The Wichita daily eagle. [volume], April 04, 1894, Page 7, Image 7

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Slue WLitltT&H ijailg gagle: Wlt3.xxts&x HXarrttiMg, nrfl 4, l&94v
Highest of all in Leavening Power, Latest U. S. Gov't Report,
UAILMOAV SCHOOL,
The Kntiona! is the only Bchool in
America, where the scholars get the
actual training the same as if they
were on "The Main Line," Btation
work, lelejrrapby, express business,
Western Union. A'so short hand
and typewriting. 3rd floor Firebauh
block, cor. 1st and Market, Wichita,
Kan., Prof. J. E. Startzell, Prin,
Wholesale ft Hanitfacrt
Baking
Powder
J&2&
Ha houses girea below are repiesemt&tiTo oees in their liftt, aid fhortvghly reliable Ther are famished thv fur readr refer
ecce tor the 8onth generally, aa well a for city aad enbarfcam bayira, PoUara and laquiier should eoxrefpon aire
with names giTea.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
If you want
TTTI Ij
I Houses.
RoYaI
'
iV
I
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DOES IT PAY
To buy of money savers?
Hundreds of satisfied
clothing buyers in this
vicinity will answer this
question by telling you 'Tt
Does."
"We are money savers for
fche people with a big S, and
are always willing that you
and your neighbor shall
have a share.
There certainly must be
something about our busi
ness that Pays or our trade
would not "stick" and grow
as it does.
No inducements in the
way of gifts or prizes are
offered: but we give you in
stead, sound Bargains in
real value for the money
you pay and back our state
ments of values by refund
ing the cash if you are dis
satisfied with your purchase.
Herman & Hess
406 E. DOUGLAS AYE.
0
KAWiOUD MIIAXD-
-o L. M. L'HAVTFonn. Owner
GEO. 2J. BOWEN, Local ilanager.
One Whole Week,
Commencing Monday, April 2.
Hetarn engagement of
Starr's Big Comedy Co.
at Popular Prices,
10, 20, 30 CENTS.
Appearing in an entirely New
Eepertoire, opening Monday
night inthe realistic comedy drama
Shadows of a Home.
bongs ana dances all new.
Change of play nightly.
f MONDAY SIGHT, LADIES FREE,
, for which seats must be reserved
j before Monday at 7 p. m.
Seats now on sale at box office.
Mrs. I. B. W lm-ui's
Summer millinery opening will be the
most attractive ot the season. Ic shall
also he a t;reat bargnin snle, lasting the
remainder of the wvek. Thursdavt Fri
day and Saturday. ISO North Main, up
itairs. 119 It
That Brach of Promise Casa.
The famous breach of promise suit
wherein a t-ociety lady is sueiug a promi
nent gentleman for damages is t-et for trial
on Thursday eveniug, at Garfield HalL
Owiug to the desire of so many persons to
witness the trial it has been deci'led to
Admit no odo without a ticket. Secure
four tickets in advance. dll9-lt
I'lmt Itcctsl -t Fall mount Instl nte.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon Airs. AlcCov,
lasistsd by her pupils and Mrs. George
Stromr, will give a musical recital ntFair
niouni IuMuute. A lare uttetidance of
the friends of the institute is expected.
dllO-lt
The greatest millinery sale of the sea
ion will be Thursday, Friday and Satur
day, when Mrs. B. D. Wilmans has her
summer millinery opeuini;. This b-auti-ful
line of new unods will be sold Mirpris
ingly cheap. If you ctunot set waited on
the first day come early the next morning
1 b5e re three bargain dajs. ISO N. Mtiu,
npctalrs. dll91t
Disso.ution otlcc
Owing to the lung continued illness of
Mr. Hume and the necessity of bisietiriug
from business for a time, for the purpose
of recruiting his health, the partnership
heretofore exi'tinjj between Y. E. Stanley
nd J. E. Hume, is this day dissolved by
miiti'al consent, Mr. Slauley succeeding
to the business of the firm.
w. E Stanley,
J. E Hums.
Wichita, Kan., April 3, 1S94. dll9-lt
Jlrs. U.J). Wllmans.
