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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03

snf~r~sss4 PARTIES IN the cA~~ The
e~x3sfy pfrssedsnn& are hF.aeht
axMinsf fAfnez Kenny nfufhsf ~
David Kenny. who II n Alleged.
s~er~ that Mise Ak~fs was II sss.
10th M Kenny ard tbs AksFs fam
ilssx bssonx 10 ths best saeirty Of
ortina. ana the standing of the
ycune p<ople them sslses In ths eeus-
mnnfty hss been ~ such prenlnenrs
that the marriage has aroused the
interest ~ the entlre district between
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03

marked that hin face was greatly
drawn and that hts voiee WAS far
from strong and exceedingly hoarHe
In view OF his sudden collapse II II
now Thought that the excitement Of
the daN vas Too much for him and
that he knew this when he tufnet 20
bis attendants az the end and Aaid
After this ! can die happy fsss
tertay. when he gave audience 60
the cardinals he referred 60 bis ap@
preachins dissolution and In the face
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03
VIII TAKE
AcENSUS

BALLARD. Aareh AT a special
meeting % the business Mems A.
sucistien held last night II was de-
eided that the beet interest of the
city DEEMS nded that . census be TAX
en- at once.
There - little doubt that q census
will show the population Of Ballard
20 be in exesss ~ 70 e<r This would
place the municipality among tbs
cities o. the second class and would
permit % extended ard much need
Cd improvements OF . public eharar-
ter. such az sewers. water, lights
and street improvements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03
ALL BIDS
REJECTED

On The report of the finance com.
tuitfe< th< city eoanEi1 last ntnht re-
teuted tlse offer 81 the Yeeixf e<ssfs
20 esd tbs cid resIsf estate hIsseh "a
the ~ FOR city hall and ysEi site
rh< f<se~ zst-ss, fs1a Geo. was deemed
100 ht9h.
HIsis fer shx purchase from the city
81 saeYssts. which II Was intended
10 81 to Aeip defras the expsnss Of
purcy>Nstna a city hail site. we're miso
sstezsea faf the Feesun that fhes
we're essEs~zdsfea ta=o io~.
TfN ef1@s et sraefafd q canesss
ard % y = Gleason to sell 90 the
eafs he remaining half block 81 the
fferrut city ball site were placed on
fiIe. II = understood that the prices
enc - a1z.na1 and the ether af tIt Geo
are ssfssl6efrd more than the prop
essy y worth. Ne seeIan was taken.
however.
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| STEAMER LOST

NEW YouK. March s.-frhe
captHin hf the German steamer
sinas which made port this
morning. reports that on hebfua
AIRY td he saw a infge unknown
steamer founder AZ sea.
When he flfHt sighted the
vnsael her bow WAS out OF water
and her stern down He ordered
all steam Ga hte osu vessel,
but when no had reached a point
about "A mile distant from the
asHhine steamer she FaNe
iufssh and sank from sight.
The Pisa steamed over the
spnt where the vessel went
doNn. but could not find boats.
raftt or ~reekaEe sufficient to
Identity her. He says that all
handn must have been lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03
ST. DAvlD'S OAR

The weishmen Of Seattle spd
surrounding towns celebrated ~,
DaVfd'a DAY with q concert. last
night In christenaen's hall.
The program, though lengthy. was
Interesting md we'll rendered The
singing OF the Washington qunrtette
and the Seattle male party was OF
unusual excellence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03
FETTERLY
IS GUILTY

wnissn - Fssssfty was found
guilty Of ertminsliy Asaanitlnx his
fs-year-olt sfepdaushtef. Messie
sIosn. By superior eoust Jury. last
evening. The case VAS heard BY
Judge prtfsn yesterday. Frtteffs
Was tried last nefsmbef. at which
time the bury disagreed.
ON the witness stand yesterday
Fstteffy acted In such a strange man =
ner and t1ada ~ many enuffadtelufy
statssnsnts that his nwn evfdnurs
W@. the strongest element In serur-
iae Bis conviction
He wae released on bonds at the
time 81 hts sfTesf. but II pe~ In the
county jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03

