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,i-X.J mr. t J -Jf )' A i5i . v t THE WICHITA DAILY EAGLE: WICHITA, KANSAS, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1884. 1 M MURDOCH U OROTHER, Prcpnetof.. PERSONAL AND LOCAL ITEMS OF NEWS Three falooni'ts jwid 150 nl the police court yesterdny. AVe regret to learn that 3Irs. h periouslr ill nt her residence. .1. C. llichi-y After an ciccedinsjly long and hitter rail road war, the. old rates went into effect at noon 'yesterday. ; Service will he held at the Kpi-copal church neit Sunday by Kev. K. H. rM-on. of Newark, X. Y. N. F. 'eidernndcr accompanied a party of capitalists from Buffalo, New York, on a visit to the Jewett stock farm. A new departure in cornice and finish is introduced on the Green & Hays block, and is eliciting many favorable comments. A Hgn in the window of Freeman's res taurant indicates that Payne's Oklahoma office U now located in that establishment. Mr. 1U U. Lehman, manager for M. A. Savle, vvill toon establish n land and loan office in connection with their present busi ness. The cracker factory was the recipient yes terday of several Imlcs of supplies. This wholesale venture in our city i n plendid tucccss. Messr. Kimmcrly, Kelch, Liiigmiro and Snitzler have purchased lots in "West Wich ita and cxcct to erect a business block in the spring. The Pacific express company received and i-torcd in their office, night before last, four wagon loads of espresi good, Not bad for an off day, cither. The postoffice news, room life on exhibi tion a large and bandsomo lino of books for the holiday trade. Sam say, they arc going like hot doughnuts. The AVichiUi cracker and candy manu facturing company shipped a largo quantity of goods to Lamed jcterday. This c-tab-li'litnent is doing an immenfo tntde. candv .Mr. 1. llo-tlcwnit, who carries the mails between the po'toffieo and the trains, came out yesterday in a bran, splinter new and vcrv linndtoino wagon. Jet there David: AVni. Itastian has opened the cohered idaiid on the corner of Douglas and Topeka avenues and will handle a nice lino ot cigars, tobaccos and candies. Thoo who like taffy can get it of "Villiam. Two signs complimentary to the IMue Point ovuer, were jesterday written upon the windows of Search's avenue restaurnnL To sample a bushel ir them on the half shell would make us a very fair ttMo, thank on. A stiff necked horse was tied to a ring in i. curbstone on Douglas aenue yesterday, and not liking tho eituitioii he jerked out a piece of the stone weighing about 500 lbs., and pulled it out near the middle of the street. Mr. K. S. Henry, of Cleveland. Ohio, has been isiting at the residence of V. T. lluck ner the hut fen days. Ho has been on the Pacific slope nnd all over tho we-t since he left home, and fay that Wichita strikes him us th banner city. i.ll member of N lilea'P convene ut the . ifl I. 0. O. V. will bull Friday night without fail at 7.."0 o'clock, as lU'ine- : imxirtance will co:ne before the lodg.-. Hy order of the lodge. C, A. DiirrKn, l!ee. N o'y. Williim (irinlev, the man who full off the sciflold at tho Methodist hurcli day before jetorday, appeared to be doing well yester davandthe prospects for his recovery w ero coii'idered very good. List night, however, lm complained very much and hi recovery is Million hat doubtful. The masoui-rado ball that was epokon of yesterday by us, will be given by the "Turn" society of this city on New Year's -ve,(Dcc. .list,) "at theoper.x house. The costumes will, on next Monday morning, bo upon ex hibition and ready for selection at the store of II. T. Camien, Mam street, near the wholesale grocery. Frank H. Keen, who has been connected with Green' Cannon Hall stage line at King man for some months past, has taken his place behind the dek at the Douglas Ave nue house as day clerk. .Mr. Juen is an agree ible and lriendly gentleman and well calculated to welcome and entertain the traveling public Auction was yesterday held at the city horse nnd mule inarktL Teams, horses, harne's