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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-16
Academia De mdSiCa,

Diez lustros de practica no in
terrunpid& en- todos los ramos del
Divino Arte, incontAbles discfpulcs
va maestros, son garantiss sufcien
te & sAtisfAcer aun al mas exigsn'
to.
Don jose Got6s ofrecs sus ono
cimientos cuantos Sc dignen hon
rRrlO abriendo su academia con
espeCislidad Ia clase de c&rtc, calle
de Ii Cruz IS donde SO recibirAn
Avisc empezApdo el o de Junio y
horas Compati5les con los Colegios
y Ofcinas.
Oh . q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-16
Dos muchachOs Que iui

Dos muchachos que jugabAn
pelotas en- Ia vfA pdb!ica fueron con.
ducidos 81 dep6sito. Hace tempo
que hemos estado c!smardo por IN
rene 1iO radical contra ese iuego
en- las GALES que hA producido algu-
nos golpes & los transeuntes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-16
N0TICIAS,

En- el bArrio sJuAn Cor zAlez,0
tGrmiDo de Ria Grnde Sc ha celebra.
do con gran iucimiento un meeting
escOlAr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-16
EL PAIN KILLER como +

Ell PAIN KILLER como re-
medic inferno no tiene igual. Cura
en- seguida la diarrea y disenteria
en- ell verano. Su acci6n es mfgica
como linimento; aplicado 8 lIagas,
quemaduras, escaIdAduras y contu-
stones. Para dolor de muelRs y do
lor de cabeza, no dele de probsrlo.
Els en- verdad IN PAIN KILLER
(mata dolores.) Refuse todo susti-
tuto No hay mas que IN PAIN KI-
LLER, Ell de Perry Davis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-16

Los Americanos que han com
prado terrenos en- Ell barrio Espino'
So, de Vega Alta, para sembrar Chi
mas, trsgeron por vApor ~CoamoS
casas portatiles. E5tAs casAs vienen
h9chas de un TODD, las puertas traeu
hAsta las vissgfas y cerraduras
puestas pintadAs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-05-16

Sc compran tierrss miuerAles
HERO, MANGANECIO Y CO,
BRE.
E1vie muestras, description,
locAlidad y precio mas exfguo.
NICHOLSON& CO 150 Broa g
dw4y, NEW YORK, E U. de A.
16. y 20 Mayo
Hs llegado de los Estados Uni-
dos un sobrino carnal de. senior don
Ramon B Lopez, anterior director
de este diRrio, que sigue carrera de
dentista en- Philadelphia. LIE sAlu.
damos.
Ls sonora donA Bolen Rengel
de GAtell se encuentrs enfermR de
bsstante cuidado en- estA ciudad.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
MANHASSET BAY YACHTS.
OPENING; OF NEW. CLUBHOUSE ON LONG
ISLAND SHORE OF SOUND-ACTlNE
SEASON EXPECTED.

Long recognized by yachtsmen as one of the
hest pIaces of anchorage on Long Island Sound,
Manhasset Bay. or it is more faTllllarIy
called Cow Bay Long Island. is this season
elevated to a front rank in the yachting waters
of the country by reason of the fact that its
shore has been selected as the site of the new
home of the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
The Manhasset club is the child of the Old
Douglaston Yacht Club, and has developed with
startling and remarkable rapidity. The Doug
laston Yacht Club was the victim of crcum-
stances and in the blizzard of 1S9S-'99 the
clubs house was demolished by ice Some few
of the members were glad that nature had taken
matters into her own hands, for the clubhouse
was a floating affair, and the so-called anchor
age on Little Neck Bay had degenerated into
mere marsh. The members held funeral and
christening the same night. No was the
Douglaston Yacht Club extinct than the Man
hasset Bay Yacht Club UP and doing. That
was early in 1899 and by June of that year,
when the club opened its house in the loca-
ton ninety new members were secured. and al
though in debt at the time of moving the club
expended more than $4,000 on the new property.
all Of which paid up before the close of
the season There never any greater hustle
on Long Island. 1t made Port Washington resi-
dents fairly giddy to contemplate such growth.
And yet it substantial growth; there
was nothing of mushroom character about it.
The Manhasset Bay Yacht Club had come to
stay. The ceremonies attending the opening
yesterday for the present season We're apprOprl-
ate The officers of the club spared pains in
their efforts to make it feature of the clubs
history to be looked back with pride.
The new house is one calculated to supply the
needs of the club for a long time to come. 1t
contains twelve bedrooms and large dormitory.
\ feature of the construction, however, is the
spacious lounging room, % by 80 feet, built
under an open we'll, with height of twenty-five
feet, there being no floor above it. This well is
surrounded by a wide gallery, to be used
library and writing room. On the main floor
there is in addition to the lounging room din
ing room for women and a reception room
the north side of the house. On the south side
there is a cafe and the mems dining room.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

