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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06
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our family ties prove to that nothing
this earth can ever compensate for their loss.
l.. A. CANDEE CROSSE.
Edmeston. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-06

July 2-The NillaIObcs HanSow FOR Shanghai thu
TaooHa from san Francisco for Acapulco. the Ben
ni0Cton from EreTnertOn
ViC1sburg from Brenerton
July Newark. Newport bancroft and tina
Scorpion from Puerto Plata for Monte Christi
July 5-The Chesapeake from New-I0ndon for Nara
Saasett Bay.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13
s,e.sr. e....y s.,,.


The fourth annual fair at Lamar
on August 74th. 75th and 10th will
be the greatest exhibition ever
attempted by the local association.
and record breaking crowds are
anticipated. The department sup
erintendents are bending their
efforts to secure complete displays
10 ell the different classes. and as
the present is the greatest crop
year known in the valley they are
meeting with great success. The
premiums in the farm and garden,
fruit and poultry departments have
all been increased. The entertain
ment offered the visitors will be
on . more liberal scale tnsn ever
before. Patterson 4 Brainesd's
big carnival company will be here
during the entire fair week. The
Arkansas Valley firemen's tourna
ment will be held each morning
during the three days Of the fair.
This attraction. which is fsee to
all will be the most exciting COO
test ever witnessed in the valley.
Four teams are now training daily
for the races. The best horses 10
the state will be seen on the Lamar
track during the fair. A one fase
,EDip will be granted from all points
0asthe Santa Fe, and outsiders
should arrange now to be here
during the three days Of the fair.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13

The democratic socialist fusion
speakers and newspapers are cir
culating the absurd statement
throughout the country that three
or four thousand miners were tax
en- from their homes and dumped
on the prairies at the state line.
About two hundred were sent out
OF Teller county, one hundred on
OF San Miguel county and eighty
out Of Las Animas county, very
few OF whom were sent to the
state line. There IS a difference
between lawful and unlawful force.
Not less than FIVE hundred men
have been driven from the mining
camps Of this state during the past
FIVE OF six years by the Western
Federation Of Miners, aud the
most Of them have been brutally
beaten and robbed; but these
speakers do not tell this part Of
the story.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13

SECRETARY WrLsos, OF the fed
eral department OF agriculture,
delivered an address recently Al
the stockmen's meeting in Denver
in the course Of which he said:
Colorado is the greatest place fos
beet sugar raising in the world.
| look to see this state supply all
the sugar necessary to put the vas,
demasd for that commodity in the
United States. You have the pro.
per climatic conditions here 10,
the raising Of beets, the soil is rich
and all that is necessary is to we,
the ground"
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13

ssael luck = escaping ehe pesalay
Of HIS csines. He hss been tried
~ almost every term Of the disssice
court fos the lsss dozen yeass -
some charge. but always succeed
ed IN escaping convictioa uasil ths
preseat year. with one exeepaioes
Several years ago he vas convieeed
Of stealing cattle aod sensenesd -
the peaiieasisry. bat abe supseas
court ordered his release on Z
sechnicaliiy , few days aites~ hig
Incarceration. and he escaped
serving the sentence
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13
as's.s s.s..s.s.. s.e...s.

District Clerk Pearce received |,
letter from the clerk OF the su-
preme court Thursday, notifying
him that the supersedas order
granted in the case Of the People
VS.. l.. A. Roland. FEBRUARY 9th,
had been vacated and is now held
for nausht. This is the case tried
in the district court last January,
in which Roland was found guilty
Of the larceny Of bunch Of barbed
wire and sentenced to the penites
tiary for = term Of not less than
three nor more than SIX years.
This sentence becomes operative
ffo0 the time the order was msde
By the supreme court vscatisg tl,e
supersedas. Roland was tired %
anothes charge u the Jane ses@
Of the district court, convicted ap>l
sentenced to The peaitentiary for :
ssso of not less than three nos
more thsa 6vs gears, but - -
seipulasion uas made nakinK In
sentesces coseusreas. O 6oilouink
each other, i IL psoeabls shse
Relaad vill - 1ssin9 - u
the1 1sese - : - ~ bod
= 90 asd ~ saos sins go j
llpe - q Sssely peesb
ts.iatssiS seaiseeelosy = hin. II
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13

