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The Washington times., 1904-04-13

+AN TED Dung woman tu UisH' Ati-ttl ''z.'tl
.u seminary; good wages. 52i 10Th ave. Room
WANTED Al once. three cooks. aEe -enelai
auu-gvoIhcrs. three maids. good wages Two
WALTERS. Apply ~ 1901 p st. nw.
WANTEu-aood cook. go West. $50, fare.
Iagndres-, hou~cwaid, and cook, city. l"iS Ne"
York avef
WANTED-Wrman TO- cook, wash. iron, and
-cucrM homework, tour n family sos A.',5--
ciusetts ave- n"-
WANTED-Rofucd white girl. not under les. to
assist Iu flat must have some eNp.It.t'y-
good hnme, cHu after O'Clock 'i'ta Fuss
Capitol ST., Flat l5. aIl2---
WANTED-Youug lady clerk 81 week. call at-
ter lH 411 1,h. second floor, Room 5. 70
ygANTED-Ifn.n room. storeroom girls, help for
hotels to-day. BURGESS HOTEL AGE\tl, 515
WANTEU-St strong. Industrious woman for gen
f rral houscvora- reference. 1908 = ST, NV y
/ WANTED-CoIorcd efH Tor chamber work 5l7
/ @ ST. n"- --
( WANTED-slccyc sud waist hand l7io p st.
+ WANTED-nrcssrHabcr' apprentice. paid while
learning. 1910 = s.. NV fpla-ot
3 WANTED-Aurr.ur5cc- in millinery. Apply
+ NIAoNS, 1921 3 ST. NV apl1-3l
WANTED Hotel head lauudrcss. SO. mau-l-s,
SO: tub mln S25: for resort May TO- Apply
DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 18Th ST. and Pa
/ WANTED-Wdte woman To- DO Eoaseaora FOR
uidover and -vo children l5 % 80 ne DC
+ WANTED-A coIared woman &C do general Of
fee cleaning. Apply Co G. y. ROBINSON, BE
. blI hHI Gag
4 RANTED-Iauudrassos cooks, general workers,
/ white aud eolorcd, ohauhcrmaids, ~lo; settled
/ nurses 40 u So NV u
+ WANTED-N elderly coIored woman for
nurse by tho day. CAN at 922 l8th ST. uT-
/ WANTED-NddIc-age lady for dairy office
. Address, in own handwriting, BON l56 this Of
4 noe
. WANTED-Exp Experienced salcsadics i'm all depart
meuts by KINGS PALACE MAIN STORE $40
/ sl6 9Th -. NV. apl3-3t
/ TANTED-Girl to assist in kitchen 5l5 Pa
/ WANTED-A Young ~aiesIady with some eXpe-
/ rionco in fancy and worsted store Apply at
! SOS 9-h So NV
| wANTED-Whigc girl waitress Apply at coy
/ LUNCH, ltl s. IL
( WANTED-GirI- Co help ON skirts; also applel-
3 ticls; paid while learning ia 18TH 81. uN. IL
7 WANTEp-Four girls. plain cook. chamber
maid nurse other leave city with family In
quire las5 llth 81. NV aplo--l
WANTED-Good. strong country girl for gem
er4i work in boarding house 1857 l4th ST. h".
/ WANTED-Ex Experienced salesladies- for dry goods
store 72l 7ll NV Do
WANTED Colored cllamhermaid 10 stay At
f nieht-. good home. 45l 9th st. my. apl22t
WANTED-A capable coIored eirl as maid;
highest references required. Apply az once at
. l52- 18th ST. before I'D a- us. aplZZt
/ WANTED-Ncat woman for general homework
Ho washing; wages So 1913 Providence st.,
: Bra0klaud apl---t
4 WANTED-Womau for general housework. 30
ID NV apl--ot
WANTED-Opcrator and apprentice Oh vests
. $50 9Th sv-, third floor aplz-5r
/ WANEED-A good helper on fine vests; good
pay. lD6ia Pa ave uN-. third floor aplZ-2t
lWANTED-At I3zl X. coIored ,saitres=, bring
I references sgl---t
! WANTED-Girl for general housewolk. ll4 j
ne. aDll-5y
! WANTED-W Waitress. MARYLAND QLlth
LUNCH. I0., Pa. ave. apll-oJ
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NtNTED-BacErlor wants room ApriI ID, near
Patent Office, state particulars and price. 40
dress Bon 1876. this office Ipl2-aJ
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can. write OF telephone for list Of property
fer sale.
8 Vcil-sc'ectcd list Of moderate priced houses
on easy monthly payments
Investment property paying g to = per cent
interest
MOORE d HILL Onc.), III Iith 81. NV.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-Farm OF GO acres on easy terms, or
viii exchange for city property. Address j. W
y. S24 LIST ne apll-3,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Do -HOIsEs.

