The Wichita daily eagle. [volume], November 08, 1903, WANT AD SECTION, Page 16, Image 16

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WANTS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
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FOR SALE Four lots. Lulu avenue,
south of Harry, 5U.20 each.
Four 4-room cottages, bloc, car line,
SS.50 to $11.50 each.
Two lots. 16th block, South Topeka $.5
each. Call 1122 Tremont. l-.9-ltx
FOR SALE OR BXCHANGE-For V ichi
to property: An excellent 400-acre farm,
near a good railroad town In Butler
county. Farm lies nieely and is rich
dark soil; has fine timothy meadow,
jrood bearing orchard, nice s-room
house, good Vrn, good smoke house,
cellar, cistern, well and plenty of good
outbuildings; only -mile to school; in
a good neighborhood; land lies level and
has good surroundings. Land has $4.03o
encu inherences and is worth S-o per
acre Will sell on easy terms of pay
ment or deal for good property In
"Wichita. , , ,
Mso have ICO acres excellent land In
"Mud Creek fiats, with SO acres under
cultivation, 30 acres fenced for pasture,
balance meadow land. This is one of
-the very best pieces of land In the coun
try and can be sold on easy terms of
pavment and at bargain prices.
Wo are headquarters for ranch prop
ertv and have a good list for sale and
at "lower prices than they will ever be
aprain.
We also have many good farms for
sale, and can suit any one who will go
irlth us to see what we have to offer.
A. S. NELSON. 137 N. Main St.
149-lt
v.--23-lt
FOR SALE OR EXC HANG E 320 acres
of extra good farm land, unimproved,
no waste land on the half section; will
grow all kinds of crops raised in Kan
sas. Elegant spring of water, nev-31-known
to fail: four miles to good rail
road town, only 4S miles south and east
of Wichita. Will sell for $15 per acre
cash or exchange for good hardware
stock without buildings, or Wichita
city propertv at cosh value. Winfield
&. Hodgson, 31S E. Douglas avenue.
141-tf
FOR SALE A fine, improved farm for
$15 per acre, in the best farming coun
try in Oklahoma. Close to railroad; CO
acres in wheat, orchard and grove.
Merry, SOI Eagle street. 149-lt
FOR SALE Eighty acres of the Stanton
farm, one mile west of Friends' univer
sity. Inquire at farm or 302 S. Seneca.
125-26t
FOR SALE Land in every county in
state, from $1.25 to ?S5 per acre. Green,
over Golden Eagle. 149-ltx
FOR SALE Real Estate:
In order to close an estate I will sell
during themonth of November the fol
lowing desirable real estate:
Three-story brick business block and
flats, at 325 and 327 S. Market, known
as the Comings buildingS
Three-story brick warehouse, 50x120 feet,
on Santa Fe track, near Kellogg street.
Valuable tract on corner of Mosley and
Second, south and west front, about
100x140 feet.
Two lots in J. O. Davidson's Second ad
dition.
Two lots on Douglas avenue, West
Side.
Four lots In Fairview addition.
Nineteen lots in Riverside, well located.
A good farnTin Kingman county.
Three-story brick ljuilding. 84x100 feet,
in Winfield, known as Hackney building.
Offers for any part or all of the above
property will receive prompt considera
tion. L. W. CLAPP.
14G-thu-su-6t
IKE AT j ESTATE
Busiuess, residence or vacant, quickly
EOld on our plun. Send us list.
DEAN GORDON.
42-sun-tf
FOR SALE S.000 acres, in tracts of 160
to C40 acres; all smooth, good soil, un
derlaid by an Inexhaustible supply of
sheet water; adjoining land of the same
character is raising 25 bushels of wheat
per acre and 4 pood alfalfa crops per
annum. This land must sell. Come and
secure a good farm at low prices. :
asy terms. C. P. Fullington. Winne
building. 39-fr-su-we-tf
lOR SALE Nine lots.
1423 S. Emporia.
140-12tx
FOR. SALE Southwest corner Zimmerly
and Moslev. 150x200 feet. t375. Reese &
Co.. 112 East First street. 95-tf
H O U S EFOSALE;
FOR SALE 532 X. Topeka. 7 rooms, 50
feet. 5X500; one-half rash, balance time.
