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THE SOUL'S LANGUAGE.
Scad in my eyes, dear love ! for speech is cold
Sly hopes and fears ia fullness to convey;
These blissful moments arc too bright to stay.
And irords of passion must remain untold.
O mom! whose glory changeth into gloom!
O feet ! too fleet to fly the Acinn shore !
O beaming glory! set to screen some secret doom!
Beyond this life there lieth something more.
Say, doth serencr, sweeter bliss await
Earth's mated souls, who may not love declare?
In newer Life, will they bo mated there?
Death nor the grave can bring me dread nor HI;
More kind than life; Oh, come and quick distill
Kcpenthe's draught, down by the golden gate.
Luther G. Itiggs, in Arkansaw Traveler.
HOSPITALITY IN THE HIGHLANDS.
Deaa Stanley's Cordiality An Old Manor
House .Delightful Drives.
I tvos once traveling in a Highland train
"when atsomo obscure little station among
the hills I heard my name, and looking out at
the -window I saw Dean Stanley and his wife,
the Lady Augusta. They called mo to get
out and go with them to their cousin, tho
inastei of iTcgginch castle, but I was bound
on an inspection of consulates. I was consul
general at tho time for the kingdom, and
made a sort of diocesan tour of my consulates
every year. Besides, I did not know the
cousin. But the Stanleys assured me I would
bo welcome, and I promised to return the
next day on theii invitation. I did so, and I
was more than cordially received, for this h
the hospitable fashion of the Highlands, -lly
friends were entirely free to ask their friends.
The dean took me to some famous ruined
church, and, full as lis was of antiquarian
and ecclesiastical lore, he made the most de
lightful cicerone imaginable. At night, as an
especial favor, I was put into the ghost
chamber, for I always asked to sleep in the
haunted room. But no historic chado ever
returned to disturb the slumbers of the dem
ocrat from the New World.
In Devonshire I remember that Lord
Fortesque tool: a party to an abandoned
manor house belonging to his family, quaint
and venerable and incturesque in appearance,
with architecture and scenery and associa
tions all in harmony. The servants had
brought lunch with them and devised an im
promptu table; they spread the cloth in tho
old baronial hall, aid there on tho uucarpeted
floor and under the rafters, laid in the time of
the Henry, with ivy and wild flowers grow
ing in tho open casement, tho modern asisto
crats made merry in the halls of their ances
tors. Time would fail me to tell of tho meets of
tho hounds, of the tramps over deer forests
and grouse moors, and through partridge
covers; of tho yacht parties on Highland
lochs, of picnics in the valleys of Northumber
land, of dances on "Welsh lawns, of the bishops
who took me through their cathedrals, of tho
lunches at hospitable mansions, where room
was often made at table for lialf a. scoro of
unexpected guests; abovo all, of the delight
ful drives with my hostesses in their own
phaetons. These drives were almost always
offered to the strauger once at least on each
visit. It was then that I appreciated most tho
delightful simplicity of the best of the high
born English women, tho sometimes unsus
pected cultivation and cleverness, never pa
raded and only on intimate occasions liko
these betrayed. Then they told mo what I
wanted to know of English etiquettes and
more important customs, and asked me in re
turn about America. I never went for one
of these ilrives that I was not sorry when it
was past. Adam Badeau in New York Sun.
How to Keep a Koom Cool.
The composing room of The Picayune is
.situated in the upper story of its publication
house, just under the roof, and in summer is
cAtrenicly hot. An inspiration seemed to
have come to one of the oppressed occupants,
and, in accordance with it, a vertical wooden
box was constructed in tho corner of tho
room, with openings at the floor and ceiling,
and furnished with a pipe for supplying
water at the top, and a pan and drain at the
bottom for receiving the How and carrying it
safely away. The supply pipo was bent over
tho upper end of the shaft, and fitted with a
nose like that of a watering pot, so as to deliver
a shower of spray instead of a solid stream. On
connecting it with the service pipo the move
ment of the water was found to cause an ac
tive circulation of the air in that part of the
room, which was drawn in at tho upper open
ing of the shaft and issued again cool and
fresh at the floor level.