FOR SALE-Lot with two houses; Do good loca-
ton; want an offer. Inquire 932 9th ne.
auI8-aE
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MISUNDERSTANDING.


WANTED highest prices paid for furniture
pianos. rolI-top desks. etc, entire households
bought. ID. NOTES, 625 Louisiana ave; phone
D. l3l.- -l,I1---
NANTED-Niu pay q good price for Eyp with
Young puppies. Address BOX Ij3, TINS Office
apI5-a,
--.
.yira address 1910 Massachusetts, ave NV u
-,.----, 5000 - I'D - a.
T. 1L->-e. " W DIV. ePL--2-
WANTED Highest cash prices paid for cast-ut
G.o.H'7 I'He7 Gentlemen s.. ana IAli1iSn az
a.sa7 postal VIII can any TIME. l.. h!-I,i-SlNl
la-I an ST. NV "pi--oos
Wrt .TEfl- Soda fountain A5f-.-s ROY ~,
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ton; want an offer. Inquire 922 9H ne.
aDlS-at
FOR SALE-HOUsEs
FOR SALE 3.uOo-NCar stanton square ne.
pretty little home; rooms and bath; 2-st0ry
bag -"iudo" brick
FOR SALE $50 pretty corner. in good
ncigll5"rhood, one squale from II 81. ne; In
excellent condition; rent, $40 mo. Good ia
'es-ucut or home.
FOR sALE-22, 53o-Investmcn,s-5 4-room
bricks, located southeast; rent, -. 25 each wa
ter and sewer. lot l2l2x51.
FOR SAIE-S2, lo3-A coy IitGe home. ne;
rooms and bath. an modern improvements;
small cash payment ana monthly notes
VA. II. SAUNDERS q CO, 1907 r st. nv.
apl2-f
FOR SALE
$500. ON 90 YEARS TINE.
EEre chance to purchase a home With q
fairly liberal payment down Won can purchase
beautiful lO-room and sled bath brick
dwelling, with stone trimmings and finished
in hardwood throughout; ncW and modern IN
every particular and located in the fashion
able northwest Purchaser viii be- permitted
tu maze payments at any interest period, but
not asked 40 pay cent for twenty years
Fhu5 tAe purchaser is insured of ownership ia
spite Of loss Of health. money, or employment.
See Us and talk j. over.
ZACH NJ KNOTT & co.
aplc-I "a I5tu S. Hw.
FOR SALT
can. write or telephone FOR list Of property
= vcll-se,ectcd list Of moderate priced houses
on easy monthly payments.
Investment property pay ing to y per cent
MOORE d HILL dnc), az Iith ST. nv.
aplI-u
NEAR UNION STATION. DESIRABLE Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING. SIX LARGE
ROOMS and bath. Large cellar. Lot 5
feet front by s., % VIDE paved alley Rented
20 so per month Convenient TO Govern
meut Printing Once and two car lines
HOUSE WITHOUT TIE LOT WORTH TIL
Monty
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
REALTY BROKER
lei. Z. SIS COZ F St. y. W.
CONE To ELLAsToN TERRACE.
High ground between BrOokland ard Langd0n,
right on car line; is minUtec ou., one fare;
school near, houses for sale and built TO order.
on easy terms; 100 lots, 300 UPS monthly
ofice on property take gleen cars on st-
FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR sALF-N half lot .. book -, Champlain
ave. Meridian Hill Z5xITI. II 81 per square
foot. cash. Address Owner, JOHN a. SAUL,
Fcnddn Building apl3-6t
COLORADO HEIGHTS
Lots sell first, because they are in the choicest
location. and are considered the best. See Us
at once and get in on the ground floor.
Samuel c. Hill and z. Lodge Hill,
Exclusive Agents, s02 r St.
apI2-u
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HELP WAETED-MAxE.