CAN DIE HAPPY

ROME March During the
jubilee eefVmuniNs to-day thr
patse locked better than he has
faf = Fortnight past. although
HE faes vas drawn and care
eefn and hia voice hosfne lie
fore he retired 60 hts apart
neNsT thin morning. he said
After this | can die happy
The crowd inside ffe cafhs-
drnt was 80 dsnHe that one
eefnasi m the gallery tainted
In failing SHE struck against
several athsFs ~lth stitch force
ns - preelgitafs them over the
fal.sns onto the heads Of fnass
below. No one Was seriously In.
gsTsG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03
DESPERATE
MRMARc
AFTER LooTina posrorFlcE
AND STORE. THEY get FIRE
TO BUILDINGS AND ESCAPE

CANAAN. Conn. March Awe
burglars early this morning blew
open the safes sn the postoffice and
tewslrr stere. They secured loot
to the amount Of sA.0Ge and then set
fire IA = large lodging house TO de-
tract attention. They then broke
open livery barn and stole two
horses and escaped. The fire loss
will approximate $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03

- klno e1untY Hrasd jury. sft<f
npeise n skre< days. r.ne~<d
nlg< - - ar<Iuo~se ixh<wk. fhip
~ ~ effort ~as 20 cora
II Moopnnfton oct Of ex-sse~.
uG(zlnw frtnfixe 10 the
~ zl1Gne~ whish sefae sss~-
- ppFu6un b<iie<e 20 have en-
~ nteefns PEARS betuesss c~r-
~ o11r1nfs ard fhr boss gam
11s1~ rnfd bsautF before xpins
- eeaf G1Haanb<r. that he ees1id
Mao1n4 w4x h. haa been sab :
~ - efsxred that II q Was
1n = poiifsrsi crafts whi<h
u1IrV - tn jury WE'RE sesk :
- In. ttey woxid b. siiaMp-
- - ~ kn~~ nothing but
y-~eAe ansBe Shock Of inforrua-
uuns< ~ eserytofy.
~>ln1u ez< not en- the grand
- H1ere than 10 minutes
- e&nse out. he said that ~
~ o1ve ~ Jury any inforuna-
~ nru&hf from him. fsscafs~e
- prnBene II.
~ ~ remembered that Gov
- - ese ~ the f1fst rnen "a
= Gy&n4 Jury n probe fnff
slcnl eoTruptian alleged 70 en-.
se3nertion with public gam
= opetfie.
~ f<xrnef governor was
- 61ht AGAINST George
e@u1tA2f3ea for the state sen.
HuHsu<r. b. threatened q
NNq&eee 10 call a grand tury
- TIE gambling arrange.
Nesffte He further told
- who we're making tha
Hpex that " they ala moi
1T strikers. he would sss
~ smother card would b.
: peblie a~4lfse xsmbiins
seattle for a l0ug tlrns
4 ~ or fwo aftsfwars
we're eio~~sf until after
49, which resulted In M
~ 4 - Piper for the stat
- 1lstffct.
1.nhilng Immediately re.
continued unffrt urhe<
n December BY IN.
49, - BY Judge Belts call fol
4paign n wss well under.
S1- The gamblers. with IN,
g TIE CfsacYH, we're eopes
~, stfal attitude in the fxh
~lpef and Judge Moore 70
- ship M the Thirty fourth
y threats Of q closed town
fourth district include
~ fIofn. and the fhreat@nfrl
= zunx fraternity by fhs Nc
49, nffnKsnt compelled tn
g keep their hands on
~ were willing to do thi
~ n~cas1se they vera not feel
-. 20 friendly toward pfper. a,
.ss v ne 20 per cent. ciane,
~ ihs eIeesicn. the agitation 10
Jsfy was renewed ~ ~
~, &. pnbhnan element tina
~ pef, II was on this ae
-. astlsss. that the gran,
~. ouKht they might lear
- ~. ~ the gambling eraf
M Afslraw. but their eTor
- Hssesrfy. a prornineu
ier. was merit called il
eesidn@d eoneeruIns she ed
and 1ts<.s.- IN
-. f1f the defeat Of The rig
y nendsnsrif 10 the city cha Z
~ I ago. II II unfefHtoo
nv. hasnefty did moi tIIumtu
v1ect sfeafiy.
~ ~. .afrfenr. the butcher, wa
allied Into the grand i,,,ys. IN,
NE saiiiff who acts ~ vais
- when Mr. cnfstena cam
= seellned 70 aiscusn the arb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03

