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1 1,. 8 iiiE iiro niHBH sum inn Cancer, Tenter, Piles, CaUrrb, Ulcer till BARGAINS IN KANSAS sad Skia Diseases. THE tgllfcTS. Chleaeo. Nov.

27 WHEAT lower ia Successfully cured by a combination I (TIm Real Ettte Dealers whose advertisements la thL miuma are thoroughly reliable and ihs fcarjilnJ i of Medicated Ottt. Thousands of per Usey one? we wormy oi sonsiaerauon. dc si. re to oecio i no Fiau ana prccze wbcd wnuii' sons come or send to Dr. Bye, of Kan bits and fair offering brought an easy feelinir in the wheat today with De- tmv.

sas City, for-this wonderful OIL Mmhor lower, at 71i71c. A Many cases are treated at home with it strong advance 1n wheat at St. Louis in BARQAI1NS IF YOt? want to sell your farm or ranih, write J. Sixth Topeka, Kan. out the aid of a physician.

Persons fluenced shorts to rover nere ana uruugm December up to a firm close, Vtl-ke higher. afflicted should write for illustrated at ivao. I book showing the various diseases be TO TRADEA', section land tn WelJ CORN Corn openea steaay. wun. jlccui Good Farm Lands! Secure hbmt of rich land 'still ebeae ia Kir man.

tka best waicrcd county ia- Notice favorable local ion oa statt map. Fot full inhtrmatioa and particulars vrite far book entitled "Oat There in Kuui" Address, Frank Welasehenk. Manager, Kingnua County Cokmisatioa Comnaay. Kingataa. Kaataa county, Colo, for Vi in south -central Kan fore and after treatment.

Physicians I ber a shade tower to a shade higher, at endorse mild method Of treat-1 61e614c The reaction in corn continued. sas. Address A. ureenwooa, uaiesouig. 111.

ment Call on or address Dr. Bye. cor. Jfl'ff closea ana vi.th a -a a I higher, at C2c mum wu juuuag vti. mv.

I fJATS IMCetnDCr Openea uuwn. OFFERED BY ARTHUR M. OOUDARD, ALTON. KAN. i RIVER BOTTOM FARM.

No. 119 A 1C0 acres 3 miles from railroad town with 90 acres under cultivation. '70 -acres In pasture. 100 acres under fence. 10 acres of alfalfa.

mile of nice tlmbetv running water, wells that NEVER FAIL, water- supplv Frame housa with addition 12x11. five moms, built In lvv cood outside cellar." Frame barn fluctuated and reacted to its opening COME TO OSBORNE CO. that stood nt head of the list on wheat, or send for land list and map giving full information. W. F.

Cochran. Osborne. Kan. ngure. WHY N0RT0NY1LLE KEEPS ARMED.

WHEAT Cash o. 3 rea. No. 3 red No. 2 hard winter.

73c: MILLER CLARK, $17 KANSAS AVE. No. 3 hard winter. 71ic; No. 1 northern Farms, and all classes of land In ode em an county.

Kansas, for sale. The Reatoa Ber Gtizens Are Such CxceBett spring. 73 744c: No. 2 northern spring, nWtite: No. 3 Fpring.

6.vfj72c. CORN No. 2. tic: No. 3.

rt-i62c. Write me what you want. Correspondence solicited. James W. Winn, eunore.

Kan. No. 7398 room brick house. 40, foot east front, bard, close in; If sold soon can be sold for $2,700, No. 7378 n-oni cottace, cellar, city Mcrksmea cad Qakk te Shoot.

The recent battle with the escaped federal convicts at Nortonvill provokes inquiry as to why the town is prepared for such emergencies. It Is 14x21. cne story room for head of horses, I torrals sullkient for 200 head, cow Fhcd, hon biiis- on" of the best feed lots OATS-No. 2, 43ic: No. 3, 'y434c.

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET. MODEL. STOCK FARM. 640 acres bottom land, all under cultivation: water; vnral ImnmvmnMits! liMr and school: water, bam. 45 foot front.

Kansas Chicaeo. Nov. 27. CATTLE Good to Drlme steers, lti.254il.00: doot to medium unusual for a town with less than a full particulars address Owner; Box 472.: No. 623-40 acres of od upland.

1m-Kansas City. Mo. No agents need apply i proved, for orl- n.200. No. fcl lfc- nice ui d.

Improved, thousand people to be so well equipped cows. Sl.a5Cj4.73: heifers. canners. with rifles and men who know how to I bulls, SL75fc5.w. calves, 12.50 use them.

The town has had its share U. -t FOR SAIE By the owner. A first-class dairy, stock and grain farm of 229 acre, lies gently rolling. Can all be cultivated, crad buildlna-a of ail kinds, arood location mi uuiu-ups. auoui years ago a siure I good to choice heavy, U5; rougr 3 miles of go rndtowi: J3.200.

Are you ur a good h- in city or a frria? If so, rime and us or write once. We h.ivn them r-' ran suit MILXJCR CLcAltiC 617 Kansas ac. Topeka. Kan. of McCarthy Layson was robbed ot I heavy, 5.45ft5.w; liht, Sj.oo.e; bum jH A K.imImamm PIm.

rk saiw, mwv.9. li? inura, ivHta flip mrrimliin: 1 K. several thousand dollars. The deed was 8HEKP Gckki to choice wetners. 3.w -r done at evening when U.