WA,TFp-Clrd writer. uu,-
Iava experience ia department
store good salary. GOLDEN
bEN8'N, 'th AID NV aplS--l
WANTED White hotel baggage porter. $50
month month and board; today. DICKS HOTEL
A-IL--Z, D I'D - ---- } - ~, -E-----
WANTEI-Good barber at once. steady WORK.
so> North Caplto. s.. i
5yANTTD-yaI1ay .rsr nom country. must fur
uish cash deposit. 400 9Th, second floor. Room
g. T.
--,----- --- 600
MANIED-A baker nc 1910 OH ST. NV dpl.-5l
"ANIEi'-N.re woraersi good pay salary OF
cauulsslaH- ROOM 500, Jou1cr Building, 9Th
% NNli-I, non 'il.A' "-iis carpenter lnI .51--
DING ".iha sl1te age ana address AH1ie7s b2A
l2-. -1l2 1-reg- u
WANIE y, ladies tailor for fancy WORK
1Il-t D., D e." - lt-, ID z.. NV 1L-2-.-
WAlNTED-C2lgred boy over l5, in store. ls29
-.--- e-. NV '- .
NAHI NpeEie"esd scam pre.ser on vests
-rg -'tr'- r.-5-
30 I'D NV nom. -.. eL-.---
VISION s'''s' Cali "''" reference i'l' J. 7' '''
~ ~ y, - g--..srf i.ft-- ~ ,.. JVrsTrTy
I IiIC4 % sC,I5GGI In
--------- -.
Hi ,. - " ~ '' i-,i @ 1.,f .1 a. @ - ''
'll'is De1"e'N ION anu i'1- 'i'- 10 ""-
An j ~ iisl-J.@7' i"'' ' '''',' -'-a sac
aIt- VI. fA9li-i'>'N' lou ISL" d. NV
-1-. -
NANTED-Ne give thororgu course DID nens.
keeping day Or might, ior $40. FLYNN :
BUSINESS COLLEGE, StA and a. aul5-"r
WtNTED-k calared boy iu an ice cream face
tory. Cain 1928 I4-h ST. NV. u
---,,-7-s-7, ~ ..---.- ,7------,,,-- -7- S51-
-..r. md t,rr for new hotel out 81 citv APP
r.v DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 18th and Penn
-rIva1rs ave apI2-2t
VsErrU f.-.s- r,,.IJer g. T. ENNIS. rear
..sg 4. Il rg- apI2-8r
"a -,-TI-77 SILL 7-I- ---- --7--5--5-- 0T
I'm -s -. li,.,i,- r...ftill. mar
-.' u 49, 'l 100 .;,It l,sr,,.ssr -.sD and
T. BOZ ia # au12-5f
A VIII -----i----- ----j---- GOOD nav zoos
Ts # a1I2-st
WANTED CaIorad bUssmen, good pay ZOOS
Pa ave- apl@-"t
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Special PIANO BARGAIN.

One elegant, almost new, upright, IN rich Cak
case; beautiful tone and finish. Regular high
grade piano. selling Cor 500. To close out a.
once VIII sell Tor SI5j. The greatest bargain
we have ever offered. Absolutely guaranteed -
b perfect.
PFEIFFER'S, I324-I326 F ST.
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FOR SALE-Piau0 bargains; SteiuWsy Grand,
$50; huIbe upright, $50, Emerson upright
$50; Bradbury, $40; " eser Bros upright, FlI5s
Wisner upright $40; above all second hand.
New pianos NJ very reasonable prices; ali u
easy terms if desired. o. }. DeMOLL & CO..
izSI q St. NV. apf-u
WE SAY buy now, while prices are low; viii
credit YOU Wuen snort Of cash Tor furniture.
stoves exc; hair mattress, in two parLs, 50
REDMOND, 81 and 2I3 18th ST. NV. auIs-tf
FOX SALE-Good quality opaque shades, dtted
70 your windows only 25C; the best quality
oil opaque shades, soc; hung free; viii call
with samples. kLEEBLATI'S. lltH and II Sta
ne. Phone East 25-D. mhlz Il
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

