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Gilpin observer., 1904-05-12
BLACK HAWK.

Chris Fox was passenger to Denver
last Friday afternoon.
J.F. Hopkins of the New York mill,
was up from Denver last Friday.
Miss Ella Rachofsky and little brother
were passengers to Denver last Friday
afternoon.
VIM. Maughan, who attended the Re-
publican convention in Denver last Fri
day, returned home Saturday evening.
Mr.. James went to Denver Saturday
afternoon to spend few days with her
daughter.
Mrs Frank Brazil was a passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mccarthy was pass
enger to Denver Saturday afternoon.
John Keyes went to Denver Saturday
afternoon.
Phil Rohling went to Golden Satur-
day afternoon to visit with his family.
Thomas Collins was a passenger to
the valley Saturday afternoon.
Democratic primaries tonight and the
Convention Saturday night.
Mrs John Merz will move to Leyden
next week where her husband is en-
gagged in working at the coal mine.
Osgood Blake was q visitor to Denver
last to see his mother who is ill in that
city.
w. Ostrander was visitor to Denver
last Friday, being delegate to the Re-
publican convention.
Mrs. j. A. Richmond returned from
Denver Monday evening. The DR.. re-
turned yesterday. They will shortly
leave here for the GUNNER, first spend
ing month or 80 at their ranch near
Denver, and then going east to visit
their homes and also the Worlds fair.
Neil Burroughs left here last Saturday
morning for his former home in New
Jersey. This is his second visit there
within the last three months, but this
time he was summoned there as wit
ness in a murder trial, which he witness
sed just after his arrival :here the first
time.
Cards are announcing the marriage on
the 29th Of May of Miss Ella Rachofsky
OF this city and Joseph M. Hurwitz OF
Denver. The ceremony will occur in
Denver.
The annual ball given by the firemen
last Friday evening was one Of the most
enjoyable affairs ever held in this city
Koenigsberg's orchestra furnished ex-
cellent music and tbe large crowd pres.
ent enjoyed themselves to their hearts
content.
Niota Council, Degree OF Pocahontas
will give their third annual ball tomor-
row night at fremen's hall, and invite
everyone to be present. Tickets are but
SO cents and you will certainly have a
good time.
On May several of the members OF
the local tribe OF Red Men went to
Idaho Springs where business meet
ing of the Clear Creek Valley Red Mems
Association was held. A most en:husi-
astic meeting was held, representatives
OF all the tribes of the district being
present, and arrangements we're partially
made for the biggest meeting ever held
in the district. The association will
meet this year on Flag day-June IA,
at Black Hawk, and arrangements have
been concluded for special train from
Idaho and Georgetown which is expect.
ed to bring at least 200 Red Men and
their ladies here, also band. There
will be speaches, parade, entertain
ment and in the evening big ball. Ben
Hurwitz is chairman OF the entertain
ment committee and Louis Rachofsky
Gilpin observer., 1904-05-12

Kansas City and St. Louis Are Besr
Reached via the Union Pacific. Two
elegantly equipped, fast trains daily.
See your local agent or address E. r
Griffin, General Agent, Denver.
Gilpin observer., 1904-05-12
spriss Time.

The winter IL past, tho cold IL gone,
Flowers and singing birds are come;
The turtle is heard in our land,
Thrilling its notes, with natures band.
Gentle spring, morning of life;
Fresh with leaves and flowers,
From the isle Of immortal youth.
AL nature new blossoms bear.
Treadins softly DER the mountains,
Leaping, dancing on the lea,
Comes the green Of nature showefing
blessings, bounteous and free.
Springtime of flowers and song,
Fresh as the birds on the wing:
Minslipg their song to the tune
OF the rippling, bubbling rill.
Like damsel, decked with jewels.
Ready for her bridal hour;
Like an angel, clad in brightness,
Welcomed by each tree and flower.
Sweet child of . stormy sire,
Cold winters snow and ice;
Baking in the suns warm rays,
Chanting with birds their lays.