Summer millinery opening; 100 new
patterns on the way. dl19 It.
CLAIRVOYANT.
Madam De La Mott, the wonderful
clairvoyant aud mind reader is at 250 X.
Main Mreet, room 16, where she will leiui
the future like a book and tell you how to
make friends and bring peace of mind to
mil who call upon her. Domeitic troubles
vanish before her Wonderful powers.
Call upon her in trouble of any kind and
she will guide you through. 2j0 X. Main,
Room 1G. Ot.
Public installation of the newlv elected
officers of the Wichita Lodge No. 4 ami
Columbia Lodge No. 3, O. D. H S. wi 1
take pls.ee at their hall in Getto b'ock, N.
Main, on Thursday, April 5, at 7:S0 p. m.
At the conclusion of cen monies there will
be au entertaiutnent given consisting of
singing and dauciug. Refreshments
erred. Amission free. All members
with their families and friends are
invited, J. Zimmerman, Sec'y.
2C
Sirs. 1. B. V Umin's
Summer millinery opening will be a
grand display and will afford the ladies a
rare opportunity to sreure a geuuine late
novelty at a wonderful reduction. This
opening and pale will commence Thurs
day morning and continue the remainder
ot the week. 130 North Main, up stairs.
119 lu
For Safes, Locks and Vault-work call at
119 N. Market street J. E. Consigny, rep
resenting Mosler Bauuiann Company,
Cinciuatti, Ohio. dllS 4s
Major's PriKr.lim.uion.
Whereas, The board of health of the city
of Wichita has passed a resolution de
claring it necessary for all owners or occu
pants of property in the city of Wichita to
clean their premises and put the iame in a
good Eauitary condition, and whereas it is
necessary for the general health of our
citizens thatsaid order and resolution ot
the board of health Decompiled with.
Now, therefore, I, L. M. Cox, mayor of
the city of Vichita, by authority vested
in me by law, do reque-t all owners or
occupants of property within the city of
Wichita to cleau their premises and put
the same in u goad sanitary condition on
or before April 15, 1S9L
111-106 L. M. COX, Mayor.
THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
They
Are Situated Many Mllea Distant
from Honolulu.
Tho group lies in a chain, distant
from Oahn seven hundred to twelve
There are several records of its discov-
ery. Ocean island was quite well
known as early as 1S30. In that year
tho English vessel Gledstancs was
wrecked on its shores. In 1870 the
United States cruiser Saginaw was
lost in these waters. She had gone
down there to dredge a channel and
provide a station for old side-wheelers
then setting out as Pacific mail liners.
The only losses of life were from
small boats. Ono boat, sent up this
way for assistance, was lost just off
Kauai. But ono of tho crew was
saved. He "brought tho news to Hono
lulu. In a few hours Capt. King, now
minister of interior, was off aboard a
schooner carrying a relief expedition.
Next day, at tho request of the Ameri
can minister, an island steamer was
sent after the schooner. Long was
master of tho steamer, and Capt. Rice,
now of tho tug Eleu, was mate. They
beat Capt. King only twenty hours to
Ocean island. Tho Americans were
gone. They had been picked up by a
sailing vessel. An inquiry thatstirred
naval ciclcs followed tho loss of tho
Saginaw, and Honolulu was made the
port of call for the Pacific mail. Of
tho three side-wheel liners, one was
burned at sea, ono at Hong Kong, and
tho third lost off Panama.
Years ago two whalers went ashore
in one night on Pearl and Hermes
reef. Tho vessels were lost entirely
and several men drowned. In 18S5,
the English craft Dunnater Castle,
coal laden from Newcastle, was
wrecked on an Ocean island reef. A
small boat sent for help found its way
here. The Waialeale, Hale, master,
was dispatched to the rescue and
brought all hands to Honolulu. The
crew of tho Saginaw first found water
on Ocean island.