and wagons were struck off to the highe-t bidder and it nn't nccc-eary to bid very high either as everything went ven cheap. The man who has plenty of rulv cash can now invest it in this kind of property and reap a rich harvot. Mr. Clias. F. Ncssly, ) ears ago connected with the F.AW.h office, son of Kcv. .T. T. Wssly, who is- now editor of the Hopkins, Mo., Herald, arrived in the city yesterday. Mr. . iy numbers of people wiil leave northern Missouri for southwestern Kansas and before he returns will visit the towns southwest of Wichita so as to bo able 1 1 tell his readers what tho country is like. A rumor is out that the "Wholesale Gro cery company contemplates adding an addi tion to their already 1 argo establishment. "Whether this shall prove to be correct or not, ccitain it is that tho framo building just south of theirs is being moved and that a pile of building stone N now upon the lot. Hope the rumor may develop into a reality. A. 0. Tredick, a prominent business man orSedalia, Missouri, was in the city yester day. Mr.T. who is a New England man. lan-ilis oyer the way they frightened the Democracy of Missouri this fall, aud hid tho Kepublicans been helped to a few more good speaker.-. Mannaduke would have been downed aud the state enrolled among the hopeful. Iteautiful plato glass front were yesterday put into the Union block and preparations made for laving a nice now sidewalk in front of that handsome building. Tho iron pil lars are being painted in colors that blend beautifully, and this block, along with the Green and Hays across tho street upon which some very handsome decorating is be ing done, will when finished be among tho most arti'tie and beautiful business edifices in the city. H. L. Hill had a drove of 150 nice heep driven in from his farm yesterday and put into the yard at his stock market. The city butchers were then invited to inspect them and they selected fifty head from the flock which they will doubtless serve to the public as mutton, sheep, and spring lamb eight years old; the last clause in the pro nunciation being silent or spoken in a sub dued far-away whisper. AVell it won't kill anybody, weare used to it. Give us lamb, or give us death! Noah's ark, or somebody's ark on wheels passed through tho city yesterday, attracting special attention and eliciting general re mark. It was a wagon built up vvntii boara and roofed over, presenting ntuiminKA nf u fetldf nhil roticll doillC. OUt 1 of which nrotruded a .tovep'pr, cmitinj: a , " . . . ' wreath of smoke. It looked quite cozy and ... ,, .1 1 l.... ' comtortaoie, anu iaia over waiMm; vt .-. iou majoritv. The chief enpneer of tlie cp.- i ditkmvvasan aide-damp of Marmaduke. of iliouri. and is rcturniuR to that ftatc to become the adviser in chief of the governor- sJect PERSONAL. I T. B. Ken carne up from Harper yes terday morning. Chas. Strahan. of Wellington, is in the city on business. Thos. Minor and It. Watron arc in the city from Ft. Seott. Mr. O. Brand, of Medicine Iodge, was in the city over night. John F. Mitchell and wife, of St. Louis, are visiting in tho Forest city. Chas. Pattison and Miss Clifford, of El Dorado, are at the Occidental. J. II. Donaldson, of Moline, 111., is pros pecting in the Arkansas valley. .!. W. Pike, the popular real date man of Garden Pl-iin, is in the city. A. .1. Donaldson and T. II. Lemon, of F.l Dorado, are registered at the Douglas. AV. A. Hall, from Philadelphia, is in the city, and is stopping at the Dougles avenue .1. II. Hilliard came up from Arkansas City ye-terday. and is registered at the Tre inonL A.F.Hamlin, agent of the Arkansas llivtr Lumber Co., Goddard, wa- in town y esterday. Mrs. C. M. Bradt and Mr3. C. E. Pol lock, of Newton, arc in the city, guests of Mrs. Hiram lmboden. John Jennings, AV. B. Piper, AV. It. Hays, J. II. McCaslino and J. IL Donaldson, of Kingman, were yestcrdaa in the city. Mrs. Annie AVillianu, nee Miss Annie Berry, late of thi city, but now of Attica, was in the city je-ttrdy purchasing house hold goods. J. S. Collins, of