Lark and linnet haste to meet her:
Hills and dales rejoice and sing;
Nature chants in alteration,
Valleys with sweet echoes ring.
Gentle spring, rejoicing victor
Der storms and winters blast;
Blooming among the weary wildes,
And wales and downy lawns.
Bounteous spring, thou dost inspire
Mirth and youth, and warm desire;
All Of life is of thy dressing
All creation boasts thy blessing.
Spring has spread her fresh green mantle,
Mountains bloom with flowers wild;
Daisies smile and cowslips ponder,
As they watch dame natures child.
Spring. we're told BY sage and sire,
Is an emblem Of returning life
From winters cold and icy death
To live in full immortal youth.
Welcome, spring. We wish thy stay,
Our hearts are with thee in thy reign:
Sweet IL thy reign. but too, too short.
30 coon again. too soon We part.
Sweet youth loves fragrant flower;
Oh! can It be. We all must die
And make our early winter tomb
Where first We smile and bloom2
-HxNRY TRHzIsE.
Gilpin observer., 1904-05-12
ParacaSSph Cures

the following ailments, whether recent or
Of long standing, 1t cures in scientific
rianner and does not in any way affect
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FOR SALE-Real Estate:
1Go acres, mostly bottom. newly I'M
= proved close Ia Wichita. $500. -
$50 acres. good house, barn, 1000 young
fruit trees. all bottom. close to Wichita,
$50 per acre.
Four nicely improved farms not far
from the city. and all well located, good
land and good improvements, $3.50
each
100 acres. as fine land. miles of Wichita
and all bottom. $50 per acre.
150-acre farm. nicely improved, miles
from Mt Hope This farm has every
thing in the way Of Improvements. and
strictly bottom land and first-class; so
per acre.
Improved. This is bargain, $500.
Six S9-acre farms. all within L miles of
Wichita. and all nicely improved
For further particulars as 10 improve
ments. location. quality call or. or adj
dress our agent. L. S. Trotter.
- pieces Of vacant and improved acre
property in and adjoining Wichita. from
$500 up.
CITY PROPERTY.
Seven-room cottage. modern except fur
mace. blocks north, on one of the
principal avenue. fine location. 30 feet
front. Beat it il you can-s2, 100.
Nght-rcom. modern home. on North
Emporia. 90 feet front 5000.
Six swell. modern homes. on North
Lawrence avenue; some nice ones on
topeka. ard number on North Mar
Ret and Waco avenue. The prices are
right and the property good.
See our agent. Trotter. who will give
YOU al the information desired.
Vacant lots in all parts of she city.
Room 4, Over 1ol y. Main Street.
ac-1ty
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LEGAL


published January l.. 1904
NOTICE To CREDITORS.
No gag
In re-W. 4. Snecd and J. II. Sneed. a
partnership under the Firm Name and
Sty.e Of ". A. SGeed & Company.
Bankrupts.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
The creditors OF the above named ~. a
Snsed and j. T. Snecd are hereby notified
that they have been ad51dgei baakrugts
in The Court OF Bankruptcy for the dis
tTict or Kansas and the first meeting 81
the said creditors FOR the purpose of
choosing = trustee. the public exzrn3na-
tion Of the bankrupts. and the transaction
- such other business as may properly
come before the meeting wfl be held at
the Office CT c. V. Ferguson. Referee, fl
the city Of Wichita Sedxwick county
Kansas on the s9,h day OF January. 81 %
o'cicck a. N.
Creditors should present ;h-ir claims for
allowance 1T this meeting.
Wichita. Kan, Jan. IS. .yH
c Y. FERGUSON
51-sln-it Referee r. BankTGrtcy.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate Bargains:
a 2-story brick. in first block on North
Main, that pays 10 per cent net.
Two history bricks, on North Main,
leased for 2 years at s25 per month,
5000.
A 2-story building, on East Douglas
avenue. on the pavement. rents S4S 80
per month: paving tax paid. ON the
north side OF Douglas avenue, this week,
$4,000.
A modern. new cottage. close in, on st.