At ono time tho carrying of guano
and phosphates to tho United States
from tho midway group promised to
become a great business. The discov
ery of phosphates in Florida and other
states along tho Atlantic coast had a
depressing effect on tho fertilizer traf
fic in tho United States.
Gettlnjr Civilized.
One of tho Indian boys at the Car
lisle school developed a new way of
doing business the other day. A lady
resident wrote two notes, ono to tho
dressmaker and tho other to a grocer,
and handed them to the boy to de
liver. Then, fearing that ho would
get them mixed, she toro up tho note
to tho grocer (as sho thought) and
told tho messenger to take the remain
ing note to the dressmaker. But tho
boy, who was able to read, saw that
the note ho held was for tho grocer; so
to tho grocer ho went. On his return,
tho lady was surprised to sec a pack
age of groceries instead of the dress
sho expected. Sho asked tho boy how
ho had got tho goods without money.
"I charge," replied tho young Indian.
"But I havo no account there," said
tho lady. "No matter; I charge, any
how," said tho boy, calmly. When tho
lady went, a few days later, to pay the
bill, sho found that tho groceries had
been charged to the dressmaker.
Florida Enchantment.
Miss Gossipo Did you know, Fan,
that Mrs. Foote, the little widow, who
is at tho Ponco do Leon, is going to
marry again?
Miss do Siecle Yes, and I think it
takes a courageous man to marry a
woman who has ono Footo in tho
grave. Brooklyn Luc.
Breaking All Uncord.
Milfred Isn't Bessie a very origina,
girl?
Maud I should think sol Why, she
said "Yes" to Jack the first timo h
proposed to her. Brooklyn Life.
Tor Sale.
One hundred good three to seven room
hou-es, c-w be ".hipped to any locaMon. H.
H. RICHARDS, Wichita, Kau. dllS Si
Now that the little cold weather spat is
over you will be sure to need hose and
lawn sprinklers to put that lawn of yours
into good shape. You will also want to
know where to buy that ho-a and lawu
prinkler cheapest. I you do, telephone
26, or call upon Bertram & Bertram,
South Lawrence, they will please you.
110 tf
Hact Line.
Perry, Wharton to Stillwater. Leaves
Stillwater 7 a. m.; Perry 1 p. m. Also Ex
change stables at Orlando and Stillwater.
We make a specialty of carrying pusseu
gers between these noiurs.
SHIYELY, Yaxwtck & Shiyely,
d21tt
Elect on Proclamation.
In accordance with the provisions of
Sec. 6, Article 1, of the revised statute of
the state of Kansas, of lSS"i, I. J.R. Brown
mayor of the City of Colwich. do hereby
proclaim that there will le a regular elec
tion held in and for the City of Colwich,
at the City Hall, on the first Monday in
April, being the 2d day of April. 1S94. to
elect: One Mayor; oue Police Jude and
five Coundlmen: the polls of said election
to open at S a. m and close at 6 p. in., of
said election diy.
Election will be held under the new
Australian ballot S3stem aud all enndi
uates and conventions will be governed ac
cordingly. G. W. Steenrod, T. a Knoblauch and
L. Patry are appointed to act as jndge;
and 2. bterns and A. Lingg as clerks of
said election.
Given under my hand this 20th day of
March, 1S94. J. R. Bnowx,
109-12t Mayor of Cay of Colwich.
.Advice to JSIol Iters.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothiug Syrup should
always be used forcbildreu 'teething. It
toot lies the child, toftens the gums, allays
nil pain, cures wind colic, aud is the
bet remedy for diarhoea. Twenty-fiva
cents it bottle. Used oy millions of
mothers. d64tf w4otf
JUctc unc.
Leave Perry at 1:30 p. m. and returning
leave Stillwater a 7:30 i. m.
dSS tf. Turner & Ford, Props.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castor la-
A TELEPHONE,
We can furnish you
ONE OR TWO
j Bd All Materials Necessary.
