrdx-ezt a. SIS best = I-erety
: gees. while instinct L al ebsolu..
trrsh Z VAS iastzc6 that srougH, c.
the pasfoaste love between Camille zrc
Arncod and Judgment fkzs separated
sh.-n. This VIII - fully Illustrated when
Camille, with Miss Courtney Na-xzr
Il The ;itie ross- Is presented a. the Tolsr
Auditorium. on FE1tzy. November Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-09
CLAS SIFIED
WANTS


FOR SALE o
3 feet In 3rd block on North Main, $500
50 feet in 4th block on North Main,
with a 1-story brick building, $500
80 feet west of Santa Fe, on Douglas
avenue, $4,000
80 feet. east front. Groom new cottage,
in the l4th block on South Topeka ave
nue., for a few days. at Sl15o.
I25 feet on southeast corner Emporla
and 18th. $3.50.
3 feet and 4-room cottage, close in, on
South Topeka, 1920
80 feet on southwest corner Lawrence
and 18Th, 1920.
50 feet east front, in 1st block on New
York avenue, $3.50
so feet, east front, Groom 2-story house,
in 1st block on Ohio, S1450.
90 feet, 7-room house, in the 5th dock
on North Topeka, SzZO0.
50 feet. east front, S-room modern house.
south Of 18th on Topeka avenue; SzSoo
for a few days.
rs feet on northeast corner Topeka and
Bailey, $375.
No 1852 North Topeka, new 5-room cot
tage, 1880; for few days only.
! new cottage, 6 rooms on St francis
south Of 10th: modern; price, $500; Sl,OVO
cash will handle it.
50 feet 4-room house in 18th block on
South Water, for $500.
. feet. groom cottage, barn, in 18th
block on West Central, Sl050.
80 feet S-room house, in 4th block on
North Emporia 50 900.
100 feet east front. 7-room house, barn,
in 1st block on Grove, $500.
j. w. CLENDENIN & co.
151-1t 107 South Topeka.
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-Irsr sTRrCK TowN.. ;.

The critical cannot fan 70 De pleased
with Mr.. julie Waters new production.
Just Struck Town The play Is new
IN method ard detail and IS ably pre-
scented BY a competent caste who have
given great satisfaction and evoked fat
teriRg criticisms from the cities in which
tney have appeared.
Every det4l in the scenic effects has
been carefully supplied that the sneoth-
ness q the play might De acccnguatcd
and harmonious results secured. A COM
plete success IS what has been achieved
FOR Just Struck Town" hy this OUT
lay at the Crawford. cwdnesday. Noven-
Der u
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..rHE pIAMoNp -.

There viii be no dcrth az amusement
in the theatrical lire in this city The
coming week and nearly every sort w.u
he presented from farce 20 drama Mr.
Edwin Scuthers who appears az the
Crawford in The Diamond King has been
seen in Wichita before but "a another
piece. The one he is playing DOW would
appear 70 be as successful as could be
asked, judging from the press comments.
The following IS a fair example. South
ers' Diamond King last night delighted
my patrons With the best production In
years-J. J. Friedman. Manaxer opera
House, Murphyssoro. H.
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Us GRANrLEY-s - nIr

There is a wealth az material that
counts In Martha Mortons last and re-
puted best play which win De seen at
the Crawford early next week as ve-
h'cle Ter the display OF Miss Helen Grant
leys talents and Incidentally chose q
her company First there r. heart
interest. which always counts with high
and low. gallery and parqust Having
hit upon this essential Miss Morton has
dressed her thenle IN witty and brilliant
diaiogue-and that counts THESE pert
and pithy speeches with which the book
abounds arc put into the mouths ~ char
acters that are Interesting in every
instance and repuisive IN none-aud that
counts. In fact, 20 sum up ,he s.st ~
public and critical opinions expressed re
garding this play. u IS the ideal Htrra-y
and dramatic effort OF the iast decade.
Miss GRAVITY Is making "a eenuae t.t
ia the leading role and the mafiaee girls
have found q new Idol la her leadius man
Lionel Adams. The supporting company
is said 20 be remarkably competent ana
the production OF the same ln detail
as that given during $50 nights run AZ
the Manhattan theatre Ncw York city.
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Hfarr Amhiffan In E.irI.-

n sEnes a--seIe Hsien Grzztlr. VIA
= q zppezr il sEer Loss ard Master
~ TIE C-s~foro s2ys.
~E-hs1 sse1sd Eir. stoSs to stage:
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~ ~ mar A E4rch - exys -
vs<-i1E sopn reeaAs 20 fe~ sFsrzxs tse-
stsE Ec*T flesssat TsccIiseftszs = se-
cestrte cczs<isrs zrf 7srtfr Fsrls sa1
wealth q sozEz asa <~@~~@ - a.
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SAFES.