The most surprising thing about the experi
ment seems to have been tho effect of tho
-water in cooling tho air to a degree much bo
low its own temperature. With ilississippl
water, which when drawn from tho service
pipe indicated a temperature of S4 "degs., tho
air of tho room in which tho thermometer
at the beginning of tho trial stood at 90 dogs,
was cooled in passing through tho length of
tho shaft to 74 dogs., or about J0 degs. below
the temperature at which it entered and 19
degs. below that of tho water which was used
to cool it Of course tho absorption of heat
by the evaporation of a portion of the water
accounts for its refrigerating effect, but tho
result seems to have been so easily and inex
peudvely attained that tho experiment would
bo well worth rotating in other cases. Now
Orleans Picayune.
Wanted Kdison'n Gelatine Shirt.
Some tune ago an American wag wrote an
an account of a gelatins shirt that Edison
had invented. It was said to be made of thin
sheets of gelatine, each sheet to bo taken off
when soiled; and there were enough sheets to
make the shirt last a year. This yarn was
printed in various newspapers, and at last in
Brazil. 'The gullibility of tho South Amer
ican may be nppreciatl," said ilr. Edison in
a recent interview. uwhen it is known that
soon after the shirt story met their eyes the
Brazilians began to send me drafts and
checks for shirts. One idiotic diamond dealer
sent me n draft for "100 on the Bank of Eng
land. He wrote that ho didn't know how
much the shirts were, but he did not think
they ought to cost over 100 apiece."' New
York Sun.
"thiiip Could Get Away from 111 in.
"One of tho amusing things about tho
fight,"' said Col. Goodnow, as he gazed at tho
panorama Battle of Atlanta, ''happened un
der my eye. Sergt. King, of my command,
in tho heat of tho light, came on to a t of
false teeth that had dropped out of tho mouth
of a poor fellow who had been shot He
picket 1 them up, showed them to me, and said
he didn't propoeo to let anything of that kind
getaway from him while gold was worth
$1.75. He was as unconcerned about it as
though death was not being dealt on every
side." St Paul Pioneer Press.
Geographical rhysiolosy.
At on? of the recent school examinations
the scholars of tho intermediate grade wero
required in physiolosy to locate tho liver.
Evidently they knew, for tho answer of one
girl was this: "The liver is situated south of
the stomach and a little to the right of it"
The question is, ought hha to bo marked
down on it Boston Record.
On the Guard Line.
Raw Recruit Who goes there! Old Vet
eran Friend. R. R. Advance, friend, with
the countersign. O. V. Torktown. R. IL
Thanhs, old man, I had forgotten it my
self. Tbe Judzv.
Descrvo Honorable Mention.
The Misses Shannon, of West Newton,
Mass., deserve honorable mention in these
days of selfish delusiveness. The two ladies
own a splendid residence at Bar Harbor, and
have roofed in a spring on their grounds,
from which a boy serves glasses of tho pure I
and delightful water to everyone that passes.
Chicago Herald.
B. D. ALLEN, Notary Public.
C. W.
Allen, Graham & Jones
buy
REAL ESTATE,
Make Loans on Farm
Office 414 Douglas Ave, Room
The followfng Is a selection from our lnrze list of improved and unimproved farms, for
sal by eb, on terms to fiuit parchaer-. We also hart large ttork rjnehes In this and ad
oring counties at veiy low prices. Grazing lands from $: to $10 per acre.
l
2 100. 13 in cultivation. houe andstablz.
good orchard; fenced into 40 and SO acre
fields with water r.nniop throazh and
convoyed into every 40 acre tract. One of
the finest grain and best arranged stock
farms In Kansas, one-half mile o school,
two and a half milea to good railroad
town.llml'eB to Wichita; 812.C0O, one
third cagh. balance to suit purchaser.
22 1C0, 150 In cultivation, 30 acres tame-grass,
10 acres timber, good house and stable,
fenced; 13 acres In hog lots and carrals,
good well, pump and wind mill, good or
chard, good spring: 1 mile to school
three and a halrmiles to Derby, on rail
roid. line farm. S'J.IOO, on good terms.