5pes u his frs< -tsse With the tufurs
furthsf than To n&y that " was
~aha<at a little nu<in~&a ~ mime
Mr. Cnrkstns said that he bAd not
been sworn 10 nsaiufafs HeceeeFs but
fssansfsx<<a = aefteaev afuut tatrAy-
ing nusthinu ef his private eautefsa-
ffon on sh@ tneade. II ~ ruFuaiaed
THAI he us~ asked regarding certain
eaffle thsftA Two men who sold
stnaeu cattle 10 gaf~tene Hfos ATE
nos doing tffne IN Sne r~nffsnttary
the grand JURY then adjourned
for refreshments. - the Hagu hoiir
had arrived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03
SENSATIONAL
ELOPEMENT

TACOMA. March "A sensation
al eiepemeat followed by criminal
prosecution for perjury and suborna-
tion Of perjury. developed here Sat
urday night. hut the facts we're sup
pressed by Sheriff Denholm unit.
lsst night.
David Kenny. Young man Of -
yenrs. and Mifp FRA Akeru. a Rirf
Of II Yeas, both Of Ortinx. are the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03
MYSTERIOUS

night Waterman on the steamer
Roanoke. now at Mofau's shipyhrti.
has been missing for more than n
week and the police have been noti-
fled. The name Of the man Is not
known. but he was a familiar figure
along the waterfront. He entered
the Moran yard about week ago
and was not seen 20 leave Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03

After having all hut given up tho
fight. the city council has al last de
cidcd 10 make "a stand against the
Seattle oaH aud Electric Company Ia
the lattefe construction OF the az
eialon rendered April last BY Judge
ffAnfafd la the federal court Ia the
case Of the kas company against the
city.
Judge Haaford held In TINT ease
that the Rae company has per
petuai franchise aud under this De
eislun the Enn company now not only
claims the perpetual franchise. but
the perpetual aud exclusive right Ia
strip IN the public streets extend
lnE two and oue.h half feet in every
direction from the center line Of its
pipes laid Ia public streets,
Under this construction Of Judge
ifanford'n decision Il f. claimed that
the attorneys for the Seattle Gas and
Electric Company, nat only to pro.
pose TO put the Citizens bisht and
Power Company completely out Of
business. but aleo deny the right Of
any other corporation Including the
city. 20 use IN any manner. without
the consent Of the Seattle Gas and
Electric Company. this strip five feet
Ia diameter III the public streets
VIII Take an Appeal
~ the meeting Of the eity council
last night a resolution introduced by
eriehtan NHas unanimously passed In
struetinR tho corporation counsel "a
take an appeal 20 the United States
supreme court from Judge hahford
decision.
Thia action wea taken at the In
stance OF the Citizens Light and
Power Company which agrees 90
appeal and 20 employ special counsel
ia a. sist in lite prosecution.
A communication from the Citizens
Light and Power Company making
the offer 90 bear the expense Of the
appeal. WHs explained by u. Il. elise.
attorney for the citizens company
Mr. elise told Of the altitude az
ssnef BY the attorneys for the old
gas company In suit nos pending
before Judge Hanfard ia the federal
roust wherein the Seattle Gas and
Electric Company ID trying to put its
competitor cut of business.
lie called attention 60 the great
wroBs that would be dene the gem
erAi public II this decision. construed
~ II IL. should be allowed 10 stand
II 10 Of such vital tmpnftanee. he
declared. that the city should newer
rive 90 until u had secured de-
risiou in the matter from the highest
court OF the country. Continuing. he
said
City VIII Suffer
THAT the city viii suffer n THIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03
FRANCIS GETS
GOOD SENDOFF