C. McCarthy, inn fair tn rhniw mixed t2.7Ml.r40: WPSS I "vk- who was then postmaster, and his era aaeep, wwP iuwa vrin nwa 4 'milM froi f.WiweierauBn.HWft.H. IWMar- i rrim rountv. Kansas. 500 rt- clerks were in the store.

Afterwards the store of A. J. Perry was robbed of pasture, br nee in cultivation, twe KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK. if S'xSO. tc j.

one 7 and one lmo, several hundred dollars. Several years Kansas cut. rxov. it.r-nuve pri ash. balance can run ft Scott, 6t5 Kansas ago the Nortonvllle State bank was en Deer steers.

S4.we.2u: Texas anu inaiani. J- ja.I Sieers, J.W4-1.(HF, ieas i ave. tered and its safe blown to pieces. Three or four years ago a gang of native cows ana fiuck- ers and.feeders. bulls.

12.00X13; I a FINE BARQAUn tN HEAT FARM. thieves were traced there and a running I calves. 2.7595.25, HOGS Heavy, o.90ffi6.to: packers. inn bpi-m smooth i.uTrle. 30 miles west fight took place, the gang being finally TWENTIETH CENTURY PROGRESS.

SCOTT SCOTT. IfiO acres joining town on Rock Island. $.150. 160 acros joining on Rock Island, $350. 5,000 acrr ram h.

living water, timber, good improvements, $3.50 per acre. 160 acres. 8 miles of town. $KS0. 320 acres, 100 acres in wheat, all fenced.

IV, miles from good town. 1.20 ranch, well Improved, near railroad. ISO acres, all fine land, one mile from Burklin, the new division on Rock Island, $1,000. 10.000 acre ranch, well Improved, living water, timber, alfalfa land. $3.50 per acre.

SCOTT 8COTT. C13 Kansas Topeka, Kan. 5.9o: medium, light. 1 0f Kansas City n.at irra Fe railroad; yorkers. S3.Ki5.a: pigs.

5.15. I ralx house: corn; 18 acres al-RH FHP Muttons. Xt.i.li'.:tSu: It nirn i oin aura. W4.50; yearlings. wethers, S3.10&I Qow in wheat.

$4,000: Gue-ih. cash. 640 Kansas Farmers Are No Longer Compelled to Resort to the'Barbarity of the Chopping Block on Thanksgiving. captured In Missouri. These are some of the reasons why a half dozen men well armed and such unerring marks, men were to be found on short notice the other day.

The men of the posse were cool and determined. They wast- 3.50; ewes, $2.753.23. acres smooth prairie, 2 miles from Western county seat, cres, a Kansas valley Dottom: koou iuu KANSAS CITY PRODUCE. acres In alfalfa, $3,000. S70 acres good bot Kansas City.

Nov. 27. Close WHEAT tom land, well improved: 100 acres alfalfa. for Manila. The body wfll be broughtled no time in preliminaries.

The town I Dec. 6sVac; May. 72ic. Cush: No. 2 hard.

$15 an acre. All are bargains. the country. In a tirst class neighbor-hcMMl. 75 acrt8 of growing wheat goes with the place If bought at once.

Offered at a bargain: $2,500. RIVER BOTTOM LAND. No. 120 A 160 acres mllea from two Kood railroaj towns. from school, has 145 acres under cultivation.

15 acres of grass land. imali frame house 14x23, one-story, frame addition 12xl, 3 rooms. Can, assure an abundance of water on the plact. 150 acres of this land would make splendid alfalfa ground. 145 acres sown to wheat, all of which goos wfth the place If bought at once for $3,000.

This Is a splendid farm and will make somebody a home worth having. It is all valley land. A FINE FARM. No. 121 A W' acres 3 mllis from railroad town, situated in the Solomon river valley, 200 acres under cultivation, i acres In alfalfa.

280 acres in pasture, has running water, and wells that never FAIL, water supply unlimited. Irame house 18x28 with aauitlon 22 feet square, nnd summer kitchen 12x1(5. has 7 rooms, good outside cellar, framo barn 14x4. room for 12 head' of horses. 3.000 bushel of grain, stone henhouse.

2 larse corrals. 280 acres under fence, 175 A-res growing wheat looking fine goes with the place. Offered cheap $12 per aero. Th Is a bargain and is Just the place for a man who wishes to handle stock In connection with his farming. A FINE V1IEAT FARM.

No. IK A-320 acres situated ten miles frtm railroad town. mile from school. 2 miles from postotltce. 260 acres Under cultivation, 45 acres under fence in pasture, lots of good, never-falling water.

Frame house, frame barn, frame granary, chicken house, windmill. In a good neighborhood. 140 acres in small grain, ono-thlnl of which goes with the farm. Special price for 30 days. $3,000.

A FINE CREEK BOTTOM FARM. No. 105 A 240 acres of creek bottom land s'tuated mile from school, mile from church and about 5 miles from railroad town. Lots of nice timber and water, good frame houso. frame barn, -feed lots, hog sheds and other buildings.