CoLoRApo contains q little oves
5000 miles Of railway now in op-
Grafton; several hundged miles
more are IN actual process Of con
struction. The FIRST rail was laid
in the state in 1870 on the line oi
the Union Pacific Railroad. The
work was done under military
guard as protection against hos
tile bands oi Indians.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13

DGNocnAIIc boitess sse becoms
ing prolific in Indiana. The Craw-
fosdsvilIe (Ind- } Journal is pubiish
ing series Of articles under the
head 81 'Bolt No. One. s'BoIl
No. Tvo." and 90 on down the
line. and has thus far managed 10
dig up a new boiler for each days
issue ever since the democratic
nomination. One of the boilers
predicts that Indiana will give
Roosevelt u least IS. 900 majority.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13

JUDGE PARKER, in his letter Of
acceptance, takes . long distance
shot st Colorado conditions, and
says wisely and we'll that leach
state guarantees to every person
within its jurisdiction that his life,
his liberty OF his property shall
not be taken from him wifhsut due
process Of Law" Under ordinary
conditions that is . broad psinciple
Of fundamentsl Law which no one
will deny. The denoesasie eas-
didsees hovevss. exhibits voslsl
Ilaeh q familiarity With shs Cole-
'sado bsasd q jusispsudenee.
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La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13
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La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13

The most remarkable deposit OF
coal in Colorado has just been un.
covered in the Durango district
lust beneath thin crust OF lava
lie beds Of the finest coal and coke
covering an area Of over 675
square miles. In quality it is un-
approached BY any other similar
product in the State.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13

asd Cripple Creek tsom the begin
ming there could have been no
need Of Invoking the aid Of the
military At any time The Pea
body depostssion methods. though
not wssSassed BY law. were sp-
parently the only remedy foa 10
solesable conditions. and proved
ths best solution Of vexed pro
bIem.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13
Sssse waeea ssssee.

2EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REcEIy.
y % q the odscs q ~ State Eagineer. Dan
for ~ eonssr1caisa 81 belAge sqruas the A.,
kansas River At La Junta, COI0sndO
A. cumhtnaeioa wu0d-s1ssa beiAgs cf use Ia
toot spas. = soos roadway ufsh t.halar piers.
tuce N dln0eeef: - epu4 a piIe bridxinx
eoasi.tine q Is spass, = ~ II lengtA. Sessin.
- Sss = assssd g avs :sa Il = posnd. To
0sesfAl speci1estioaa snd pruale of rive,
escesing nay b oAeainsd ~ spplying 10 the
SeAts EnginceR.
Haek psupneal nsse ~ sssoapa.ssd b. /.
sssstA.d casck Sos SAa@ paSahse To the
stat. Psidss." asd % - toe1sitsa 70 SAe STATE
shn1ld tAe saecessf1l hsdder tail 70 siGn con.
tsaet and give Satisenc40ry bnD1n vifkiu trn
days aftss being nn4i6od.
noed. Tor tAs a.oant of - contract will b
reqsired. eatAss survey o. aDDsosed per.onai
IAs risAt 10 rs,ses ass a.d eli h,ds /. re-
L. @. CAsrxxrxa.
oeAte knGineer.
k.s:s Il: ss:ss.:ss... s;sSlsssss:ss. A.::: 49, . g, -
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13
Gssssy 4 Adsesslsesusss.