Electrical Supply and
Construction Co.,
250 North Main.
8 W. WTLTCTE. C. 1. KESTD. JAS. H. Trajan
WICHITA MATTRESS CO.,
82 V. Douglas Are,.
VTholeiale and Kctnll Dealers In
Haffresscs, Bed Springs, Cols, Cribs,
PILLOWS. ETC.
Upholaterlne Neatlv Hone Remallnr Mattresses
anil Repairing bprlngs a Specialty.
llnfl Orders recelre Prompt Attention.
Kansas Steam Laundry
122 & 124 S. Lawrence Ave.
All work fitiaraiiieu to be turned out in
good order. Goods delivered to any part
of the city. Ut-lt-plione 195.
Agents in other towns wanted.
B. C. WHITNEY & CO.,
Jobbers in
PAPER, PAPER BAGS,
TWINE, ETC.
Correspondence Solicited.
151 N. EMPORIA AYE., WICHITA
ARKANSAS VALLEY FENCE CO.
Manufacturers of
Wire and Picket Eence,
Poultry Setting, Etc, Etc,
Write for terms to Dealers.
109 Wichita at, iclnta. Kas.
THE GEM MODEL WOKKS CO
321 West Douglas.
Models made from drawings or descrip
tions. Brass castings of all kinds done in
best workmanlike' manner. Repairing of
all kinds done satisfactorily. Repairing
Bicycles a specialty by Alex Glass, F'r'm.
CHAS. P. JMTTELLEE,
Ybolesale and Retail
F LORiST.
Denier in cut flowers, house and bedditig
plants; roses and geraniums, a specialty.
Orders for parties, weddings and funer
als promptly filied. Telephone 284.
WM. F. SMITH,
Fine Stationery,
A full line of Purses and Pocket
Books,
314 N. Main st. Wichita, Ks.
A. T. BEN BOW,
Slanufacinrer and Dea'er In th
Benbow Self Heating Washer,
lien bow Ued Spriugs and
All Good Clothes Wringers
H kinds of repairinr mide nd for sale.
W'ite "or i ices aud free istak-curfl. ,
609 E. Douglas, next to Caiey Hotel
DEALERS' BRANDS A- SPECIALY.
506 E. Douglas Ave.
Blakeman Bros. & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FBESH EISH AM) OYSTERS.
Fishermen's Supplies of all kinds,
Eeins, hoop nets, tiammel nets, twine,
hooks, lines, etc.
Fresh Fish and Oysters a specialty.
520 .E. Douglas Telephone, 27.
A Grclon Papa.
Young Mr. Van Braam sent his card
to Mr. Gaswell, with the request for a
short interview.
When the elder gentleman descended
to the parlor he found his caller in a
state of nervousness; so he said, kind
ly: , "Good evening, Mr. Van Braam."
"G-g-good evening, Mr. G-G-Gas-welL"
"You wished to see mo about some
thing particular?"
"Your daughter referred me lo you,
sir. I I I I"
The young man's hesitation was
painful.
"I see how it is, young man," the
papa interrupted. "You are up to your
I's in love. ell, you can have her."
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph.
3Ilrte or High TMts
DTe Yon look tired.
She; I havo been to my dressmaker,
getting fitted. But you look tired, too.
He Yes. I met my tailor, and he
gave me Cts s. Y. Wccldy.
The Gersn&n TTlfc-IXeaWr-.
In Germany when a man is convicted
of beating his wife he is allowed to
continue his work, is looked after by
the police, and arrested every Satur
day and locked up until Monday morn
ing, when ho is again delivered over to
his employer. His wages are given to
flis wne. it ne won't woric be is taken
to jail, where he h to work harder
GEO. H. LLOYD & CO.,
WHOLESALE
HARNESS and SADDLERY
Saddlery Hardware, Whips, Leather. Harness-makers Tools, Rtc Spucial
attention, given mail orders. 401 E- Douglas Ave . Wichita.
TELEPHONE NO. 272.