80 acres under cultivation. 25 acres seeded to alfa'fa. 4 acres sown to wheat which goes with the place if bought at once. All, frncod and cross fenced, and Is offered for short time for $2,600 cash. These are some -special bargains which I offer for a short tint" only, nnd If any of them seem to suit you.

you had better mak m-T a vls'l at 'once, as they will not remain on the market long, and the prices quoted are given. with a view of making quick sales. home to Minneapolis for burial. I had suffered so much at the hands ot 1 69'069a-ic; No. 3.

9'4fi63c; No. 2 red. 73 U. U. BUIES, Birmingham, la.

IffaenarannAa that a a I CORN Dec. and May. (tfe. Cash: No. 2 jonn portion was nned i in the federal i-hw icvuucuib court for extracting a letter from a United I desired mixed, 66sc; No.

2 white. irTr; No. 3, 654c. FARMS FOR SALE nia.es man car. Cordon was a car cleaner OATS No.

2 White, 4 V4Sc. RYE No. 2. 62'jc. in Kansas City.

Kan. While cleanine a room house and 17 acres, outskirts of AX0L0TLS IN NORTHWEST KANSAS. HAY Choice timothy. choice on? of the best towns in Kansas. 4'M prairie, 113.00.

trees, large vineyard, barn, hen houses and two wells. Equity. $2,100. rcvnwr wmw lias mm seen auna in I cy. ie.

212 acres. 8 room house, near Lyndon, EGGS Fresh. 22c. Northwest Kaasas. mail car one day he found a letter In it and took It.

He got caught at It. was arrested, pfaded guilty and got ofT with a minimum line on promise not to do It again. J. Ware Butterfleld has presented the State Historical society with a law book from President Pierce's private library. Mr.

Butterlield was given 12 books from President Pierce's library some 25 years nrn anrl It mraa Knnlr. fhL.l. Kan. Fine grove, orchard, about two-thirds in cultivation, balance mow land. Well fenc ed.

$30 ier acre. J. C. Ruppenthal of Russell sends the following to The Mail and Breeze: 10 acres In Allen county gas bf-lt. 73 In your Issue of November 16.

I noticed acres In cultivation, 2S acres In an article and cut concerning axolotls wnu-n is a nu uowintr less tnau 3 rough land, all second bottom. REAL ESTATE ROUDEBUSH. 50 acres 6 miles out, 5 room house, plenty of water. $1,800. 40 acres, 4 miles out.

fine Improvements. 'Wij 40 acres second lottom. 5 miles out. 8 room houc, good barn. 5 acre orchard, acres river bottom.

Improved, close to Tc-pcku. $3 pr acre. 320 acre stock farm, 220 ncrcs orchard, large house, good barn, good spring. $20 per A section of Improved land. 200 acres bottom.

lt acres hay land, balance pasture, no: far from Topk.i. IIS per acre. 70 acres 10 miles our. 50 acres Ixutom. 10 ai res (iinher.

hous nnrt barn. 5 acres bottom. 2 miles from shops, $7T0. 30 acres 1 mile tlty limits. Zi acres l'i milps from tv hnii's.

$3,000. EMM ETT ItorbKBrSII. Thone 207. 115 Mt Sixth St. Tocka.

Kin. he this week gave to the State Historical I and Tfr counties, faraway society. The book was a volume of Storey I from ProP" habitation-Mexico. But nn Partnorahin I axolotls are occasionally found much never fails of crops. No improvements.

$2C per acre. 160 acres In Gray county. level land. 40 acres undrr cultivation, good well, one mile of iiostoffke. Good for farm or stock.

$3.50 per acre. have all of city property for xchange for farm lands. TOPEKA CHAT. Admiral Dewey owns a residence at 311 AVest Tenth avenue In Topeka. lie acquired the place on foreclosure proceedings.

Ml.s Graria Cary Hart of Topeka has written a nerles of articles on Kansas liHtory which are culling forth much favorable comment. Th statistics are Interwoven In the articles In such a manner that the whole forms a very readable istory. The ChicuKo Tribune under a heading "Fortunes In Life Insurance." prints a list of the leadlni; policy holders of the country. Three Kansas men are given, as follows: It. 1 Waggener, Atchison, IHO.OW: 4'alrln Hood.

Kmnorta, C. J. Devlin, ToiKka, $612,000. The Maons of Topeka and surrounding towns tendered Colonel T. W.

Harrison an Informal reception at the Masonic quarters Friday. The reception was for the purpose of congratulating Colonel Harrison upon his appointment as inspector general of the Scottish IUte for Kansas. Dr. R. S.

M'-Oee. a physician of Topeka, nearly died during last week from blood resulting from the bite of cat. Jle was attempting to drive the animal out of his houe. It flew at him nnd bit and scratched his right hand. His hand and urm swelled to twice the normal size.

Judge A. TI. Horton says that no definite nnswer will be received from the Missouri Inclllc on tho proposed extension from Fort Scott through Topeka until next He says that the matter will be taken up In one of the early months next year at tlx ngulur meeting of the board tf directors. News is reached Topeka of the death In the 1'iiilipplnes of Mrs. Ernest Aicnew, wife Jen tenant Agnew, of the Twentieth Kansas, but now of tho Thlrty-pixth regular infantry.