These rooms, together with the portions OF the
piazza screened for the purpose, afford seating
capacity for two hundred persons that will prove
of great value to the club members this sum-
mer when entertaining their friends.
Still another pleasing feature Of the cCnstruc-
ton is found in the location of the kitchen,
which is in a separate building being con-
nected with the main house by a large pantry.
This pantry is another feature of the clubhouse
construction 1t is built almost entirely of glass,
and is very light throughout The billiard room,
the locker room, committee room and v inc room
are in the basement. Here also is ample space
for the stewards supplies Beneath the kitchen
are the iceboxes, and there also is a dining
room for the sailors and house help. Shower
baths every floor of the house and it is
lighted throughout by electricity Electric
power also works the pumps furnishing the
water supply.
The stable is well appointed 1t has stalls for
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

five horses, with large carriage room and
shed for those driving to the clubhouse from the
neighboring residences.
Still another feature of the new clubhouse is
adjunct in the shape of a clambake house,
as the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club is noted for
its cambakes The bakehouse is a wooden
veil appointed. The wharf is $50 feet long built
sible to two floats, one boat float and the
other for landing purposes only. At low tide
there is seven feet of water at the end of this
five hundred feet of the wharf. there is uni
form depth of twelve feet
The club membership is now 24O. and the
fleet numbers 150 the latter consisting OF
steamers, schooners. slOOps. etc. The club is to
be represented in the trial races at Bridgeport.
Conn, June 50 July l. and 3. when the
Bridgeport Yacht Club will select the boat to
go to Lake st. Louis and attempt to bring back
the cup. The Seawanhaka Cup challenger
Seeress, owned by Mower and Hunt, has been
entered from the Manhasset Bay club, and
great things are expected of her by the club
members.
The clubs anchorage on Manhasset Bay is
considered by yachtsmen to be one Of the best
small boat courses on Long Island sound. and as
a natural result small boat racing has come to be
1900 season there was much racing in the River
side sailing dores In 1901 and this year the
sport has been continued in the design
class known as Manhasset raceabouts Last
year these small craft established record of
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

test AS this is the day before the clubs annual
regatta, two consecutive days of good racing
insured.
The design classes are all about eighteen
feet racing measurement. 1t is anticipated that
classes will take part in the races. and some
fine sport is anticipated Yachtsmen are look
ing forward to the test with zest, they ex-
pect it to demonstrate the relative speed of the
various types.
AS a whole, the season upon which the Man
hasset Bay club enters with the dedication of
its clubhouse gives every promise of being
of the most interesting and profitable, not
only in the history of the Manhasset club. but
in the history of yachting Long Island Sound.
From the commodore down to the cook, every
one connected in any way with the Manhasset
Bay club is confident OF this, and is pledged to
do all in his power to bring about the desired
end. The secretary, Edward w. Mcclellan has
been very busy man in the last few weeks
though. if members of the club be be
lieved, that is nothing unusual for Mr.. Mac
Lellan.
Want to know anything about the club"
asked one of its members of Tribune reporter
Well go and see Ed Mcclellan"
The house committee. of which II. S Fair
child is chairman. has also been busy getting
things ready for the opening which took place
yesterday
The officers of the club are: Commodore
Stephen w. Roach: yice-commodore, Nj. Roose-
welt Schuyler; rear commodore. Oswald Garri-
son Willard; treasurer, Bartholomew Jacob;
chairman of house committee, Ii. s. Fairchild;
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