PARIS. March x@The Chamber of
Conmescr today received President
Francis Of the -. Louis exposition.
RE later took q train for Madrid a
large party aecouipa nied him to the
depot In the party was Bsilnmy
Ntor~g and number Of prominent
Fr~nehnsn- The Chamber II Com.
fnefee will make special effort te
have 4 big display at IT, Louis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03
VERY CHEAP

Trepe Gulppe. an Italian teamster,
war arrested this morning by Patrol
man Mayou for fast driving lie
tried TO bribe the officer with 81 10
tot him 20, He made the some pfops
oattion nj the police station. lie was
finally compelled to put up " ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03

FoHmGa BALLARD BANK CASH
tER UNABLE TO RHNEW Hte
BOND

II. r. Hfii. formerly cashier Of the
tefunet tsank Of ballard. was ar
Fcstrd on . bench wsffaat tAet
sight. and 10 new Ia the county jail
Ia default 81 q too tall Nts fnFmef
bond WAS nupsFwedst by the grand
Jury Indictment and nee bond be-
eltuss necessary SITS raFstiss On the
first hand refused - elsu the ne -
ems. and Mr.. Hilf was taken iHta
EusfofYs II H. said that the refusal
81 hts former bunds1nsn 10 ssecuf~
the rev band Was due to the bitter
feeling rxtatins ~ uafiara towards
ali eonn~et@d officially wtth the de-
funet hank
It'll y charged ~ the Indictment
with ~feertsink deposits in an In
solvent banking Institution. kneuius
the same So be tusefvente HIs
friends claim he IN not guilty. a.
charged. but ssfnpty tues charge Of
the bank for few days hefors lts
failure AT the request Of President
DE Isenx. vhe was 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03

nnA nrArvh A special
: xs~s frc<a Elsaa. says
..,,< russea u.s captured near
: = s,esses tkis mosnias BY
u ulsrsa xaehey Of Olympia.
- = IA As can be learn
!. - sss,<r ARREST y net poe
,r,sn b bs ne murderer Of
$. 1nsssa Merreu. but Is said
- u. description In every
- : - capture was ereaxhs
nv . fnsrsf boy ~ha was sent
u I - p1rss.
>. - = l~.hx srsaxhs here and
nv - = t',sHspsa On shs firs'
= ~ n<~<nxes s@ss p~paty
uasr 1.Iksss the man 70 ss ben
y llnxksy lnews Reason. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03
DEATH or THE
OLDEST MASON

CUMBERLAND. Nd. March ~
9r Charlie. uhd. who claimed to be
she oldest Mason IN America died
here today. AGED ~ lie was grand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03
COX CRAw CALLED
BEFORE CRAND JURy

uvuseaa LsAoaa rAslgp TO GNlloHrEn rnG STAR CHAM
~ MvaartoAroRs WHGN ASKED AuouT rHE GAMBLING
on6ryn-pspaa- mooaE e4NAToHiAI Ffotfr INVOLVED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03
F0R s5,000.000

A mbrtsage Of ss,00a. goo, executed
nv the seattle Electric Company. In
favuf Of the Boston Safe Deposit and
Trust Company. has been filed In the
county auditor'a office. The mort
gage covers nil the property aud ns-
acts N the electric company In Ses
attic Ind is made payable In 1851
with interrft at per cent. The
MORTGAGE Il to secure a bond ISSUE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-03

CHICAGO, March s.-wheat, II ~
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-07-04
u. O. NJ. & B. Co.

are Offering screen Doors at very low
prices. We carry full stock of Lum-
Der and Building Material, Hardware
and Gardeners implements. Call and
see us.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-07-04
Fish Law.