Mrs. Agnew was formerly Mies May Sexton, of Minneapolis. THE STRAUSS AGENCY. Topeka, Kan. Topeka Home Markets.

Topeka, Nov. 27. HOGS. IJGHT 45.25. GRASS CATTLE.

HEIFERS $2.50 3.25. VEAL CALVES. LIGHT $3.5004.25. DRY LOT CATTLE. STEERS COWS AND GRAIN.

NO. 2 WHEAT 64c. NO. 2 WHITE CORN-453C. NO.

3 CORN-tfle. NEW CORN 5TC0c. OATS 10c. PRODUCE. BUTTER 18a EGGS 19c.

farther north and east. I remember see-Contrary to the custom the tast all one we.8t Sylvan Grove, in Lincoln meetings of the State Teachers' association county and oihers In the same region oc-wlll be held in the State house, the execu- thereafter. In the summer of live council having granted the association isw J- Peter Wormerlnger, a druggist of the privilege of using the legislative com- Lucas, Russell county. caught -one mlttee rooms for the meetings of the and preserved It In alcohol and I took it various departments and roundtables. wn me to the State university, which 1 Heretofore these meetings have been held was then attending, and Chancellor Snow in churches and at the school buildings, pronounced it an axolotl.

That specimen Is likely preserved at Lawrence yet. Now, W. II. Wasson. statistical clerk in the Lucas is about t0 miles north and nearly office of the state superintendent of pub- 60 cast of the northeast corner of Ford lie Instruction la suffering from blood pois- county.

However, in this county the rep-oning. resulting from a slight scratch on tile seems to be found only in wells and the leg. Mr. Wasson struck his leg against not in ponds. CVK SALE tlu acre Mission creek farm.

Hni acre improved farm Osage county. mies raiiroaa. uneap. Two quarter sections Improved In Coffey "ouniy. close to railroad.

Cheap. 10 acres, fruit farm, close to Topeka. IRRIGATED HOMES 00 1, 1,000 bine 400 acre tract Wilson county. 32t me eoKe oi a pan in n's haymow a I acres eiu ed. fine springs, IG.25 per acre.

HAZtLNLIS IN KANSAS. week or more ago. He thought nothing about it at the time, but recently it has 'heap. H. NOBLE GEO Good 1.600 acre ranch iiuuer county.

wen swelling ana nas become very painful. fenced, house, stable, etc physlclan Pronouncea blood Neosho County Man Says He Cm "Show" Lands in Ford. Sumner. Rush ana cow- ley counties. Good business property on Kansas ave i Any vse bo uouoia.

A lineman employed by the Missouri and I The usually reliable and accurate Kansas Telephone company, while repair-1 Ing the company's line in the western Dart nPa Capital, in Us daily issue Of nue. North. HIDB flARVET. Good story stone six room nous, two James C. Smith for the weefc lots, Kansas ave.

i TojMjka last week, found that Robert! tne 20th lust, makes the following de- Stone, a lawyer and a temperance worker. I plorably bad break: I hides' Paid by 2 lots southeast corner Fillmore and Ith 2o. lwl, for consignment street. 131 Buchanan good room bouse, On the Arkansas valley. 12 miles north of Rocky Ford.

Our land Is fenced and In cultivation. Fome have houses and barns. Our terms are easy. lric-sranglng from $10 to $60 per acre, including double water right forever. You are not water renter, but a water owner.

With one turn of the wicket you have the life giving water to the plant. You can sec your in store two years ahead. This land will produce from $C0 to $100 per acre in farm products and from $100 to $300 per acre In fruits and vegetables. We go with our excursions Nov. 13, and Dec.

3 and 17. Go with us and see for yourself the wonderful opportunities we have to offer. We furnish very low transportation. For further information call or address, I. N.

PEPPER Irrigated Land and Emigration Agents, 8. E. Cor. 10ih and Walnut. Kansas City, Mo.

J. J. HOLLINGSWORTH. Mgr. r.ZKTOtwSS A Kansas exchange notes the fact that JSn rrrrT, thl3 year- Thers barn, cheap.

Farms and City Property for Sale. Want Pe Loans. Have Seven Gdod Insurance Companies. Have few extra bargains in Ranches, 501 Jackson Street. TOPEKA, KANSAS.

j. J. M. BRIER, Topeka, Kansas. 1 7c: green unsalted.

lc less than cured m. ikc oivuo auiiuiBi as an oiu tvansan or a years stana- ereen. cart cured. Vk: less than cured- and both she and her hush.mil irmiiiintci in pnai.i. him in et information to hIng.

I eel as if the above sBould not branded hides, less than same grade J. 11 TORRINOTON REAL ESTATE. i -r i rrsMb nr nranna. frnm ffhA Httiln tinlvapall Thif ikArA ma I 1 it4 a a a i.l..r-A ana net ttA nfAntlAo 9 1 IIO I IHUPH Tf CTQUi'l 11 Ti OrkTl tQ fi I PfDil w- 109 WEST SIXTH TOPEKA, KANSAS. ried omy nisi August, una icii soon nouse.