to a well dressed woman who sat with an
elderly man at one of the small tables il ths
palm garden
How do you know the guest asked
well, you see, she comes here to rubber,
and she came too early The only way she
fill time is 70 find fault with what is being
served. We have lots of customers of thar
kind. They dress up in their very best clothes
and come here just before the theatre crowd ar
rves They come 10 and 10 be seen. and
care mighty little about what they have to eat
1t is fun to see the way they kill time when
they come early. An old trick is TO set a table
and then say We won't order yet-we're wait
ing for some one Som one never comes, ana
finally the order for some raw oysters or a SALAD
is given and if We serve them quickly the waiter
gets small tip If the waiter loafs and serves
all the others first his tip is larger. They MD
BILE and fuss over their little luncheon. and the
man in the party usually smokes his cigar 70
the bitter end before the rubber party breaks
up. We have them here Oh Saturday evenings
more than at any other time There 1 told you
that woman would kick. Do you the cluO
sandwich going back? IL is probably too eO'o
hot, but it's neither; il is simply too soOi-
The rubber guest is 4 great find 1oF the $40"
waiter he is the only guest who puts a preihiu-N
on slow service"
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

ffty-two races sailed in a single season Prin-
cipally because of the uncertainty TO per
manent racing measurement rule. yachtsmen
say that this seasons keenest racing on Long
Island Sound will be among the one design
classes. So much interest has been shown In
these boats that a race in which the design
boats of the American the Manhasset Bay. the
New-Rochelle and Sachem's Head Yacht clubs
and the Ardsley club, the Hudson River.
to be entered, has been arranged for by the race
committee of the Manhasset Bay club. Friday
August l. is the date selected for the speed
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08
ANOTHER WY.

From The Philadelphia Record
De Tanque-Is Guzzler going to swear OH 0A
New Year's2 g., H..
O'Soaque-No; he has changed his mind aes
going to marry a snake chaTmer instead
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

chairman of art committee. Horatio r Harperi
chairman of library committee, James r Thorn
son; chairman of race committee, z NJ Mac
LelIan: measurer, Charles d. Mower.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

HOW THEY PUT A PREMIUM ON SLOW SER
VICE BY WATERS
That woman will make kick before her
order is filed said head waiter at an up
town restaurant one evening last week, pointing
New-York tribune., 1902-06-08

PARTY AT RESTAURANT
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FOR SAt.E-Logs.
front s2fo
. lots iu Maple grove ad0 tIon $50
u lots or First and Eussn. 81 sa
lots on LeWellEu avenue. SOC
lots on 5 Emporis. nafth of IiRc1is.
lots. 18th and Topeka. So
lots. s blocks south Of Douglas. "a
lots. corner - isth and Tepess. slz8.
lots. =. Inv errE and lfih. So
lots. AHeu a Smith add.uon H
: lots on Fa'rmoaht avenue ana sta
lots IA Hopkins 4 Eiveods ad4fion.
f-30
i lots iu CsnfraI Aveuue addition $50.
g lots Iu Allrrfol addition.
J lot on North Aalh south ~ afh. 80
9 lots on y ioreks ard sfh f
2 lots in Riehs aflifinn So
{ iota corner - Hagn and ifth fo
let's corner ~ itth ard Waco
= iots corner ~ efh ard Lawrence q -
J. i0ts ia Buckeye sdd.aer f77
= iote iu Eeichs third SD
20 lots on Norfh Emrar.s -
IMPROVED PROPERTY
No. 2. A--5-r9sfa SottaEe. pasa. = ffft
mode 3. 3 ~
fest. modern *
30. = &-t-rocm h1usr. aaru. iH4
80. 8. Si.-rsoTs house.. barn. iasza
50 S-i.ream hsa-s barn. ota
So s-s-room teare tm oua
sfees. noaern sza
No. 3. N.-t-T0ofa hoEsr. barn. ts1-s
81 il N.-4-roon cottage. barn sssas
feet. eity water. 81
No 81 %---farfa f.afr par4. tta
tsst modem $50
10. T. %.-s-r1am helse. ez flrt
~ M Lrm horse. ta-a. 1na
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FoR sAI.F-Yacnnt LOIS.