Francis, 30 feet; a bargain.
a suburban residence, rooms. cellar.
cistern. fine lawn, l acre of ground. on
car line. wind pump and tank. your own
waterworks, fenced chicken-tight, close
to school; this week, $l,SD9.
4 broom, modern cottage, good barn,
corner. rents for SIS. Price. $3.50.
A o-rocn1, modern cottage, close in, east
front, nice, rents SIS. Price, 100.
\ broom cottage, 20 feet. rents for s.
per month; snap. $3.50.
A 10-acre tract, new 4-room house and
barn. fenced hog-ught, $3.50.
10 acres. good orchard. acres IN alfalfa,
4-room house. barn. $3.50.
160 acres, S-roQ,a, new house, large barn,
joins the city. SIS per acre.
10 acres Arkansas river bottom. good
house and barn: joins the city: an ideal
dairy farm; has been operated as such
for a number of years; telephone line to
the city; $50 per acre.
Vacant lots on Cleveland avenue, near
ingalls, school. Will have street car
will double in price in the next six
months.
A number OF cottages and vacant lots
on easy payments.
NJ w. KEOHANE & Co.
53-1tx 12s n. Main.
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FOR SALE-Bargains for the Buyer:
Two-story brick, on Main street, at 1920.
Now paying u per cent on this amount.
Three-story brick, on Main street.
Rentals now net liz per cent on price
asked.
Two-story brick on Douglas. Bargain.
Finest S0-aCre tract in the county; good
buildings orchard, near city.
20-acre fruit farm, cheap.
120-acre fruit farm, at q price that will
pay for itself in 4 years.
Fine. modern. 12-roem house, close in.
on best street in city, 5000.
New 5-room cottage, close in. S1.l50.
New Groom cottage. barn, cistern, eel
lar. 90 feet, one block to street car,
$3.50
so feet choice. close in, on South Law
renee, 81 go.
so feet on Waco. at a bargain
a $4,000 stock OF general merchandise
to trade for farm
Good s5,e00 business block to trade for
farm.
How is this? : rooms. 20 feet. east
front. blocks north. on Topeka, for
only few days, $e,50o.
u ". II. RAUCH.
Under Kansas National Bank.
5S-Itx
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FOR SALE-Texas Land:
.3le acres fine land. 1S5 in cultivation.
IA miles of river front covered with
fine oak timber, IS per acre; one-thrd
cash. balance long time, or may take
cash. balance long time. or may take
some good rental property for part
Timber on this tract will bring more
than price Of land | sold Wichita
this. and another Wichita man tract
Of 1.5oo acres north of this; close TO
railroad and packing house. Most all
tracts I sell in this country have beau
tiful. deep. clear lakes. full of game
dsh.. on them. Stock runs all year here
without feeding. Alfalfa cuts times
n season in this couutry-
TRACT NO. .
$50 acres with river front. 800 acres
in cultivation. tenant houses. brick
residence all necessary outbui6ings
yards. fences inleis and outlets for ten
ants AMI stock: all varieties Of timber
know To this climate: magnolia trees
about house; fine cattle or hog ranch
Protected in winter and shaded in sum
nsr salt water fish. oysters s few
miles below: bathing equal 10 the beach;
cIost 10 postoffice school and church.
and in rice belt; SIS per acre This is a
fortune 10 the investor at the price.
TRACT NO. 5
$50 acres. ore mile from Fearne, Texas,
fenced 10 houses. This is on Little
Brazos river. ard as fine land rs there IS
on earth for cotton. corn. oats wheat
and alfalfa VIII rent fer $3.50 cash.
Price. s7.So9.
TRACT NO. 4
go acres 40 acres IN bottom, > houses
miles from Eearne. Texas: % acres cf
Johnson county grass: made 500 bales
OF hay this season. This viii pay &c
per cent On price asked. Ss.@,e.
TRACT NO. :.
ca acres. aS good rice land rs there IS
in Texas: - is IA miles from Houston:
all IN p-airis- Can sci fCT - Per acre.