C H. RECKMEYBR,
Wholesale Manufacturer of
SADDLES and HARNESS.
And Jobbers in Saddlery Hardware, 121 East Douglas Ave.
THE PEERLESS STEAM LAUNDRY
Having moved to 155 and 157 North Markt, Old Opera House, are hot pre
pared to do the best work in tho stafe. If you have any trouble with our
"oods wearing out too soon try the Peerless. Agents wanted iu every town
iu Kansas aud Oklahoma. We also have added a rough dry department for
family washing, which-we will do for 4c per pound. Phone 232.
SATIS FACTfOM GUARANTEED vV
ftd J- Jff !j&fZJC - -mOC7 4
WLsauLerijasrFs?
M.S J25llirn.r&
w WPECIAL ATTE
fITIQM
WALL PAPER AND GYPSESTE AJITISTS.
Oils, Pjints, Varnishes, Gypsine, Wall Paper, and Picture Frame Mouldings,
and a general line of painters supplies, can bo bought at bottom prices at our
stoie, 312 East Douglas.
We are the Wall Paper and Gypsine Artists of the city.
EgTHouse painting a specialty. Get our prices on your work.
GARRETT & EXSTCAID.
Al. M.
(riuceesbor
Wholesale
and .Retail J
from $40 to $125. Fnll line medinm grades and Cycling
cult repairing. Sulkies Fitted with Pneumatic Tires.
HUSE, CHAELTON, DUNN & CO.,
-JOBBERS-
Queensware, Glassware,
220 N. Main
LEmLAXN-HIGGINSON GROCER CO.,
Wliolesale Grocers
203 AND 205 N. WATEH STREET.
Bole A (rents for the CelLrattd Jersey Coffee, tlie Lest i ackase coffee In theraanrei
WICHITA TENT & AWNING CO.
Tents, Awnings, "Wagon,
Machine, Grain and
Harvest Covers.
104 WEST DOUGLAS,
TTATiSTEAD MILLING CO
ITLOXJJEI,
"SECOND TO NONE"
Best Flonr in the State.
OTTO WEIS, A:rt. Cor. 3d. & Fifth
Avenue, l'honu 105. 7
J T. MAJtTiy,
Wholesale aud Itauul
Artists Materials, Pictures, Frames
J cu dire, rirtrre !.. EayKere'MU.Btc.
lrt onal'tr French Clilna for I'remtlii.
FTerrtlillii: In tho line of JUtl&t Matrruts at St.
l.cult or Chicago prltr. The onlr exclulre Art
Mcielu Itmrtui. Hull Oidera Vt tnutly Pttendeil
tulalosueXrce. 'telephone iJJ
151 yollTJI MAIN ST11EUT
C. A. Rose-Florist
Dealer in all kinds of Plants. Eulbs
and Florists fc'tipplies.
Cut Flowers a Specialty,
All orders promptly attended to.
Office 404 '. Water fct. Tel. 338.
FAMES MACHINE WOBKS
Builds and Repairs
ENGINES, BOILERS and MACHINERY
124 S. Washington Ave Wichita
W. H. GULP & CO,
IJlorists-
Careful attention civca to mail or telegraph
orders for cut flowers and florid des.sn Pric
es reasonable, St-nd for price lift or Plaaw,
beeds, Bulbs, aad Hardy fccrubberr.
811 Wabash Auenue.
FEED HIMSTEDT,
Wioleaale Dealer In and ilinafirtnrtr ot
SOLE leatiiei:, boots and shoes
AND OEKEKAL LESS OF SHOE FESDDfGS.
Write for Prices and Term3 to Dealers.
MS ORTH J1A1X STREET. WICHITA,
THEWILLOTM'FGCO
Successors to
BrTLER & GUALEY,
Slarfactnrers of and Jobbera in
Fiec n and stamped Tin N are.
251 Norta Main Mreet,
K. 11 BUTLli.llaner.
SEEDS
FOR TEE
Garden, Farm and Field
Onion sets, potatoes and street pota
toes; plants m season. Seed for mail or
der nrice list. ROSS BROS.