FOR SALE-Eacant Lots.
The following described lots are part
OF the Bunuell & Emo assets. We have
instructions 10 get rid OF them. come
and get them
Lots lsS 10 ~. Main street. Walker &
Lots q ana 50. Park Place. Hsrsey's
Lots = TO 40 Market street. Ensiishs
Sixth addition.
Lots 10 9. Emporla avenue. 4 T. car
penter's addition
Lots u to 81. Fifth avenue. North PARK
addition.
Lots 10 5. block 5. Fourth avenue.
Allen & Smith addition.
Lots p 10 81. Mead avenue. Hodson 5
Lot 10 Mosley avenue. stanseerry's
Lots 8 10 Sc. Mosley avenue. Ransom &
ksy's addition.
Lots - to y block &. ohio avenue.
Washington avenue addition.
Lots p and =. block ), Minnie avenue.
Lots S to 81, Ida avenue. Lincoln street
lots Is and a.. Pattie avenue. Lincoln
Street addition.
Lots Y and Il. Green street. Fosters
sub.
Lots y to y. Minneapolis avenue. Min
The Iso feet. west front south OF Buck
eridge Pump company. on wichita
street
80 by Ss3 feet. east OF Ohio avenue snd
north 81 Frisco railroad
Lots I.3 10 lS5 Douglas avenue. Could
sub southeast corner Ellis and Douglas
avenues. Is feet fronting Douglas.
Lots 81 20 IS. block 3. Carey Park ado.
Northwest corner fremont and Norris,
20 feet
Southwest corner fremont and Norris,
90 feet
Lots "a to 40. Mosley avenue. Viola add.
Lots 10 and Il. Ohio avenue, Washing
ton Avenue addition
Lots 80 10 81. Wabash avenue addition
rs feet northeast corner Tenth and
Wabash streets.
Lots % 10 a. Fourth avenue, Eagle add
Lots 10 and Il. Volutsia avenue. Robert
son sub.
Lots M and iI7s. wichita street, Lew
ellen : Second addition. between EieV-
enth and Twelfth streets.
Reserve p. FairmoCut Fourth addition.
blocks from street ear line acres
Lots east front on Jackson avenue,
beginning 30 feet south % Thirteenth
street STEWART 4 81 l[NS,
2S-fr-Su- we fr-su-5t
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WANTED-TO buy a small saloon. or half
interest in one, IN g0oc oklahoma town.
state particulars. address H. c. B.,
care Eagle. S0-2tX
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FOR SAFE
900 acres Of fine land. al fenced and
Ia grass. living water. three miles from
railroad town and IL a good ueighoor-
hood. Easy terms OF payment and a
bargain price.
go acres. fenced and cross-fenced. good
buildings, orchard. - acres of hard
wood timber. - acres % fine bottom
land. under cultivation. balance pasture
ana meadow. running water. joins good
railroad town and on a telephone line
This Is 2 good hog and Alfalfa farm.
Price and terms right
o. acres % good land three miles from
good railroad town. all good fsrmin Z
land, - acres now under cultiF atiou.
Price. 81 per acre.
81 acres ali 81 grass. good tract of land.
three niles from good railroad town. 3
room house and good wei. Price. FOR
quick sale. Mo-.
al t!ilole and prQaDcLFe. one room
mouse. stable. orchard Vel. etc. one
