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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.


FOR sALE-5-room new cottage. with
bath. 80 feet east front. located north
of Gilbert on Emporia. sl.7oo.
4-room cottage, same location. with 10
feet. east front, barn, $3.50.
9-room 2-story house. with BATH shade,
e21z feet front, located south or 9Th On
Emporia. g, 800
50 feet. broom new cottage with bath;
located south of 18th on Main, $3.50
An east front vacant lot. located 10 sth
block on South Emporia. Price for
quick sale, $50
Groom house. 30 feet. east front cement
walk, near "a on Ohio, s1.25o
4-room house. located in Sd block on
North Topeka, now renting for sl2 per
month. sl,20o.
broom house. e5 feet. in I'd block on
North Market. $1,000.
80 feet, 4-room house. at No. 100 North
Topeka, $500.
block on South Lawrence Price for
quick sale. sl05e.
7-room cottage. 30 feet. east front. with
barn. bath, located In l., 10th block on
South Water. Price. =, 900.
Two broom cottages. 80 feet each, 10
Gated north OF Lincoln on Topeka, s., 800
7-room house, with bath, % feet, ceIeent
walk. fine lawn. located south OF OAK
on ST. Francis. VIII sell at a bargain
5-room house so feet east front, cement
walk. located just off of Douglas on
Hydraulic. $3.50
so feet vacant, east front. located in the
so feet at the corner of 18th and Topeka
Price for a quick sale, $500.
S-room house. 90 feet. with bath. loca ted
near the corner of 18th and Market,
1900.
20 lots, located east of Hillside on Grant
street at $50 each.
A great big bargain on 100 acres of land
located on College Hill for quick sale:
$50 feet, east front. at the corner of
Central and Hillside Will sell this
week at $500
Is feet, east front. near 1st street on
Rutan: will go at the low price of $500 |
100 foot building site, located just east |
OF Rutan on Douglas. Price, this week |
$3.50
A new 4-room cottage. large pantry and /
closets, 30 feet. located In Sd block on |
West 18th Price for quick sale, $1,000. |
$500 cash.
70 feet. east front. 4-room house. cement |
walk. located in the Sd block on South |
Washington. $1,000
j. w. CLENDENIN & COMPANY.
137-1t l07 South Topeka Avenue.
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FOR SALE-A nice. new. large modern s.
room cottage ard 80 feet Of ground In &
very desirable part of North Market
above 10th street. Very cheap ar the
price. s2s.o0e
A new modern. large Groom cottage a
few blocks east OF the court house
Cheap at s1.7s0. Our price only, sl,650
Rents quick
In a desirable part OF North Wichita
street with no railroad on the stree,
yet; convenient to the cars; a Groom
house with large porch and 50 feet Of
ground. Really worth sL00. II sold
quick, price $3.50 Rents for SO month.
80 feet. cast front on st. Francis. south
of 18th street: cement walk and curb.
we can price this east front as low as
is asked for the west front lots, which
are not so desirable. Our price, only
A nice, new. east front. large 5-room
cottage and 30 feet OF ground in Mat
thewson addition: within three blocks
o. the cars and less than q mile out
fine property with cement walks all
around Very cheap at H,459.
A smaller 5-room\ house. in the first
block On North Hydraulic. only $500
A new. east front. 5-roem house and %
feet Just north OF Douglas and a quar-
81 800.
On the West Side, convenient to the
Missouri Pacific wye; Groom house.
large barn and 100 feet of ground; dirt
cheap at $3.50 The house and barn alone
is worth $500. This shows you the bar
gain.
A real cheap piece on Martinson avenue.
near the school and about two blocks
north of the location of the Orient
shops. When the shops are built the
place will be worth $50 more.
"A new. large, Groom cottage 50 feet of
ground. barn. three blocks south OF
Douglas and about three blocks east of
the new Frisco depot This is reason
able at $500
See us and it will surprise you what de-
sirable terms we can sell these proper
ties on.
A speculation on South Martinson near
the Orient shops: goodsized rooms and
barn, loo feet of ground. set to shade
and fruit: well worth 800. For quick
sale we can let it go for $3.50. The owner
changing business location and must
have the money.
One of the most commodious Cottages
and IS feet of ground on North Topeka.
Very desirable at the price. $4,000.
100 acre bottom farm. well improved.
within 2is miles Of Valley Center. Very
reasnna HE at SIS 500
HARTFORD WESTERN LAND Co.
1S7-1t 11S East First Street
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feet north of Zimmeriy, west front, $500.
So feet a northeast corner Sd and James
$3.50.
lots on Martinson Ave, so feet, south
of Texas, west front $500,
lots on Martinson Ave. 125 feet, south
OF Texas. west front, $3.50.
2 lots on Elizabeth, northwest corner
Hancock, $3.50.
2 lots on University Ave, northwest cor
ner wildwood, $3.50.
lots on University Ave, 80 feet, west
Of Miiwood, south front, $500.
62i2 feet on Maple ST.. 275 feet east of
Seneca. north front. $500
1z5 feet on Oak St, southwest corner
Texas, 5000
! lot on Glenn Ave, southeast corner
Hancock SIPS.
lots on Maple St, 100 feet west of Hi
ram, north front, s400.
lots on Milwood Ave, so feet north of
Dooiey, east front, $50.
2 lots on Ellis Ave, northeast corner
Kellogg, SIPS
lots on Lulu Ave, 30 feet south or
Osie. west front, $50.
lots on Water ST, $50 feet south Of
Harry St. east front $40.
lots on Brown Ave. $50 feet south of
Kellogg, east front, 500.
lots on Beacon, $50 feet north OF 18th,
east front $12o
62is feet on Market. lbs feet south of
Lincoln, east front. YES.
SO feet on Indiana Ave, $50 feet south of
Cd. west front. $500.
90 feet on Cleveland, southeast corner
18th, $3.50.
IS feet on Ohio, 30 feet north of Cen
trial. east front, s375.
lots on Patti Ave. 200 feet south of
Henry, east front, $50.
2 lots on Fannie Ave, go feet south of
Henry, west front. $50.
lots on Waco Ave, 100 feet south of
Zimmerly, east front, $500.
. lots on South Main St, 240 feet north |
of Harry, east front 500.
4 lots on East Douglas, southeast cor |
ner of Park, $500.
4 lots on East Douglas, 100 feet east of |
Park. north front, $780,
4 lots on Arkansas Ave, 200 feet north !
of 22d, west front. $40.
] lot South Topeka. 20 feet north of |
English. west front, $3.50.
S715 feet, east Douglas. go feet west of |
Moser. south front, 1850.
100 feet on North Emporia, southwest |
corner 16In, $3.50; or one-half in proper
ton.
50 feet on North Topeka. northeast cor
s feet on North Water. 80 feet south Of
Central. east front $3.50.
14Ox501 feet. Dickerson St, 300 feet north
lots on Estelle Ave. 247 feet south of
Douglas. east front, $3.50.
. lots on Cleveland Ave, $50 feet north
of 10Th. east front, 5000.
3 lots on South Fourth Ave, Joining
Rescue Home on the south, S2l5.
2 lots on Lulu Ave, 225 feet north of Di-
vision. west front. $3.50
5 lots on Clarence Ave, 80 feet north of !
Grand west front $3.50
u lots on Athenian Ave, soft maple
shade. $3.50 apiece.
6215 feet on Charles St, 62 feet north OF
Grand, east front. $500.
so feet on North Waco, $50 feet north of
9Th $3.50
20 feet on South Lawrence, southwest
corner Norris $3.50.
y lots on West Douglas Ave, northwest
corner Clarence SIS each.
"a feet on South Fourth. 500 feet south
of Zimmerly. west front s175.
100 feet on North 5th. northwest corner
10Th, 500
l37-1t FRED W. ISRAEL.
New phone 800 l25 n Market st.
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FOR SALE-Two-story house. 100 feet.
cellar. barn. fruit and shade, close to
school. only $500 Investigate.
Neat cottage, with 100 feet, on corner,
variety Of fruit, &, 900. Don't worry over
lost opportunity. Am instructed 40 sell
two fine homes at sacrifice this week.
You can buy a cottage OF s rooms. east
front. this week, for 500 cash, with $500
mortgage, at 6 per cent, for years.
Think of It.
Do you want to buy property? Then,
call on c. T. Ratliffe, AIS Winnie build
ing. 137-1t
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FOR SALE-5 cottages, new the cheap
est in the city.
1850 acre ranch, 500 per acre.
200 acres, $500 per acre.
800 acre farm on Cowskin, well i'm
proved $4,000.
$50 acres miles of city $40 per acre.
100 acres at S37 30 per acre. one mile from
city. ]. F. BELLEW,
137-1t. ITO n. Main.
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FoR SALT or REST-A ~ of syg@-
Er--ers - al Ezkcs tsken g. *
eesarx@ for TSrnsr5-e's- fer sac ~ rs-t-
TArsS ssrhfnfs Srs al csr - sp1a
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-25
HOUSES FOR SALE,