I have Just returned from IN Inspection
OF these properties. and know they ara
the cream az values. ] VII take some
narties down there the 18th 81 Janu-
airy Gene and talk with me and mako
arrangements to tOin us. Can suit you
in any SIC homes you want
J. \. CLARK. 40 (. Douglas. room =
rs-lf
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FOR SAI.E-A flrst-olass bottom farm c.
10 acres. With a large --story. frame
house large barn ana other out-bailsl
.ngs: farm well fenced ard most all
under good state cf cultivation; coed
orchard: located ii aCigh5oraooi OF
Peek. Cen sell It the right price.
aeo-aers .sr,sl. located miles frcrs
CONWAY Spring.. san seresx growing
Whea. al in cultivation except pasture
az A. acres. Price Sc sco
~ acres. located - miles from Derby.
all sown ia wheat Price. $50.
j. W. CLENDESrN & CO.
SILT fs7 :. Topeka Ave
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FOR SALE
100 acres of good valley land. no in cul-
tivation, balance grass. IS acres alfalfa,
good orchard, barn and other buildings
ali new, living water, miles of city.
Must sell; only $500
240 acres bottom lad. or Cows.zin, 161
in cultivation, 50 acres grass. Groom
house, gTaDares, close to school, miles
OF city. Bargain. $500.
50 acres OF river bottom land, well i'm
proved. choice corn land. $4,000.
40 acres of improved bottom, suitable
for garden or fruit, miles of city,
s2,Ss.
20 acres, 5 miles of packing house, y
acres alfalfa, 6-rocm house, barn; nice
home. for s1.Soc.
$40 acres good river bottom land. 80 acres
alfalfa, ? sets of improvements, :55
per acre.
100 acres excellent bottom land. with
fine improvements and large orchard.
adtoins city. s1j.5oe
CITY PROPERTY.
s room house, corner 10th and Enporia,
with 50 feet front. $500
acres and room cottage. Darn, close
in. ESQ.
6 room house, second block CT Ohio,
81 400.
If you want TO sell or buy farm, ranch
or city property, it Will nav You To see
me or write for price list.
JOHN FERRfTER.
i3T y. Main.
53-tf
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-At a bargain. an attractive,
and aoored attic. two Wig closets and
pantry. half pitch roof and tive gables,
TWO large porches: interior finish hard
pine; elegantly papered: 5exi5G feet: x
block from car line. on Ernpcria avenue
Address Owner" care Eagle. Silk
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State of Kansas. County OF Sedgwick. Sc
/. G.. Gehring. President. and T. John r.
hnoblauch. Secretary. OF the within
named association. do soiemniy swear
that the within and foregoing Is a true
and complete statement of the CONDITION
Of said association: that no item OF
liability has been omitted therefrom or IL
improperly set forth; that the assets and
liabilities. profits and losses receipts ard
disbursements. shown therein represent
actual and hons-fsde transactions and
contain no worthless or accommodation
paper: that all loans are properly secured: :
that am familiar with the transa ctIons
OF said association. and that TO the best
OF my knowledge and belief It's business
IL conducted in accordance with law
So help me. God.
G.. GEIR1NG. President
JOHN F. KNOBLAUcH.
Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me. this
18th day Of January. 1904.
(SeaLj J. u. RICHARDSON.
Notary Public
CIy commission expires March a. 1917
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
A small Groom house. large barn. east
front lot in Mathewson's addition, $50
Easy terms.
A fine 50-foot lot. on Ohio avenue, with
4-room house, cheap at $500. Land alone
worth. $3.50.
\ new 5-roonn cottage. on New York
avenue in Mathewsons addition. close
TO street cars. only $500.
A 7-room house. 100 feet of ground
barn, fruit and shade. in Lawrence's
Seventh addition. Dayton avenue, West
Side. 1880. Worth 5000
A 5-roonl cottage. on South Washing
ton. with good lot. $3.50.
A new. extra large 5-room house. IN
Msthewson's addition. near school. with
cement walks. etc. 81 30. Cannot be
duplicated less than $3.50.
A 7-room cottage. in Mathewson's adj
dition. s2.003. Half cash.
east Of the court house. with bath and
city water; snap at $3.50 VIII sell
anywhere FOR S1.15o.