Saratoga, Pratt county, is in the metropolis. Saratoga has voted bonds and feels sure of tho "Denver is Mem phis" railroad. Ltvi Iirauston, of Gypsum township, came in yesterday. Ho says he has his corn all cribbed and when ho lays in a stock of coal ho is all ready for winter. Mies Ada Smith, of Bloomington, 111., will arrive here to-night. We aro informed she w ill tako a position as stcngraphcr am anuenses tn the office of Hatton, Kuggles & Parons; also in the office ot Commissioner Sherman. Fred. Gray broke off his pleasant visit to the city yesterday noon, and reluctantly retired to the secluded precincts of Convay Spring-. This life is a reality, Fred., and stern duty can be relied upon to knock sen timent cold every time. Consolation, the woods are full of fellows with the same malady. MARKETS AND BUSINESS. Thero was considerable life in the markets yesterday, with no change in prhes except that now good milling wheat will bring J8c per bushel. Trado in all branches is quite up to the nverage. G. A. R. The committee on entertainment for tho benefit of tho relief fund of the Ladies' Auv iliary nnd Garfield Po-t G. A. It, consisting of Mrs. AVoodcock, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Koschcll, Mrs. Mc.Millin and Miss Agnes Summers, of the ladies' lelief corps, and Comrades Lewis, Taylor, Stewart, Furley aud Myers, of the G. A. It., aro requested to unit at tne office of the county auditor Fri day evening, December ,"tli, at 7:I!0 p. m. Muunvv Mykks, Chairman. WELLS, FAKGO & CO. The general office of this great evprca commnv notified Mr. C. A. Phillip', their Wichita agent, yesterday, that they now had possession of all lines connected with or con trolled by the Northern Pacific railroad, of which fart our shippers and mcrchnnts will take notice. AVclls, Fargo, it Co., now have two through lines to the Pacific coast, and will soon have a third. They aro tho only United States c.vpre3 company that runs into Old Mexico. Mr. Phillip, their agent here, is one of the most popular and most painstaking nnd accommodating agent ever connected with an express company. CUT OrF IN HIS PRIME, Over how many homes will a single death nt times -ast a gloom, nnd how many hearts weigh down in s-idncs?. The untimely death of Albert Zeiniiiger is ono of these. His own loving wife and tender and lovely child, the home of his mother, and the loving hi-arts. there, aud the home o! his ow n sister and those of his half sisters and half broth ers, all sorrowing over the death of one bright and promising man. Mrj. Win. Winch and her daughter returned home y es terday from Asbton from tho funeral of her eldest son, w ho died at the age of 27 years of typhoid malaiia. All the lovo of a wife, all the tender care of a mother, nl the skill of two physicians avail ed nothing. lie breathed his last on Mond'ty morning, and was buried on Tues day near his home, i-i which lie and his young wife had looked forward to spending so many happy and prosperous days, but alas, the shadow fell across its threshold. Albert Zeinnigir,vvho was well known in'this community, was born at Koekford, Illinois, in 1S5S. With his young wife he went into Kingman county six years ago, when his neirest neighbor was ten miles away. He and his younger brother built themselves pleasant and valuable homes. AVith his mother, sister and brothers, our people will sympathize especially with his young wife, who is left to mourn and sigh with her memories of vanished happy days. MVlij slioulil man's lilgh Aspiring itiiuil Hum in li tut with so j-roml n lirrath; Wlicn all ills haughty views can Unit In this vt nrlil, vlrlil toilenlli; I he fair, the brave, the vain, the vise, 'I li rich, the or ami great anil sum 1 1 Am each lmt worms' anntoniifn, I strew hlsipilet hill." HOG1SH The packing house is now running in full blast and Cal Stewart is building an office near the packing iiouse. There wore one hundred and fifty hog- in the yard yesterday awaiting their turn to etie. llio victim is driven up a flight of