s-roor house. orchard. vel. cellar.
stable cribs. etc nile ~ running
school across road Good. prosperous
reiEnborh0od handy % market and
posEof.ice Price Sl-1es. Easy terms.
lf3 acres q god lard partly fenced. =
acres Under cultivation. AID balance u
pasture and meadow school house OF
land - miles 70 railroad town Price.
SIS FER acre
- ais fA A.tae -afEtllA- ta7t.t 49,
under cultlrstlon. balance pasturr ard
meadow. fenced and cros--f<rced. two
good orchards : mile from pos-c fsce.
telephone in house new barn. S-Tpuu
house. and windmill niles - good
railroad toWn. Car give IL RELATE pos
- ss3on- Price. 3 ~ Easy terms
! 80 acres q Ere Etqr : ranch good iarEs
huGse- cellar WFiL barn. room Tor 20
head q stock 81 acres - Ere bottom
land unter cultivation. a. ac-~~ 60 hard
Eoo6 timber. fsrced ~ fed i1ts. hal
aEce pasfl-e aE1 ueadov. fenced ard
cr0ss-trrre-- 81 telephone ti1e. scna-c.
house - iald niles ron god raj
-cz1 tow Pre- - ger acre
SO acre 9ood hct.1n .a-d are large
&c - cellar. WELs good BAR. crits.
granary. sheds lil 1~rce6 and cross
fenced plenty q Alfalfa = god. large
orchard. 81 bsartrE god rslEht-pr bod
niles - railroad t1E-r ard : nies
from ccurtrT tow cl felernr1e ii-a
Ard rrFai nan celiFers Pre- ard
terms rlEa-
- acres good bottom lznt. rsaaiaz
vster Alfalfa plenty = lEher. al
fenced ard crles-fsacE1. zs-aere lss-
ture- hziar-s under cultivation ~ acre
9rca2rd- ssrs @ nolse s4te 80 g.
iar zrE.s erc Uie - er116s h1r-sr
70 churenrs IL god re-. rsfte1rhe.sd =
Ules - r4lrrs1 town ~ Uss g.
COUNTY stlre ard pcE-n.rrs- PrlcE. Tor
e-ick sale = 20
These izuss are a. loczfel ~ ssetA
Ceztrzi f.uf.Er c1ErrF ART ~ Htl -
ziz1 81 EhcS the- = ycG - 20 srs
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FOR SALE-237 acres IN the city limits
OF GeUda Springs. Nan-. ~ acres Ar
kansas rfSeF bottom hand. balance prai-
RE pasture land which cveFlooks =
beautiful lake Of eight acres. fine buiid-
ing site for cottages and residences
Fair improvements. house barn. wells
and fences Electric lire VIII be built
through this farm doubling It's value in
short time Anyone lOoking FOR a
good opportunity for quicker returns on
money invested VIII do well 20 investl-
gate this Reasonable terms can %
made Can or address Archie r. Hay.
Office Sites Bros. & Alexander.
Wichita. Kan. Blk
FOR SAI.E-1C0 acres. near Bentley. kan.
20 in cultivation. 81 So pasture, good
land az IS per acre snap
fSl acres. Reno county. Kan. II acres
In wheat improved - go.
Send me list by mai "a what you want
re sell or write Tor what you want 20
buy or exchange. have cash buy ers Tor
farms that SUIT them.
+. 5. HADLEY. valley Center. Kan.
S-H
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Eight lots on Hydraulic. uorth II Gl-
bert. east front. So per iet.
Ne ISIS Park Place. 51Xl.5 feet. BROOM
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FoR sAIE-