T. J. House, at Piatt Lumber Co.
149-Mi-we-tf
ZOR SALE By owm r, my home at 75 S
Water. 113-12tx
FOR SALE On iaym-!its. houses in dif
fer, nt parts of -itv; prices $3w to WK
Wult'-r Moiris, Uo N. Main. 149-lt
FOR SALE-To move. 3-room house, :it
3' S Topeka. K. I. Spencer. 147-tf
FOR SALE Mod' -m. -room house. $3.m
Xt-w. ,"-rxim house, $1,2.10. Greon. over
G'-idm Eagle. U9-ltx
FOR SALE On p.ivments. 1361 S. Law
rucf. o rooms, M f ct, barn. R. L. Tur-n-
r, Jis X. Main. 149-ltx
FOR SALE As I am compelled to change
location. I offr my residence. 3M X.
To-kii avenue, at a bargain. Terms to
emt. Address 1'. O. Box 493, Wichita.
Kan. 14--tf
FOF: SALE Six -room house, barn. 1(K
i. it giouna, $rc"a lisiern, with ;uimp in
ho .- . n:d city water and. collar. 234
i iirove.
149-ltx
FOR SALE-Two special bargains that
must be sold:
7'Jt Lulu avonuo. 7 rooms, 50 f.-et. $1.2'ft.
!'17 li).-r street, 7 rooms, bara, :.nxl74
feet, W. R. TIVKER,
202 East Douglas.
145-wf-fr-su-3tx
FOR SALE OR TRADE Four-room
h-'Use. .j feet "f ground, in good loca
tion. Inquire vf Woods. Sto. kyar.is.
M7-fn-su-2t
FOR SALE Tn-rootn house, with 40
Jot, South WV'Hsh avenue. $'J.r
IVur ;i-roora houses. $1,100; rcnu? will
iv t J" ior cent on ost.
Vac tut lots on Wabash, north and
S i:f J.Ni o.ich.
44. St Francis. ?1 v..
O.ariJ. n land. Ai.o tracts.
I..-i:-js lot o:. M iin street. 54 r.i.
GEo. E. CAMPBELL. 203 X. Main.
l-!9-3t
FOR SALE
Ji X Mosley; rents $7: JS50.
41 -4u; X. Mosb n nts 514: SI TOO.
3 " S. ashing ton . rents $7;
8. 7 17. Murdoch.. r-:its jfS; JS5..
LT-sar.-tl DKAN 50RDOX.
F('K SALE At i bargain: A mcoly ar
ra:.. 7-room cottage. ll"-foot " lot.
jv.-t nont. opj site Lincoln ;ark. iare
tar:. con a'., line lawr :rjtt .tnd
sh...'.c trees; v.- v. fence mid i-mn:
s d w .lk. Pajn-.cm: Part in i ash, hal
an. e in suita irouanieni-- Inquire
S. LawreiiK. or 5 Riirvi. w
lMMtX
FOR SLE-E!.n homes on pavment
pian. from $30.' to 5,".i.
L. DRAKE.
lS7-snn-tf 2Vt Winne Building.
FOR SALE 2 n. w 5-room or c - arT
cl -s- ts and pa try. at a i : . pn e
if sold by own- r. Call 4"! S
. ..-;:
FOR SALE New 5-nxm eott se. S
Wklr.t t. withr -. two blocks f cu- .ie
and school. lr , .r of owner. g.u
Btreet. and sax e expense. 5?-su-we-lf
FOR sale
No. 141.1 Waco .Atr.r.o. lroom luu.
ICO fea
No. 415 N. Toptki -iM :.. v. S-room :s
59 feet.
No. m X". ExpOSita, Wctl Ski. h-u
IN fe. t.
No. 1131 Carlos. S-room house. 75 feet.
Lots, 2 feet, corner Rutan and Doudas
avenue.
Eots 5n all parts of the city. Terms to
sul' ALLISON "t IMCKP'TX
JiS-lt Room 212. Sedcwick Block.