VI No hazelnuts in Kansas! Why, the 6060c; small and No. 2. 30-Wc: skunk, woods In the soutneastern Dart of the I black, short striped. 60frT5c: nar- FOR SALE Rtato nro full of thom inJ If Tho row striped. broad striped, 40 acres upland, south of river, near give the people of the state an oppor-I ruoi cia lmmt wubimk medium, wcai.is: a a tas a.

is i n.i C3iiuu.au. auaaai. nil Liar? una ssmoii njrfiuui nnnoo 1 1 vn i wrn nn or.s wm. station, 13 miles east of Topeka. small log house, 13 acres cultivated, some frurt tnnlfv tn boo hn lti chnw of a email I 7 I v-uv, vyoNuui, The Kansas Midwinter Exposition.

sourian prerogative ana want to Deizoc; mecuum, cased, 155120c; small. 6lilc expense, and this liberal rate insures I ran fakp thpm ont on rn. muskrat, fall, 7c: winter, 10c; spring. l2Vic: troes; PwHty ot tor. fttta LTlSfi'i Vyferii'W S53? The exposition will be divided into -rt i Ih.

SSUflSL' trii'mf ir.iiK" SoS i cn uplanu. 12 miw o( Bargains in Kansas Farms. Wildcat. 203fk! heaver hr SRIhk- mo. I iuimi.uii, wMiaim- ibb- seven divisions, namely: Minerals ana In abundance Below is a partial list of the many splendid bargains offered by the Kan ji n4ur jJ I ture and timber, small runninir stream mineral pruuucis, cereais ana cereal larare bearing orchard, peaches, cherries.

sas Immigration Bureau. These farms and stock ranches are located in varl- products, dairy and packing house pro 7 room frame house. stable. i oner, prime, large, wir. prime, me "raised" in a hazelnut country.

If they I dium, $45; prime, small, $2.003.00. ouVparts of the state. If yon are looking for a home or investment, come to good fence. Price, $2,700. ducts, fruits and fruit products, manu 0 acres bottom land, miles from To had been, and, as a legitimate consequence, had fett in the days of their factures and arts, merchants and floral peka.

70 acres in cultivation. 20 acres divisions. The head of each of these prosperous Kansas where the bank deposits aggregate more than 50 for er-ery man, woman and child in the state. The banks of Kansas are loaded with 'he mcney of Kansas farmers. Lands are offcrod for sale which will grow youtn the stimulating effects of hazel- FEW BARGAINS IN c.i,i, vniltnfni wo divisions has ben selected because oil nn wheat.

4 a rK airalfa. nice bearing orcli-ard, variety small fruit, 4 room house, crib, granary, wagon shed, stable for 8 head, abundant water, fine shade, some timber. is, -aTa on ip'StT SS CEHTRAL KANSAS FARMS Price, $2,800. never, in my opinion, wouia nave ais-1 210 acre farm. Saline county, eood twe nough wheat ani alfalfa in one year to pay for same.

For fertility, soil and limate. Kansas leads the world. Read the bargains appended: ANDERSON CO. ISO ai res all nlow to hml and rhurxh 1.1 vm i' t- C40 acres. 12 miles from Topeka, acres The time was when Kansas was considered better adapted to the propagation of drouths and grasshoppers than anything else: in fact, as far as reputatiou in the East was concerned, she was good for little else.

In 1876 Kansas came In contact wi an opportunity, and she embraced it. That opportunity was the Centennial exposition at Philadelphia, where we made a display hat served to disabuse tho minds of many people; that furnished them proof that was convincing that Kansas had resources, and that she was developing them. Since then we have contributed so largely to the agricultural products of the nation that our commonwealth is looked upon as the garden spot of America. bottom, 300 acres cultivated, balance played the inexcusable ignorance they Istory frame dwelling, all out building have thus manifested on the hazelnut cultivation, balance CR0ZIER CHIEF Of ORDNANCE. timber, orchard, tame grass, native pas ture and hay.

7 room house, large barn, iuic, auvui an uui iu mil wiipai question. Ing fine, one-third of cron kocs with nlace good fences. Price. $.16 per acre. land, good 8 room modern house, good barn bottom and Delaware river bottom on di.

and other outbuildings, good wire fence, rect railroad line from Kansas City to good well water. One of the finest farms miles: from Topeka' 20 miles: from SU Jo- 'n eastern Kansas. Will bear close In- srph 35 miles, and Ove miles from Valley. price $3,500. NEOSHO.

Kansas Mca Has Been Appointed to Highest J. K. TUKR1NUTON. 109 W. Sixth Topeka, Kan.

ember 21. Erie. Kan. 269 acres. Saline county, one story 4 roon dwelling and frame barn.

120 acres in fai. ume ia nis Departmeat. The president Friday made the fol wheat, one-third of which goes with place BiKriuuii. riL ow ir acre. i-aws, osawkle and Itock Creek.

mile ELK acres- Well watered by 'raB tSVt WanU to springs and wells, close to school and Tfi'H Wee $13 per acre. oaiance pasture, nice This Ought to Settle It. A Snap for Some One. I have the cheapest and best farms ii. lowing appointment: War William 160 acres.

SaHne count v. 7 room framt house and out buildings, 100 acres In cul- Crozier. chief or ordnance, with rank of eastern Kansas to sell. Write for circulars The Dickinson County High school I Uvatlon, mostly all to fall wheat, one-thin! church, good house and stables, other out- 1UUW casi oaiance to suit purchaser, buildings for stock, one mile from railroad MAIllON CO. 160 acres, well improved, station, fenced with wire.