3J ICO, 00 in cultivation, house stable, ciib 20
in pasture, fenced; 2 wells and cretk.good
orchard, 01 rods to gcnool. 7 cileato
Wichita; i.5to, a cssn
Zlli 160. 150 in cultivation, house, stable and
crib, nice vonng orchard, fenced: well,
pnmp and windmill; Hi miles to Valley
Center, choice bittern farm; SG.OU).
terniB.
45K ISO. CO in cultivation, house, barn, cFibs
and graiuerv, 4-ton stock scale.nlce young
orchard, good wells; $1,000. terms.
fi-2 1C0. r0 in cultivation, small honse and sta
ble, crib and grainery, some fruit: 1 mile
toschool. SKniilesto railroad town, 10
miles to Wicfcita; $3,000.
75 ISO. 200 in cultivation, 3" acre3 pasture,
fenced; good honse, barn and shed ,2 miles
to railroad town, 11 miles to Wichita;
312,000, cash.
cG 325,110 In cultivation, CO pastn e, fenced;
nice youcg orchard. 2 welle, cistern; K
mile to school. 3 to one and 4 milea to an
other railroad town, SK milea to Wichita,
very cheap; $9,000, K cash.
00320, 210 in cultivation, house, stable and
gralnery, pood welt and creek, 1 mile to
school, 11' miles to Wichita; good corn
farm; $7,500, terms.
ICe ICO, SO- in cnltivation, house and stable, .
fruitand forest trees, fenced; 20 acres pas- .
tnre fenced, 4i milts to railroad town; I
81,000.
127-1C0, 110 in cultivation, 5 acres pasture,
fenced; house and barn, llog and cattle
lots fenced; some fruit; 5 mile to Wih-
lta, fine view of the city; 3,500, terms.
155-li" in cultivation, 2 acres timber, good
house atid barn, fenced; wells, orchard,
5 miles t. rfcllroad town, 0 mll'ii to
Wichita; S6.40O.
165 1C0, 100 in cultivation, house, barn and
crib, fenced and cross fenced; 40 a re pas
ture, goodorcharl. 1 mile to school, 5
miles to railroad town; $1,500, terms.
203 ICO. 110 In cnl lvation, honse. stable and
crib, well, sonse trnlt; ZY milea to 2 rail
road towns, 12 mile3 to Wichita; $3,500,
terms-
221 1C0. 50 in cultivation, houe, grainery.sta
blc and crib, fenced and cros3 fenced, 30
ac es hog light; 3 pood wells and nice
creek, fine orchard; 7 Ji miles to railroad
town, IX miles to KoseHill; 83,500, part
time.
221 SO, 50 in cultivation, house, tmoke house,
stable, gralnery, crib and fenced; well,
good orchard; one and a fourth mi'es t
church, 2 mile? to r. O , Smiles to rtil
road town; $2,500; $1,000 on time.
'270 ICO, 70 in cultivation, house, stable, cribs
and 12 carrals. feed lots and fenced; good
orchard; 3; miles to rallied town;
84.C00, terms.
2721,520, 200 In cultivation, well Improved, all
fenced and all watered, fine grain and
stock farm; 'Mi mtlM to railroad town,
two-thirds of It bottom; $20,000, terms.
274 1!S, 100 in cultivation, fenced and cross
fenced; good house, stable and cribs,
plenty of good fruit, good well; $5,000,
terms.
270 ICO, 90 in cultivation, good house and barn,
young orchard, 3 miles to Goddaid;$5,000,
231 1C0, 00 in cultivation, 3-room house. stable,
pasture fenced; 2 miles to railroad town,
$4,000, terms.
2S2 100. suitable for eubdlvldlng, three miles
from lVlealta; price and terms on appli
cation. 253323, 50 In cultivation, honse and stsble,240
lenced for pasture, good -well: 9 miles
from Wichita, special bargain; 87.CC0, K
ca h.
2S6 ICO, 100 In cultivation, house, stable, crios
etc, pasture, fenced; bearing orchard,
first-dais bstom land, K mile to school
2 miles to railroad town; $7,000.
2S9 SO, 40 in cultivation. 2-room house. 35 acre
pisture fenc"i; orchard, well find Xis
nescah river bottom; $1,000.
291160. 160 cultivated, fenced; smill house.
statue and crib, g ol orchard, well, pump
and wind mill: 5 mile-t to railroad town,
CO rods totcliool; $1,200, terms.