WE VIII BUY an secondhand bicycles. HUN
TER. II8 Pennsylvania ave. AH- api30t
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FOR SAILS. $50 pretty corner in good
ncighb"rhood, one square from st. ne; IN
excellent condition; rent. $50 mo. Good ia
vcs-WCut or home.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-04-07
Cheap Farms in Nebraska

We offer the following list as SIZE
CIAL BARGAINS.
We can furnish farms and ranches
of any description and solicit CORE
spondence from those VINO mean bust
ness.
No. 658.-SEWARD co. FARM, l60
ACRES.-3 miles from Pleasantdale,
Is miles from Lincoln; very good iM-
provements; most of it in cultivation;
nice grove; we offer for the next 80
days this farm at $35 per acre.
Nos. 613 & 729.-BOTTOM FARM,
800 ACRES.-Here is a Wood River
bottom farm with black rich soil in
Custer Co.; $50 acres In cultivation;
two sets of buildings complete; two
pastures; ~ miles from r. r. town;
all alfalfa land $4,000, half cash,
balance on good terms.
MERRICK COVE CAN FURNISH
5000 ACRES Of the best farm land in
Merrick Co. from $40 to $40 per acre;
close to r. r. towns and we'll i'm
proved; these lands are as good as
the best. Write for descriptions.
No. 735.-DAWSON co. FARM, 100
ACRES, on Wood River, Is acres cui-
tivated; very good improvements; 3
miles to r. r. station; most OF the
quarter can be cultivated Price $4,000.
No. 69O.-FARM OF 800 ACRES IN
DAWSON CO., 3 miles to r. R. towr;
300 acres in cultivation, 300 acres
more could be cultivated; 400 acres in
pasture; good buildings, all France
one-half cash, balance easy terms.
$12 per acre.
No. 64S.-4O0 ACRES OF FINE
LAND in Dawson Co.; 165 acres in cul-
tivation; all fenced; two sets of build
ings; watered by well and creek; 8
miles to R. r. station, half mile to
school. Price, 81 per acre.
No. 672.-MERRICK co. FARM, 230
ACRES.-100 acres in cultivation, 100
acres in pasture, Is acres timber, ball
ance in meadow; 81 miles to Cen
trail City; good Groom house, barn,
granary, well and mill; " mile TO
lschool. Price, $40 per acre. -
NEBRASKA REAL ESTATE co.
J. H. EDMISTEN, Pres.
Lincoln, Nebraska.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-04-07
Michigan.

Editor independents: | am an old
soldier. entered the service of my
country in 1862 and was mustered out
July Z, 1865. / have not voted for
either of the old parties since that
date.
When the exception clause was
placed upon the greenbacks and the
authorizing of the issue of bonds, l
stepped out of the old parties and
have not deposited ballot for either
of them at state or presidential cleo
ton since that date.
| organized the Ninth congressional
district of Michigan and spent hush
dreds of dollars and my time until
the work was accomplished. In 1894
over 1000 populist votes were poiled
in the interest of the great industrial
people, who are the builders and
makers of nations, and who maintain
and perpetuate them. They are the
corner stone in the foundation of this
so-called land Of liberty, and should
control its further destiny for the
benefit of their posterity.
But, alas. the day Is past. They
have not made an intelligent use of
the freeman's sword and shield-the
ballot. The result is that the wealth
of the nation has found It's way into
the hands of the few, who take from
honest industry The last surplus dol
lar.
There was hope for the future
previous to the conventions OF 1896
and 1900. The treachery and imbecil-
lty OF Its representatives furnished The
winding sheet for the populist party.
favor union of the reform ele-
ments that would cause honest indus
try To stand shoulder to shoulder and
deposit their ballots In their own In
terest In 1904.
With best wishes for future sue
cess. AUSTIN s. RANDALL.
Baldwin. Mich.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-04-07

Editor independent have watched
with interest the Old Guard letters
and want To be enrolled with the rest
OF them. was Peter Cooper green
hacker In 1876; voted In Cromwell. la.
with one other man. Moved TO Ne
braska afterwards. Was resident
OF Valley county "a years. My iather
and ] were the only voters To vote the
union labor ticket In 1883 at Arcadia.
Neb, Was an active worker In the al
lance movement In 1890. and have
spent much time and money In the
cause OF reform and am willing To
spend more hut am burdened with
family cares and cant do az much an
I did once Ia rood old Nebraska.
am back IN old Indiana now. where /
grcw n2 frcm boyhoci. and | enjoy
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-04-07
Cooperation at Csresco

