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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-03


FOR sALE-i0o acres close 90 city. good
for fruit dairy. alfalfa broom corn sa6
vegetables. fine piece ~ ground price.
SIS per acre. Several ssaai tracts from
10 - acres. cheap Several farms az
various prices. City properfy-sorne god
homes vacant iofs: business property.
vacant and improved For the aboys
call or address Hugh SaTett, - ".
Douglas I-ftx
FOR SALE OR TRADE Eleven lots e.
room house. ciofetz pantry. large eel
lar large barn fine snade - peeeh
trees. y apples. pearr rfusns. eher-
.fes. 70 grape. hisckberriss. s;rswb~r-
hes: ell choice fruit. ard bearing sx-
eept the apples VIII sell - trade for
farm property. J. = cgiFiliF. - r.
s.cone. <i-itx
FOR sALE-Is5 acres u nice iand. &C.
Joining railroad town ia Batter county.
Also hscck ard a half IA town. Hss4;EiaK
the land Excellent a-rg1uf hguee. fra
barr improvements All new Eo-st well.
ciEfern esitar. etc. o. scres u The farm
under cultivation. haiaree lE ErRrS, a
fenced. u hiocks from pos.3dlco. \
SNAP Cone soc rs
AFRO - scres. well improved. adjoining
good town. ard ~ rsiie AID hsif IN
tho country. with czcsilrn5 springs.
These are hoiifav bargains.
A = SELEoS. - y. Hsia-
dt;-fs
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FOR sALE-Bottorn farms. improved.
70 acres close To city. Tser.
80 s~Yee Siese 20 dry. "a. 80
lss acres. c.ose 20 city. g-s4
10 acres. close 20 city. n os
- acres. close 20 city. tss.
- acres close 90 CITY 81 80
. acres close 10 city. r.H
- acres csos~ 70 CITY n az
We have other sott1rs isat fsrrrs a.
owing 20 looasiea ard trr-c~sme-ss
We also have scrre very god EsiazS.
we'll improved ara E-snS-o~e1. ~ srcrn
SIS 20 Te per acre Also large ara ssnzii
ranches 81 q hsrrzfa. ard asgTe al
Jos. should iosS AZ OR :. " ard ~ scre
tracts We hare jasf sssstsd. srf.. the
city. as chap az Cir esr se ssis. 8
den. <-E.t. celery or a.T k;Hs e Greg
yo1 us-f 90 sisrt- can - Easily sfr5-
Es'et. az ~S<-s -ess car rsse< s,es
chscksrs s>>p . eeS ard h-rs~. s-l
1--we IKE white folks rsz't szsi - see
or bargain.
e>-ns very r-sso fssrrs n ossrho1z
We take buyers e. i~>k 81 or k1s-
bona farms s~srv fvo sssss rsr1~rs-
s.~- sc have -. tfrds e CITY property
s-o--s e vsroas fie<e co-stk.~ssse
of the srsoTe car - ;rzfet ~ geo6
term. r1r~a-
we hz~s scu- very ro>t srzene>s
h,ocx< o. Toszxtss s-srus 81 |. eargz..-
snap 81 = f.<s. WITH q fsEnlry sss
rschf-~ ssep
fsss voss- prspersy ard srss.>ss s,,r--
suri.iss vita "a. 80 re vsrx - yess
Interest a. WEI az c1- cw-.
Car 90 - sst-~~s
VOLT. os.-R< q CRAVEN.
- = DoHsiss aSs-. T1es;ss. xs--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-03