f7RE-PR0oF s1FEs. al sizes csrTied
IN stock Sold OF payments Factory
price. Mll;son once Supply Co. Wichi;z
Iz-tf
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FOR EXCHANGE acres. miles from
county seat, IN Washington county, In
diana, 90 acres in high state OF Cultivs-
ton. and S-roon houses, large or
chard and barn, ali fenced. near school
and church. Price. 81. 90. VIII exchange
for Missouri OF northern Arkansas land.
is acres. miles OF Lamont. O. T, )
room house coo fruit trees, 100 grape
vines 50 acres in cultivation, balance
good pasture. on the hank OF Salt Fork
river Mortgage. $40; equity, 500.
VIII take it IN general merchandise.
SEQ acres. near Southwest City. No. 90
acres in cultivation. 7-room house all
the county. fine timber. Mode stock
or grain farm Price. - per acre VIII
take 5000 IN merchandise, balance half
cash rest on long time.
$1,000 stock Of general nercha ndise.
hardware and implements, 800 FOR
buildings VIII take land IN eastern
Kansas or Missouri Stock located n
Kay county. O. +
$500 10 tloso stock Of jevelry FOR land.
s. 80 printing plant in Oklahoma: part
cash balance 70 suit
81 so stock Of harness. business. store
and residence. IN Oklahoma Wants land
in Kansas or Oklahoma
s. 5o stock OF 1rs1-claSs drugs in Ok
lahona territory Wants land IN Okla
II You want lard OF merchandise 10
sell OF trade write Full description IN
first letter Ny commission - per cent.
". 7 PECK Martin. o. 7.
iSl-sun-4t
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u
ihe Horse Marines with Elizabeth ken
rsdy in the part ~ Muse. Tsetoni. a
the Tolcr on Monday n.snf Navefaher ~.
is looked forward to WITH q great dead
OF interest and pleasant apfIc.rations -
the people Of fashion Do th!s ciu Ths
fantastic comedy. as the author. AIR.
Clyde Fitch. himself ,ema g. I'D q lona
run OF 200 nights at Tho Garfies theatfe.
New York. proViug one ~ fho msst De-
eghtful surpr!ses ~ an otharaise tedious
theatrical season. A. the story SIS lsid
iu the city OF New York aalia- th. early
s. the quaint otmosphtre % lhe Hsop-
skirt period carried the old peollc r ma
audience back 60 me dear daga 20 lans
ago. while the strange cortnmcs proved
q great source q amesemeui ia the Naun-
ser generation which had aefer before
seen The Greclan band tar Dols Kar-
den. the hustle and 'he chlrnan 4lshaufh
Captain Jinks7 tells "a story ~ decided
human interest 30 IS neyesthsIess b. fas
Fraiu. a comedy ~ manners. ln utfch -
PRODUCED in true Clyde Fitch asyie. ths
i1iost neraai,s ard pecsnariura ~ fhlt
. floe. Miss Elizabeth Kennedy. wha
Eiays the part ~ Mric Trcfeui IS
youns actress ~ great deal ~ terraera-
mental ability. whose beauty hiN been
made the subject ~ several roeels stitch
arDeared iu the Sew ToFk uagazirea isaf
summer Theoaore Iaheack. gens
actar - force ard refinement wl -
seen De tho role NJ CaBraln Jlnts. There
afe f1riy people. $50 toiG in rhe orstnl-
z-iien frcissine or entire corps Sc hsuss
of pretty girls
Captain links win 1fla KENNEDY
has been piaslHT fo raeaafy - ttis bose
40 through the south.
CLYDE FITCH A. a HARD wORKEf.
speskluz of fhe fecpnslty - laeratiaa
and 'he prolsc preopcfion ~ piaf- NJ
cgyde Fisrh has. J sm cure. al afhef
dramatlata past ard gresert Fa- l~ fas
ataee frara ahich Shes Gre 20 ssslF 90
q ne 9at soon aass Mas Flzstsfn
kearfty ln "a irf>r Sea- Hia Hrraesy
81 sprearinT fhls season Aitas IRE
sons CD Clgda lFfehs inafirE COMEDY.
Captain Jake. ~ tae Herae Maltese.
she a-z a great deal ~ %. sashar far-
lrE her fs-r lu Earope larf smmef.
srsnflnF pert ~ hef une wfh aIu ~
eane ~ ne watering riao.e
when 7 cav Nr FIf-h st H.rrs -