FOR SALE-Splendid. new cottage, FIVE
large rooms elegantly papered, bath
+ room. closets, pantry. vestibule. cellar
broad porches, cast front, well located,
81 Goo.
Four east front lots. corner, adjourning
campus OF Friends University. 500 each.
New 5-room cottage. on South Market
fine. maple shade, 571s feet. 1920.
So feet, Lewellen avenue. shade, perma-
nent walk, between Tenth and Elev-
enth streets $500.
Handsome, new 4-room cottage. on West
Side, near Masonic Home, so feet, $3.50.
81 feet. near Franklin school. West
Side. fruit and shade. 500. A snap.
Very pretty colonial cottage in River
side. east front. near car line, Sl,iO0.
as feet, on jefferson avenue. near
Tenth street, $3.50.
Special bargain in a new. modern. g.
room cottage. in the cream OF the orth
End, S2,4eo; half cash; balance easy.
Bright, new cottage. rooms. cement
walks, 80 feet. east front, on South
Great bargain in a 12-acre tract. on city
units. and on car line. one block from
city water. $50 per acre.
Neat f-room cOttage. 30 feet. east front
one block from Douglas avenue $500
Very fine suburban home on South Law
renee avenue.
New 5-room cottage cistern. cellar
barn. fruit. and shade. one acre OF
ground, east front a.6a.
B7-it over sol +, D TS9n
FOR SALE-Speclal bargain. Groom COZ
dage east front with 50 feet on corner.
mantcls and walled I'D cellar Price
S,2S9- O. 5. Shirk. us y. Main. Il
1Sisu-we-4t
FOR SALE-Oue of the finest Groom rest
denCes and barn at Fairmount at one
half the cost Of Improvement; situated
on car line with city water; fine fruit
cement walks and heated with furnace.
This property can be purchased with
small payment ana il is & great bar
gam. as Paramount. since the endow-
ment of the college, is sure TO go ahead
rapidly. REESE & Co.
!S'-lt 1l2 East First St
FOR SALE
S46 y. Mosley: rents s.: $50
a!4-4o y Moslev- rents 81. S.5J1
3i5 5. Washington: rents 81: $3.50.
s.. + Murdock: rents s.; ss50.
ls7-sun-tf DEAN GORDON.
FOR SALE or TRADE-Firht-ro9rn |
house, large barn. Il lots. me shade |
- peach trees. II apples. pears. 5 |
cherries, piuras, % grapes. hiackber |
rseS, strawberries. all good fruit and ]
hearing. except apples. VIA sell or trade
Tor farm land J. Y. Colviile. casS =. |
--,S~o--e. ls'-iix
FOR SALE-sI. coo house that can, he ,,n-
TiIcatsa N me CITY Geo. c. Henry. |
FOR SALE-Modera house Lose 4, !
$500: cottage. Sl.25o, new COTTAGES on 1
monthly payments. Green. over Golden |
L@sle. lS-lx
FOR sALE-New 5-roon cottage 1e1s =
Wichita. within two blocks OF car Itaa i
and school. Inquire Of owner. fsa4 Gold 1
street, aud save expense. 5s-su-xe-tf
FOR SALE-At a bargain: \ nicely ar
ranged. s-roon cottage l5e-.ooi LOT
east front opposite Lincoln PARK. iarx-
-n3rn EGd corral: fine lawn fruit - |
shade trees; nesv fence ard cement SD.
walk Payment Part in cash. balance
q suitable iaseallsueRts Inquire l9ls
; LAwrence. or Sc Riyerview
FOR SAI.E-Seveu-roorn. modern rottax.
IN fine location
SlN-TooTn- modern cottage in goo. Icr4. |
ton = n Ey1.p
A'S'"e-tF su-Stx lilo Z First 81
.NoR SALE OR TRADE-sss \ To1eIz
roernS g feet. T. J. House. at Pratt
80 ASl-s0n-3
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FOR SALE-1SS5 ". Emporia. 80 feet, 4
rooms, porehes. water on porch, new.
Anybody wanting genuine snap on this
property, come in and see me, and you
will not regret it. G. w. MCCOY,
Bit 143 N Main.
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FOR SALE
3i3 N Main. brick $500
Sl7 n. Lawrence. rooms. 5000.
3 acres. rooms. 1900 Wabash. $500.
5l4 S. Washington; rent IS; $3.50.
137-sun-tf DEAN GORDON.
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FOR SALE-Speclal Bargain;
90 feet fine, 7-T2Om. 2-stOry house and
hall. good barn. very cheap If taken at
once; JIG Wabash avenue. between Sec
ond and Third $3.50 Do not mourn
after this is sold. but investigate at
once
Z. W. MCCOY.
142 North Main Street.
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FOR SALE-Eieven homes on payment
plan. from $500 to 5000.
o. L. DRAKE,
137-tf 210 Whine Building.
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FOR SALE-S43 Ohio avenue; must be
sold this week: owner left for his
tress narkinp sniand,d Roma wa1ter
Morris, 12S n. Main. 137-1t
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

