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Douglas Island news., 1904-12-21
PHONE NO. I2.
TERmS:-In Advance.

The arrival of Judge Gunnison at an early date is expected.
 It seems strange, but it is true, that the highest thing that can be said for a public man today is that he cannot be bribed.
 Even the Skagway Alaskan fails to detect trace of wisdom iu the ram bling statements of the Juneau Record Miner
 Alaska halibut are being shipped to the Sound in such quantities that the people of Seattle are beginning to won- der where they all come from anyway
 President Roosevelt's recommends tion that the salaries of the district judges in Alaska be raised indicates that be also expects them to be honest.
 The cooperation of the Treadwell and Douglas Fire Departments will increase the efficiency and value of both organizations. The people of Douglas Island have discovered the adantage of having trained fremen and under the present arrangement the combined companies will muster more than 250 men.
 On our desk lies a copy of theAlaska Transcript, weekly newspaper pub Hshed at Juneau. lss editor is John ". Frame. There may be people in AL aska who do not know John w., but that is their loss. There are mighty few people iu s. E. Alaska who do not know him as the best all around fight CT in the District. John twe feel privi leged to call him John, because we know him) is noted for his scrappiug proclivities, and especially for his "solar perplexis" blows. Them is latin words meaning he hits 'em where they live-John don't fight just for the fun of the thing; he fights because he has to fight. Whenever John gets after a dishonest federal official the name Of the aforesaid IederaI oLuclaI Is mud. John may seemingly get the worst of it for while, and bsve to dis pose of his big daily, and start aweekly but in his fight for truth and right he sacrifices it all without murmer. And that brings us back to what we started out to say, that John Frame and his Alaska Transcript are reaping the re- ward of true worth, and tbe columns of the Transcript are bulging out with the ads of the thoughtful business men of this community, who know that in giving their patronage to John Frame they are not paying their money to a man who will stab them in the back or rob their widows and orphans after they are dead.
Douglas Island news., 1904-12-21
HITS HILLSHARD.

The following article from the Ia coma Daily Ledger, will DO doubt be read with great deal of satisfaction by those who have been made to suf- fer through the deviIish schemes of this arm of the federal court;
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 9.-W. J. Hills, clerk of the United States dis trict court at Juneau, Alaska, js slated for dismissal, and his head will fall just as soon as Judge Royal A. Gunni- son relieves Judge Melville c. Brown, whose resignation hss been called for. A great deal of the trouble that sur rounds the court at Juneau is attribut- ed to Hills; in fact he was far more cul- pablo in many ways than vas Judge Brown himself Hills belongs to that class of men who have given Alaska such an unsavory reputation. En this country he would be styled "get-rich- quick artist" for his sole object in Ro- ing to Alaska seems to have been to zmass fortune, regardless of method.
 One of the officials who investigated affairs at Juneau tells aD incident which throws light onto Hills opera tions, and stamps him as man unfit to hold government office. The Tread we'll mine is located nearly opposite Juneau and only about mile distant. Hills, soon after his arrival at Juneau, found that quite a cluster of small houses and cottages had been erected in the vicinity of the mine on the mine property, and were occupied by mine employees. The houses had been erect ed by the miners themselves, the say ing of lifetime. The mine authorities had granted permission to the men to build their homes on the company's
Douglas Island news., 1904-12-21
CHRIsTMAs SERVICES.

The Swedish Evangelical Lutherans will celebrate Christmas in their new church at the corner of Third and Est. Chldren's festival and Christmas Tree will be held at 8 o'clock Christmas Eve. Divine services at 6 o'clock Christmas morning All Scandinavians are most cordially invited. J. A. LEVIN, Pastor,
Douglas Island news., 1904-12-21

land. Hills, who apparently has no conscience, quickly saw an opportunity to make neat sum, so he wrote to the mine owners asking them to rent to him at a nominal sum the use of the surface of their property at Treadwell, he agreeing not to engage in mining operations.
 The owners knowing nothing of the local situation, quickly assented, and Hills paid his rent. He thereupon turned on the miners who had erected their own homes and demanded of them excessive rent for the use of the land, which he then controlled by per mission of the mine owners. Those who could not meet the payments de- uan6ed were ejected from their homes; the o3beTe paid nsurious rates, and in time, by pressing the miners to the limit, Hills virtually became the owner oi tbe small village by this highland. ed method. Judge Brown, it is charg- ed, had full knowledge of the manner in wbjcb his clerk robbed these miners of their bones, yet raised no word of protest.
 The jadgs of 1he court has the ap- pointment of tbe court clerk. Were it not for this fact, Hills head would have come of when Marshal Richards of Nome lost bis job. As it is the de- capitation will be performed by Judge Gunnison.
Douglas Island news., 1904-12-21
Celery, egg plant, ,