- A b-rcom mouse. Nv Ieet anu Darn. on
the West Side. very convenient to the
proposed shops of the Missouri Pacific.
$3.50
A groom house near the Mccormick
school and Orient railroad shops, under
price, at $50.
A modern. 2-story 7-room house. on
South Water. only :. of a mile south. in
best repair. s.. 900.
A new modern cottage. on South To-
peka. desirable location. Zoo.
HARTFORD WESTERN LAND co.
SILT lis z First Street.
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Directors Certificate.
We. the undersigned Directors 81 rsif
association. have examined the wtthin
statement. have compared ssme with tss
books OF the association. and hereby err
tify that the same n correct
JOHN r. KNCBLAUCa.
q. q. ECKSTEfS.
G.. GEHRISG
a G. HUSEY.
X 81. GRfBI
!. ~ RICHARDSON.
". :. GRANT
DANIEL. r. BOONE.
a. =. sAJR
Wichita. Kan. Jan. Is. ises
We. the undersigned auditing cos,-
mittee. having examined the books ard
accounts of The German American Beiid-
ans and Loan association, Ord that they
are correct and that shev arrec with
the statement 20 che bank commsssione-
hereto attached.
GEORGE I. PRATT.
CEO. A. CLARK.
J. +. ". MEYER.
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REAL ESTATE foa SALE

FOR SALE@Vacant lots.
20 feet at the southwest corner of To
speka and Morris streets. $3.50.
100 feet in 18th block, north Lawrence
81 600.
100 feet on N. L. corner 18th and Market
$3.50
- feet on n. W. corner 18th and Law
renee, $3.50
100 feet on Park Place ave-. near 18Th
street. 5000.
loo feet on Jackson near 18th street, $50
100 feet on Vine near Douglas. west side
800.
100 feet on S. Water. north of Harry
500.
80 feet on Jefferson, south of 18th street
$780,
l0offeet near Douglas. west Of Hillside
$500
Can at our Office over III N Main ST.
STEWART e. BURNS. 53-Su-We-2t
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FOR SALE-Ten-acre tract. well i'm
proved. close in. az bargain. J. t.
Dorsey, -. East Third ss-itx
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FOR SALE-Four-roon house. 9th cellar
and detached summer kitchen: fine we'll
at back porch: lot 5aS-59: close IN. AT
Anthony, Kan Would exchange fer
Wichita property. C z c. care
kasle -"1-ir-st.-st1
FOR SALE-On North Market south or
Central aveHI;e. easr trent cottage q
6 rooms and reception hall porcsisi ia
bath. closet. hot and cold water ss
- feet. paved stTeet in trent. pa-e3 a.
ley IN rear. Price. $50: $50 cash bal
ance on time Reese < g. IIs z FIRST
street sl--s
FOR SALE-Six-roon cottage. IN the tn
block On North Water, With = feet.
sea-
Eight-roo-n. new residence. on College
Hill on street car line. with = feet
for 8. &C..
Six-roou cottsge. in the third block on
Indiana sveHDe. with - feet. s. - cash
and $40. IN small payments
Five-roorn house. n -th b.ccz on Sssgzfh
Lawrence. H. feet cement walzs H-S75
Several 1ne building sites on colisge
I'm. cheap. Cal fer iacaticn and prices
Ere tornado ard accident s-s-.ra nee n
the leading companies C Tie c-ite1
States
Also bargains II improved properties II
all aarFs OF the CITY
REESE & CO. IL <. First Street
SIT
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

,fice at Wichita. Kansas. unclaimed for
the week ending Jan. Il. fa1f In calling
for any of ;hese letters say advertised
giving the date.
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FOR SALE--A special bargain in 5o-fooi
residence property. on North Lawrence,
south of Central, s., 100.
SILT FRED ISRAEL.
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FOR SALE-Two lots. nth block " EN-
poria. s425 each.
