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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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Improved.

Improved.
j. sCHUTT & SON. TEMPLE COURT.
Easy terms on these bargains.
81, 500. O0-16O1 Laurel av. S-room dwelling, good
barn fine corner lot 50x150, good location
u Its for fiat building. stS5s
So, 100 .00--11o Highland av, Sroom modern dwell
s& ing, furnace and bath. easy walking dis
#.3 lance, excellent bargain lGgs KS
81, $50 .0U--2110 11th av s, 8 rooms. city water
and sewer, rental income $24O fine in
vestment. as f%s #Et 'ags9
S2.100. 00--1917 9th st s. double S-room dwelling
and dwelling in rear of four rooms; annual
.au rental of $500: $500 cash will handle,
balance pea cent interest; snap will pay
5. = brig interest. aE4. y s-mE
SIS, 900 .OO-Four-f Fat building, five rooms each,
49,. always well rented: rental income $576 per
. annum; sewer and city water: furnace.
nice large basement and attic; n first class
long time paying Investment; Nos S26-S2S
nd av S. 7't.. aH
II, 6o0.U0-501 w 31st st, eight-room dwelling;
city water: all in rood repair.
SOu.Oo-29o6 P1llsbury aV, seven rooms, cistern
- and Well; storm sash; house in good repair.
We have 200 feet on Washington and 7th avs
- that we can sell at bargain price OF 500
-- per foot. Submit offer. ....
. W. Call or phone is at once for particulars.
1854. J: schutt 4 Son,
Both phon - 1903. $40 Temple Court.
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Julius Crosse & Moe.
400 Boston Block. Minneapolis.

o 90 %
i CUBAN LANDS.
In the finest and best part of the Island
OF Cuba. from which annual returns of
$500 per acre and more may be realized
with little money and some labor. All
kinds OF semi-troDical fruits as well as
garden vegetables grow to : perfection.
Hea!thful climate. No poisonous insects or
reptiles. rich country and most desir-
able place for home. Will soon become
the great winter resort for northern peo-
pie. Don't fail to look this up. A fine
American colony is going in now.
Write for particulars to
Franklin Benner, zaaa
0Oo Bank of Commerce Building, i
Minneapolis, MINI. -l~z 81
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o FOR SALE on IE2sE1RA1IRoAD Q
trackage. conner. .19sx157 to 2o-foot alley. o
0 with exclusive railroad trackage: also con- o
o venient to depots, mills. etc. Terms to o
o. suit. Thorpe Bros. Andrus building. o
90 o o 90 o o. o
FOR SALE BY OWNER, "a MODERN e-RooM
residence with large attic. basement and
east front; fine location on Portland
,S.a ay, in No. i order ready to into; worth
Sc, 600; will sell for 81 $50. ST. 800 down, bal
ance payable before at g per cent. Adj
dress +. s. M, p. o. box oil, city.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
$1,000 O@OOeOOOO00OS
Continued.

