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The Washington times., 1903-07-15

The roads in the Northern Securi-
ties Company will show a combined sur
plus for the twelve months ended June
80. 1903, of over s41 .OOO. 900. or practical
ly 10 per cent on the stock OF the North
ern Securities Company.
Leading Standard Oil interests and
those close to them make no concealment
Of the fact that they are opposed to any
rise in the market at this time. declar-
ing that money market conditions will
not permit OF it. There are those in the
financial district who go further and say
that the Standard Oil opposition to the
market is more than a passive one-that
it is active. and that reason for 1t may
be found primarily in the Northern Pa
cifc episode.
The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Railroad. which is one of the con-
stituent companies of the Northern
Securities Company, has secured a tenn
porary loan of S50OO,C coo on notes due
some time in March next at a rate un-
derstood 10 have been 5h per cent In
terest and one-half of l per cent com
mission. The admission that this loan
had been secured caused much surprise
in the street. as the rate of per cent
for time loans to a company of the
standing of the Burlington road is con-
sidered quite high.
The annual statement of earnings CT
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the
fiscal year ended June 80 is the best in
the history of the company. The figures
include the earnings of all the roads In
the system. excepting the Valley Rail-
road of Virginia, the Ohio and Little
Kanawha, the Cleveland Terminal. the
Lorain and Wheeling and the Ripley and
Mill Creek Valley. Including the latter
properties, the earnings aggregate $685.
1855 an increase of $685.. 1854. Net
earnings were S25, Az, ,o40. an increase OF
50, ,79S,321. The June statement of the
road, which shows gross receipts Of
5.S35. $50. and net of s2.3S9.s .s49. is new
high record.
International houses have received In
structions from the other side to ship
the stocks they have been buying this
week on London orders. This is taken
TO signify that the foreign buying on this
break has been better than was generally
supposed-something more. at any rate,
than mere arbitraging. Stocks are fire.
quently shipped and reshipped between
Wall Street and Capel Court for mys-
terious reasons known only to the prin
cipals in the transactions. but the dis
positioh in this instance is to believe
that London's buying on this decline has
been of fairly good character.
The Washington times., 1903-07-15
MINE CAGE FALLS.

LONDON. July IA mine cage lift
ing the workmen out OF the East KnoWle
collier at Durham today, fell 10 the
bottom of the shaft. Sixteen men were
seriously injured.
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Office Of the Super
vsing Architect, Washington, D. c., July IL,
at this Office until O'CLOCK p. NJ on the
9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1908. and then opened.
for the mechanical heating and ventilating ap-
paratus, etc, for the National Bureau OF. Stand
ards, Washington, d. C., in accordance with
the drawings and specifications, copies of which
may be obtained at this Office. at the discretion
Of the Supervising Architect. JAMES KNOX
TAYLOR, Supervising Architect.
iyla lb.l7. 90. .22.24
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In the circuit court OF Alexandra
county, Judge Nicol presiding. a decree
has been entered in the case of Ellen c
Dangerfield VS.. Henry Dangerfeld, con-
frming the sale of the Island Farm tc
Newman Call for $3.50 per acre.
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L1ANS OF $40

AND UPWARD On FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
at lowest rates and On the dly you apply We
are loaning on the Building ~ad Loan AsSociS-
zion plan which makes the cost OF carry lhs
loans much less than ycu pay e-se"heIe and
sllovys Won To nav il OF in any sized notes you
desire, running irUm one 10 twelve months IL
YOU have a loan With some other company We
will pay il of and advance you mere money n
desired Rates cheerfuly given, aad no Gust
a. Won t,n!ess loan is made Call and get ratea
FrCut room. nrst floor
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
6a5 ST y " apl-tt
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Improving Peabody School.