Celery, egg plant, cucumbers, cabbage, cranberries. young car rots, lettuce, squash, wax beans, string beans, turnips green peppers, red peppers, ripe toma- toes green peas,b ,beets garlic, onions, green corn. Fresh Shrimps, salmon and halibut. Ranch eggs. small Star hams, Premium hams, Star bacon, pickled and smoked tongues, summer sau} sage. bologna. hol- stine sausage, smok- ed Yarmouth Bloat- CTS and herring, Hol- and herring. boiled ham and smoked beef sliced, dill pick les sour pickles, sweet pickles, pick led olives and Sauer kraut in bulk, Ooli- cans, an c h ovie g, spiced Russian sar- dimes and caviar, salt mackerel, salmon bellies and cod fish tongues and sounds, genuine Swiss cheese okefort cheese, breakfast cheese, edam cheese, pine apple cheese, limbur- ger cheese guaran- teed to make any body sneeze. Apple cider, wine vinegar and honey from home, chickens alive killed or cooked, pickled pigs feet 10c q foot or 25c per yard fresh beef. veal, pork mutton wholesale and retail.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-06
ooo FACTS ABOUT CANCER.
tFron the London Newso

Mr.. H. @. Thinner quotes the romsrs-
able case OF the town Of I.ucKae place
with 5000 Inhabitants. Seea being housed
In the central part or town proper. ard
i.oc0 In each OF the two ssihures which
rank II east and west From iS1S 20 isss
the deaths from cancer numbered one cut
OF SD Tor the entire town. one cut %
nine for the eastern suburb. and In ;hs
western suburb fhcre was not single
case. The houses were similar IN sixa
and arrangements. The soil OF the nistn
town and eastern suburb was moist and
lay low; that Of ;he western suburb was.
on the contrary. sandy. dry and elevated.
There was a large ditch which cEeirclsd
the central town and the eastern sub
rro. rot touching the western suburb.
and the cancer followed closely tho
course OF this ditch. The cases in the
main town occurred chiefly IN thoss
houses whose gardens 5or,iered on thu
ditch. There we're IL houses - this
quarter and Gsty-six or these were can
Ger houses. forty-three with ena case
each. ter with two cases. two with shres
eases. and enc with four cases. Ths
ditch contained stssnant water. with
which the people 1ateFed and washed
their vegetables. many sf which wc-s
eaten ~.w
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-06
A CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.

prrom the London Chroniciel
Mrs Wolfe. the r.o,her OF the great
general. kept a comprehensive cookery
book. stiil preserved NJ the Sauerries
court. Kent. One OF her recipes was for
"a good water for consumption" Take
a peck Of garden snails'' says the pre-
script;on. wash them IN beer. put them
In an even. and let them stay till they
have done crying; then with a knife and
fork prick the green from them ard
beat the snails. shells snd ali. In a stone
mortar Then take square % green
earth worms. slice them through the
middle and traw them with salt. then
wash them and beat them. the pot being
first put into the stlll with two hand
frls OF angelica. a quart Of rosemavy
flowers, then the Snaiis and worms then
egrimony. bears feet. red dock 70 D..
osrberry brake. biloney wormwoca 90
each two handfuIs. one handful % rue
tumoric ard one ounce of affron. we'll
dried and beaten. Then POUR IN three
gallons Of milk. Wait tiil morning. then
put In three ounces 81 cloves gwell lssateai
grated hartshorn. Keen the still covered
al night This done. stir 10 not DisfiH
IL with a moderate IRE. The patient
must take two spocnfuk az y time
Daily Escie. Delivered. Zoe Ger Week.
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READING IN BED.

Mr.. Frank T Bullen. thA novelist
says; with ali due Difference TO the ex-
rert opirion IL your columns. may / state
that | have never since / wss twelve
years Ola read n any length anywhere
else. At sea before the mast. ana even
IS an ofscer. reading anywhere else is
If not an irnpossibiiiJy. most difficult
business on account ~ the light.
II reading in BED be disease Mr.
Bullen continues, Il have Il very badly
bet to il l ONE an ! know A. 10 It's
effect upon the eyes / viii rot dogma
tie may be an exception, but II
forty-seven Years of age my eyes are As
Keen IS ever they were. and read in bed
every night. As 20 danger well. Il a nan
IS 50 mad as 10 so 10 bsd with a candle
on his chest he would burn sooaer or
later. reading or nos
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fig which he had just picked up. and
cried angrily:
And this is the boy wnom you bring
10 me as an apprentice. On the con-
erary. he--is my master! II is he who
should teach me,'
Then, kneeling and bowling his head to
the ground before the boy, who still lay
motionless, he said soiemnly:
Father OF laziness, l salute thee:'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-06