Continues.
Q o o 90 q o 0 90 o o o o o Q o 0 o 1
HOTEL THIS cNE YOU WILL BUY.
30 rooms, county seat railroad center,
] only - hotel. steam heat, electric lights,
J, baths, cold storage, low rent yearly re-
ssipts va 600; net profits $3.50 month;
Hotel--One of Minnesota's best mod
} ern hotels; beautifully furnished; 40
} rooms; absolutely no competition; in coun-
ty seat city, goo; three railroads; rent
}. only 500 month"; yearly business $15 900;
} g hotel man can figure the net profits
, $500 month; $1,000 cash. -s. IS
, Hotel-35 rooms; steam heated, baths; 4
only 81 hotel, county seat Of 1,5O0; good
, live, growing town. This hotel is a
money maker. The hotel including. six
} lots. can be bought for $4,000; small
, payment down., balance to suit. It's
, bargain. Could not be duplicated for
, $4,000. Think Of tia 35-room, steam
, heated, money making hotel. Why pay
rent? s7 s.. &
) j., l1s Kasota Building.
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98, 500 NEAR N1CoLLET CARLINE. WE HAVE
a new up-to;date 7-r9om house, with large at
tic; everything. complete; the house is we'll
built, finely finished and beautifully decorated
You could not duplicat tie the property for our
price, but for satisfactory we are
anxious to sell this month"; and are willing to
consider any reasonable offer you may make.
If you want such house. it will pay you to
see us about this one. 7. j. Janney, 2O3
Oneida building. a.at - Il. .7.' ~!
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EsAwMILL IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER FOR
sale. 2e99. Journal. 81
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d "OUT THERE IN KANSAS" Z
Do you know that western Kansas is on
the verge of one of the biggest land booms ever
seen In the west? Everything now points to
this condition, and we strongly urge you to
join our excursion parties, leaving every Tues
day, and look over the country for yourself.
Even If you do not invest you will find the
trip will prove both profitable and enjoyable.
Prices of lands are still very cheap, and are
sure to double in short time. These lands
are suitable for mixed farming and the eli
mate is unsurpassed. Prices range from Sc to
IS per acre; very easy terms; 10 years If
desired. Write for full descriptive circular and
plan, call at our office and let US show you
sample Of corn and other grains raised. Spe-
cial railroad rates. 90. -,.."
Eastern Dakota Land & Loan Co.,
PJj1d
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sTUTsMAN COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA, CASH
bargain: -u5i :. +s.9fE. = /.
VIZ Of S. 21-1-se-e5, near Windsor, $40
per acre. ...r,... 59a-t =
NWA of S. 2s-1-3s-e5, near Windsor, $40
per acre. ...-
sWA, s. 15-1-s9-e9. Medina So per
acre
acre.
Ma s: 1-1-s9-7o, half-mile from Crystals
Springs, Sc per acre.
So. s: 11-139-7o, 40 rods from Crystal
Springs, So per acre.
So, S. 17-1-41-69, north of Medina, so
per acre.
Wheeloc1 & Wheelock, +
81 Waldorf
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GENERAL STOCK, BUILDINGS AND LOTS
600; annual profits, ST 800; no competition;
meat market in connection; extraordinary
bargain Union Realty Company, 234 Endicott
building, st. Paul -. -
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o 90
SUBURBAN HOME CT rs ACRES,
} with good buildings worth $4,000: $50 {
, cheaper per acre than we sold unimproved
, nearby land for Ii st week, and we will
, give you $4,000 worth of personal prop
D erty (hay, stock corn, cats, machinery,
D onehalf mile from city limits; choicest
D location. This offer for a short time only
to make quick sale. Terms easy. sF ~.
D 81. 50O--Five acres Nicollet av, near
D city limits. Terms easy. &aEnt'. =
0 We insure farm and city property. q,
0 Lauderdale Co. & Sloane, Temple Court.
0 u q q
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MODERN HOUSE SOUTHEAST.