FOR SALE
~ lots Grove street near Third. 80.
8 lots. n mccormick addition. q. 400.
Lots IN % block Pennsylvania avenue,
$50.
lot % Locust street. Park Place addi-
ton S2o0
Ice acres in Gypsum township. A,0o.
Sc acres. II miles from Wichita. :. 20.
Gail and see our Est Of cheap farms
DILLON x COOKE.
Room . so J. Douglas.
Silk
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FOR E-Egests-r Far~es znss- sc
gtfi have f1r s1ir s. n1nunrr = catered
quarters 81 south wsEsfTo ksrsaa -
irrEl~r - eastern ci~-fs vh1 ere arH-
lo1s e. s.l can Prizes src-r sf1 - 10
Frr ugs~fer 49, irr Henry H-Eitso1f q
Co Ws1inEtoa Ean. lisa rs-tf
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FOR sAI.E or TRADE Clalm in Okla
hona Call 1925 n Topeka. eI-itx
FOR SALE
4s feet southeast corner Markef ara
Thirteenth Price. $50 onrfe nii he
considered. owner going away and
must sci iu two weeks
gI-st DEAN GORDON.
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SITUATION WANTEp-FEMALE
MALE HELP WANTED.

men 10 sell white lead; active wide
awake men now with us are making 80
10 $50 weekly commissions, good special
~ or SIDE line. especially Tor hardware
and CruE statesmen. ~U felior induce meDts
10 dealers and large cOmmi ssiOns paid to
obt8n good statesmen, no experience
necessary 40 expense money advanced.
Address j.. #. Weir White Lead Co,
St Louis. 40 12-7 a. 3l-3t
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SALESMAN WANTED-Wanted. imme-
diately. by reliable Cleveland house. a
wioe-a wake man with good business ex-
periencc 10 complete cur travelling force
for 1898. Standard line. Church & Co,
EuastOne Bldg, Cleveland, O.
77-91-1+
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FOR skE.E-1s1 acres. improved. 80 ARES
nheat balance rraEs eEchars e f1r
wichita property Nine acres near
city. fur GARDEN ard. "a exrnzrEe FOR
W-ichIta property - aeres aH bottom
f1e 3ruproFements. best farm o. ce1nfr.
for s. 1sr
81. 1cres. Sfscd lrl1IIr -r1frts. % shfeE
good te1fr wagons rOrrra ruiftra-
tors All farm rlarhi1erE. COWS heEa
feef srd grain cn@ar~sf rlzre 81
1I- acres bcftor -sil Improved rsifes
rerfhRert - Wgrhifa : y
Ter acres close g. IRE rgstsg~ I'D
BAN frlft : arrrF @ifas8
Karz-f fo1r frr-n Sc -
IgWsiiirgz fru~s tao rrrr1s - r1s~riGn
GREGORY l-ASD 4 LOAN CO
r-ftT over Goi6en Eag'e
FOR GAIE-Eerts-n Rar~as ards sc
Etli naTe f7- s5ir s. n2nunrr = rrs tsrrs1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21

FOR SALE-A poor man's onportunity =
buy an S-room house and % feet OF
ground. . blocks from car line. and In
a growing part ~ town, $50 mortgaEe
s per cent. taxes low. price. t..se'.
owner is going 10 Colorado. Call on
John W. Baughman. SIS <. Douglas
3o-lt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21

Two acres on CoIege KIN. = tIosk from
car line. north ~ Douglas. prev. Ssu
40 feet. on southeast corner Marry ana
Market -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21

BUSINESS CHANCES E. Whit
man, after = successful European sea
son. has returned 10 again assume the
active mana senent of the racing de-
partmenL of the II L. Whitman x Co.
Cooperative Stables. This company is
now paying q stated rate Of profit in
guaranteed weekly dividends: your
money is subject to your control at all
times and amply protected. making this
the safest ana most profitable means OF
inVestmznt il existence today. In
dOrSed by prominent business men and
mercantile agencies throughout the
country Rigid INQUIRY and thorough in
vestigation solicited. For ful particu-
lars address II. +. Whitman q, Co. Cal
laghan Bldg, san francisco, Cal
12-21-lt
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FOR SaLE-Westsrr wheat lard 81 ~
men wanted % purchase ~ sores = irs
Jewel inrc ard secure a05pir3nx raari r
Under HOMESTEAD act arf. e1lDCf
decided iand 3 = = rer acre seerrai
cheap ranches Free livery O. nfuN
lands Cali or write Tor irfgrrlzfiou.
John 81. Baughrnan. rs 2. Douzizs-
@N
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21

FOR SALE
nice building site on North Waco
near Thirteenth. with rice shade. Tor
500
A lD6-foot corner FOR 8 2p0
-5-foet corner. south % Fourteenth.
for tss3. cart front
- feet Dr. - block or South Lsw-
renee Tor 3 0o9
Two Jets on Lincoln street. - feet
west ~ Glenn. Tor 81 apiece
q feet. east front. On South Topeka.
near PARK FOR ~ per lot
Two or faar jats on Seueca. fgs- north
of First eaet front. At 30 eacS
Three lots on Spruce street 10 feet
from Central. 81 ezrk
z5-1f FRED " ISRAEL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
WANTEO-MIscELLANEoUs.

WA%TED-You 20 see our adj in this
paper Ciof0rth Bros. 5l1-5l9-52l West
Douglas. Phone lots 31-etx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Sale.
A bargain, restaurant ana coufecuon-
cry STOCK and fixtures in a town or
about eco inhabitants and five railroads
only one restaurant in competition
$4,000 business last year. Address r. q"
care Eagle. 2e-2t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21

FOR SALE-Business that viii pay 80
per cent Small capital required A
snap. Address Business. 20 \ To-
peha avenue. Z8-lr-su- tu-3tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-21

FOR SALE OR TRADE-A stock of gro
ceriCs. WIN trade for good city prop
ert8. can on J. J. Wright, 145 \. Main
STREET Wichita. 31-1tx