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FOR SALE-Business house, first block
n. Main. paying 8 per cent net on price
Can be handled for less than one-half
cash down, balance at per cent inter-
est. Price. $4,000. o. L. Drake. 2i0
Whine building. 125-sun-tf
FOR SALE-Choice inside business prop
erty, rents for 81 900 per annum. You
can find no better investment.
137-1t Z. /. SPENCER.
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NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE AGENTS
NOTICE TO RIAL ESTATE AGENTS -
1240 S. Topeka and 1241 S. Emporia is MT
for sale. Geo. c. Henry 137-3tx
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FOR SALE-10-room house, barn. with 40
lots 81, 200; a vacant lost, S. Main, LIST
block; 20 feet T.. Central, $3.50; vacant
lots. S. Washington, $50; No. 443 ST.
Francis, 6-rooms, so feet. $500; g.
room houses, 81. 100
1S7-3t GEO. e. CAMPBELL,
202 N Main
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STORAGE. car lots os
lez- On Santa Re f-Sck n and q 2.
Santa pc street Otto Weiss. " kcssiz.
1z1-ff
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ana e<u ssarss.
room n The ctsT We stc-e pack sss1
repair furniture q. Al "A D Kappa
'rhCre ssts 81
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FOR SALh-S.a90 acres. in tracts of $50
TO Gao acres; all smooth. good soil, IN
ueTlaid ~ an inexhaustible supply Of
sheet water: adjoining land of Tie same
character is raising Is bushels of wheat
per acre and good alfalfa crops per
annum. This land must sell Come and
secure a good farm at low prices. or
easy terms. c. p. Burlington. Winnie
building. 39-fr-su-1e-t
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YOUNG LADIES to learn the fastest
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recruitment 2l9 Campaign OF Education.
2ll Townsend Bldg, New York.
7-26-eod-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