Ceresco, Neb, April 4, 1904.-(Spe-
.cial to The independently 1.-The farm
ers here have formed branch of the
Farmers Cooperative Shipping asso-
citation or the line system Of farmers
elevators. Mr.. c. Vincent of Omaha
was invited here to address the peo-
pie and explain the plans of the asso-
citation which were found to be up
to-date" and modern in all respects.
The operation of the Havelock branch
(near LincOln) has been so satisfac-
tory to the stockholders, that five 9TH
er branches have been formed in the
immediate vicinity, viz: Prairie Home,
Walton, Davey, Ceresco and Waverly
has held one meeting and will organ
iZe this week.
The association has nearly one hlL-
dred thousand dollars paid-up capital
and has handled over two million
bushels of grain since July 8, 1913,
at which date it bought it's first cal
load of grain. 1t owns and operates
10 of its own elevators and does a
track-shipping business at about 80
other places while collecting funds To
build the elevators. 1t has declared
an 8 per cent dividend on Its capital
and has sufficient profits in the treas
ury besides this cash dividend to en-
able it to build a terminal elevator
Of 10000 bushels capacity if the
stockholders authorize such use of the
profits.
This is the only farmers associa-
ton in the history of the country that
has adopted modern methods, and It's
success is little short of phenomenal
and thoroughly demonstrates that
modern methods may be probably
adapted to the business of marketing
farm products by farmers themselves
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-04-07

1t so much to view the old scenes and
mingle with the acquaintance of my
early years; but there is nothing that
would cheer me so as to have the
cause | love so much to win, and be
able to go back to Nebraska long
enough to take the old alliance boys
by the hand and say, I'VE got there"
brought my Nebraska papers with
me when l moved here year ago
and shall hang on to The Indepen-
dent. OSCAR ID. COMBS.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-04-07

John G. Maher, the reorganizer mar
tyr, has arrived in Lincoln with that
self-same typewriter that kicked up
such muss in the Spanish war. 1t is
said that its click can be heard all
day long for two blocks away aid
that a large number of democrats will
get a typewriter letter within the
next few days defining the issues"
between the two factions of the party
in this state.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-04-07

II don't take long to demoralixe a
man when he gets To Washington.
especially II he IN surrounded By re-
publican politicians. Roosevelt has
been a most persistent advocate of
civil service, but he now announces
that civil service rule will not apply
Ia the tremendous expenditures and
thousands ~ officers made necesnnry
Ia building the Panama canal.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-04-07
IN THE SUNNY SOUTH
Best Opportunities for Home Making.
Cheap and Productive Lands Good
Markets and Ideal Climate

After two weeks spent in travelling
over the South, We have found what
We believe to be ''The Poor Man S
Paradise"
In Stoddard county, in the southeast
corner OF the state of Missouri, is
tract of 5000 acres of timber land;
the timber on all of this land is dead
ened and much of it ready for the
plow, part fenced one new house, and
large barn. The climate is perfect
never more than two months of win
ter and Is degrees above zero is con-
sidered bitter cold; crops of every
kind do well, cotton, corn, small grain,
vegetables and fruit of every kind.
All kinds of tame grass grow in
abundance.
This land almost joins the town of
Dudley and lays 4 miles from the town
of Dexter-a fine manufacturing tow
splendid schools-also two good rail-
roads. This land as soon as cleared is
worth $50 to $40 an acre and sells
readily at these prices. On this land
we saw some of the finest corn we
have ever seen grow Cheap rates TO
ST. Louis and the gulf
We can get this land in body so
as to sell 1t On good terms at from Sis
to SIT per acre-in order to get these
prices we must sell at least a section
at time-that is we must get enough
men to take section at one time.
This land Is increasing in value rapid
ly. Ii more than doubles in value
when cleared, and the timber sells
readily as II is taken off.
We also have some improved farms
Joining this tract we can sell for $50
to $50 an acre. Let us hear from
you IL interested In a short winter
country. at once.
improved Farms We Have Seen
M. No. G-i2O-aere farm. IS acres
under pillow. balance timber Two
houses. i-room and Groom. barn and
shed. etc, acre fine orchard. plenty
water. county road. half mue TO
school. mile To store and postofilca.
2 miles 10 railroad town. so acres bot
tom land. Price. II sold soon. 80 an
acre.
NJ. No i9-l20-aere farm, bottom.
IS acres under pillow. timber all dead
ened. house. good water, 4 miles from
town. bargain ut SIT per acre.
M. No. e0--S0-acre bottom farm, 80
plowed. timber all ieadcned. house
line land. 3 miles 10 town. s22.6o ptr
acre. adjoining the larger tract de.
scribed above.
All In Stoddard county, Missouri
WEBER a fARRIS,
1873 q st.. Lincoln. Neb.,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07