The committee on schools and finance
reported in favor of an appropriation OF
$1,000 TO improve the Peabody school
buiIcing. Mr.. McCuen wanted the ap-
preparation increased to 81 500 in order
TO change the method Of improvement.
His amendment was lost by vote of
to 4. The bill was passed as recon-
mended by the committee by a vote of
I to l.
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Senate Heights Improvement.

w. E. Pickford was issued permit
today for the construction Of a two
story brick building on lot 20, block 2,
Senate Heights. The cost will be $500
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Will Change Entrance.

A. Kahn, 935 F Street northwest. con-
templates the changing Of the present
entrance to his store. An additional
show window will be put In, and the
door changed. The cost OF the work will
be about $3.50
The Washington times., 1903-07-15
Mrs. Blackburn Buys a Lot.

Eleanor Il. Hord and others have sold
10 Mary e. Blackburn. wife of Senator
Joseph S. c. Blackburn. of Kentucky. lot
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. 1Ho F
Street; Members New York Stock Exchange,
Chicago Board Of Trade. Washington Syock Ex.
cn, I
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News Notes.

Aurelius B. Grover has bought from
Eliza J. Clark a house and lot on the
south side of Gibbon. Street. near the
corner of Patrick Street
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REAL ESTATE AND BULDING>NOTEs

56. square 10. for 80 ,0OO The lot is on
the west side OF Nineteenth Street north
west, between r and Streets.
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FINANCE AND COMAIERC CE.
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF. INTEREST TO INVESTORS

The belief is general that important
interests have suffered severely, and 1t
is greatly feared that liquidation is by
no means at an end.
American stocks in London today were
weak and y 20 ! per cent below parity.
A dispatch from Berlin says: Opinions
here are still divided as to whether the
yalues on the. New York Stock Exchange
have reached bottom. German investors
still fight shy or American stocks. 1t is
a case Of bdSfsd child. The reorgani-
zation OF American railroads has cost
Germans a great deal of money. and they
do not approve OF the nee methods OF
financing in the United States. This is
TO be regretted, for Germany is an in,
vesting country on a large scale, and If
confidence were felt in Americans they
could be placed here in big blocks. In
dustrial stocks. even those that are un-
questionably sound. are measured by the
United States Steel Company. which in
stitutlon is looked upon with decidedly
unfavorable eyes"
1t may not be pleasant reading. but
II is a fact Notwithstanding. that daily
the money outlook becomes less prom
| ising. Yesterday, for instance, came the
announcement that the Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy Railroad-one of
the constituent companies of the North
ern Securities-had been forced to pay
612 per cent interest plus one-half of
per cent commission for a temporary
loan of $4,000 900. In addition there is
authority for the statement that one
OF the most prominent banks in the
financial district refused during the day
TO make a loan Of $1,000. 900, though
per cent interest had been offered.
Clearly. under such circumstanees--with
corporations of the highest credit pay
ing 6 per cent or more for the use of
funds-the outlook from a speculative
standpoint is not hopeful.
The biggest declines in yesterdays
market were in what are known as the
high-class investment shares, nearly all
of which broke TO lower records than
have been recorded in some years. Con-
solidated Gas, on dealings in 5000
shares, fell nearly 8 points; Brooklyn
Union Gas dropped 4. Lackawanna was
down over 3, "a part of it later re-
covered), Pullman Palace Car broke
points. Michigan Central was down
a like amount, st. Paul preferred was
off 3 and so on through the list. The
selling in every case was largely of
long stock, representing out -and-out-
liquidation. and was understood to be
in order to realize ready money.
The Washington times., 1903-07-15
CAPITAL LOAN COMPANY.