steps and when he reaches tho top a trap door is drawn back and his pv-rkship is knocked in the head and is then assassinated again by cutting his throat, after which he i souseel into a big trough of boiling water, rolled about a few- times, then pulled onto a big table where a couple of men make the fur l!y off him at a lively rate. The .slaughtering capacity is fifty a day. In the rear is an immense ket tle in w hie h the lard is rendered. From this kettle it is dipped into a largo trough, in which are three faucet, under which bar rels aro placed and the beautiful hot stream, clear as water, runs into the barrels. In the cellar great rows of salt-dried side-, shoulders and him are stacked tip awaiting transfer to the smoke bouse. Tho establish ment is altogether inadequate to the require ments of this city, situated as it is in the center of one of tho best hog producing di-tricts west of the Missisippi. Scarcely a day pas.es that one or two car loads of hogs are not 'hipped to Kansas Citv from this i iioigiioornooaaionc. inis snoum ie Moprx-u two vears by Kansas Ian .v mvctmont and nt once. Wichita should not only pack ' Ctv,""ichit3 National Rink buildir.-;. all the pork rai-ed in thi county, but all j ,ilood wiu iM MlU j. j,ricrt on " j that of the -urrounding countic. Colonel , good which i tho cuo of our buraaain ?tevvarthaplentv of room at hi pre-cnt j cn-in-: trade in Boot and Shoes at the location to "build up tueh , IM Fwnt Shoe Stow. A.AuJur. dl03-tf establishment a would accommodate j School children will call at the Postoffice the trade, and Rive emplov-ment to I Book Store for Raub'j grammar, and if they , , , . . ., . .... " .- rf.. ' have anv of Clark old crammars, bnnr ... , ...... rr-L?. .1 ill ......i m vv-ith boird- a" ""' laponuS """ '" '"" U4-V "' , ! T i " jnatlv, however. Col. Stewart ha net the tho hap ana jfajj capital to run an citablihment ol that. IllHi-mlllde.. t " .s .1 1 1.... i.iil ttV.rt,,f fViA t, r A .cre.it ucai nas oecu '--".- jifa"," to loca'te here in order ' . ... X' to f Uttm our present ram oi provviu. . hero i a concern alrcaay esiaousneu wmen "") P"P L,"""1"1", . "J.. .? tl,iir-niilil inve emnlov-' mvui to our laboring men during the wry , season when there l little otnT worK. NOT ROBBED. About four yesterday morning some onr discovered a window of the Citizen's bank open. Police officer Dan Parks was sent for, who came down on tho double rpuick all cocked and primed to tackle the supposed burglars. On investigation, it was learned that the janitor had raised it the previous evening while sweeping out and had forgot ten to shut it. It appears a little strange that the vigilant officers whose beat is in the vicinity failed to discover that open window. APOSTLE DOOLITTLE. It is now positively settled tliat when Saint Jack is elected president, Farmer Doolittle will be tendered the portfolio of state. Doo little says he will accept, a he thinks it is a better job than buying wheat at 45 cents per bushel. An Eagle reporter overheard a very ani mated conversation between Dick AValker and DoolHtie the next day after Doolittle's annual message to the people of Kan-as, which able document it will be remembered appeared in the Eagle a few day ago. Dick declared thit Fanner was away off with regard to tho patron taint of Olathc, but Farmer thought not, and declared with tears as big as crab apple? in those eyes of his. that it broke him all up to hear that blessed saint abused. Farmer had a conversation with another gentlemen on the same subject, who asked if he was not afraid of being hung in effigy. A bystander naively re marked that there was no danger, because thero was no telegraph pole long enough to hang Doolittle's effigy on. Farmer is just now suffering with all ex-c-cediugly v indent atieck of prohibition, and declares positively that he will givebaek that key. Hie key referred to fits in the back door of a saloon. BEFORE THE JUSTICES. Business in the justice's court i- still booming. AVednesday a man named Edward Duck worth