~ u nay eonessn that the fnll0uine =.
.ssihsd sssray animals ser. takss ~ $50 -
SuntA. Oseso eoosfy. Coloe.dn. To Iie;
veishins .ahpss 10 H. sad Sssndsl
brfS sAOaldsr.
yesrs old ssd brasdsi $50 i~fS sksaiAss.
SAD .niaai. hsinx unEnoun 70 tAis naeeA,
snls>- clsinsd b. owner on or before Auesss4 q.
lsA: aid essssys viii be said By thi. Bnard 6os
the 6ene6t al The o9nerr uheu found.
STATE n0A8D OF STOCK INSPECTION
COMMISSIONERS. DssvEa. Cola. 81
first puhliestioa. August 9. tsDs.
Last puh1ication. August IL 1904.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13
sss.ss = Asjsssmsrs osy.

EsIArE OF THOMAS MUAT, DECEASED
NJ undsrsiFnsd, having hesn appeint-.i
lsts Of the eoupty 81 Oeero, In the STATE Of Col
ossdo, dsceased. hessby gives potics that She
VII appear bsfose the county coaTt Of said Otero
coanty. Coin, q tbs eours h0uss in IL Junta in
sid cOansy. oe MOadsy. tbs I'D day of August
4. d. ls0a, at the Anur of o'clock 8. -. of said
against said essats are nnsiAed And reqsest4-i
~ aseend fos the purpo.s u having The same
adlnsted. Al perscas indeht9d 70 said estate
H. undsfsisned.
Dated e q Janss, Colo. this issA day oi
CATHERINE MUAf.
Adainisssatrix Of ths estate u Tk0ssss Nust
deceasad.
yirss pahlicatiuu, July -. isoa
Lase p0hlisatfoa. AaGass IL. fsO1.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13

CONTRACTS have been let by the
Canon City council tor cement
sidewalk improvements that will
cost S4i,6Ss. while here in La
Junta some people are still kicking
on our 5000 gutter crossing on
Trinidad plaza.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13
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DAnvKn. CoLDgADo.
NOTICE Il HEREBY asiSsss SiSsx ssa. 4.ssfs 11cs m
~ jeAnson asd J. Isaac, wh0.s pnsen1 :
sddsess = Ii Junsa, Co.orsdo. on Aa9nss q
lSW. aads spp9icati0u No. ~ N ths neaaG
bnsrd a lssA eoaaiasioosrs 20 Issse ~ 90
lowins described Indemnity school landz, sita,
str In Osero county, Colo. to-vit,
sAip tveutytvo ro0th. rsnes nfty 4uas 0sss.
No oeher application In Lsass the above d.
esihsd psemi.er or objectioa. axsinst tAs ahpss
MARK q. WOODRUFF,
Ragissss sAsse Board Land Con nissinneex-
xfnt pahlicatins August 10, iSDs.
Last poh1leatiou August n. 1874.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13

A DEMOCRATIC candidate for
congress in the sixteenth Ohio dis
trict has sent . letter declining the
nomination and states that he will
not support Parker. who he thinks.
has the backing OF the trusts.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13
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NOTICE Is aKsksS GIvsN TfHif IA Il nSs
~ Km.a C.stesi. vAoss Pr.to1cs sddress I
appaicatins Nc. - 70 sks A4ass Rpard IL Lnna
Cpa0issioaes. 70 isa~e ~ following ASsesihsf
Asricsit1fsi .coilaGs lasxA-. stssass IN Brni
ufs y aud - 4 ~ = y -se ); " q i,
-cc 4 twp = south. range ~ wess.
No oeAsf applicasina u Ieass the ahDvc Dc,
uesthsd pesaises ov oh3sesS1es sxsiuse tn
.bsse application will bs considered aftc,
MARX q. WOODRUFF.
Register state Hoard Land Con mi izsiooer.
k1fst pohlica tion. July. q. 1904.
LaYe RAklicatioa, AnIMsa Il. llnl
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13
AeesIssaIes 20 lssss sssse lses.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT =. y.
Noss?a. who.s gs.soaicc .ddses. h. II
NO. ~, - ~ S4Aee 8nasd nf Lad Camu11
sin0er " lease ths following Described 6ohnpi
cit:
AL of seetios sixssso. sownship tusssy-avs
south. ranse dfsy ave ue.t.
No other application To lease the shovs -,
erihsd pss@ises os objections asainss ths ahugu
epSAicatiou Win b. ernsidsssd AFTER Sepsoahsf
.. fsoa. =
MARX q. WOODRUFF.
Register Saate Board Lasd Commisstosen-
Yfnt pa6liestino. August n. 1sD1 -
Last puh1teatsoa. Auguss n. tSM-
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13
REPUBLICAN, TICKET
ce1IeG eyeess.