FOR SALE 7-room new house, 2 stories,
with bath, 3 closets, pantry, cellar,
bam 50 feet, located north of Kellogfe,
on Main. Price this week, $3,000.
Xew 5-room cottage, .with bath, o'J feet,
located south of 12th on Main, 51,500.
G-room cottage, barn. 4S feet, east front,
located north of Gilbert on Emporia.
5L350. , . , . ...
ti-room house, 50 feet, curbing, side walk
and shade, located on Second, near
Ohio. $1,250. . ,
4- room house. 25 feet front, located
north of Gilbert on Market. Price.,
Monday, 5tS0. Now renting for ?S.
3 lots on Mead avenue, located just
north of Indianapolis. Price, 17o.
G lots located 'at corner of Hillside ana
Grant- Price, this week, 1,085.
It-room house, bath, G2& feet front, fine
lawn, cement walk, located south of 5th
on Emporia. Price, this week. $2,500.
G-room house. 50 feet, located south of
Central on Emporia, $2,500.
64 feet .east front, north of Harry on
Emporia, -?200.
5- room new cottage, large front porch,
bath. 50 feet, located near Harry on
Main. Will sell at a bargain.
100 feet in Riverside Addition, opposite
Governor Stanley's. $350.
1 Clots in 13th block on South Topeka,
$150 each. , , , .
7-room, 2-story house, with bath, cel
lar, barn. 50 feet, east front, cement
walk, some fruit, located on Campbell
avenue, south of Maple. Will sell Mon
day for $1,850.
150 feet, east front, located at corner
of Hillside and Central. Can sell this
wee kat $600.
J. W. CLEXDEXIX & CO.,
149 107 South Topeka Ave.
FOR SALE Good house and barn, 4 lots,
all set with fruit and shade trees. Price
and terms see T. Vreeland, 217 Waco
aveenue. 147-3tx
FOR SALE Six-rco-n house, 75 feet
ground, room for a cottage; a bargain.
Inquire mornings of owner, 1050 XT.
Water street. 149-su-we-fri-tf
FOR SALE Xew 5-room cottage, GI feet,
east front, 13th block, S. Topeka, $1,000.
New 5-room cottage, 12th block. S. To
peka. $1,250. Is renting for $12.50.
East front building site, 9th block, S.
Topeka. $525.
A number of new cottages that will pay
12V, to 15 per cent.
Ten cottages to sell on the installment
plan, from $325 to $1,000.
GEO. C. HENRY, Over Golden Eagle.
149-ltx
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE At its
actual cost. 6-room modern cottage, nice
ly papered, bath, closet, sink, wash ba
sin, china closet, hall, gas, electric lights,
cellar and furnace room, good closet,
plate glass windows, hard wood, dou
ble floor, barn, buggy shed, horse lot,
cement walks, line blue grass lawn.
Will exchange for K0 acres of good corn
or alfalfa land, well improved, close to
Wichita. Winfield & Hodgson, 31S E.
Douglas avenue. 141-tf
FOR SALE Our wet weather sale being
over, I will this week go one better
and will call it the autumn sale, and
this sale will be one long to be remem
bered, as it will also go down in his
tory as the greatest bargain counter
pole in city homes ever known. You
that want homes so cheap that they
will startle you, call and see me. Cl
ever afterwards hold your peace. C. W.
McCoy, 143 N. Main street. 149-lt
FOR SALE
134 Ida; rents at $5; $550.
13G Ida; rents at $S: $S50.
140 Ida; rents at $5; $550.
144 Ida; rents at $5; $550.
All four and 100 feet. $2,100.
137-sun-tf DEAN GORDON.
FOR SALE A desirable home, 33G Wa
bash. Apply to owner, mornings, after
9 o'clock. 149-Ct
FOR SALE 705 S. Laura avenue, fine 6
room house. 50 feet, cement walk, barn,
close in. $1,250.
312 Ohio, G rooms, 50 feet, cement walk,
close in; want offer.
Two-story brick, on Topeka, 24 rooms,
modern in every respect, rents for 570
per month. Price. $7,200.