E2 it 81S & Dcflglaft, Wicbii K,
BOOT&SHOECO;
VVICHITA-KATI5.
GIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS.
CA-JEITI,
to GlastfJk Co.)
accessories. Diffl
253 N. Main.
Lamps, Cutlery, Etc.
St WicMta.
OLIYEE BEOTHEKS.
Wholesale & Retail Dealrs In
LUMBER andCOAL
Yards and Office 617 EastDougla
Avenue. Telephone No. 285.
Established 1ST0.
!L. HAYS.
Manufacturer ana Jobber
Harness,SaddliTjT,LeathcrandSliocDcdiDgs
Specialty of Hand made Harness. Correspond
enco solicited. ill fell on time or ailo caab
discount. 127 W. Douglas Wichita.
J. A. BISHOP,
Wbotaaale and Retail
Paints. Oils, Glass, Wall Paper
The permanent G1PSINE Wall finLsb
alwaj s in stock. Write lor prices
150 If Market St., Wichita, Ka
WICHITA BOITIIMG AYOilKS
OHO 7.IUUKItUANK.M'cr.
Bottlers of otnjrer A. Cham
Cider, Rada Water, Standard 'erv
Food, also General Western
.Agents for V ra. J.Lemp'aExtra Pale).
: Cor. First and Waco Sis., Wichita.
J. P. ALLEN.
DRUGGIST.
Everything Kept in a First
Class Drug Store.
10S EAST DOUGLAS AYEXUE,
fVichita, - - Kan.
WICHITA CORNICE WORKS
JT. TV. KIFE & CO.
Tinvare and Galvanized Iron Cornice
Window Cap Vy HcbtK. Talij,(;tttcri. tln&d
tlzie roof c? C-oilo;fOTes rrplrnl and t'en
ed. SecUt aUstian .lra to wctk Sn tbocoanirr.
133 N. Lawrence ae., Wichita, Kan.
J. K. WSHatTBX. Pre?.
KAK8AS BUGGY CO.,
Varclactnrsrs efasd Dealers la
Carriages, Baggies, and Wagons
rrom-yi aitcattau ciea is all Iclzi c rr?inss
aad paiau&c.
lli-115 X, 4tb Ave. Wichita, Kan.
Coma and see the Celebrated
KENWOOD BICTCIE
Befare Toa tT. It 1 t.ca:r -hl iaat rn&
FtTeAw.rvi ctt as exaisapj aifc cfil" fur,
" rest w-eel, or ta S3 7 ?raou. Ktic
A, ?. SL0SSE2.
CHAS. LAWRENCS,
Photographers Sopplies!
102 K Dmtftm jiveniic
WJklia, Ka& Ttltfkoat CmacUa
.r
BICYCLES
CITY ROLLER MILLS,
FLOUR.
vuj. uiauua uitic usau uua iuo uiaiaau FvS
for 20 years and never downed. $sk
mhmx
ft'MKP'1
OLIVER & IMBODKX
WEIR CITY AND WESTERN COAL CO-
31 incr of Gentiti.c Feir City CouIt JS'o. 7 Shaft
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF HARD AND SOFT COALS.
rirCltT. r-er ton ileUrere-l J
Oiaso city Shalt, per ton. delivered. oi
Prices as low as the lowest on all otUer kinds of coaU Sati&fuct'oa guaranteed,
Office and Tarda 119 N. Water si Telephone G3
"l d A T H'c are the exclusive Agents for the JFoilow
V- K.J JryJL-A ingCoals:
Genuine JIcAlester, Lump and Xut; tTenit; I iiu7f Xttt and SlacJ)
Denning Lump, equal to Canon Ctti. only $0.00 per ion delirered.
"We also have in -tock Weir City. Fleming, Omrc, Black Diamond, Canot
City and Ouita, and Pennsylvania Anthracite. Our priced aie as low a the lo weal
SCHWARTZ BROS.,
Office and Yard, 541 "Wett Douglas. lelcphone 102.