This is black J'1', watered by spring flowing 200 loam soil, and is a splendkl bargain. barrels per day, 190 acres under cultivation. brigadier general. ImctoDa an fariiitv liavA Wnmplor crop eoes wltn Dlace. 50 acres nasture Reference, National Bank, Burlington, Kan.

Address, Andrew Burger, Burlington. Kan. I Price $4,000. i i I vvaij ui iuc iuuiua.il I 160 acres Saline county, 6 room fratn upmiA nines irom lorence. a splendid bar-MEADE CO.

100 acres ThJi is a tract of tentn ph kuia iuui imr In tho production of cereals she has proved so pre-eminent that the possibilities in other directions have been uimio i4iSnj upuu iuc etuiu-1 nave nnaliy snut aown on outsiae I house with out buildings. in cultivaUon roenuaiion eral Crotier oi secretary itoot. uen-igames being played by members of thel a'ance pasture, 13 acres to alfalfa. Prlct CheiD LA" OS for HOnieSeekerS has demonstrated his abil-1 8Chool. In order to Dlay in suchlHSr Tr.

n- vv twi almost lost sight of. unimproved land, and In a good farming tvyrriwimuio' section between the Cimarron and Crook- JTTI acea. tJjree cd creeks. Good chance for one to start Elf8. in stock business.

Plenty of range sur- ff 1 fend ml cross rounding. Price $2 per acre. lanced, 3 wella. creek, never falling aprlng. lt in nearly It was only a few years after her eery department of ord-leamea students must present the fol-1 nasture.

watered bv snrins. nm rami lands at $1 per acre on forty years time. Lands can be filed on when present leases nance and has shown a wide knowl-l lowihs written reauest si sued by pa-1 action. Price $5,000. plains had been devastated by drouths 1 yuuuiii Mtnu.

acres iimDer, a PAWNEE CO. 1C0 acres This Is all ood good stock ranch. Price $16 ner sm expire. My pamphlet tells when lease expire and what counties they are In and and kindred Ills that she made her in euge ot an anairs pertaining to nisi rent or guardian: "Please allow UJ I onr nnatiirp. vntArprl hv enrinv Trl smooth land, some hay land, three and a cash, balance good time.

half mites from rallruad station. Thl cuith profession. He was the military mem-1 gon to play football ou said date with lonly $7.60 per acre. number of acres each lessee has; also late itial bow In the realm of minerals and manufactures, and in these she has land law of Texas, absolutely correct. You ber of the i nited States at The Hague! tho nn.ipratamlinir that neither Rchonl I 160 acres.

Saline county. 30 acres In cultl In a good farming country. Price $1,500. road station: Kr'! cannot do. without It.

Copy of pamphlet peace conference wasv largely ln-nor faculty is to be held responsible balance pm land nly 17.50 pe mailed to your address for Last chance grown, developed, until she has something to exploit and it Is because of the WOODSON acres-HO acre un- eme alfalfa, running' der culttvaUon. 45 acres hay land. TIl Kli2K' t0t 10 hoiL nd mlltHi from VntM p.mrr TM. iZ church. A good stock farm.

PrlcatSAtier strumental in bringing about the agree for the same in any way. I led acres. Saline county, so acres In cur ment finally reached for more humane for cheap lands. JOHN W. DALE.

Seymour, Texas. I tlvation. balance grass land. Only rmy-y I per acre. raosUy rich black loam, fir-t hot mm T.r acrc M.50S cash, balance $1,600 per year.

diversity of her resources and the extent of her possibilities that an organ ization such as the Kansas Mid-Win 220 acres. Saline county. room fram conduct of war. General Crozier-is a native of Ohio. maa nw mw vwm, i nouse, bam and aranary.

200 acres In cut A SNAP. ter Exposition association has been and was appointed to the military LaxaMve Bromo-Qulnine Tablets cure I "T.l110".1 100 "C8 SlJet one-third goe with place. Price $3,200. I have a number of very desirable Quar year It averaged 60 bushels of corn per MORRIS CO. 320 acres, 2 good houses acre.

Two creeps, well ami spring, splen- and barns, orchard, well quipped with all did nine room house, large barn and other outside buildings for stock, fenced with outbuildings, good orchard and vineyard, wire and hedge, watered with well Owner has put In 31 years of active life rnlle from school and church. This ia on this farm and made it a pleasant and nn farm. Price tSS pot acre. $U0Q0 cash, comfortable- home. A splendid bargain, balance to suit purchaser.

LLe. Time on $2,600. JEWELL acres, well Improved ncaderay from Leavenworth. in I a coid in one day. No Cure, No Pay.

perfected and the purpose of the Mid Winter exposition to be held in Tope am also agent for the Union Pacific ter sections of land in Sherman county. Kan. All smooth and level. Title perfect. lands, which are sold on 10 years' time with one-tenth down.

If you are wantlnv Entirely clear. Taxes Daid. Good war 1872. When he graduated in 1S76 he Price 25 cents. entered the artillery and was trans- ferred to the ordnanej In 1S81.

He be- Piano Bargains. ka. January 20 to 30. lf02. is to promote and encourage the patronage of anything In central or western Kansas, be ranty deed, and an abstract of title to each BfArroRD CO.