tired and aching feet
will find relief in kushion komfoVt
shoes Soles like velvet 70 the foot:
damp-proof They cure and prevent ten
der afflictiors: perfectly Comfortabie;
protect Tie health: warm in winter;
cool in summer: peerless in satisfaction;
great in service. hit and elegance. Call
at our parlorS and see them demon
strated or write for booklet kushon
Komfort Shoe Co. over 10 E. Douglas
avenue. hit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07
RooMs FcR RrnT.

FOR EE.---E; - r1C-rr ~ az 81
srccri. T. - ear Loex ~ ft~en
Eeohsze. E1rfH Eatr zg-th1-es-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07

FOR SALE-Chicken ranch. in town of
800; acres. good house. 100 fruit
trees. grapes. windmill. pump and res
ervoir. barn. hen house: nice home
Size. Z. l. Spencer. Tilt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07

FOz REST-HtSCE- LsSEOUs
FOR EEeL-- asrH - cd Ear1fa
Markrr F--rf- ~-Zfg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
yL-KN- \ y l. on l. L nc

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Ne have listed
several stocks of merchandise to ex-
change for land. Some good farms to
trade for stocks. List your property for
sale or trade with us. We can handle
il. no matter how big, or where located.
Write us for what you want. Woods In
vestment Co, Wellington. Kan.
43-Me- LII
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY-10O lots free
First 100 applicants sending stamp viii
receive deed of a lot. size Z5x1U0 feet. to
advertise Westminster Park. suburb
New York, Twentieth Century Realty
Co, Wall St, y. Y. 1-10-sun-Stx
WANTED-A good. reliable creamery
manager with some money. to CORE
spond with Commercial CLUB. Weather
ford, O. T. 6S-4tx
BUSINESS CHANCE-A large corpora
ton, with highest bank and commercial
references, operating successfully under
a cooperative plan. manufacturing
products in universal demand needs
services of local sales manager for thu
business centers of the United States.
Must be able TO furnish highest refer
ences as TO integrity and business
ability. and become a holder OF Sl00j
to S5,Gt9 OF the 6 per cent preferred
stock in the company al the time of en-
tering our employ. Salary, $1,000 TO
$500 per annum and commission.
Write today. stating specifically what
territory you desire. Address Secretary,
Drawer K. Battle Creek. Mich
2-7-1tx
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SAFES.

SIT 70.
F.. -hb-r'koOF SAFES. az sizes, carried
IN stock. Sold on payments Factory
price. Aulison Ohice supply Co. Wilha =
IZ-u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-07

YPEN-GITERS- Bought. sold -epatreS
ard rented All makes Sold On pay
ments AiliisoI once Supply Co.
-"
TYPENVRlTERS-S rented. repaired.
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writer Exchange. l5S y Main street
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FOR SALE-StOck of clean. saleable
new and secondhand lumber in good
location; cheap rent; doing good paying
business. Reason for selling. have a
merry-g0-rOund; must sell on OF the
other at a bargain. Box 293, Ponca City,
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avenue. 70-2tx
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poration Manufacturing soda fOunt-
aims have an opening for an ener-
getic responsible man who has had
experience handling statesmen. to act
as manager in this territory Only
those capable Of earning from 5000 TO
5000 per year need answer. Address,
with references, Acorn Brass Manufac-
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Chicago. 2-7-1t
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