FOR sALE-Trfsr JAnss.
Tract t<E Z
s.1ff arrse ~ rfFsr tssstaer Hack "a
your bat frs oaz. pezaa SD Raas TIA.
Der. = scres - fBfsissster 8 zoss~s
gid wire fsnSr. E1fsss - river ffsits
tssHtifus csszr skA ~ 1enteS - ssre
ssf1 u gzsr4 ssh. ) RISES frars -xilrs.sx
ss&fsor. sfezk rsCHs~rs ~ fesszax.
:. Texas Only = sssses frpss pseksr<
fcS-ss.
TRACT 40
a. s~res. cre ~fis fr,ss Hsa@re Tex -
sers. IA rassfTsfsor. f@sess aas efsss-
fsresS. s. hsSss 7ssss - 90 I4ffss
Erssos river efz< ss fzs tse-f - fsrz4
Il - <sVfe IF re<fe-. ee~1. sssss NS~ss
z-t ssssiss- NlH rers ~ 70 essa-
Cas- 81 ssr 8 tx
TRACT 40
- sc-es s< s<r-r - brxsas- : ksezs&s
rs-ss- <soFH Hszrr-. - erree - 1sshs-
s<1 Ersss- -zst4 ~ azsss r hsy ISIS
ss&s1E- TsAs ssis s4F - sss erst "a
Price 3sk<1
TRACT ~ 4
ID yoS vast ss1s faE6 80 srrSs &
rzss<- fro-n HSEssas. Tease. es sd
river IL. - as sters = - Tsn4s i .
800 - r-zl-ss Es~ 80 - g 80 =s-~s
hssr fass rsss~cst fires se<51s tn1s~
pso-~-ssss SO xass fAsF ars - E-1asa
20 7~1se tSTess-a<n*r Ca AZ So 80
era .ss< ss<r Tr-ss sta44 f<1rx1<ses
ere - q f<w e fes s.zsr I azFe
= a cfAEE
a. Esss r~az1ss naoz - >
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FOR FALtc-sursncr couafY Farm
! viii eeii ny fairs - abeuf - ceres.
adyointnx Conway EyrtuEs. H1u4aer coau~
-. rot=i ifarrosern~ffs shout - ae~Fz
crossing wbea. WIZ Ffst fsoaszesssa
March ist No agents Thes. +. Val.
wichita. 1.s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-03

FOR SALE. feet <s~s f--ss. "a 60.
q TIE tsss hiorts 81 Ssrzr Ers6sts
aTsrue cs-~rt ssfk ..t srrsfsG 9 -
Tskre,e- 4 x-s5r - =. Tfrst street
1--41-g~-sv-sf
Fy3g fAfE-or frrse ~ sr-es - x>~sse<.
lard icss.ef ~ Eere~sr< ccz>sy sssogs
!. r--~s fra w1r<f~srs ant - .ftss
hsarf Is,s rrs -a<. : e,s sf<x.
far-a ra1 =. o. ae4re~e z =. CARES.
ru>z 81 wiass H1g-s wsckfsA- xs..
G-ssx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-03

FOR SALE
go acres. near Cciwich- 81. go.
I'D acres miles cf city. G.ooc.
20 acres. improved bottom land. near
Nj. Hope. on Big river. IS per acre.
I'D acres Of finely improved farm land.
Close TO city. Scod land S.sW.
leo acres. Il miles OF city. s-rccm house.
good barn and orchard and ether I'm
proyementss ~ acres of bottom. excel
iert for fruit or gardening: miles Of
city. s.. Soc
CITY PROPERTY
FIve-roc-a house. harm. fruit. - feet
west front. first block on Ida 81 se1.
Eght-rcoru. modern horse, south OF
Thirteenth street. barn. shade. - feet.
6 5e
Eixht-room hcusa. modern except fu--
mace. barn. 81 feet front. On corner.
close In. on North Enporla. only xsao.
Five-rocm cottage. barn. fruit. ard
acres. only one mile OF court house,
. snap for ESQ
II you waUs To buy real estate II VIII
pay you 10 come In and zee me.
JOHN FERRTTER. Isl y. Main
Gilt
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FOR SALE--Or trade. ies-acre farm, al
Little river bottom. well improved: IL
water-d by the Little Arkansas. h~st %
soil; does not overflow. in best a'fslfa
district: price the same as other land
adjoining has sold for within last six
months. VIII exchange for city prop
erty cf right value, several small prop
critics wei located preferred. John =
Kelley & Co.. ic7 r. Flr.t Sc. r-St
FOR SALE
io< n. east front. located south OF 18th
on st. Francis. n.Soc.
40 q located on railroad ! block north
Of douglas & 80.
s & %seS e0; !. 80 with barn. located on
5-room. new eottsge. closets pantry.
cellar. attic. east front. shade. north %
Bailey on Lawrence. 81 80.
acre Of ground on Emporis end To-
peka about block from end ef Emporia
car line. sio.s.
80 lots located IN J o Davidsors "a ad-
cition. facing Central. sszs
5-acre tract, ~ blocks OF Douglas on
Hillside. 81 10
in sth block on sherman. si-gp.
q q. east front. s-Tcorn cottage. barn.
located in sth block on 9. Emp9ria.
g. 500.
= Il. east front. on Enroria north ~
Earry. s59
ia q. east front. On s. Enporis. sf-s.
Groom. sew cottage. Elth bath large
porch on two sldes good barn - y
corner, located az No. ~ f-sIu- This q
special bargain for y 90
J, ". GLEN DBElS 4 Co.
dit ~ =. Topeka Ave
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-03