PittsbErg. Pa. Jan. 1.-The Slack Dia-
mond mills resume work n nearly su
departments tomorrow after shut down
Of nearly five months. one Thousand men
are affected.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-06

FOR SAf.E-Fifty feet. nice ground, on
Missouri Pacific switch opposite new
freight depot. Suitable for wholesale
house. Inquire 80 the Kansas National
bank 1S-sg
FOR SALE-2is feet. cast front. In one
Il the best blocks on North Fmporia
avenue. cement walk and curbing 81 80
Wheeler a. Kelly. los T.. First street
I7-su-Ne-fr-tf
TOR sALE-Eighty acres. miles north
Cf Fairmount College; the east n north
cast 4. 3+-eS-l east. acres timber. l.
acres pasture 4-room house barn 1896
corn g. SKIS. wells good water. 50
large. bearing apple trees 3 peach I.
on r. r D.. $3.50. G. X. Davis. Valley
Center. Kan. 1s-tf
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E j HEAlY & CO.
Union Livestock Commission Go.
STUART-KEIlT
LIVE STOCK coHsissIos nEE.
CHANTS.
6svek Yards. WichIts.

Market rapsTs FURNISHED free q s1c7-
cation. write u 'pnga~. sVs sEF@ns<. rk@r
yoe are saisplBx Ia1n% g Hs sttsf1
personally % TIE ariSscsrE ard esrs ~
gfa~k crrs9zrsd - Is
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Situation in dry goods or gro
Gerry store, wholesale house or Office
clerk Am well experienced; am a first
class domestic man. Very best refer
ence from former employers. Guarantee
satisfaction. Give me 4 trial if you
want an honest and Industrious sales
man. Am not afraid to do any kind of
work Have no objection to leaving
town. Address &c. r." Box 65l,
Wichita, Kan. 3lwe-fri-su-tf
WANTED-Place for boy - years old,
in country Good with stock, horses
&C. Call at $40 y. Mosley. S9-3tX
WANTED-Position in office, by reliable
man: two years experience as bill clerk.
Best reference. Address j. care City
hotel. 42-3tX
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FOR ExCHANGE-160 acres. near Mt.
Hope. for well improved ~ close to
Wichita. VIII not consider town prop
erty or merchs ndise g. r. Davis
valley Center. Kan. ls-tf
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FOR SALE-Texas Land:
TR or Nh

Raj NJ j.
LILO acres. l.S0 river bottom black as
your hat. fine oak. pecan and gum tim
Der. 10 acres I'm cultivation. 8 houses
good wire fence. miles of river. fruit
beautiful. clear lake in center of land
fun OF game FISH. . miles from railroad
station. Stock requires no feeding
This IS one of the most desirable tracts
in Texas. Only Is miles from packing
houses.
TRACT NO. .
AN acres one mile from Hearne. Tex. 90
acres IN cultivation. fenced and cross
fenced. 10 houses This Is on Little
Brazos river and as fine land as there
is on earth for cotton. corn. oats wheat
and alfalfa. Win rent for $50 cash
Can sell for $500.
TRACT no .
$40 acres. 40 acres in bottom houses
, miles from iiearne. 80 acres OF John
son gTass-made so bales Of hay this
season. This VIII pay 10 per cent on
price asked.
TRACT no. (.
Do you want rice land? ca acres. II
miles from Houston. Texas: as coed
river land as there Is in Texas. IL Is
now In prairie. Can soil for 81 per acre.
l have Just returned from seeing those
properties. and know they are the cream
of Texas investments. Can and see me
and talk over Texas Above properties
are but few Of the many l have
J. A. CLARK.
40 East Douglas. Room No. 2.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-06

WANTED-Agents for an article Of abso-
lutte necessity. so vastly superior in
merit il sells at sight. Room 4. 2l6 L.
Douglas Ave. 5I-tf
WANTED-Agents for the best laundry
in Kansas. Liberal commission. Ad-
dress Wichita Steam Laundry A-tf
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MERCHANDISE STORAGE. ear lets o.
ie*s. e. santa - zach - ard - q
sar;a re Etrtsz. Otto Weiss. - ,cts:s
f1-~e-Es5-ff
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COR EYCHHNHE

S~-~~~-~-~~-~-~~-~~-~~~~--
FOR EXCHANGED 1900 stock OF mer-
chandise 10 exchange FOR cheap Wichita
property or stock cattle 13tG r. Douglas
Ave. 3s-l2tx
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FOR TRADE.