September 18th Republican
State Convention.
La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13

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La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13
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La Junta tribune., 1904-08-13

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
PRINCESS IS DEAD

BERLIN. June t-prfnc~.s Mary
Ernestlns % Hanover. the second
sister % the ruling Duke q Curnber-
land. died today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
INTERESTING pays FOR
PIANO BUYERS
Closing Out the N. d. Pease
Stock of Millinery

We are still closing out the NJ n.
peaae stoek OF millinery and suits al
fifty cents ON the dollar and la some
cases less. 10 make room Ter our *
hensiNe piano business. These are
Interesting DAYS Tor bargain hunters.
and u pays little dealers hiH returns
BY Investing their money here.
suits worth SIT going here ~
ssee. That's a sample Of how prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
NECK rs
BROKEN
THOMAS kucHEN. STEAMBOAT
MAN, KICKED nv A MORSE
Will PROBABLY Ola

Thomas Kuchan. a deekhAnd. was
kicked In the neck and chin BY a
fractions horse while attempting 10
drive band of horses of the
steamer Utopia on % the dock this
morninE. he received injuries from
which u Il not likely be will re
cover
The injured man was taken Co
the Wayaide Mission hospital IN an
unconscious condition. but re9ainad
consequences later and vas able 20
tell the attendants who be was and
how he came To be hurt
One OF the bones OF hia neck IL
broken. however. and may cause a
hsmorrhake resulting In death AZ
any moment
The Utopia left for Tacoma soon
after the accident and nothing
could be learned a. To the mans
friends or relatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
TAKEN UNDER
AMUSEMENT

The hearing OF ex-Poiire Matron
Chaplin before the beard % civil
service commissioner. was conciud-
I'd last night. The board took her
appeal from Chief p.iansy'n order
81 dismissal under advissmsnt and
vii render a decision Tuesday.
The testimony taken last night
was all In support 81 Mrs. Chapln'n
allegation that she II not an unfit
person 10 hold the position Of mat
ron. as Chief Delaney claims
The vacancy caused by AIRS
chapin's removal has not yet been
filled. Chief Delaney beliexes a ro-
lice matron IL a luxury that his de-
partment can well do without. for a
time az least
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
NEW
CHARGE
Police Claim Detroit Hotel Is a
Nuisance

Thomas wlnaof and his aon, Glen
wtnRor. who conduct the dirrep-
utahle Detroit hotal In the old ten
derioin district. we're fined 81 and
costs each by Police Judge George
last evening. after being convicted
OF assault and battery on Police
Sergeant Leighton aud PatrolmAn
King.
Several weeks ago the officers at
tempted 20 enter tho hotel 90 quell
a disturbance. The Wins0rs as
aanltod the officers In a vain un-
deayor 90 keep them out OF the
place and prevent them from doing
their duty.
A warrant was sworn ont In the
prosecuting attorneys office Yea
terday afternoon charging Wlnaor
with maintaining a nuisance In al
lowing dinreputable characters OF
both sexes Ia frequent the Detroit
The police we're not satisfied
with the small fine Imposed on the
Winsorn. aud swore out the new
warrant for that reason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

lots right on the car line, right
on the lake, with $4,000
school right on the addition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
BOTH BOUND OKER