FOR SALE-Reai Estate.
10 ceres Of No. ! land. 10 miles from
city: house OF rooms. barn. cribs ard
granary, orchard. : acres. 10 acres al
faifa- "a acres wheat 70 acres pas
ture. balance In cultivation. Price. 80
Per acre.
Three nicely improved farms. wen io~
Gated OF 100 acres each. 81 ssa esch.
so-acre bottom farm. houses. harm. Is
acres orchard al fenced and cross
fenced 10 miles from Wichita. This 10
not wheat bvt corn ard fruit land. for
they say. 8. 10.
40 acres. elegantly improved. ciose 20
wichita ali bottom. To appreciate IL
you must see ~. 81 per acre. Also 80
acres. close by. all bottom. no Improves
ments. the cream OF farm iRnd. 80 per
acre.
CITY PROPERTY.
Ssven-rcom cottage. modern except fur
mace. on one az our principal avenues.
north: snap that - SNAP. for ErTt-
ing. win pay handsome Interest. or
will make you a cosy. comfortable horne.
close In See my accent. +. s. TTottsf.
for particulars Price sz.ipo VIII Rtvs
you time In monthly payments for
nearly half
Groom house. good barn. fe9 fers %
ground. close IN and frsriy lNc-isd
am going 20 cell ~. and your priee 10
mine. I want your o1rrs.
For saie-ieo farms
For saie-io pieces % Improved city
property
For ssis-ieo vacant building sites.
For eale-3 rseces Of acre PROPERTY.
! have one 81 the most con pictc fists -
property IN fho city. ard can surtiy
sui; you. Call or address
T.. :. TROTTER
Room g. over TX y. Main Street.
fi-ftx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-03

FOR SALE-or trade 100 acre claim IN
9. T.: q horse and buggy. hos. chickens.
furniture. tools and other articles ZOO
numerous to mention. Would take q
small place In trade. Gail OF address.
Woltx. oshurr and Craven. No. - f
Douglas. Wichita Kan. H-itx
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FOR SALE
One OF the finest building sites OF q n.
on North Lawrence south q TIN ST.
The only one OF the Kind leu near tho
most expensive houses Price. 500.
80 e. CT ground. nice location. in Math-
ewson addition. surrounded by good
houses. Eli This is So under price
A fine. ;wo-story. modern. z-rcosn HOUSE
with furnace. bath. hot water and tara.
S.ooo xse. cash down gets this
8 rooms with cellar. new roof house
well painted. on r. Nurdcck. splendid
nsfghhorhood. Only SSsa Can buy this
on payment Of $50 down and monthly
installments for a reasonable time.
A good. s-roon house and - n er~e
mont. on Cleveland. snap at sl.eca 30
cash takes this.
|. fine houses and 80 n. 81 ground On 2.
Main 81. close IN. sen Rent. $50
month.
good 4-roorr house ard So q. ca 3.
Wichita 81. convenient 90 new bridge
and Orieh shops Only So.
50 n. OF ground about half a mile east of
the Frisco depot. near Douglas ana
very reasonable at price o. $50
u acres of rich alfalfa land. very con-
venient to the stock yards and sist Sc.
Only N.s5o
. HARTFORD WESTERN LAND CO.
<i-it us 4. First Street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-03

FOR sAiE-Elxt;7 srrss - iss5. a65sfa-
ing ths cssT. sfxSo per arTe y sees
oaiT. FEfD ~ IEHAFff.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-03