Ms F4rsr.ag f-o1 anls ral1its 1
a.sre ssrirfea. taFing iesf af srss
IT BE nere ESQ heavily -rssss fne.
Neserfseisss 20 vac eonlrg aee~ zith
fees aE1 hert fa1 sferagfa shers hssr
rseor1lag 1ise-a Sc rra aafkaz "a
felr firsrert rzzlr. arl farrss frr go
io f1f eteer as from vork 81 s
efse llrt.frs ~ el.f-rr. 49, 49, -
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nor sALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE-Real Estate:
A S-story brick. on Main, that pays 10
per cent net Price, S6O00.
\ history brick. on Main, rents at SIS
per month. Price, 5000.
a lot in Sd block on North Main, two
brick walls: a snap, $1,000
A lot in Sd block on Main. with one
brick wall. $3.50
An S-room. east front, modern resi-
oence. on North Market. close in. s. 500
A 7-room. east front residence, on St
Francis, % block. s.. coo.
\ broom. modern. new cottage. on St
Francis and Third. $3.50.
An S-rOom. east ( snt residence. on
North Emporia. south Of Third. 5000
a 5-rcom cottage, east front. on North
g 500.
273 feet. corner of First and Pennsvl-
vania, at $ per front foot
Six acres on Kellogg, west of the creek,
81 alfalfa. $3.50.
Lots on Hydraulic, south Of kellogg. at
So each.
-12ox140 feet. corner OF Elm and Law
renee, at a bargain
Some well improved 10-acre tracts. s-e-
cial bargain.
NJ " L-rpIr A W q 90
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FOR EXCHANGE-Lard for lots. town
property or merchandise. Green. EI2
Wlune block 1S-ltx
FOR FxCHANGE-Tro new cottages
that rent for 81 Per month 90 ex-
change for farm land n ScdEwfck g
Sumner couatT. II you have anything
70 ocse- caif%on J. ~. Cieude-il & Co
To- 5 Topeka avenue ia-it
FOR FXCEAScsE-AH kris II property.
from 500 70 $500. Green So Winur
block 1S--ftx
ABSTRkCTORS-
c 3 QUINCY
ABSTRACTS or TITLE
Office. 1o5 North Main. Phone Se1.
No charge for information
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FOR SALE-25 feet. S. Water, 4-room
house. barn, close in, $1,o00.
IS feet, S-roOm house. closets. hall, barn,
permanent sidewalk. east front. close in,
loo feet, east front. close in, 7-room
house, coal house, fine blue grass yard,
$500
81 feet n. Lawrence. 5-room new house
and bath, cellar, corner, east front, shed.
stable, shade; fine place, extra well
built $500.
10 feet, on East Douglas. Groom, new
house. with bath, coal and out-houses,
e feet. south front, East Gilbert. 10
room house; can be changed easy for
double house. $1,000.
90 feet. south front, joining above, g.
81 feet. east front. Lulu. 4-room house.
closets. cellar. shed. stable 12xl4 shingle
roof new buildings shade, $3.50.
90 feet. n. Wichita. S-rOom house, cell
lar. barn, coal house. cement walks,
81 ,650
= s. feet, corner of Kellogg and Poplar, 4
room house, big barn. shade, more
ground can be had. $500
3715 feet. S. Topeka. 7-r0Om house. big
barn. brick walk, city water, curbing.
ell in good shape, $500.
30 feet, corner Of Lincoln and Ida, g.
room house, shade $500.
90 feet, West Side. Campbell avenue,
6-roOm house, east front. barn, city
water in yard pump in house, $3.50.
100X300 feet, on College Hill. 11-room,
modern house, city water, piped for
furnace, barn, all kinds OF fruit, s.. 200.
90 feet, 4-room house, new shed barn,
$500
30 feet. corner OF Lulu and Division, east
front, 7-room house. s.. 600.
Ten lots on corner Of Simmons and
Walker. 4-roOm house and kitchen. barn.
AKA feet; all fenced. assorted fruit and
grapes, $3.50. L. G. SCHEETZ,
Room q, Scheetz Building.
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STORAGE-Cheap, on track. with eleva-
tor, 30 and 212 W. Douglas avenue.