A Capital Place 10 borrow money on Fllrni.
ture, Pianos, Personal Property, etc. The lead
ing features Of other companies incorporated IN
system Lowest "a .es Eeasiest pay
ments- Quickest accommodations And apsO-
lutte privacy GUARANTEED
SALARIED PERSONS CAN SECURE Cash
ON THEIR PERSONAL NOTE WITHOUT m.
DORSER
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
Goa F Street N. W.
feu-a
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Special 20 The Washington Times.)
CHICAGO. July 15.-The following
prices were quoted on the grain market
tOday.
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OpenIng.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Market opened steady, ? 10 points
higher. Noon steady.
The Washington times., 1903-07-15

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA, Washington.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at this Office until 12 NJ. SAT
URDAY, JULY 25. 1903, for constructing a
Police Station at Fifth and Streets southeast.
Forms, specifications, and necessary information
may be obtained at this Office HENRY B. F.
lMACFARLAND, HENRY L. WEST JOHN BID
DIE, Commissioner jyl4-6t -exSu
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DO You NEED MONEY 7

We loan from $1,000 to $4,000 on furniture.
pianos.. horses wagons. ETC.. and you get the
full amount you ask for. and tha same day you
ask for it.
Our rates are as low any, and you make
your own terms No trouble 20 give rates and
explain our methods
MUTUAL LOAN & TRUST Co.
91s STREET
ROOMS 10 AND u, NATIONAL UNION BLDG
The Washington times., 1903-07-15
MOreY Loapeo salaned peOple.

Retfli merchants tsAmstPrs. .-tardirg ho1SeA
without security. lsrg-st husiGess "a 46 prinr
ciPsl eities. EoI-AAN. Room iOl. SSS l5sk 81
@tA&
The Washington times., 1903-07-15

| L. S. ENGINEERS OFFICE, 2OOl l st. n. W.
Washington. d. c., July II, l9O3.-sealed pro-
posals for dredging in Potomac River u. c..
will be received here until-i2 NJ. JULY 81,
1908. and then publicly opened Information
furnished on application CHAS. J. ALLEN
- - c-i - AHA 90
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LOAN COMPANIES.

LOANS QUICK. -.
... PRIVATE
On Pianos. Furniture, etc. at about one-haf
rates charged by Others. No charge for papers-
nothing deducted We pay of loans with other
companies and advance you more money ar a
lower. rate
National Loan & 9Th Floor, H.E.cor. 18th
Investment Co., land Sts. New Building
The Washington times., 1903-07-15

The roads in the, Northern Securi-
ties Company will show "A combined sur
plus for the twelve months ended June
80, 1903, of over SAL ,OOO, 900. or practical
ly 10 per cent on the stock OF the North
ern Securities Company.
The Washington times., 1903-07-15

The belief is general that important
interests have suffered severely, and 1t
is greatly feared that liquidation is by
no means at an end.
The Washington times., 1903-07-15
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
RAILROAD BONps.

Wash. Gas Co, ser A, 6's l902-2T.. 1Os go.
Wash. Gas Co., ser b, 6's 19O4-27.- I02
L. s. Elec. Light, Deb. Imp. 1902. lJ4 lU4a
L. S. Elec Light, Cert. Ipdcbt-.. lC4
Ches. & Pot. Tel. Com. Gs..-..-. lO4h lO43
Wash. Market Co., lat 6's, 1892
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

FOR SAIE-FlI-nsture CT = MONS. Coed
cause for selling. Doing good business
&C c. care E2S.e- SIX
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CLASSIFIED


BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 5-For safe,
for cash. cigar, confectionery AID notion
store. Going a cash business l9-3 y est
Douglas, across from - Wichita hosp. tai
sS-2tx
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of 700. with no competition; good loca-
ton; need buy nothing but the Jew
eler tools to get the location This IS
q snap. Answer Il you mean business
w. l. PECK, NardIn, o. T. i2-sun-4t
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FOR SaI4E-So acres % fns isRd. near
C9lS'.ch. az a bargain.
loo acres. S-rosn house and haru. VEL
improved miles fron city. H1s
- acres. In river hottaE:. - acres "a
cultivation s. pasture + acres IN al
falfa; s-room aoEse, barn. sraaarsss. or
chars. vineyard. 2 me home. 8 49,
- acres. - IL cultivation. 2-rO0ts
house. cellar. hns tlEn. gransFiss. ev-
eryth,sg ~ good shape; "A miles vest Il
80 acres OF One Iaad. IN Cherokee coun-
~ al Hlce valley land. I mile % county
seat. aas barns. Sie.esa
20 acres n ChsroSee county. - miies
CO county seat. house cost f-so TO
eL.sld. ans barn. aac land sad vel in
zao acres bottom lard. > rnllee %
Wichita. S-r0osn house. aara. ~te. Price.
yEoo
~ acres miles ~ city. al bottom land.
stth house ard harm -
y acres: wei Improved. near sunny
dale. 3 GO.
20 acres. near city. improved. > CO.
Ss5op
sto acres OF me Land. located IN Cher
exec county - acrF~ tame meadow D
acres pasture, IS acres n apple orchard.
a young cherry orchard and young
peach orchard. catalpc trees. z-story =
room house. ali IN 4 ! SHAPE 10 house.
milk house. smoke house ceai house.
large. nne haru Sxs8. s-taa n0ws
scales. sraaary, wagon shed. tool ard
ard feed mill, broom corn barn. 6as
chicken house. J wells. fmprox eneEfs
cost over = 99l Owing te the death % a
client ] am ordered 10 sell this farm
sIfhin ten DAYS for p.sg.
! have a large list ~ farms II this aad
other counties that are bargains CdEs
and let me show YOU
JOHN FERRiTER. Iss y. Maln.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-25