Z 4Rk-rEoSf sAFkS. al MES. esrrEes
In stock Sold On saymeats- FACTORY
price Ausl3oo o0es Su1eiy Ca. wiehzss
NO
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ros Observation-Disclosures

FOR REST-cn jo1xS tire. er sale o.
sa@y terms - feet on Missouri Pa
c.sc railroad. northeast corner s>ccrd
ard wichita streets T1ss IN. pises so-
iru oer. coal ard hay. machinery. etc
r 2 Lawrence a~Sr-sr-we-ts
FOR gE<T-rtne hall. o. fourth ss>.
Apply 70 Manager Crawford fhs&teT.
att
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY-Cl cor
poration. composed of Detroit and Sagi-
nav capitalists manufacturing staple
article. with English and American trade
established, desires connection with COM
petent man to superintend force OF
travellers and manage state department
Compensation. s3.0na References re-
quired. Address Secretary. Box GA, De-
troit. Mich. 1-3 10, II, "a 31-5t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-03

FOR SALE OR TRADE-A nice, clean
stock of millinery. Address M. L.
care Eagle. 39-6tx
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FOR SALE-A 2l-roorr hotel in Higgins,
Texas: has all the trade the house can
handle Ii is situated on three OF the
best business corner lots in the town.
1t is well furnished and has ali the i'm
provements on the lats that could be
for property In Wichita. Good reasons
for selling. Inquire or address W. IL
Orr. ea3 K Douglas avenue. Wichita
Kan. 3S-sun-tf
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NslNvM svoIio,7os

WANTED-Piace for boy Is years Old. /
In country. Good with stock. horses
kc Cali at s46 N. Nosley. ss-stx
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-One peanut. popcorn ard
candy wagon; second hand show cases;
two hat top desks; counter coffee mill,
some good secondhand heaters, cheap.
More secondhand watches than any
body. Secondhand furniture, etc. buy
job lots of shoes that sell at way down
prices. a fact that you will never ap-
preciate until you investigate. / also
any way to get them OF. See them.
Don't buy anything till you see IL Jones
has it. ]. }. Jones, II w. Douglas.
Phone 1919. 41-1t
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$4,000 NSHS ~ - -s-sS -
FOR SALE-By resident OWNER. 20 acre.
bottom land. moderate. improysments'
tight fence. orchard. grove and good
water. good feed lot This farm Is
adapted 10 raising corn. hogs and al
.slfa. Price. $50 Tern. siver For
Courtney. Lamont, o. T. 13-san-6tx
FOR SALE-Farm Of lsD acres. 100 acres
In wheat. ons-third to landlord. IL
miles from good railroad town. in King
man county. Kan. Price. $3.<oo. John
Fisher. room sos Whine building.
te-etx
FOR SALE-aoo acres. all po:scm land
The Little Arkansas river cuts or one
corner. acres OF timber for feed lots.
On rixsr: g acres in psst1ss: = aces +, u
cultivation; good young orchard. All
kinds OF fruit: house 6 rooms: barn. tx
j. Gr2nary. e4xz6: Windmill In pas
ture; Ave miles northwest OF Valley
Center; = mile to school: good alfalfa
land: so an acre il sole before January
LIST O. r. Davis. Valley Center. Kan:
H-rf
fUR SALE-S.aDe-acre ranch and farm.
well improved. all fenced. well watereds
zoe acres IN cultivation Price. S per
acre.
2.Se-acre ranch and farm: q fne, Inn
proved tract. adtoins railroad town. 80
acres under cultivation. Price. IS per
acre.
1.zo-acre tract of good wheat land. 800
acres under cultivation Price. A-S
per acre
Good wheat lands in tracts from 10
acres up. az prices from 81 TO SO per
acre.
KEARNEY COUNTY.
500 acres. good. clear. fee title. at 81 80
per acre.
For particulars write
j. L. GREEN. Ness City. Kan
N-ftx
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sTaAYEc.