One Of the best fishermen in Gao he
county has been commissioned to an
swer questions and give advice to any
one buying fishing tackle at the Har-
ris Music Store. The finest stock in
town.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-07-04
John Bench

Dry Goods, Groceries, Notions, etc.
The Cheapest place I'm town for Paint
ing, Wallpaper, and Paper Hanging.
South Main Street, Logan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
FOR TRADE.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE
Ne. I-s+Soe stock OF geueral rser-
chancise AID 81 SO store building.
IN Oklahoma town Of seo Owners vito
IS in poor health Wants good farm n
Kansas. Missouri or Oklahoma terri
tory. Farm must be worth price asked
No. 9-S99 acres. well improved farm
land. loo acres OF school land. miles
from town. in Garfield county. .. t.
wants hardware stock.
No. $50 acres II fine bottom iSnc. =
miles OF Chandler. o. T.. 50 acres cult
waited, fine timber: no better SOL any
whers. rented this year Ter go cash.
n advance. Want EcoG farm Ia south
ern Missouri or Arkansas.
Nc. 4-So acres ~ me orchard land. y
acres bearing orchard a1e baru. weii
watcred. I miles from railroad, located
IN Benton county. ARK. the ErVat fruif
bslt of The world. Cheap Tor cash.
No. 5--We can sell Eour real estate or
merchandise. no matter where heated
Place a fair value. and Be wiiiinH &c
paw commission. Write today,
PECK & GORDON.
Room s. Oklahoma Bank huildinS.
Shawnee. o. Z. Eo-s1n-tt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

New Orleans References-Police Com
missioner W. W. Chapman. Councilman
A. T. Moss, Banks and Trust Companies.
on application.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST
OF TURF INVESTMENT COMPANIES.
StrlKingly illustrated by that stanch
and worthy institution. THE CO-OPERA-
TIVE TURF ASSOCIATION, A CORPO-
RATION WITH a CAPITAL STOCK
OF 500, 000 doing business under the laws
OF the State of South Dakota, and
licensed by the States Of Illinois and
Louisiana and the Cities of Chicago and
New Orleans.
Incompatible record of profits made
and paid on each and every 500 in opera
tiOn hy our sure and safe system:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
PERSONAL
AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-Automobllea The beautiful
FOR family use Euequailed Tor beauty
% outline and finish. az well a. quiet
ness 81 movement. The easiest 20 iraFu.
The simplest 70 operate. Write for
prices and catalogues. The Thomas
Auto-Bi. with It's n0n-siip. non-break
belt n the one perfect motor cycle
made. Good. huEtling agents. Uith 91f-
nciens capital 20 boy sample. wanted IA
every town. J.. X. Thomas Motor Co..
1zs2 Niagara Street. Buffalo. y. y.
$50. fI-zs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

FINANCIAL

TSANCfAI~-T'i efsf7 = anoaeg - ioas %
farms or sfv afep@frF. rrzsouaEts
fates 81 urlF Eyes fsVrEtiEasa SaF I
rsr reGf aEEsal fHfrreEt ica1r Tns
Hone Las Co. zft-zI Nsnrs H6x
~rs=esEsff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

WANTED-Tw0 well-dressed men 70
place Home Savings banks in western
states. Salary and TRANSFORMATION paid.
Call Hamilton hotel between 10 and II
e. m, Sunday ASK for Mr. Snyder.
I5s-It
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

9. aos 10 TO L>oAs 60 Ks.s.s sza ozaa-
hsrls fsrsna Tsn1s q s So. Hlzh.ts-
Ezz 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

MALE HELP WANTED-Agents wanted
eFerx-where, new. cheap. combination
accident and sickness insurance: most
popular ever offered: death benefit
weekly indemnity. absolute protection.
novel system; annual premiums. 81 10
50; no Assessments or dues: sell 10
everyone, either sex Liberal commits
sions; exclusive territory. International
Company, 81 Broadway. New York.
81 -, 23-St
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

FOR SALE-Fixtures of 35-room hotel,
suitable for exclusive rooming house or
hotel: rent reasonable; good eStab-
lished trade; poor health the reason for
selling Price $500. Call or write Hotel,
Bell, 22S1s N. Main, Wichita, Kan.
154-6tx
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YpEWRfTERs.