FOR TRADE-lep acres, all bottom land
for Wichita property. or well improved
~. close to Wichita. 81 acres IN pas
ture. balance In high state OF cultfra-
ton. Groom house. good barn, Erapary
and corn crib. good bearing orchard. 80
an acre. c. X Davis. Valley Center.
Kan. Is-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-06
PERSONAL.

the party who removed
my grip from the Frisco baggage room
VIII keep the grip and anything in L h.
happens to want. and leave the balance
OF contents where | car ind 4, he viii
confer a lasting favor. Ralph ". Smith
43-2tX
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FOUND.
MISCELLANEOUS.

ASADgOsfs yAPOg HATHs. ~ esch.
% lsdse@ sid children eriy f-o.s nos
anin January 1sih. HosFa frr -
2 n &rz u II Hathaway. - Rasf
Douglas. ctr
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES = OK SALE.
o--~'~>~
FOR SALE-7Z3 Wabash IL feet front,
5-room house. bath room without tx
lures, closets. large pantry cellar
attic. foored. f2ri1 feet stable and other
out-buildinEs Price. .i.1N. go cash
balance easy payments. Fl per cent
Payments. including interest. viii cost
purchaser per month. same 81 prop
erty rents for az present. D0a't fall
70 investigate II you want a bargain
- Wabash. or look 81 property and
call On owner. i's1 St. Francis.
4f-sl- y a-sff-1t
FOR SALE Or RENTING. 1916 y En-
poria- Inquire at tho premises. zf-stx
---------
FOR SALE OR TRADE-New i-roorn
house. porcbes and beftry with enc
acre. or will lot acres 20 IA trade
Want cash. land Or KcneTai stock. Ad-
dress l. ~. q. go WeFt Fifteenth
street Wichita. kan. ki-1tN
FOR SALE-House, roonas. - feet
bargain. Owner. l17 y. Enboris
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-06

WANTED-Printer; practical man of ex-
perience on weekly. Must be good job
printer and ad. man. capable OF taking
foremanshp of office. Good wages and
steady employment to right party Ad-
dress Stock Journal Publishing Co..
Coldwater, Kan. fat
WANTED-A good cook. at the Burch-
fiel hotel. None but first-class wanted
Wages. s35 q month. j. w. Burcbfiel,
Anthony, Kan. 42-2tx
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SHORTHAND ~ TWENTY LESSONS
SHORTHAND ~ ~ E%LY iEzESO<E
--A1Eoluteiy rsoss r5nIdsse ard UTE
Cate Fo~thfSts. f-ssftson E.Zz~srtes re
sCus ~ rnzl exclusively 20 iaserf~r-
euce vlsA r2El4zz ocrEFsfien. = esrss
per fesac1s - ctzsc1ftss esgrytk fag
single ard csfsr. f3ssoTNe3 - kssras
q edsGafsc1 I'D ses1sEg S<Nsss 9e~ss
f,seszss gssis % Es4ffssztea. frnt f<ssea free
for ramp Ls@rArfn~-f z57- C4snss13xa
Yer s-X-ss6-sf
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Personal. - Wanted: To correspond
With a good woman. Object. rns.ri-
mony IL suited T, care Eagle.
f2-2tx
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rUATloN WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Position as stenographer; eX-
perienced; can furnish reference. Ad-
dress Grace Mcfarland, 50 n. Emporia
avenue. iI-3tX
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WANTED-At once. man with small fam
lily. on farm. House furnished. Steady
work. T. L. Tillinghast. Paramount.
43-2t
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AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS WANTED-An agent, either
sex to sell shirt waist goods in their
home and surrounding towns. Large
line. including hish-class novelty pat
terms and exclusive designs. Sells On
sight. Big Fay to right party. Buckley
Custom Shirt Co., Dept. r., St Louis.
Mo. l-1l-tf
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MALE HELP WANTED.