STRAYED-A black horSe wish white
str.ps O. fsre Sott<y IrSc1 Bakery.
AS Z Dc1gszA .Phons. III. cs1e-
ou
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STORAGE


sTpRAGE-Cood. efe.1. brtcz ssfi1-cg
49, - =.
a. Z. Dcugsak SeE .cAc,s tC7-.
Ea
r-ofzAGE-ll-xess arc ses< sso-exe
rrso-n - TIE city We stoyy. rAeG s.s
serafr s1rnsfa-s. Cal 80 II s. EHcssi<
.or terre eager z Dcca1ls <ew
phone is.s 81
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TYpEW RITERS-Bo seid. eepairee
ana rented Ali makes. Sold on pay
ments. Nillisos Once supply Co..
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FOR SALE-A small restaurant. at 800.
y. Main street; doing good business
Other business cause for selling.
Twenty-Five regular boarders at present
time 4i-stx
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WANTED-You to list your property for
rent with The Nelson Realty Co.
A-1t
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WANTED-To buy kaffir corn. either
threshed or in head. F. l.. Tillinghast.
East Seventeenth street, Paramount.
20-thu-sun-1t
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED want ten good So
licitors, men Or ladies, for Wichita and
Sedgwick county; salary or commission.
Address d. care Eagle.
41-su-tu-fri-3tx
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AGENTS WANTED-An energetic man
of good education and appearance to
solicit patronage of business and pro-
fessional men; no membership fees;
steady employment; salary or commits
sion: district and state agency to right
man. International Law and Collec-
ton Co., Dayton, 0. 1-3-1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-03

WANTED-Agents for the best laundry
in Kansas. Liberal commission. Ad-
dress Wichita Steam Laundry Att
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-03

statesmen WANTED-Stocking season
just opened. Liberal datings. Exclu-
sive or side line; no samples to carry;
experience unnecessary. A six months
harvest for good men. Kinloch Paint
Co, st. Louis. 1-3-1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-03

girl for general housework.
Call at us N. Lawrence Ave. A-f
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-03

SALESMAN WANTED-Capable sales
man to cover Kansas with staple line.
High commissions, with advance OF
500 monthly. Permanent position to
right man. Jess II. Smith Co., Detroit,
Mich. 1-3-1tx
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WANTEp-PARTNER.

TTpEWRITEES.
TYPEW RITERS-Sold, renseS. repaired
Supplies all kinds The Western Type
writer Exchange. LIS y. Main street
fS-su-tu-thu-c
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FOR SALE-Bon Ton bakery. confession
cry and ice cream psrisr fcr ssis ~ 6
bargain Il bought at once y r. lie
Eitrick. Perry, q. 7. STfr.-sas-er-SI
FOR sAIE-The hardware sa-e furniture
stccA c< Ccfc-th STcs.. ~ ". Dccsiss
CAN or write for particulars. Getssth
Eros :s-s.x
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FOR SALE-Small restaurant: cheap IL
sold at once. Inquire, Restaurant
care Eagle. 41-1tX
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WANTEO-To buy secondhand furniture.
Good prices. E. D. Squires. 25s n. Main.
145-su-we-tf
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WANIED-Ycur property to rent. We
have renters every day and can not get
enough property to rent List your
business property. dwellings. farms and
small tracts with Wolff, Osburn and
Craven. No. 22s E. Douglas. Wicnita,
Kan. H-ltx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-03

WANTED-Agents for an article Of abso-
lutte necessity, so vastly superior in
merit it sells at sight. Room 4. ZIG e.
Douglas Ave. 37-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-03

r o. EAELET-Peasso1 attorney -
years service IN the rossof1cs Depart
Isat at Washing oat. Also s,sscitc- %
patents. real estate. re1:ass. co-iectso1s
L Ftfth street. Les Angles. ca
I-sc1-sf
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experienced girl for gen.
Syak housework; no washing or ironing.
Hrs. B. Levi 354 n. Lawrence. 36-tf
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AGENTS wANTED-we start you SELL
ing diamonds. Don't fail getting lib
eral offer for new year. IS daily sure.
Carbon Diamond Co., Syracuse, ~. Y.
1-3-1tx
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-08
SOME POPULAR MAYORS.
Men Envincib1e in Their Home Cities, But Unable to Rise to
 Higher Office.