swore out a warrant for a boy named John AV. Ortweiu, charging him with steal ing $22 from him. When the boy was brought into court Frank Dale was sent for and after gathering the circumstances, changed the charge to embezzlement, and set the ease for hearing at nine o'clock yes terday morning. (!. W. C. Jones was re tained as counsel for the defen-e. AVhcn the hour for the trial came the dofendant and other witnesses were on hand, but Duckworth, the pro-ecuting witness, failed to file an appearance. A constable was sent to hunt him up, but it was learned that he had skipped. The defendant was therefore discharged. In the cae of the state against John Thonris, charged with stealing ?2S from T. L Adntm, which was heard by Justice Hobbs, the accused was found guilty, and placed under $."00 bonds to answer the charge at the next term of court. In Justice Thomas' court the case of the state nipiinst the Burnett boy s and Brazill was disposed of. This was an action brought bv" the stale a-'ainst the defendants on tho affidavit of E. "L. Montgomery, elnrgin the defendants with having stolen seventy- five bushels of corn. ). II. Bently appeared for the defense, and owing to the fact that Fiank Dale was engaged in the Thomas case, before Justice Hobbs, (.Verge ('. Co wart appeared for the state. Montgomery h-iving no witnes-es to sustain the charge, the caBo was dismissed, and the costs. JlO.bO, were is.e.5cd against Montgomery. Not being over llu-h in cash he could not pay, therefore a commitment was is-ued and hi was placed m liar 'e i.t Colit'ille 1 li'-iim-. Montgomery probably got th" m liter fix- -1 up, as he was seen at large later in t he ev oil ing. This case is somewhat mixed, and the stories of the ouposimr parties an rather conflicting. Montgomery has been drinking hard, and probably got things mixed. The other parties have the reputation of being honorable men. SPEW A L XOTIUES. llflnril ami Mjnley. Cliihiril UiH eminent actor Manlev 's hujk rhoostumes. Manlev tho cultureil arti-t. 'We'll nmkea note of It." 'Hie prime fniurilo this evening lint's the matter with Iellavi-nr hit-runt costumes, lieaulirnl stage ellictsHml spit-mini acting ti-night. Unrtlev eamplieH's great tlve-act drama, the "linnet lave, mis evening at tut, uj't-ia house CIllToril tho favorllf, will give us s trrit this week Friday anil -atunliv ttruings unit a sjatuiilay afternoon matinee The "Onlley Slav"" Is mien" Hartley 1 1 iimp IiaII Iio-i iilntrt nml till i snvinir enmurh A great prodtietfon of the gretlest of Ainericin pluywngius, r.'innoi pi-ssiuiy ue hiiit iimu nhlB and highly entertaining. 'Hie lllnord dramstlc company give rxcid- Ifiit satisfaction vtlirn nere last lau uioiigii the) had been t'-gelher lor lmtatlioit time ami h.-i 1 nut r.itten di.wn to the flue wnrklnu form wlilrli the) now hM resrhrd Ihrir plaxmg nt priMnt U smooth, ens) and wull nigh perfection and full up the Ulflord high gtnndard. AllOUT PICTURES. 'I ho-ewln de-Ire photos nr other pictures liv Ihil Hills' ed artist O-lergren, mu-t avail Iheni seleHof the earliest iiKrtiiiilty to lallnt the gillcrvof Rildwln A Ostergren ns he expects to leave W khlta at the end of this nwnili It Is minecrssir) to allude ' his work or lprir it as It Is known lar and wide, standing hesiile the hest work ot the kind in anv of the t'.r-t-cltssgallerl-s I" lainor America dlTO IloHiiiiisler A. -on lor a starter will sell jmi a ladles kid button shoe, w irkrd button hole solid counters and inner Miles for $1 75. Mild liv all competitors at SJ J Winch building, Main Btrtct Full line of rubber IloOinastrr A -on good and overshoe at l!pnieniberlloflmastcr -on keep all the latest st)les In ladle aud chlldrers hoes lland aewelaml hand-turned goods In French and Iter Kid on all lastn the same asvnu will llnd in anv eastern city at Iiinl time prices We guarantco all our pood HoiniAsrrn A. So, di;o-tf Main t Don't fall to see the Iloffmaster men'!! calf 1ml tun shoes, sold at Si "5 -old any place at $1 to iionsiJtsrEit.v -on . book nn all chronic