- MODERN HOUSE SOUTHEAST. 2
: $3,O0O-We offer for quick sale a neat and
comfortable S-room house. with city water,
. bathroom complete. sewer connections. gas
e. furnace and full basement. 1t is located :on
7th st Sc, near 18th av, in a, very good neigh
borhood: this is bargain such as You will
find it hard to duplicate in that vicinity. Call
at once. T. j. Janney, 203 Oneida building.
A FIRST CLASS BARGAIN IN A HOME,
brand new nine room modern house, hardwood
finish and floors, beantiful reception hall,
arched doorways. full basement with laundry.
z lot 50X135, shades, gas fixtures and firstclass
decorations: price only 49, 400 $500 or $500
down, balance monthly payments. 2S71, Jour
nal |... et.ggzI
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BANK PosITIoN-RELIABLE YOUNG MAN,
= 81 years old. single, speaking English. Ger
man and Polish. six years Of banking expert
ence, wishes to hear from parties interested
in organizing al new bank or know of a good
location: to start bank, or have bank stock
for sale where cashiership goes with stock.
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FOB RENT-A 27-RooM HOTEL, JUST BUILT;
= sleeplngrooms; only So house in Parkers
Prairie, the big new town on the Winnipeg
extension OF the; 500 railway, ;Unfurnished
Il 500 per month. Rufus. L.: Hardy, Parkers
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Of. fnoenlx Bldg. Minneapolis MINI.
RELIABLE I 2 e NAN WANTED AS Equal PART.
cher With 5000, to join me in strictly legiti-
pront this coming year, which L can >increase
+ 70 double that amount with a man that will
part 80 I can devote my time to the outside
END OF the business. Investigation will prove
TINS an opportunity cut of the ordinary. 260s,
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A F1RsT-CLASS ICE BUSINESS IN A COUN-
. Try town; money-maker: better chance in
the state. We also have the only livery in
town of 700 people; good farming country;
money maker fLindstrom & Akerson, Lind
MINI. = :.
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d % % o 90 o o o o o
0 GAYNER,
o $40 Temple Court.
o Lot on Bryant av and SD st E; snap;
o, 1915.
o Lots in Forest Heights addition for sale
o very cheap. they must be sold per
o order of receiver. Make offer.
o Also. lot Hennepn facing two streets;
o belongs to nonresident and he wants
o offer: will take $1,000.
o Sevenro house, 4OX100-foot lot, on 25th
o av N, Emerson: it is built for
o home and good house; will be- sold
o very cheap.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE - 40.BARREI
-four and feed mtg. located none of the best
business points in northwestern Missouri. For
particulars address w. II. Edwards, New
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DO YOU, WANT TO BUY A DEPARTMENT
store that is; thoroly uo-to-date and paying :?
have We manufacturing l interests that demand
camille business. not a dollar Of old stock; no
trades and no discount. and no bonus; simply
( 100 cents on the dollar and SPOT cash: If you
want It you must act quick. you can take
possession Jan. I: finest $500 town in Min
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TO BUY-FoR CASH, BUSINESS
(any reputable line), anywhere in northwest
reasonable price; location immaterial Union
Realty Company, 234 Endicott building, St.
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PARTNER WITH ST. 500 TO PURCHASE ONE.
half interest in established money making
business; stand strictest investigation; stock
invoices $5,o0o good opening Strong &
Campbell 215 New York Life. =
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FOR sALE-2,ooo SHARES NORTHERN OIL
20: stock. par value ST.; will sell at 40c per
snare. The stock Of this company is in the
hands of about 20 business men Of this city
and has Just paid dividend; selling at sac
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MACHINE SHOP, COMPLETELY FITTED AND
with right man can be made large business;
owners retiring; sell sell for g, 500, terms, in
York Life 80 sS ff4tgs85t rs
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FOR sALE--FIRsT: GLASS SALOON; THE FIN
e EST trado IN the cty has all the high
be sacrificed, ~as owner is retiring from bust
ness: National Realty Co., 4O4 Bank of Com
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I HAVE THE MAN WHO HAS .WHAT YOU
want. where you want it, and vino wants what
you have. where YOU have it. am an ex-
change specialist. If your property or business
IS for exchange, write e. L. Garner Glen
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WE BUY BOOMING HOUSES

BUSINESS CHANCE-IF YOU HAVE 81, 600 TO
$1,000 and want half interest in manufactur-
ing business, have proposition that will
interest you; large profits; stand investiga-
ton. Collins, 325 kasota building -
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BOARDINGHOUSES.