BUSINESS CHANCES < Whitman
y Co. the Old reliable and conservative
firm. are Still paying their S5.lar digI-
bends as heretofore. on each and every
Tuesday throughout the year This
proft VIII not be reduced. as they are
amply able 70 continue earning the sane
on al capital invested Your money y
Eat Css6 for gambling PURPOSES bur Is
invested n legitimate business and 5
z1isy protected ny their extensive prop
critics. Deposits may b Withdrawn at
any time n part CT n fun. on demand
Business men banks ard mercantile
agencies throughout the country iadarSz
their megccis- Eig-d inquiry and thor
ough invest E1Gon solicited For full
particulars address II Z Whitman &
Co. Caliaghaa Bldg. San Francisco
Cal lis =. 81 SIT
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
EOR SALE,-Six bargain.
Two lots southeast corner OF Water and
Third
SIX lots on Niaeteenth. near street car.
Five acres near stOckyarC rus.
100 acres. bottom. well improved.
81 acres 10 exchange for Wichita prog
Residence. 81 acres. to exchange for a
farm VA LOWE.
s3-itx Room Z, - y. Main
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE have sew
eraI giitedgc. eel Improved farms. Ia
Oklahoma territory - trade lor rusE-
ch4ntise Write today. ". l.. FecA
Nardln. %. i. f4-sGE-sf
FOR SALE-Ranch. 50 acres. western
land. quarters decided. 10 acres home
stead. Aas place ~ pasture your cat
tie. Price. si.E4. John ". Baushman,
us =. Douglas avenue sit
FOR SALE Equity. IN a good farm. Or
sill trace for cry property Inquire 1-ss
Lulu avenue. ss'-ssx
FOR sALE-Fiae rezidcac. location. in
the North End - % - feet. east front,
seath - Tenth street. Price reduced
Come and Sc -. ~ y. ke0ha d Z
CO, - y Atia- ss-H
FOR sALE-azs acres aae ~hsas laaa. 8
Rock island la Meade c0Bnty Price.
sEs- John v Bsashman. rs 2. poaF-
las avenue. SEX
Lots = and "A. Church street ~. water.
E-ss~we-tf DEAS GORDON.
FoR SAB Or TRADE-Fosr farus. II
oEizh1-Z4 territ1rg
Thee "a flss
-Four sfrrss
Gs--.-z4 hlflzss arS Lots
Tea acres- Teil irHlrov~t. eis=s e.
Five acres Eeu Improved close ia
wan trade foF ranch CT q tr@et %
y WOLFF A Co.
s'-itx = = De1Eiss Ave
FOR sALE-A sod farm a Reno esaniy.
tolse. hsra- zranzrg etc. X acres II
wheat ans-fhtrd goes wlth plaes Re-
A hslf section n rilRCz5n comfy. bear
So-~ieh. - acres = sae@t hessss.
one third = The crnB xees Nib place
4 aae ARA o. tse co<sxsu. $50 par,
= ceres ~ exc q fhs csiy. Es psr acre
. scrHs sn@si no;forn isas az - edge
= TIE ritg Sc p~F aeTs-
4-acrs trzes- asjeizluz Ie-Tinza Tsrs.
si-ii FRED " ISRAEL
FOR SALE BarFsiss e raeszi bss.
cos1szs J KslsF IS : Asir-
s,-siz
FOB SALE lss-arre ssrra. nssr crzss-
Ee- tscl.i1 trade far kanzzs Ezsa IL
1-rs7 EGz - f-ss1ti - o = ss-ffx
FoE SALE scsss - h1e fzrrs izas
re ro-rn - s1~sssCh. ElzErsHa
coszrfy Esed rsN fs4Et9krGs - zeses
g. zSzzf or~-tEisS5 xsez god fz-t
Es rcAa y Esaz1zza- - Esss
L--S--I ba
FOR EkIE-The sosts~zss css-sr e
PARK FlScs ar5 s@Fezkeeafh ssreef sr<s
srs -. - ersD al s-r@<- rafr -sz-
psst .Es-a Prser fss rsr sect t.zss
= sseisE key. - z F1rss ssrEss
FDE SALETEo u1a-fEss - SsEzr<
r1rtr lsre ~sa~ frs- - srs srr-s
Erf Perfect fifseA- fsH eze1 Atsa ear
pace csfsts - Fzzstsr~ ts.ss y~zr <ak1
"a Bagr1znar. 3 = Esz-xias essnss
FOR zAf-E-Iz-E~ so sal FEAr.~x
fz-s-a acre EV=r~--T- gprx 80 <pses
o. = rsrzkf - Tf--e sGssfssT
- ztt@-r Ez4c1~x t8-szs-s
FOR SALE Ezr<zl-s - fees ~ess -
rackinT seze<- Sc G. vs.. aGC1Y :.
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FOR SAiE-Real Estate.
lS acres bottom i3aG. hEs. black sandy
lo2ra. house % : rooms. 1-story. pantry,
and closets. large 2-s1ory hara- 10
horses. gran2rieS. other gooi eughOisd-
Jugs. acres orchard ; the wells and
poEd. = mile 20 schoCt. house Insured
ya-d- This - a beauty. aEf cheap. VIII
sion March isS, k-s9e
les acres. = cosy. comfortable cottage
large. new barn. horses NOV. drive
way. sranazsss. large cattle shed. ether
oGrbGlid.1gS- some srCst. - acres bst-
tom. - acres pasture. - acres wAssts
crop goes aa1 posScssion given II sold
before February lSt. SfSss.
10 acres. house q : rooms. cellar. large
@-story b2za. with gTaa4rS. ether good