Barney L0gue and Richard Muir
phy we're bound over TO the federal
grand jury. which eonvenes June I
b. United States Commissions
Keller yesterday afternoon. The
men we're arrested attempting 70
smuEEle opium into the country
from British Columbia Both are
firemen on the steamer City Of de-
attic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
MSS FLORENCE
MY DEAD

Mas Florence Henry. the IT.
yesr-ole daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
u. G. Henry Of Seattle. died at the
Dana boarding school at Morris
town. ~ J.. Tuesday. from the
shock OF an operation for app~ndi-
citis. she was veil known and
popular among the young people Of
the city. Mr.. Henry. who was In
81 Louis when bis daughter vas
taken sick. fastened to Morriatoxn
and arrived az her bedside before
she died.
MIRA Henry. who was In this city.
received 4 telegram Tuesday tell
ina her OF her daughters serious
Illness She left AZ once for the
east. but too late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
SUES FOR
$4,000
MRS. LAURA C. SMITH. WIDOW
OF cIALLAm's ASSISTANT
ENGINEER. DEMANDS DAM
ACTS

The first damage suit against the
Puget Sound Navigation company
growing out OF the loss OF the
steamship Clailam ON January cot
the present year. Was filed IN the
federal court this morning The
plaintiff Il Mis-. BurA G. smith.
wife OF James J. Smith. the assist
ant engineer. Who was iost with the
steamer.
The alleged negligence Of the
company in aendinE out an unaea
worthy vessel IL given a. the cause
Of the death Of Smith and the 81
others who lost their lives In the
wreck.
Mrs. Smith asks damages from
the company In the sum OF $50 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

snoHv pantufu y-s,etesg nIKneu
IN order directing J, A. penholm.
r. ". Murray and Frank d. Cole
10 turn over all the property OF the
Washington Match Company 10 @.
+. RoeVea who was appointed
trustee under tho bankruptcy law
by the federal court. Tho three
men were appointed receivers OF
the company by the Pierce county
superior court aud the order OF
iudgo lianford reversea that of the
nnneIlor eonrl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
SHOT
DOWN
UNKNOWN MAN KILLED by
sALooNKEEPER AT Burru


BUTTE. Mont, June Am uH.
known man was shot dead In his
tracks early this morning while at.
tempting to hold up Frank Iron
side. proprietor Of the Ogden sa
loon. according to the story OF the
latter. Pending an Investigation
however. lronslde viii be kent In
jail
lronside declares the dead man
Was q member Of a party OF seven
who had been carouslnK In his
place, and that the robher seiEed a
gun from behind the bar. compel.
ling him Co throw up hta hands
While forcing him Co treat the
gang. lronside says he seized an
other revolver and fired. killing the
unknown man. -Four arrests have
been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
LEIoHToN OBJECTS

Police Sergeant leighton objects
10 the appointment OF Edward Roth
al patruiman. Roth r. said 10 have
struck Leighton two years ago at
the Grand opera house while the
latter Vas making an arrest and
To have remarked that he would
strike an officer whenever he got a
chance. Roth has already taken
the required civil service exRmina-
ton and Is ON the eligible llst for
appointment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

Further proof that impure we'll water in
Woodland Park and in Fremont has been
producing typhoid fever has been found by
City Chemist Smith. In a report submitted
to Health Officer Ludlow this morning he
states that four more samples given him for
analysis are of water impure and unfit for
use
DR. Ludlow has notified Frank North,
who lives at 7oS North Thirty-eighth street
IN Fremont that his family is liable to be-
come sick If the well water is used longer.
and recommends that he secure city water.
DR. Ludlow also notified the park board
of the dangerous condition OF the spring
and wrll at Woodland Park. The polluted
spring is just north OF the childrens play
ground in the park, and he recommends
that the board fiji II up and put up signs
notifying the public OF its impurity.
Chemist Smith has also reported that the
water in the well OF Edward Bates. at s632
Evanston avenue. IS bad. being eontaminat-
ed by animal matter. and that the water
used BY Mrs. J. Easson at 77z2 Eastlake sv-
enue is polluted by vegetable natter
From The Seattle Daily Star. May 2oth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
PEABODY ROASTED