II you want to make money! 1Si nn smell oan,+.,
see these places, which are money-makers
one place, lS bedrooms, diningroon1, ETC. = rent
200; ~ boarders; owner sick sell all complete
GOOD income; $500 handles. IA rooms, income
$aoo monthly, rent only $50; price 5000. Look
ct once: r. If you wait, you lose your chance.
Strong & Campbell, >215 New York Life.s
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Dos YOU WANT TO SELL
Your business, store, stock or property7 We
make quick sales, any part city Or country;
reliable, experienced agents; highest refer
ences; capital $4,000. Call or write for our
terms and methods of selling. Strong &
Campbell 215 New York Life building Min
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IF you WANT 10 SELL FARM LANDs
4 stocks of mercnandise 1r any property or bust.
ness in the northwest, call or address North
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WILL You SELL YOUR BUSINESS I'VE
have cash buyers for openings all over the
northwest all commercial lines; results
guaranteed; correspondence solicited Union
Realty Company, 234 Endicott building, st.
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BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS AND
have the cash to advance you to purchase any
place we advertise; before buying call and see
us and examine our large list Of business
chances. Strong 8 Campbell 215 New York
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WE AhRANGE1 PARTNERSHIPS OR PROCURE
& capital for any business or enterprise any
q part of United States or Canada; established
1920; capital 1900; call or write for terms
ana methods. Maxwell & Co., New York Life
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AN EXCEPTIONAL OPENING FOR AN EN-
terprising man of extensive business ability
bic position with large city concern; SPLEEN
did opportunity for competent man. Address
tQ76R journal T
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FOR SALE-COSY SEVEN ROOM RESIDENCE,
on lot 75X14o feet, situated in residence portion
of the village of Neche. Fine lawn, with thrift
ty young shade trees in profusion also three-
room office building situated in center of
business district. Neche, including complete of
flee fixtures" safe roll-top desk, new. Smith
Premier typewrtes Residence and office will
be sold either Jointly severally, cheap and on
terms to suit purchaser. ADDRESS G. Murphy.
Neche. N. D. - =
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RED RIVER VALLEY LANDS FOR SALE IN
the vicinity Of Creokston, MINI. s cheapi and
easy terms, in tracts, of 40 acres and upwards.
These lands are going cheap. Write quick.
James Burke, $50 Andrus bldg. Minneapolis,
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FOR SALE-FLoUR MILL LOCATED IN
southwestern Minnesota, 75-barrel capacity,
doing a splendid custom business; large ter
ritory; making money; easy terms. Address
c. E. Stevens, Crookston Mimi 49,
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II. YOU W1sHsTo LEARN DRUaLFss HEAL.
p zingS learn it complete; our course includes
=. the magnetic, chiropractic, suggestive, osteo
lege In the United States where all these sci
ences are taught; big reduction in price for
aea snort while. College of Drugless Healing,
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FOR: sALE-A FLOUR MILL, LOCATED IN
southwestern Minnesota, 75-barrel capacity;
doing splendid custom business; large terri
tory; making money; easy terms. Address G.
e. Stevens, CrookStOn, Mimi
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MDSE. Az DISCOUNT,
z . 5S4, OQ0---Iowa. 85c on dollar cash. rs Is
s3ts s., soo-Minnesota. zoe on dollar. cash.
Zee us for hotels and roominghouses.
Associated Brokers, ssss
3OS Sykes Block. Minneapo MINI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-19
published January ~. 1904.
ORDINANCE NO. giS.

An Ordinance Appointing Appraisers to
AppFaise the Real Estate in Sewer Dis
tTict No. I. in the City OF Wichita.
Kansas. Liable 10 Special Assessment
for the CONSTRUCTION OF Sewer System
I'm Said District and Specifying and
Designating the Pieces Of Ground and
Lots TO he Appraised
Be il Ordained by the Mayor and Coun-
cilnlen of tn. City Of Wichita.
Section / That John Farmer and John
Ferrite- and G $. Smith three dis'Eter-
ested appraisers. residents OF the city o.
Wichita Kansas. are hereby appoint ed
as appraisers 10 appraise the real estate
situated in sewer district No. I. n the
city Of wichita Kansas Liable for special
assessment FOR the construction % sewer
in sewer district No T. without the i'm
provemen-s thereon: each and every
plect. OF land mentioned and contained 10
ordinance Ne. ee-s. being an ordinance
defining sewer district No. 4 IN Wichita
Kansas. heinz the following tract. ard
parcels or land and pieces of ground. stu
ated ia the city 81 Wichita. SecEzsck
county. Kansas. to-wir-
Lots 81. 81 =. e. =. 80. &c. is. le7. lss
IFS IL. rs. II - Is. II. -. 81. ~. Iss
-. iss. III Ia. Is. Ii7. 40 and Isl. less the
east 4 f.. 10 Jess the ~est = feet Is
10. rs. Iss - III. on Douglas zyruue. IL
HIDES addition 20 city ct Wichita.
SeSxvics coarsy. kSa~z-
Lots III sai Hs. On Do9SIaS avenue.
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Notice..

To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is herby given to all whom il
may concern and more especially 10
owners of property liable for special as
sessment for the paving of First street
from the west side of Main street TO the
east side of Water street in Wichita,
Kansas, that the mayor and council of
the city of Wichita will hold a specioi
meeting in the council chamber of the
city building of said city on the I'D day
of January, 1904 at 7:30 O'Clock p. m. to
hear any complaint that may be made
as to the valuation of any lot or piece
of land appraised AS aforesaid and to
make alteration in the valuation or ap-
praisement thereof as returned by the
appraisers appointed for said purpose if
they have been appraised too high or too
low. b. f. MCLEAN, Mayor.
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Notice,