319 acres Three miles houses, barns, wire fences, wells, 6 acres sura ana write or can upon me. quarter furnished, showing everything all Kansas manufacturers, and in a belle! came a captain at tern years service J. DUNCAN, Salina, Kan. u. jv.

up to aaie oi eaie. oiouuii, icuvcu un wire aiiaua, acres oi wneat. one-third of In 1SJ0. During the Spanish war he I For Piano Bargains, see description These quarters are tillable: every acre that a diffusion of information with regard to the resources of the state a ia u. guw urm.

acres now in wneat goes to the purchaser, email or- I wlJa.t,,!S:U,rt to PTchar' chard. 7 miles from railroad station. can be cultivated. No waste land. $L00 was appointed major and Inspector I list in Want columns, by E.

B. Guild tcf a Port Cill Vntm I onrl I per acre casn. write me. w-, gbui, uBiam-c on ume. mne 10 nrnooi ana cnurch.

"Pr SCO WABAUNSEE CO. D2 acres 214 ml'ea $9j0 cash, balance good terms. ral. During his career as ord- Music Co. va 1 UUI tailU general.

practical demonstration of the diversity of those resources will prove of Our plan of advertising lands for salt nance officer he has given the strict- M. ROBINSON. Real Estate Exchange Broker, Qoodland. Kan. great value to producers, manufactur est attention to guns and gun THE PRCTTIK ers and dealers, as well as the general riages anu was a joint inventor witni ai, nA miii I find a buyer.

Write to the KANSAS III i I TWO RICH QRAIN AND STOCK public. General Bufflngton. who retired Friday. I wither mailed for 10c by the manufacturer. I MIGRATION BUREAU.

Topeka, Kahsaa FARIS FOR SALE Located In the great wheat belt of Kan of the Buffington-Crozier disappearing! Larger size 25c. M. b. Newman, us Norm The fact that Kansas ranks first among tho states of the union in the rrom railroad station, small house and PAWNEE acres, well Improved barn in good repair, fenced with wire, good house, bams, Ire fences. wll.

two miles well water. This is extra fin- bottom land, from sf hool and church. This a bargain as good as any in Wabaunsee county, sur- and must be sold quick to settle ud an rounded by pasture land which can be es'ate. FHce $1.3 cash. dtoprovements leased or bought, has running stream, worth $S01.

PrteettWO: cash, balance g.od CMIKKOKKE CO. SO acre This fa for' MCPHERSON acres four mile. S'amJtT from McPherson in the center of the great 2 story nous of 8 rooms, everything to Kansas wheat belt, good house and barns, make a complete home. It Is mile from good wells, school and church close by. Haxter Springs, place sowed to blue araM acres of fine wheat on place now.

This ia end t'mothy. house surrounded by elm and It vas so easy to rode a bees lk Je in Kansas. sas, one of 640. the other of 1.1M0 acres Splendid land for wheat. nr.

oats. corn. production uf both zinc and gypsum and to get a good farm kaflr-corn, sorghum and alfalfa. Larg FREE. Send us 10 cents to pay postage end we will send you by return or ranch, and pretty plaster: that she is third in the pro pastures tor stock, never-failing water.

Should Be in School mall one of our Beautiful Boston Sugar I Spoons FREE, also Illustrated Premium voomans, and planty goot mans, big krop and easy money, and when want I by, sell Two houses, barns, and sheds on each. A young orchard of 16 acres on one. On'y 34 miles from depot, schools and churches. a splendid farm. Price oiau- ouin-i uiieiiut-iii hums cameras.

Pocket ttooks. tluns. for sell- walnut tree, telephonf and ro piipdI mail Each would make three aood farms. The that there arc 120.000 children of school ling 13 of our handsome Stick Pins at 10 ir traue, give me hance to please U. C40 acre.

$39 an acre; the other, $20 an acre. Half cash. Address for 30 day a. Kates Mfg. I cents each.

Send at once. I've a large list of age in this state who are not attending Fchool. Kansas has a compulsory du Salem. Mass. farms, ranches, mills.

ALLEN CO. K0 acres, unimproved except being fenced, rood well, chun and school H4. miles. This Is located In the gas and oil region and no lease on it. Price $2.

$L2W cash, balance tlm-s at 3 per cent. delivery. Price fl.ooo. $fjo down, and balance, to suit purchaser. CHIMKTIAN MO -MO acres.

The Immigration Hurau has this fine properly for sale and it Is V-grtrded as nn nf tH finMit frnl i iu. i'. Miuutjiu owner, Medicine Lodge, Kan. of merchandise, etc hotels, stocks Parties with ration law. but evidently little atten Fanners aad Dairy cash and good prop- ATTENTION, duction of salt; fourth in tho utilization ot natural gas.

and ninth in coal are suggestions In themselves. This rxposltlon. it is believed, will prove a factor ot no Inconsiderable power in the development of Kansas products, and In the increased use of those prod nets, by not onjy Kansas people, but by the cuple of other sections as well. The exposition will le held in To-peka's new Auditorium. This is the largest building, designed for the accommodation of large audiences, be frtlM ft traAo rivm an l1 FARMS FOR SALE by learning to make three pounds or I of what want, where, and how war BY cood butter from one pound u.c.

ii. m. vas in A.ansas ior mine neaua, work chean. See? Tours as here 2. 4.