>0~~~T~1~~~~-~>|-~-~~~~O~~
MCS1CAL-Genuine bargain in pianos
Send for our 12-page bargain list Of
pianos returned from rental. Splendid
pianos of all leading makes must be
sold Immediately to make room Get
particulars of the uprights at $l25. $40
and SlS5. We ship pianos everywhere
Monthly payments. Freight is only
about So. Strongest guarantee Write
for list. Lyon & Healy. 81 Adams St.
Chicago. 10-2s-1f
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STORAGE.

STORAGEGo0d- clean. b-scx ossiicls<
where yoz can store yoSr stoves %
furrft2Ts. end borrow rsceey o. SANE
f1s = Douglas Srs pnoDs it7s-
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FOR SALE-New 5-room cottage, 81 feet,
east front 18th block. S. Topeka. 81, 900.
Geo. c. Henry, over Golden Eagle.
l37-1tx
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chard; can be bought right: Will take
city property ~ part payment 137-1tX
y good 5-room cottage. new. and 30 feet
on Topeka Ave, above 18th St, at ex-
IRENE low price Of 81, $50. If you are in
want of q pleasant, neat home this is
your OnDOrtIlnitv
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FOX SALE-je vacant lots IN alfalfa
only SIS Zach = acres on FaS; cSc s-,-,.i
q So S-Toored house 100 feet. sSNc
fruit. &5a x lots. s-roor,s. barn. f-i.I.
trees ana shade. sea- Z r. SITES
Kit Under Kansas Natlo.aI Pank.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-59 feet on North Emporia
Ave. ia 10th block; these lots are cheap
at $50.
I lots on South EmpoTia Ave. in 10Th
block, fine shade and can be bought Tor
Sl2.J0 each.
f-roon, east front house, in 4th block
st. Francis; S4,O0e
Choice building site in the second block
on North Topeka Ave.
f1ire tornado and accident insurance
IN the best companies Cal on
l37-t REESE & CO.
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FOE SALs-L2g.d all over soufhxas.
- Come n and listen L ma
4S'-tN = l. SPENCER
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FOR SALE-A See cottage that Will pay
= psr cent Geo c. Heary, over Golden
IS iST-iix
FOR RENTER Jsuett avenue new
house OF rooms Price. s. 81 Walter
HiofEls. ID y Main. Is7-I,
FOX SAf4a.-Ay ressGence a modern =
room house. ali IL goci repsir an er-
ira good nara. very cheap /. sold az
once Inquire at residences. 49, Carp
Del avenue. West side. Ee-U
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-02-14
February Contest.