The late Samuel Jones, the Golden Rule mayor of Toledo, was regarded as politically invfncible in his home city, and he carried Toledo whenever he was a candidate in it; but when nominated for governor in 1899 he was defeated, says the New York Sun.
 William 0. Maybury, of Detroit, the most popular democratic mayor of that city, was elected for several terms, but when candidate for governor of Michigan in 1900 he was defeated.
 David s. Rose, of Milwaukee, was repeatedly elected mayor, but when nominated for governor of Wisconsin in 1902 on the democratic ticket ise was defeated by the present governor, Ia Toilette. Garter H. Harrison, father. of the present mayor of Chicago, was generally regarded among politicians as invincible at the polls, and it has even been said of him that if his last term had not been shortened by assas- sination he might still be mayor of Chicago. But on the only occasion when he ran for state off1ce-for gov ernor of Illinois against Dick Ogles- by-he was defeated, and he did no. aspire to any state office afterward Mayor Seymour, of Newark, had very much the same experience when can didate for governor of New Jersey on the democratic state ticket. Two other mayors are in the same category, Thomas B. Kinney, of Utica, and Charles R. Parsons, of Rochester. MT. Parsons was six times elected to that office and served consecutively for IA years. The list of popular mayors in vincible at home, but unable to go higher politically, is a long one. The mention of these names recalls to mind the notable fact that some constitu- encies get the habit of constantly elect ing candidate for mayor who dis plays no great popularity when can- didate for state office.
 g' William s. Stokley, of Philadelphia, and Hugh O'Brien, of Boston, are two other instances of the. same partiality 1. of localities for pUpulaf dayprsv VA -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-08
CITY NEWS

The democratic town convention will meet tonight in the city coutl room.
 John T. NcNiff, for twenty yeafs foreman of the dress goods department at Miller & Peck's, has resigned that position and accepted a similar onH with the Reid 6 Hughes company.
 Andrew Esinhart, until recently proprietor of the Earle house, one oH the oldest hostelries in the city, unr. underwent an examination in New H0s ven this afternoon by State Referee Newton, for the benefit of his creditors. The examination showed that MT Ess inhart's property consists of the goods and good will of the hotel.
 If Charley More, who runs the new4 stand, cigar aud candy store opposita the car barns on West Main street, can find out who the party or parties wete who destroyed big American ha& which he. had hung dn front of hi* place of business for Labor day, thero may prosecutions follow Charley wa& enthusiastic over his decorations AlAH spent quite little money to see that his place of business was pretti zE dressed. The decorations were put up the day before the big parade allif duri g the night some vandal cut the big flag to ribbons Charley intlmates that it was good thing for the o1le who did it that he did not appear oa the scene at the time or there nigllN have been a funeral He feels prett sore and would spend quite a sum of money to find out just who did 1t.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-08
FRED TERRY'S GOODS.
United States Marshal Woods Has a
 Warrant.

Hartford, Sept 8.--A warrant was placed in the hands of United States Marshal Wood to-day by attorneys for the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co for the seizure of personal property of Frederick L. Terry of New Britain. formerly of Waterbuy, who is. believed to have some personal effects and fur niture concealed in public warehouse in Waterbury.
 The only thing officials here who were interviewed about the matter claimed to have heard about the case was that United States marshal was here q week ago looking for piano and other articles belonging to MT Terry, which were shipped from New Britain to Waterbury, but he failed to locate them. The goods came in, but not under the name of Fred Terry, so that even United States marshal was not able to find out where they went fo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-08
WHOLE ARMY AT MUKDEN.

St Petersburg, Sept S.-General Kuropatkin's official report, sent from Mukden during the evening of yesterday, announcing that the whole of his army had arrived at Muzden and was taking up positions around the city, and adding that the army had not lost a gun during the retreat, relieved the anxiety and put an end to the many alarmist reports which had been current here. From the generals report it seems evident that Kuropatlxin is tentatively pre- pairing to meet the Japanese again. should Field Marshal Oyama con tinue to press northward. Nothing more important than rear guard ac- ton marked the march to Mukden. The Japanese are reported to be moving up about 30 miles on either side of the railroad with view of surrounding Mukden, but whether Kuropatkin will accept an engage ment or continue northward will probably depend at the decisive mo- ment upon the temper and condition of his troops.