DENVER. Colo. June f.--Gov-
srnor Peabody was roasted to a turn
AZ a mass meeting 81 the Western
Federation o. Miners. held here las,
night 10 protest against the inear-
csratisn Of President Meyer. who Is
confined In the military prison OF
Tellurids on the ground Of a mill
tary necessity"
Resolutions were adopted con-
demning the use Of the military In
connection with atrikea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
The Swell Dance

Wsgner'a 25-pieco band. See ad.,
page g. s's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04
A Drop OF Well Water

Where human beings are and animal life
reside. il is impossible to have pure well
water. Filth and impurities will be carried
from the surface by water into the we'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-04

The Canadian Paciflc's transoon-
tinental train. the Imperial limited,
will be put In commission between
Seattle and 81. Paul and Montreal
on June II. II wili make the trans
continental run in four days and
six hours. and Is scheduled 10 leave
Seattle al 1886 at noon each day
and IL due here at g. 5 IN the af-
tsrnoon OF each day.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-28

ANCHOR LINE L. S. MAIL. STEAM
SHIPS
NEW YORK. LONDONDERRY AND
GLASGOW.
NEW YORK. GIBRALTAR AND Ma
PILES.
Superior accommodation. Excellent Cut
sine. The Comfort OF Passengers Carefully
Considered. Single or Round Trip Tickets
between New York and Scotch English.
Irish and all principal Scandinavian and
Continental points at attractive rates
send fer Book of Tours. For tickets or
neuersal information apply to any local
agent Of the Anchor Line or to
HENDERSON BROS.
Genl AGENTS Chicago. III.
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~ NANTED-Position as cook in good
hotel: twenty years experience in the
best hotels in the country. Can bring
second cook if wanted; also good dining
room girl. Address Experienced
Cook" care Eagle S-2tX
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DR.. ]. v. Shuts
Specialist

IN Medical. Surgl-
cal and Electrical
treatment OF al
Chronic. Nervous.
Skin and Private
Diseases. male and
female Offer. Ia
North Main street.
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OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT.
sToRE ROOMS soR REM.

Fea RESr-Ssore room. 15xfs8. =; - y
Naia. after June J. II stelHbschsi.
phone ils7- SIX
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WANTED-If you are in need of an ex-
perienced man for stockkeeper. clerk,
office man or hookkeeper. with AL ref
erences, good penman and rapid calcu-
lator. write &C. S. E. care Eagle
4-tu-thu- fri sat-su-5tx
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WANTED-We want 1o.0oo agents for
greatest household seller ever invented;
best money-maker on record: actually
sells in every house. send lSc for COM
plete sample ard our two mammoth cat
aloSues of agents supplies Southern
Mercantile Co.. Dept S. Houston.
Texas. l-L-u
wANTED-Agents for the best laundry
in Kansas. Liberal commission Ad
dress Wichita Steam Laundry. Att
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a machine we do not carry in our i'm
mense stock of new and second hand
tvpewriters We guarantee our prices
are as low as any competitors. AL
makes sold on easy payments Type
writer's rented $i.se per month. Expert
typewriter reparer to make type
writers write right. Ask for prices and
samples OF work United Typewriter
CO. isS-tf
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TYPEWRTrERS-Bo sold, repaired
and rented All makes Sold on pay
ments. Miilison ONCE Supply Co.
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HolIsrs EoR REhr

FOR RENT-Five-room house. cellar and
stable. 1i27 S. Lawrence, $ 10 paying
tenant Poppletou, 609 z. Central.
SIX
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SOLICITORS WANTED.

wANTEp-Two experienced solicitors.
either sex; position permanent Room /.
over llo Z. Douglas avenue 1A-U