PAYNE THOMPSON. FRANK GEE. Valley Falls. Kan tion is paid talt Mr. Nelson will submit his to the State Teachers' convention in December and ask that th committee on legislation be especially charged td ask the next legislature to strengthen the law.

Mr. Nelson's information cdmes from the county superintendents. no drugs used. Fbrmula sent free If you end 25c for a year's subscription to the Eclipse Mag. Address Eclipse Magaslne, Elberon.

Iowa. BOYS AND GIRLS WANTED. FOR FARM MORTGAGES 627 Kansas Kan. Splendid improved ranch of l.iW acros. 3i tween Kansas City and Denver, and possesses an aggregate floor space of miles south of Topeka: will sell Implements.

Ktork. at very low price. Price AT LO VEST RATES pply ts T. E. Biwman TOPE A.

KAN8A8. Make your Christmas money working after school hours. Send us your name ami address and we will send you 30 of our new Princess Ladies' Hatpins postpaid; sell them to yur friends at 10 cents each; land. Tzi per acre. 22.000 square feet.

There will lie many interesting fca Kcnsos No Dompfeg Groirad. Governor Stanley docs not approve -when sold send us. the money and you can tures. many demonstrations; practical illustrations of the methods of manu select any premium you want from our LEGAL NOTICE. Jff VW arref- 18 western Missouri.

Has two boused neVar the best large firm for sale in Kanws. failing springs, large orchard, good timber lhal.farm ta" 3 Xrom railroad. Wico $10 per acre' tettanta. Improvinnta cash, balance In one. two and three are first class, well watered, fenced, close years.

The Horn of Plenty has been, emptied this year Into the laps of the farm- ers of Kansas. 1 I You can share in this great prosperity-by an investment in our rich wheat lands and cattle ranches. EIGHTY MILLION BUSHELS OKWHEAT is the sUtes record for IDOL- In hundreds of instances the wheat crop of this year will pay for the land and part of the improvements Three and four cutting, of alfalfa have been made this ymi. the' total ralue of that crop ninnldg from 30 to $S0 per acre on land that has been valued at 125 per acre. At small expense we can bring' run in Kansas and ctiuvlucc you 0f the splendid iorestments you can nuke litre.

Writo lis, nnd we will tell you a -great many things about Kansas which It would bo nrufiiabJc for" yoij to know. 7 KANSAS IMMIQRATIOK BUREAU acre tract and room house. nc orchard, ckwe in. Price acres, 1W acres bottom, good improvements. 1) miles trum city and close to god village.

irr acre. This ran be traded for smaller farm close to city. SM acres close to Ity. will be sold wry cheap; owner leaving or Kansas being made a dumping! catalogue or kep 75 cents. Sell on sight: To Whom It May Concern plat for the homeless children of New I no money required.we trust you.

EMPIRE it known that on York nnd other states. When he yes-1 nF ashint011 su November. 13W. the-corn the 21st day of facture and as it Is realized that too much, even ot a good thing, is possible. corporate name ot The Jane C.

Stormont Woman's Hospital there will be provided a variety of high terday learned that G. Whiting Swayne an agent of the New York Fonndlin? and Training School for Nurses" was changed by a unanimous vote of the BoarJ class amusement features that will add SJa.f Oreatest miiila nf the mu aero raacn 12 mues out; eastern owner IvIiioC century; a bonanza for lot Trustees, as provided by law, to "TbMrs ttii very materially to the Interest. 1 acre 7 miles north. $1.94. agenrs.

eampie zc. r.uresa supply ux, I wans Biormoni noipni anu naming The music will embrace both band School for NurKes" and that the am nnd orchestral, and will Include the orphan asylum, was en route to Kills. Hays City and Victoria. with a party of 20 children, he ordered Henry AHcn. president'' of the' state board of iharitics.

to make an investi 90 aTvs well improved 19 miles from city. $,. 220 acres 10 mites from city, extensite Improvements. celebrated Mnrfball 'h band of Topeka. a davit of the President of said corporation stating each fact, was duly made and fild with the Secretary of State as required by WANTED A Husband I futisiral organization of U0 pieces, the law.

on the Z3im ivn. SS s-rf- nnbwcKt of city IC in.lcfi, lm- reputation ot which is national. gation to find if the state laws have nvver hava a lama back. THE JANE C. 8TOUM)NT HOSPITAL! W0.

IS aw strong and and hffti rnmnliul with Tf lW t-a I Dt. Rswkia 'a KMeey AND TRA1NINO SClHHIL FUll -ra atasa land 21 uiik west of TaMets stop tha pais at NUItSES. Ov Jonatlian Thomas. city, A rate of ono faro for the round trip nn all railroads entering Topeka. for livq pi lis X9 4ajl Ql UiQ exgoslUou U1 It is probable Swayne win be prose I "Ibv a.

TaV't9i c.tk. aad a. a (Seal.) ZD acre. lot torn iaad ciy city, gvud CUlcU. AsasCto.Xectbitedaliragaists(Tvii(a,ftai'; f.rY.UlardSscrsUr)'i imjtrotefflcaUr.fAKI.

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