and b-cal diseases l male and females free svve ntzell A llonelam, WcuIUJtanCa lll'-tt AVhy are the people rushing to ll-ildwin & Ostergrcn's photograph uallery. Because their photographs are the best and are just what everybody wants for the holidays. Good negatives are made every day at Baldwin A. Aotergreti', but in cloudv weath er the finishing is slower. Bemember this ond don't delay sitting for v our negative-. All members of the AViehita Guard will muster at the armory in fall dress Wednes day, December 10, at 7:30 p. m. sharp, for annual muster report to headquarters and for making arranrments for attending the inauguration at Topeka. All iversons wish ing to become members will ple-a- be pres ent. 1 W. O.NG, lGS-tf Commanding Sec"y. CHEAP FUEL. AVe hav o for sale a large quantity of No. 1 Coke and in order to make more shed room for our coal, we will selt Coke for the next ten days at the reduced price of 12 1-2 rents per uushcl. A bushel of Coke will produce as much heat as a bushel and can Ik- vd in hard coal bin of Coil iimors tli same as Antraeite coal. AVjciitu. G.- Compaxv, dlC0-tf M. (x. Hill, SupL .W rAI f.-klitnn rti morliracrt fir nni- and -- - --- - or v them with vou for eichance. Thij is the oniv i4Ce .iirr,. the old crammars are on ocljangc. d35-tf ."irt riHil 1n l.An nn riort"'( ior on. nil , ( - - -. . ,-'. ,1:,, , Co'Wiclrita National llank buildmc dH3tf i o. Ss Ooucia- avenue l wnerevou can rcs, oomforttbly P'" while waitlus for 32-tf Price our Boou and Shoe and be con vinccd that we take tho cake in selUsc tbem cne.iper man any on? A. Aixkv. dl03-tf of tbe New w-tr Pittsburg coal $5.50 per ton, for sale by Ilogers Coal Co. Buy Pittsburg coal of tbe Kogers Coal Co. for $5X0 per ton dalivcrcd. ' I $ ThePogers Coal Co. sell Pennsylvania anthracite coal at $13X0 per ton. diW-tf ALL ABOARD For New Orleans and the sunny south, via St. Louis, Fort Scott & AA'ichita "railroad. I now havo tickets on tale for IhoAVorld's I r.xposiuon, ai -ew vneans, hi me low raie ot s2s.l0 for the round trip. Tickets eood for 15 days from date of sale; or for S35.75, good until June I, 1685. Now is your chance; embrace it and go. A. N. Jones, Agent Telephone your orders to Baughmsn & Freeman for hack or liv ery. 70-tf Tho clothin-' house of T. C. AVicr fc Co, defis? competition nnd will present :evcry cu-tomer buvinir S20 worth of poods willi one of tl latest- improved Wbterbury watcue-. OFF FOR NEW ORLEANS. I nov.- havo on sale, either via tho Santa Fe route or the Frisco line, tickets to New Orl.-ans and return, as follows: winter transfer tickets, good until June J, 1885, at S3I.75; AVorid's Fair excursion ticket, good forty-five (45) days, at S28.J0. Now ii your opportunity to vigil uie sunny suuiu uuruig tho winter, and attend ono of the finest ex hibitions the world ever taw, at very little expense. Go early while you can secure good hotel accommodations. Secure tickets at union depot or citv office, citf " II. It. Kkelkr, Agt. Tho Casperson lamp give-a light equal to four ordinary- lamps or three gas jets. Givu it a fair trial and you will pronounce, it the best lamp on the marlcL Our prices are greatly reduced from what they were lastxear." Hum. fc Ciiakltov. dlOO-St Nothing is nicer for holiday presents than the line photographs that Baldwin & O-ter-gren are now making. dlGR-tf If you want a nice time bo present at the New'Kra ball on Thursday evening, Decem ber 11, 181. at tho operahousc. Lverybody invited. dl07tf The Committee. Seo those elegant lots in Gos-ard's addi tion on North LawTence- avenuo before pur chasing. For sale by dl21-tl Oaldwkll & Stro.no. Our Fall block of Boor and Shoos was never so large and prices never ?o low a at tho I'.ed Front Shoe Store. dl03-tf. ." Light! Light'! Light"! Why will vou remain in the dark when light so bright, so mild, so cheap as that furnished by the Casperson lamp can be se cured at IlrsK A: Ciiakltox. dlC9-lm If you would like pure, unadulterated swoct cider, go to tho wholesale produce store, sold in quantities