252 SO, 70 in cultivation, house, stable, cribs,
etc.. fenced Into 4 fields, jrood youns? or
chard, S miles to Wichita, 40 rods to
school; S3.310.
3C2 160. 100 In cultivation, good 6-room house,
good barn, gralnery for l.00 bn, pasture,
t-nced; 2 good wells, and creek, orchard,
X mile toschool, 4 miles to Goddard and
Gtrden Plains; special bargain; 8t,2-XK,
$1,200 4 yrs 6 perct.
303 100, 110 In cultivation, hon-e. stable and
crib, hedged into 40 acre fields, bearing
orchard; 1 mil to echool, C miles to rail
road town; $3,500.
341 520, 250 in cultivation, small honse. Kan
srs stable, pasture, fenced; fine orchard,
1 mile to school 4 miles to Derby, very
fine farm; $9,000, term.
We do not make special efforts to
because we have
ALL OVER
and we desire to give our
in which to buy.
Choosing
Their - (k
"We take great pleasure in showing property, both
city and farm.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED
C. E. JONES, Notary IcbUc.
and sell-
and Ghattle Security,
1.
Wichita, Kansas.
3W go, SO in cultivation, house and stable.crib
and grainery, hedged all around. 9 acres
of good fruit, 2 good wells, SOiodito
school; $1,t00
357 480. 250 in cultivation, 2goodhonseet good
barn, fenced all around, pastur? fenced,
pood orchard. 1 mile to school, "mili-s to
Wichita, very fine farai and very cheap;
$12,100, timeonpart.
35S ICO, ICO In cultivation, honse and stable.6
rods of good hedge, well, pood orchard;
2fmile to school; S3,5Cfl, 81,500 due Oct.
ISS9, 9 perct.
203 100 90 In cultivation, house and stable,
well. 40 rods to school, 3 miles to rail
road town; special bargain and special
terms; $-1,200.
3G7 V) 120 in cultivation, house and 6table,
grainery ; fenced into 40 acre fields ;2 wells
good orchard of all kinds of fruit, good
larm; 84,000, part t-ine.
372 1C0, 90 in cnltivation, house, stable and
prainery, well and spring, some orchard,
2,' milea to railroad town; $3,200, terms.
374 320, house, barn, bugry shed and grainery,
all fenced, good csrrals end feed lots
fenced; 2 miles to school. 1 mile to
church; 5S.0C0.
3S1 ICO. 70 in cnltivation, house and barn, 15
acres pasture, fenced; H mile to school,
3 miles to Andover on Frisco road; $3,200
8GO0 4yrs, Sperct.
3;75G0, 320 in cultivation, good house, barn
and grainery, fenced und cross fenced,
feed lots and carrals fenced; running
water and three good wells, fine orchard,
5 milea to Amesley, 3 to Kdgecumb;
821,000.
i 160. COin cultivation, good granery. 3
miles to railroad town, very line land; 12
- miles to Wichita; 84,000.
403160, 120 in cnltivation, house, stable, crib,
gralnery and crrals, tenced and cross
fenced ;a2 wells pumpandwind mill, fine
avd large orchardof all kind? of fruit; a
mile to school. 3 inilej to Andover oa
Frisco railroad; $5,000, part time.
421 ICO, 110 cultivated, new 3-room house
pantny and cellar, sniok house; fenced
and cros- fenced, good hog lot. 2 good
wells, liceyonng orchard, SJ rods to
school, fJ miles to Derbv, Uose Hill 4
milea Sl.tOO
425 1C0. ICO in cultivation, house, stable and
crib, sonic fence, well, creek; 3) miles to
Garden Plains, 40 rods toschool; S3.OC0.
427 ICO, SO in cultivation, good house, barn
and crib, 2 wells, orchard; 1 mile to
schools Hi milea to Cheney on railroad;
si, uw, term.
428760, 450 in cultivation, house, barn, graln
ery, ISO acres fenced with 3 wlre3, 135
acres hog tight 7 wires, wells, spring
and river; 2 acr.s of choice fruit, bot
tom land; $22,800, 815.S0O cash, balance
at J per ct.