To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given TO all whom it
may concern and more especially to
owners of property liable for special as
sessment for the paving of fremont
street from the south side of Douglas
avenue to the south side OF Villa III
street, i'll Wichita. Kansas, that the
mayor and council of the city of Wichita
Will hold a special meeting in the
council chamber of the city building of
said city on the 22d day of January, 1904
a I:30 o'clock p. m. 10 hear any COM
plant that may lie made as to the valua-
ton of any lot or piece of land APP
praised as aforesaid and to make alter
alton in the valuation or appraisement
thereof as returned by the appraisers ap-
pointed for said purpose. if they have
been appraised too high or too low.
54-3t B. L. MCLEAN, Mayor.
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Proposals.
Lansing, Kansas. January

Lansing, Kansas. January IS. 1904
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received by the board of
directors Of the Kansas State pen:ten-
tiary, at the office of the warden until
II o'clock fnoon) Tuesday April s. 1904
for the letting and hiring of the la Dor
of fifty convicts for the term of six
years beginning May s. 1904. Each bid
must be accompanied by bond for five
thousand dollars C5.000.00) to be forfeited
TO the state in case the successful bidder
fails to enter into contract and give bond
for the faithful performance of the same
within thirty days after the contract is
awarded. The directors reserving the
right to reject any and all bids. All in
formation desired may be obtained by
applying to the warden. f. B. Jewett,
Lansing, Kansas. MARK TULLEY,
w H. HASKELL,
c. i. KING.
04-6ot Directors
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FREES MART|NDALE
Judge Phillips Gives Decision
Dismissing CasS
CROSS KILLED HIMSELF
He Took All the Blame Exon
Grating Others.
MARTINDALE


Kansas City. Jan. 1s.-Judge John E.
Phillips, of this city. sitting in the federal
court in Kansas City gave a decision to-
day which frees William Martindale, for
mer vice president of the First National
bank of Empor.a. Kansas ,Martindalc
was indicted for misapplication of the
banks funds The failure of this bank
in November 1891. was followed by the
suicide of its president Charles f. Cross,
within an hour after the bank was closed
The indictment against Martindale con-
sisted of IS counts, charging the defend
ant with misapplication in some in
stances. or abstracting of others. in draw
ing checks Oh his account in this bank
of which he had no funds. The amount
on which indictments were mased is less
than S., o00
President Bross, in letter, found in
his desk after death had taken all the
blame of the failure upon himself and
fully exonerated Martindale and Nh
Davis, the cashier, of any connection with
the failure
cough, and be relieved and cured. 25c.
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Two General Merchandise Stores Are
DESTROYED by lncendiarjes.

lola, Kansas Jan. 1s.-A fire at 1 o'clock
last night, supposedly incendiary. COM
pietely destroyed the general merchan-
disc stores of Frank f. Smith and Frank
Messenger of Moran. with a loss of s25.-
600 and 81, 900 insurance. The stores We're
the largest in town. The buildings were
vauled at $500, and were owned by the
interstate mortgage and trust company.
of
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Dissolution Notice,

Wichita, Kansas, January I6, 1904.
The firm of G. r. Follett & Co. of
Wichita, Kansas, composed of G. r..
Foilett and Gus Warnhoff, has been DIS
solved by mutual consent, G. r. Follett
retiring. The .,usness will be continued
by Gus Warnhoff and J. n McClees,
under the firm name of Warnhoff & Nc
Clees, who assume all Indebtedness, and
collect all outstanding accounts.
G. r. FOLLETT & CO.
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Notice.,

In the matter of the claims against The
National Home Building company
To all Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
an order of the district court of Sedg-
wick county. Kansas. that on and at
ter the date of this notice, / will hear
and allow claims against the NatjNHal
Home Building company. All claims pre-
scented must ne sworn to and be pre-
scented TO me at my Office on or before
March Is. 1904, at No. Ill South Main
street, Wichita, Kansas. or the same
will he disregarded and rejected
Dated January g. 1904
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Mrs. WinsIow,s soothin. svrun.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for theft
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1T SOOTHES tile
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, ALI4AYS
all PAIN, CURES WIND collie and l.
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part OF the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup and take no other kind
Twenty five cents a bottle.
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HARPER COUNTY CALL
CONVENTION WILL BE HELD AT
HARPER JANUARY 80.
Committee Feels Kindly Toward the
Powers That Be.

Anthony, Kansas, jan 1S.-The Harper
County republican central committee met
here today and called county conven-
ton to be held at Harper January 30th
for the purpose of electing delegates TO
the state congressional and senatorial
conventions and to nominate a county
ticket. The committee unanimously en-
dorsed president Roosevelt. Congressman
Murdoch and the state administration and
pledged its support for their re-nomina-
ton