interest is growing to such an ex-
tent and the number of letters re-
ceived are increasing so steadily that
1t is plainly evident that the bovs and
girls are just waking up and getting
ready to tell what they know about
advertisers. 1t is probable that the
letters will keep coming right along
after today, when the January con.
test closes, therefore the Signal has
concluded to continue the letter con-
test through February or repeat it
rather, in order to give all show
ana not shut out any of the Juvenile
readers of the paper.
The winners of the January and
Santa Claus prizes, while they
may write for publication and re-
celye a present, will not have their
letters entered for the February cash
prizes, so that if any who have
tried for the January prize desire to
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Better than Gold.

81 was troubled for several years
with chronic indigestion and nervous
debility" writes f. j. Green. of
Lancaster, N. H. .sNo remedy
helped me until l began using Blec-
tric Bitters, which did me more good
than all the medicines ever used
They have also kept my wife in ex.
cellent health for years. She saws
Electric Bitters are just splendid for
female troubles; that they are a
grand tonic and invigorator for
weak, run down women. No other
medicine can take its place in our
family" Try them. Only soc.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Davis Drug Co.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-02-14

The city council held a special
meeting Thursday evening, and, as
there was mystery hanging in the air
and prevalent and oppressive sense
of an outbreak lowering over the
citizens, though indefnable, and
simply felt more than actually known,
there was quite an audience present.
W. +. Butcher, counsel for White,
appeared before council and both he
and White discussed with the men,
bers the ACCESSIBILITY of continuing
work at the present time. He sug-
gested that the attempt to lay the
pipe to the island be postponed until
the weather moderated, and on the
proposition being advanced that
when the weather moderated the
breakup would come and delay the
island connection until August, Mr.
White suggested that temporary
pipe could be put into the slough to
furnish water for lawn and fire pur-
poses until it was possible to make
the connection with the island. 1t
was finally decided that the con-
tractor should continue pushing work
as long as possible
During the progress of discussion
the air of the chamber grew rather
tropical and the more timid of those
present began to look for an outlet
to the outer world fefore the blood
began to flow. Itcame about through
Whites intimating that Mayor Kelly. !
on his recent trip to Portland had
attempted to interfere with his
{White'9 credit with the wholesale
houses.
Fire began to fash in the Mayors
eyes.
Col, W. +. Butcher, Mr.. Whites
attorney seemed to sanction what
White said
The mayor in rather vigorous
denied the accusation,
81 have letters to prove that you
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-02-14
. PICNIC
ON MOSQUITOES.

am small mosquito and | live on
blood. One day | saw nice smooth
place on mans head, and thought it
looked like good place, to get some
breakfast. lit on that smooth place.
but my feet slipped out and | fell TO the
floor, where lay unconscious for some
time; my friends took care of me for three
or four days. Then | thought would be
careful next time. So lit on a. woman's
head; she was red-headed, and | burned
my feet so badly. was in bed three
days. | was sure that next time | would
be careful what did AS was fiying
along in search Of food, l saw some one
with red nose. He was whiskey toner.
l lighted on his nose, and drank so much
blood it made me drunk | staggered
home and my mother asked me what was
the matter. told her where had been,
and she told the rest of my friends and
a whole swarm of them went and lit on
that mans nose. He scratched gravel
for half mile, but could not get away
from them till he lost his balance and
fell into creek where my friends left
him. One day was searching the streets
Tor food. saw a young man walking
with his sweetheart | lit on her cheek.
but the man said he did not allow anyone
TO kiss his girl, and he killed me. | never
woke up tostell the rest
Leverne Warner.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-02-14
$40. 90 AND SILVER MEDAL,

To the boy or girl below the 9Th
grade attending any public school in
Washington county who has the best
attendance report from January 1st
until the close of school for the
summer vacation, the Signal will
give prize of $40 and silver med
al, provided some adult member of
the family is paid up subscriber to
the Signal. The attendance report
must be signed by the teacher. The
school must be open until March
10Th at least. If two or more are tied
the prize will be divided.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-02-14

try again they will not have the pre-
vious winners to contend with, and
this will assure the February prizes
gong to other boys or girls besides
those that have already won. The
Signal is pleased to learn that boys
and girls all over the county are
striving hard for the prizes on
attendance and department.
Now read the following carefully:
Whose advertisement in any February
issue of the Signal most attracted your
attention? Tell what you know about
the store or place of business of that
advertiser.