MALE HELP WANTED-Men TO learn
barber trade. Best opportunity ever
offered. Can earn expenses before COM
plotting. Start now and finish for spring
rush. Write for catalogue. Molcr Col
lege, St. Louis, Mo. 1-5-6t
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-A good claim. in
Day county. q. T. lGuSt be sold Robert
Carrothers. over 90 E Douglas avenue.
FOR SALE-Jo feet. In Sth block on St
Francis 4 bargain II sold this week
500. Sei T.. Murdock S-tf
OK SALE-S.aQ0 acres. in tracts Of I63
10 6fo acres; all smooth. good soil. I'M
deriaid by an iaexhaustibie supply az
sheet water; adjoining land Of the same
Character is raising = bushels of wheat
per acre and good alfalfa CROPS per
6nnum. This land must sell. Come and
secure good farm at low prices. or
easy terms c. p. FJjlington. Whine
building. 2e-fr-su-we-tf
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SPORT sNEN ATgESTfDNs-W re,ais
Sana q AL 1rEcr5stlr1s IS re rro~E
ssflisaf sz4nrs~f azsr ~ fssss .ss~ Aelsx
- txsef4suee-i E1nezzssff AT rfl8cE3atsE-
Ntifer-zfss.-As and - 49, TFs-ssf ~.
s. eA< y teb4ta 1zeAsp = Srks "a -.
". keocFiss. = s.as.Ssl std z Gsss-er
Prcf- e-1Es. s-szs-frss4-tt
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

class real estate deal FOR party with
sl5O0. Address J. +. Leader. SIS Whine
Building. 43-itX
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FCLNE 1fEE 70 earn to fxgfrT- sysss>
% s1szTssssi " = iss&srss- stsns stssy
-s5et rcrs gfsre sd ns-fss-z3zse ss~t,socs.
gozlfzCss $50 41t<s.3 srssezas - s-sI 81.
clssassslF- ~ LItsrfTTs So 80 FzEz1ss
osaenEssl sct > ceuts - lszse1 ~ al
rc1 si<s sssfgtsr1 FI1s -s 4cf <t<Ers
srdaFas1 - ss4gss - essGse O. scc
acz.zs-E esz spa ssrrs tteszsefars g graz
zate4 zrts less1H IRE - szzrzr. u<-
EErrsnsHt "a E2EzfkSE3 e E1zsssszz-
- -s~ ssezsS 1s1s. sss york
s-xeeess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-06

WANTED-If you want cup of good
coffee and nice lunch, cal at s. J.
Smalley's Ladies' Tea Parlor, 155 North
Main. 42-6t
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ton as bookkeeper or
cashier, by young lady. Some expert
ence; good references; bank or whole
sale house preferred. Address Eff
Gent" care Eagle i2-St
WANTED-Place TO work mornings and
evenings. for board, by young lady.
Address Helper" care Eagle. 43-1tx
WANTED-A competent lady stenog-
rapher with the best of references
wishes a position. Address, 'Stenogra-
pher," 102 L. Douglas 29-tf
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FOR SALOON easy terms: A fine tract
OF land. containing $50 acres. four miles
from town; has i5e acres Of fine bottom
land IN cultivation: has about % acres
OF tinlbered land for feed lots, y mile
OF me, running. creek water. running
the feed yards. also springs in same:
has new barn that wiz stable 10 head
OF horses: = nearly new s-room house
that cost sl.eoo: has about 3 acres OF
extra good bearing orchard: fine shade
IN yard. Balance OF land is in fine grass.
watered by wells ard springs and
ponds School. one mile. This is me
home and Will be on the market for
short time only. Price. So per acre. We
also have onc-haIf section Of extra
good srass land that we will sell for the
next 10 days at SH51 per acre. For fur
Their particulars address Morgan &
Hysom. Latham. Kan.
3r~wc-fri-su 81
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" ANTED-Stock to pasture. Plenty of
good feed. Address Stock, care Eagle.
sI-3tx
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WANTED-A good home for boy Of H.
to work for board and go TO school Ad-
dress Home care Eagle. s3-2tN
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WANTED-Ten reliable ladies and gen.
tlemen: light work; experience unnec-
essary: references required. Call morn
ings at POI Whine building 4-3tx
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WANTED-Carpet TO weave, 10 cents pei
yard. 20S s. Topeka. 41-6tx
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"ANTED-A medium-sized iron safe. In
qufre at once, at 81 Z. Douglas avenue
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FOR SALE-Registered Hereford bulls.
at reduced prices if taken soon.s Blocky
individuals. Address A. Johnson. Clear
water Kan. 23-su-we-fr-2itX
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WANTED-Everyb body TO know that our
high-grade. handmade harness will
outlast any three sets sewed on a ma
chine. The O.Gfieid Harness Co.. sos T.
Douglas avenue i49-su-we-u
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WANTED-Tc buy second hand furniture.
all kinds. j. w. Burton, Cos z. Douglas.
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