439 -1C0, 100 in cnltivation, smallhonse, lmile
to school, 3i miles to railroad town;
$2,50 .
410 320 acres 175 in cultivation, good house,
large barn, fenced; 2 good wells, 1 wind
mill, 6 acre orchard: 4mlesto railroad
town. 3 miles to AVlchita: $9,C0J, very
good terms.
443 10). unimproved, cccdsprinp, 4 mile- to
railroad town; $3,000.
44G1CO, 75 in cultivation, 2-story 7-room
house, good barn, also other stabling, 40
acaes pasture, fenced; wells, fine young
orchard, 6 miles to railroad town, b' to
Wichita; Sj.CW; $3,000 cash, balance on
time.
417160, 20 in cultivation, 2 houses. 2 springs,
i miles to railroad station; 82, OOj, terms
443 0, COin cultivation, ltf story house, sta
ble, well fenced, 20 acres nature, fenced,
somefrult, IT miles to Wichita; $2,400;
some time.
450 SO, 18 in cultivation, email house, well,
peach trees, 200 forest trees. 3 milea to
railroad town; $1 500, part time.
451320, 235 In cultivation, good 2 story bouse.
barn 24x90 fet, hay fork and dei-rick, 2
good wells, cistern, 240 acres fenced for
pasture, goodbeiringorchsrd, 9 miles to
Wichita, )i mile to school; $I6.0CO.
471 1C0. 50 in cultivation, small houe, near
rtilroad station; St, SCO. 8:00 on tima.
472 160, 90 In cultivation, pood house and barn
140 fruit trees, S00 forest trees; $2,:00;
8)0 on time.
47310), 6 in cultivation, house and stable,
joina the town of Murdock, Kingman
Co,; $3,030; f cash,
47416.1, I5in cultivation.
$1,500; Jf cah.
;eo lirircvcir.ei te;
-100. To In cultivation, home
$1,0; 31,Xi0jntinie.
and
sbte;
470 1G0 unimproved; SI 203; SiOJoa time
177 320, 80 In cultivation. oo31ioa"e and st'j
ole, SO acres lanced, flnestock farm; $,(M.O
i cioh
i'S 1C0, 115 in cultivation, hone sn'l staMe.
40 acres pietr.re, fenced, 2 or a acrca in
orchard; S2 0U); parttnuf.
17! SO), 200 iu cultivation, goo! improvements;
fln farmingocd location; SH,0CO: good
term3.
4S0 160, 110 In cultivation, liorcsp. b3m,
fenced, well, nilles to rMlm.d tOTrc.
7 iiiflea to Wichita, barg'in; 85.2SO;
SI. CC0 on lima
Special bargains in city and EtibnTban prOD-
erty.
Cheao 2acre lot ' n College Hill.
Five and t-njwif tracts suitable for platting
and gardening very low on terms to suit
purchaser
Business 1 ti on Afain and Donslasavicuej
sell in any particular locality.
special bargrins
THE CITY
customers the privilege of
- Locality
AND PROMPTLY ANSWERED.
GRAHAM.
A CHANCE
FOR
SOLID COMFORT
AT ONLY
95 CENTS.
C. B. LEWIS & CO.,
110 Main Street.
ONE PRICE CASH ON DELIVERY BOOT and SHOh HOUSE.
FOR
Improved and Unimproved City Property
the best improved streets in the city.
on
Lots on the inside on street car lines and in
outside additions. Suburban lots on the east
side in Maple Grove addition.
Business lots and business blocks for sale
at special bargains. Several fine tracts near
the city for sub-dividing and plating.
Improved farms and grass lands in all
parts of the county; also ranches in this and
adjoining counties.
All parties wishing
to call and examine
elsewhere:
W. A. THOMAS,
The Oldest Real Estate Agency in Wichita.
W. S. COItBETT. President.
A. IIESS.
WICHITA
Wholesale Groeer Company
Nos. 233 and 235 North Main St, WICHITA, KAN.
TO
THE
LARGE
Spring .:. Work .:. at .:. Cost.
"We will offer for nert thirty days our very large stock of Spring
work, consisting of one very
xic&tjiv, a uuxuuei ui iiue Vjiiij. ict&ti
.rccSions, buggies, ana cprii:g wagons m great, variety,
At Cost in Our Repository.