ostbStAnlnSS. nice young orch4rd- leased
tat0 : fields. J wells % ane water !
nile 10 schooi. 90 rasies from railroad
town. Prscrs sS.So.
Twenty pieces % acrc property. from
So A piece UP. Sofne Of them beauties
and cheap Nov - The tine "a bcy.
II you want TIRE croa snt possession OF
the land.
II you want improved city property. or
vacant lots 81 any pSF< ~ the city. I
have u. and AZ ;hs right prlce. u yea
DO rot see what So1 want write -
call and ask for g. 7 have about -,
farms oSeE loo assces - iIrroyed cry
sale + : TgOTTER
Room & Over - y. Nain Strert-
sn-ttx
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| CLASSIFIED
WANT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FOR RENT-New. s-rcoun. modern cot
tSse. - \ L&gEsGcs avenue inquire
Brown * Brown. over Kansas Nat.enal
bank Se-we-fr-su-u
FOB RENT-Seven- room house. centrally
located. large carr elegant place 81
Per month Address g Z. Merry. 81
cage street sS-ltx
FOR RENT-House. rooms. two halls.
attic and basement. SO per monrh-
Also one AZ 81 per nsoath- Ezra L.
S-su-ta-th-tx
FOR RENT-Eight-room house. with eel
lar and city water. close IL inquire at
the law o-aces Of Brown = Brown. over
Kansas National bank S-we-fr-su-rf
FOR RENr-Flvs-roou. modern cottage,
- > Em2ori5- c s. Quincy sl--tx
Z
Ia strong avenue. S rooms. harm. frus,.
ss-sun-tf DEAN GORDON.
FOR RENT-IssS Jackson avenue. 5-roon
house. Price. S ger month Z l. Tur-
ner. - W Douglas Silk
FOR RENT-Tweive-roor house: SIS y
Market street: modern coaSeniencss.
suitable Tor boarding and rocmins
house Inquire AZ 81 y. Market street
Sl-Scx
FOR RENT-Egegant s-roou. modern
house. good barn, ~ :. Topeka. Anchor
Trust CO. IA y Market
Ssu-wefr-tf
FOR RENT-New. modern. 7-rcon cot
Lase- furnace and everything co-aplste
The best part OF North Lawrence ave
nue. II rented soon. caa ee had az less
than rs real value Hartford Western
Land Co, us +. First street. Sedgwtek
block 60-it
FOR RENT-Sevea-room cottage. cellar
eistern; city water. large harm. SIX
room house. e:ty water Seven room
house, cellar. city water, barn Refer
> ences- Cali Is N Market
ss-sa-sa-ta-stx
FOR RENT
so7 e Third street. $ rooms. ans re
pair, 81.
lis e FIRST street, rooms. One re
6ls :. Seneca street. 10 rooms. ns.A
~, Cleveland one acre. 8 rooms. fru!t
and shade. SIS Z. W. NCOY
so-ltx ifa y. Main Street
FOR RENT-is1 s. Lawrence. rooms.
new and modern throughout L. Hills
rs y Market street sl-th-sG-tu-u
FOR RENT Exceptionally well arranged
modern. s-room cottage. furnace. bath
sanitary closet etc Well located. Ia
North End, Hartford Western Land
Co. rs z First street so-su-we-fr-st
FOR RENT-Severai houses. HiIas s
Kinkead. i43 y. Market s-tf
FOR RENT-Good S-roora house. south
and east front city water and gas
north part. near car line. SIS $50 East
CenTaL S-stx
FOR RENT-Hsndsorne brick residence.
No $40 Z. William street. city water
bath. Inquire is 5. Emporis,
@-thu-sun-tt
FOR RENT
81 y. Lawrence; rooms: modern; -.
sat DEAN GORDON.
FOR RENT-Nine-room house. city
water. bath and barn. Inquire Is Ellis
avenue. H-u
FOR RENT-six-roou cottage. city
water. barn Apply I'll Z. English
0s-ffX
FOR RE&T-one s-room cottage, city
water newly papereG and painted. ilH
y. Wichita Inquire o. A. Boyle, over
lt5 y. EmpOria- 4o-tf
FOR MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR REST-Twenty acres. bottom. s.
room house. large Darn. 5 acres bearing
orchard. choice garden land. 500 cash
rent FOR year r. 4. Spencer. e)-It
FOR RENT-For cash Isf-scre farm s
miles south and :. miles east Of AndO-
yer. Gail Byron Mckinney. ~ Laura
avenue Wichita. 6o-1tx
fsOR REST-Farrl. - acres, FOR cash
rent. IS pasture. living wat r; - acres
alfalfa. near Maize. Possession given
T-ght on. call ~ once Robert Car
rOthsrs, over - r Douglas, Silk
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
L 4 pa n
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penny with US for investment Your
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Best references given 50 that you may
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We can do the same for you. Partlc-
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