e~r-~---a--~--,-.
ana rented All MAKES sid on pay
nBsnts- kfiiis0e Ofses Bapply Co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-Some nice people to take
pleasant, well furnished, modern rooms.
with first-class table board 400 Waco.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE-Wcod. Cards Wood Var,
Mosley and First Phone ll33. l5s-4t,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

BUSINESS CHANCE Building and lot.
central location, upstairs, well rented,
in busiest little town in Sumner county,
including a new and complete butchers
outfit. Only shop in the town; doing
fine business; home and money 10 right
party; only 81 600. Fred A. Sewers, over
220 L. Douglas. 156-1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

MONEY 70 LOAN - - - losa On
H~frstrS rce-sT fssrss ~ fsv eat ~
t~veaf f.rief al al s1ssfsaf CssaE -
a. ear 1-cs arsc zr-ea~T Fzt1 80 r11 -
ras~rs are srF~-fst - szrs - a. g
- befrTs rrzEsEE t1an -ises s~rs =
EN-x9-ssff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
MEDICAL

SISTERS ~ DESPAIR II IN nssss,
write ne Tor = remedy which relieved
ne q obstinate suppression So Eve
heurE Mrs.. = Green. - Desrt,arn 81.
Chicago. So o.. 81 "a zf-6t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITT-Hav you
81 O0o TO invest? We want fifteen men
10 invest 81 Co in a paying dry goods
business IN Wichita. Write today 70
lock Box S45 Wichita. Kan, for par
ticulars. 3SV-U
BUSINESS CHANCES - Small invest
ment earns enough Visit Worlds Fair
one investor 10 town. World $ Fair
Hotel Co. as Burlington Bids, ST.
Louis o-l'-lt
FOR SALE OR RENT-Hotel. II rented
will partly furnish it. Inquire ~. Wei
lingtOn. Kan l9i-6tN
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - Partner
wanted who can invest small capital
and take an active half interest with
me in the best paying business in
southern Kansas. Party % devote part
time in charge OF Office and balance Of
time travelling on the road in the in
terest OF the business VIII pay loo Per
cent profit from start and can be de-
veloped into an enormous business IN
q very short time This Is q chance of
a lifetime. and viii bear the fullest
investigation For a personal interview.
which Will give you fun particulars. ac-
dress y. =" care Eagle. lSS-5t
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sEWING MACHISEG- Rebuilt. cleaned
and adjusted Parts for al makes ~
y. Naln street. Is~ifK
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
LOST.

LOST-On May :. a horseshoe pin, With
an Eastern Star pin soidered on u. be-
tween 80 :. Market and William street.
o. William and Douglas, on Water.
Leave at Eagle o.fce Reward.
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LOST-A ladv's wrist hand pccketboo<s
containing $500 bin. 81 10 in silver
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LOST-Piece OF light watch chain. engine
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17

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proportion. Which statement can be
throughout the United States and Canada
and by banks and trust companies gen.
orally. And now We ask you, Has ever
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showing before?
BEAR IN MIND, we do not place any
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investment
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a verltable Rock of Gibraltar" I'm the
turf investment world. and that We court
the fullest investigation, while others
shrink from it.
BEAR IN MIND. that we have been
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ton. which proves that our business is
honestly conducted and built on perna-
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Ions as the American turf endureS-
Subscriptions solicited in amounts or
$40 TO SO Ooo and upward and given our
undivided time and attention. while your
money is as safe in our hands as in any
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II YOU have any idle money. money 70
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public and recommended by prominent
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missioner W. W. Chapman. Councilman
A. T. Moss, Banks and Trust Companies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
WANTED-PARTNER.

WANTED-Partner in one of the best
general stores in K County. Oklahoma,
doing a strictly cash business of s, 500
monthly. Stock and fixtures about s. 600.
Need of good help reason for selling.
One-third or half interest. Address
Lock Box log, Braman, o. T.
156-su-tu-thu-3t
WANTED-Partner, who can invest 500
cash, to join me in new business en-
terprise. Money can be doubled every
thirty days. Business entirely new IN
this vicinity, and no competition. Full
particulars at personal interview. Ad-
dress j. L. k care Eagle. 156-6t