to suit the customer. llOMarkctjstreet. i,lri9",f """ CONTRACTORS. -Masons and Plasterers take Notice Great Re duction. The Uogcrs Coal company until further nothiec will sell : Pierco Citv Lime at SI.0. per bbl Michigan Plaster at 2--J0 per bbl Louisvillo Cement at 1.75 per bbl Washed Hair at .2octs per bushel. Quality guaranteed. Give us a call. f.18 Douglas avenue- dlG4-tf Our stock of Kip A'eal calf and Calf Boots is extra large and prices lower than ever. Bed Front Shoe Store. ' 103-tf "" SPECIAL CARD. Enormous n-duction in the price ot custom made clothing. In order to reduce stock and make room for other lines of goods I will make suits to order at a reduction of twenty-live (&j) per cent. The same splendid lits and thoroughly first-class work as before guaranteed. I mean business, and tho goods will surely be sold nt the above heavy (one-quarter) re duction. Como early and take advantage of this reniarkablo opportunity to get an elegant suit verv cheap. Thanking you for p't't favors, 1 am, ino-t respectfully," Louis I.a.nkk, dlCotf" ,"17 Douglas avenue .17 H vou want to huv cheap lot in Ziminer Iv's addition, call on Fred Sehatbcr, at eity JlerkV otlice- d!l2tf We can save money to any one in nied of Boots and Shoes by calling at the Bed Front Shoo Store and lining In your fall stock. dl0-tf. . 1 $60,000 to loan on mortgage for ono and two years, hy Kansas Loan t; Investment Co., 'Wichita National Bank building. Farnu For Salp. Six well iinprovi'l farms. situMe-d In Millon an! Murdoik tow iililp-. Butler iiiuntv, Kaua. Address v. Harrison, t'l-irio-i, .-vilirvvick founty, Kansas. dM-tf 'S m"-l STAGE! Crren now runi a dally stale from Klngnian to baratoca, I'ralt te-ntrr, anil Colfl Water, Comanclie County ! Tills is In Tact tlie only direct route to CoM v ater. V bl lio.nn there, wiih ile my ot fit ant lai.il, tlin liest nn earth The InnnuD Iml! rt von there three ilnvs mlekvr than any othi i a- I he tanuouhall leaves Kinpnan aflei i.ri'iklitaml limls oil 111 miles west in one iv, niiilihniicsh.'i-ses eti rv eight miles, l.t-.tii- Kingman atii-tla m .arrives at s.ra tvfta.it Urn at I'ratt tentarfct Ii-a)ji. m anil at I V.hl Water at M p in . anil tloes this every dij 13' OUicc in Mmrnuin at y.-il OREEN'3 LIVKRY STABLE. .v..,.si.ijrriIV's tific! Oaita MarL. s llit'OrttthiiKllsh l.-eineilv !' "itiTe- IVCUIfslilplltlo-Sej fpemutiori liea, tier Mint, ilelillity, m all wenknens of the pentrative orjn.j tf lintli NPi I Before Taklat. I'rice. oneiacka(ie,BftrTklnr. tl ; six rr s5, hy mall, iree of tostair. Solit hy all i!niir-lts. rMiih1et Tree to evervapll cant viMres, all cimmtinleatloas to the pro prietors, the Mnrrat Mtsllelnelo. hansaoClty, llo E5" s-tlil in Wichita, vtholeaIe ami re tail h vlilrlch A l'.rowu WICHITA FOUNDRY" WII Machine Shop ! nkau iiro.v ni:iic?E. R. McPARLAND, Propr. LOUIS RANKE, MERCHANT TAILOR, oi7 Douglas Avenue 317 A Urge, completo and elepint line of i;ooda con'tantlv on hand. FIIIST-CLAS3 KITS G17AR.OJTEFD. lltt of workmen employed and tho most tvlih uit.- in the citv turned out. The lolhi cleaning and repairing de partment i -till rt-ineil and good, prompt and satisfactory work and price are guar anteed. BUNNELL & ROYS. Real Estate, Farm Loans, & Insurance. Agents A.,T. AF. R. R. Lands Th ol.le-t f-tblllid Tf al estate Crm In the rty A Hrjre list or both city aoj coonrry property for sale at reaonabie rrlfrt Money to loan at 6 Per Cent i OUK INSUH.VXCE AGESCT. Artsa. of Hartforf German .Vmericaa. of Sew York.... Hartford, of Hartford Uarne, of Xe Tork. .. Iom. Co of North America, cf FMla t3.!32.6i4 . 4.0K3,S s.en.ot Ut Lond.. Glebe, of LtTerrool, A.TTl.tet I PhoEJiIx. of Hartford l.iSS.Ot) I.Ott j Ccdenrriteri. of Sew Tork J,9( The Rraltable life, of Sew Tork... JO.OM.OW Q-OIcein Koja block. cpaUln, orer Bank o! Conucerce, COR. DOCGLAS AST) JVWItKSCK AV8 WICHITA. KAN. Go to tbe first stairs east York store for photographs. jW W . f THIS MOKNIim, jicf'7-K Will put on our counter and Colored Ribbons, 5 to ?.