HOUSE FURNISHERS.
Those thinking of buying Fnmitnre either on the cash or easy
payment plan, will find & complete line of no;r and second hand
goods to select from at the Popular Priced Doublo Store of
SINGER $c PQNNELL. Susf
S. M. MAXTTELL,
Maxwell &d MloOlure.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF NOTIONS, AND FURNISHING GOODS.
237 -AND 239 SOUTH MAIN STREET. WICHITA, KANSAS
Lu C. JACKSON,
DISTRICT
SANTA FE COALS,
AND JOBBER OF BTJUMNG MATERIALS
ii2 S. 4th Ave. Wichita, Kan.
THE C E. POTTS DRUG CO.
(Formerly Charles K. Foils A Co., Cluclunatl O.)
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Goods Sohl at 6L. JLonls and Kum City l'ricts.
8 rr.d ?5 fccnth aiain Sheet, - - - - "Wicl ita, Kanaa
THE JOHNSTON & LARIMER DRY GOODS CO.,
WltOLKSAl.B
Dry : Goods, : Notions : and : Furnishing: Goods,
Complete Mork tn all the UepArtmcutl
119, 121 &123N TopekuAvi. Wichita, Kansas.
:- EAGLE :-: CORNICE :-: WORKS. k-
ZM EAST DOUGLAS AVENUE.
Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron, and Copper Cornice; Tin,
Copper, lion, and Slate Koofiug "Work done in any part of the
country. Estimate furnished on application.
Phone 324. accim Caswell & Buckltst
J. I AKLETIS. AI.TA E. fiTTEET. ritAIv B. ITAliKEU
WICHITA CREAMERY CO.
Wholesale Dealers m Butter and Eggs
212-2U South Topeka Avenue.
r cfar tj prm!tai(m to Vacraa Kstlonal llaak.
JACOB DOLD PACKING CO.
PORK KD BEEF PACKERS
PINE MEATS, IAEDS AND SAUSAGES.
A I rl for ETerylxxiyi lliltc rioTfrHrnnd nnr Sr-edalij; thn Ca-t
Lard In the rountry. holce I rmlljr Jrrt, tlie iloat Popular brand uu iht
Biailct. Uhe JJcst Grocer can luinleh either.
xi J on ti nni ijic ci cr.u ut 11 uiiu lorcr, onu jdfiii on eiiiaziu
3d 01 ipinal Llthornpbcd Cantiyon are sure ot zcit'itix It.
Pnt up Jur I'amlljr viae m 3, 6. lu cud 'JO pouud lniui al Tin Tali,
lithograph label.
1884.
WICHITA WUOLESAU3 GTTOCJ5Rr CO..
Wholesale
OFFICK AND WAREHOUSE 213 TO
Keep cTerj tbU iu the crocery lltie, !.
also Kle itioprieiont ot lh Tlycr
lococecia" brands of Cigars,
FARNUM & CO.
Royal Spice Hills and Spray Yeast Factory
Spray Baking Powder, &nd Kojal Grannlated Spicks. Award
ed the State Contract.
AILESBUEY UEBCAKTILE CO
Jsos. 138-140 N. Fourth Ave.
Wholesale - Grocers.
Jobbers of Teas. Cigahs akd Spices
Fo7eirctorAlTarado arrt Ffiraretta Clrara.
Kolfcta; lock nht :
ef Hrcaonr. Oar hxe
V rariM ib tk ssmairr
lilvk
Artistic Tiling a Specialty.
143 N. Water St. Telephone 29.
O. B. STOCKER & CO,
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CO.. - WICHITA, KX. ;
17, L. aicCLDRS
AGENT FOR
15)1.
. Grocers
223 HOUTII UMIKKV HTHEET.
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FIXING UP A BIT.
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of Wood lUzixlt U tfc S&tSL '.
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Corns and tn :bco.
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