% feet east front End block Mathewson
Ave-. $40: handsome new cottage 5
rooms, every moiera convenience. ia
Guiding heat. eth block north choica
neighborhood S.oG0 easy terms: IS feet
cement walk. shade. near Franklin
school 500; Tasty rev room fottase
sheeted and lined, Well built. 81 feet
east front. $500; - feet or Nov York
Ave, near md street, S4e3: cottage
rooms, good condition 80 feet east front
near Washington school 81 Csc: five
room cottage 81 feet east front. Sth
block. s. Water street 81. 500; new
room cottage. pantry. closet porch. -
feet. well located west side $50: ct,
feet, It'll block 5. Topeka 81 10: 10
feet east front on GhautaGQua near
Douglas. sic: splendid new residence on
college hill. rooms. cellar. barn )
feet. east front 500. fotr iine lots with
shade, blocks west CT Seneca street
west side, $3.50 each; modern cottage
End block y. EnDosia harm shade asa
lawn. 80 feet L. fronf. $500. new mod
ern room cottage .th block ST FRAMES
very attractive. elegantly haishssi
= 800: new room c5ttsge 18th beck
y. ElcDofia modern excSent heat. very
cheap at &. 3oa. new rom cottas e
cellar. stable. 90 feet east front on Lulu
$1.Vo a bargain. choice selection Of
to 5 acres. at rock bottom prices
A. &. DICKSON,
2ai Douglas.
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FOR SALE-cn payments houses = 6sr-
f-re-t parts % city. prceS $50 ~ C 80
Matter Morris. IL y. Main 53-lt
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FOR SALE-Two east front lots, on
North Lawrence. between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets. for SIS a piece.
Nothing can be bought in this block
anywhere near this figure.
HARTFORD WESTERN LAND CO.
us East First Street
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FOR SALE-16o acres of fine bottom land.
61s miles from Wichita; good 5-room
house. barn, orchard. living water; one
of the best. Price. $1,000 =
81 acres near Sunnydale: 4-room house,
barn. good orchard, all good land. 100.
IS acres. miles out; S-room house,
barn. fine orchard, y bottom land. $4,000.
JOHN FARMER & CO.. Jog n. Main.
52-9t
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FOR SALE-One ranch of 1.t57 acres. on
Rock creek. in Butler county, Kansas
has 125 acres in alfalfa. 800 acres fenced
hog-tight. excellent feed lots. fine tim
Der water and 10-room house, with all
sorts of outbuiIdings.
= One we'll improved ranch of /, 400 acres.
on Plum creek: we'll improved and finest
Of water excellent grass and a very
desirable ranch. A bargain.
One 800 acres well improved and cheap.
Also many other tracts of grass land
well watered and fine grass. and at bet
ter prices for the buyer than can ever
be had again after this season. Now is
a good time to secure your grass lands,
before they get too high.
We are headquarters for all grass land
propositions and it will be to your in
terest to consult US. A. s. NELSON.
SILT 1877 n. Main st.
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FOR SALE-Good bosom farm, near Mt
b, Hope. room house, barn cattle sheds
corn crib, granery. fruit. u acres
alfalfa 30 acres pasture. 70 acres
meadow. fenced, $40 per acre.
$50 acres between rivers bottom. y miles
north. fair improvements, $50 per acre
Bottom farm. 800 acres. adjoining Clear
water, good improvements. 40 acres
wheat, 10 acres orchard, 4 acres blue
grass. 10 acres alfalfa. plenty of timber
$50 per acre.
A c. DICKSON,
2o1 z. Douglas.
SILT
FOR SALE-Fifty feet. nice ground. on
Missouri Pacific switch, opposite new
freight depot Suitable for wholesale
house. Inquire at the Kansas National
bank. SS-n
FOR SALE-Fifty feet. on Pennsylvania,
just off Douglas. cement walk, $3.50.
30 feet, on Fannie, just below Lincoln,
east front, fine site. $50
Southwest corner Blaine and Cleveland,
1I0x131 feet, east and north front, S275.
Some new, modern houses, cheap.
J. F. HOLLICKE.
Phone Sl4 Over Kan. Natl Bank.
53-1tX