( lA 'U i Dece nab er M&ki , I New York Store: "fy M. KOHN & CO. Civ Havoc and Let THE Mum's Dp Goods The cry of "hard times" has frightened the senior member of our firm and he says: "This stock must be reduced:" also that the buyer is too enthusiastic and has bought too heavily, therefore between now and Christmas we must reduce it one-fourth. C B These goods will be slaughtered without mercy and with but slight consideration for value. Po r How pleasing it is to be kindly remembered at Christmas. We strive through the Tear to obtain honors or wealth, and the "Merry Christmas" time comes and gives all an opportunity of showing to others that most highly prized and devoutly to be wished evi dence of genuine friendship and love. Commencing- December 15th. we will hold a CliristmM Sale. Munson 1 1 , ! j tbj fa i he un. ;a i : 't 7- TAr,-wa'-iwi -" J,,3M4'J- . ill.-l .ttt&l i 5,000 yards of Black at 5c a yard, worth 30c. - - - - :5i'j CZ ")S F (.ttf-ii fi Mini i DOGS OF W WE WILL REDUCE S, C ti r i stm as . Munson WEhPXEs wraMli our rMrd ON u 91Q ft n !We; beat evfiiig ofWEI$raiilJ parRof -. . Our iJEBOGD f AiKyM.BXLgAAJJaJ .SATIN, TTATR 1 r ,t.FEOM i . ? ? j t ii i , V- i v. 4 t v . EXAMINE OUR NAPERY AND BUY OUR SLEEPER Y AND COMFORTxBLES. They are UrfA .6': GET THE BABY INNES&ROSS. EOCK & WEiLS. MM IEAT MARKET' ErKverythiaK wPt m flr,t-cia..mfJit mJ1ir- 2 j. jt. i ttiritN. Every Thing Kept in a Firs-Class, Drug Store. wichita. Kansas.) GLOBE IRON works. i ,i The new Arm of tlie (llole Iron Works will commence mainifacturinj; after .l.inu ary lnt, lli-avj- Castlnif ot all Undo, such a Cap, Slll, Column, c, for store lront, anil vv III have a rapacity for ci-tliis any article weighing from 1 to 10,000 piund" ami at such rrrli-en a. will compare favorahlv wlth any competition Irom ahroail. Loose AT House IT ! ERWEAR ! " - - - .9 XX rfjt Munson CHEAP PRICES ! r immense stock is full of them, OA JXOrVl 1 TO PLNS AND HOSIERY. BUSHiES AND ;r TO CORSETS AND CLOAKS. V There is none such elsewhere. the cheapest ever shown In this rr: 1 n . f( i1 !(. ?': i i A A 'BlSAtJTIFUL CRIB. BLANKET. LOOK FOR BARGAINS r- " r 7i l At'tbej:,' HORSE SHOE. Don't Because y0U are BIGGER ROUND or have LONGER LEGS than the ordinary mortal wt 'cant nt you witn clothing. We make a spec- ialtv of extrarsizes, and can give vou coats uj to 48 breast measure, and pants 50 waist to 39 m seam. We have in stock a fine Extra Sizes for one half what Lja.ii aroiiTira- BITTING BROS. ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS. HATTERS & FURNISHERS CLOAKS! Tho liirpMt Mock in Wichita, couigtit-il. to b oh! nl Manufacturer's Pricks. ESA raro opportunity to got 28 Main St. GREAT REDUCTION IN BOOTS JISTID SHOES AT STOVER AND LIPPITTS. IVt propn.c to give tbe people of Wichita an-1 iirmntiillnj: -"iiriiry r anil benrflu In (loins; wp liavrplacril In our torr a lurEaln (.ofinter, wiili-b will ,r rl licit with (rood wltli yrirt sttarhed, that will tell tlum l'Hlf wautlnj tn hu t a wrcilo rfiliutlim will coti.tit their own Intereat by railing nn in lir'oro making pnrcb4ct, Kcinciiilicr that Headquarter for IS'ioU nml hlio In at J. II. bl-y' old stntiil. STOVER & LIPPrTT'B. IHE GREAT M!li! I If? - iiajh' FAMOUS I3ST OVERCOATS i iV FOR MEM, : """'BOYS and CHILDEEN, Still corntinuc'thcj'Jire taking the lead in fine goods and low prices. An immense stock to select from. All new and fresh goods. PM0U8 CLOTHING CO.. ' N.8J 300 Pair Children's j- y..rv-vSSH-J :422 Douglas Avenue. ONE PRICE TO ALL. 4M& . Bk XJUJjTJDG-G; owtrntacotnniuion jsi ' adnUt tnm , w v J J r o nbraoiH rWk. kliu, Krm Ihulf . r 1 mis 4 rrete ttriiwl la 5l ne t the country for BAGS, i TABLE LINEN. 41 -" I market. tt N. X. T. P. O. Think line of Good Overcoats In tailors will charge you. ann sao ns CLOAKS ! a fine wrap for n, littlo momey. LARIMER & STINSON SLAUGHTER the Knee Pants. Go at 75c. DIETZR A CAMPBELL. Contractors 6l Builders rrtJ Wrtf tlUntlk ft WtttUlA Uf U f 5i tit will 4" to nit 4ff wIm. l fcnj t W f ltjffB'a (tjkne W 1:1 w J i S -- '-P A-tif -. v Jtr-Lr&r ri & u-