This is no advertising scheme, bnt anoticeto the people, made in
good faith, in order to dispose of a veryiarge stock before the close
of the season "We will, to accommodate persons who are not ouite
ready to buy. take a small payment down and hold goods for a few
days. "Will also take good notes on reasonable time.
Now is Your Chanee
Tno-pr, a. jrr.nd -irphfrlfi rt. rr.st. Cnmfi pnrlv -rc-nilp thprp ka 1http
stock to select from. Eemember
KELLY, ALEXANDER I RAM,!
. 123 MARK3T STSEBT.
J. P.. 50T.T.IDAY.
J. R. HOLLIDAY I CO.,
Wicliita Grocery,
rs to 3LVJ jII &
STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES.
No. 227 E. Douglas Ave., w Ichita, Kan.
MONEY
-ON-
City Property, Chattel Mortgages)
ANI PERSONAL SECURITY.
LOWEST -:- RATES! V NO -;- DELAYS!
L.
SALE
to buy
mv list
would
before
do well
buying
J. H. BLACK, Secretary and Tr-aurer
Vice President
PUBLIC!
STOCK OP
fine Y53aV:s' one 12-Passenger
ui uuicicuu oijfico, awu ouii,ya,
the place,
G. WILBCIi.
BOLLIDAT, Daafers In-
TO LOAN
B. BUNNELL & CO.
BUNNELL 1 MOREHOUSE,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
A., T. & S. F. B. B. LANDS.'
Bargains in city and. county property. Our insurance companies are as
follows: Etna, Liverpool, London, Globe, German-American, Insurance Com
pany of North America, Hartford, Phoenix, of Hartford; Home, of New York;
New York Underwriters.
L. K. WOODCOCK,
JEx-Ccuaty TrMi'r.
B. S.
WOODCOCK,
REAL ESTATE, ABSTRACT & LOANS
Office, Dorsey Building, Opposite Coun, House,
"WICIELIT A , ICA:Esr.
M. A. McKENZIE & CO.,
-Manufacturer of-
Fine Carriages,
BUGGIES
SPRING-:-WAGONS.
Kepalrlnjr, Repainting and Trimming
Promptly Attended To.
Wichita, Kansas.
City Trade Solicited and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
C. A. STAFFORD.
STAFFORD & CLEGG,
Real Estate and Loan Agents
Office south side Douglas ave, 2d stairway w of Lawrence.
CASKETS, ROBES, GLOVES, CRAPF, FTC.
Have tvroflnehearsw. A rrivate telephone direct to Wichita Cemetery. Offlc alvny oixrn on Iugla
cnu-, Wichita, Kaasa.. Prompt attention to orders by Telegraph.
ICE ! ICE ! ICE !
DEPOT and OFFICE 124 WEST DOUGLAS AVE.
ICE Always on Hand at Depot
Orders for Shipment and Citv Delivery
Promptly Attended to.
Telephone No. 128. SOHN & WILKIN.
BUY LOTS IN
-:- (I -:- Fisher's
These Lots are close to the City Limits, and are lying bolweon Central Ave
and Second Street, east of town. These lets are for sale an choap
and easy terms. No coilepe, Union depot or machine shops
ate to be built on tnem. For terms apply at
BUTLER & FISHERS
110 DOUGLAS AVE.
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DEAN I MAXWt LI,
Real Estate Dealers.
We fcsT. -proysxr la trttsr Uiri V-rsiitj Is Uw dtp: ! a Unp. u jf Tim Vryitj Ttj c3Mz
OmCE--ROO:t J EAOLS BtVK.
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B. COHN,
Wholesale
125 West Douglas Avenue.
WICHITA. KANSAS.
K. A. DORSET,
Kx-Ccaaty Cl'k.
D0RSEY & CO.
T K Ct.K
H. "W. KENDLE,
rriKKI -- LIEICIOB,
Anil Dealer Jn
Wood, Cloth and Metalic Burial Cases
-:- Second -:- Addition
HARDWARE ST( R E
G-ANDOLFO CAPE.
Finest : Restaurant : in : Kansas.
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East.
DEAN & MAXWELL
Cigars,
GARBlSO.v,