1430 E. Douglas, G-room, neat cottage,
G2 feet, fine lawn, water, corner, large
barn. Price. $2,500.
50 feet, Pennsylvania, cement walk, $250.
50 feet, cement walk, facing Hyde park,
$400. Snap.
Choice 50 feet, in third block on Indiana,
very cheap.
100 feet, corner Fannie and Zimmerly,
$125.
100 feet, corner Harry and Pattie. $100.
HOLLICKE & WATERBURY.
Phone S14. Over Kan. Nat'l Bank.
149-ltx
FOR SALE Four-room cottage and sto-e
room, on 524 feet. North Main street,
south of Ninth. Call for price and
terms. O. S. Shirk, 21S N. Main street.
145-eod-4t
FOR SALE Beautifully designed and
well built cottage. 5 large rooms, vesti
bule, bath room, cellar, broad porches,
east front. $l.G0O. Liberal terms.
Five acres, rich bottom land, between
Hydraulic avenue and College Hill. $1,200.
Xeat, new cottage. 4 rooms, cement
walks, east front, new, $1,000.
12-acre tract, close in, on street car line,
$150 per acre.
Seven-room cottage, close in, east front,
shade, $1.5o0.
Xew. tasty, 5-room cottage, fine shade,
stable, well located. $1,200.
Largo list vacant lots in desirable loca
tions, on West Side.
New, 4-room cottage, 50 feet, near car
line. West Side. $950.
Modern home. 7 rooms, barn, on corner,
five minutes' walk from post office,
S3.HW. A. C. DICKSON,
149-lt Over 201 E. Douglas.
FOR SALE A new 5-room cottage and
barn. H feet of ground well set to fruit;
located near ellogg school, $1350.
A new 4-room cottage, 100 feet of ground
with shade and fruit: on Ellis avenue.
nt far from Douglas: very reasonable
at SI. 100.
A 5-foot lot on New York avenue, near
Washington school: only $450. Good im
proements surrounding.
6 feet on Jefferson avenue, near the
beautiful home of Mr. Winne. Will be
sold cheap.
A 9-rooin house, less than a mile north
of Douglas, on X. Emporia; all modern
improvements except furnace, for $2,700.
A 5-room cottago on Xorth Main, near
10th St . $1.(500. Good repair.
Two houses n South Pattie. near
Douglas: one of them entirely new;
renting for about ?20 a month. Price
R?.2v. Owner must sell. Call for par
ticulars and suVmit offer.
A cheap 47xl3T fret, only two blocks
south of Douglas and not far from
Hyde park. A fine location for the
monv of only $250.
HARTFORD WESTERX LAXD CO..
14l-lt US E. First Street.
1 SALE 3-room cottasre. on E. 16th
St. near elevator and Watson's mill:
n'so lot :o feet. MSt front in 13th block
on Soi-.th Market. Inquire at 127 X.
Market, room 15. 149-ltx
FOR SAT. E Seven-room house, all mod
ern, latest improvements good barn.
: south f Thlrteerth street, for
only 32.. if sold soon.
Four-room. new. brick house and 2Vs
acres. $1.5
Two lots on Green street, near car
line. SS
Kirht lots on Chautauqua avenue, near
c'r line. J3S5.
Thr lots on Yo1-.is:n avenue. $325.
IVsrht l'ts on Sov'h Wnt'-r, 2d block
south of Harr street. S!'""1.
V . lots on S. Kniri'Tia. east front, 14
block ,.f car lin. S."
Two lots on K;i?-'eth avenue, near
Y- inklir. scho ! S7"
r, ;c-e. on s-1 .ivenue. south
,.. r;re-nth street. $UW.
t i ne a 1 -rre lis of fine farms, wheat
f.nr? ranches srd city property, at
rriec th-t are rirht
JOHN FERRITER. 137 X. Main.
149-tr
j-,ir jtt'. t- vr jr-oftaee flrse'v finish
,,i -k-nc ' rtir r."?-nt walks from
front to re.-r lawn well graded up. and
et t-i c- him !n tine condition coat
to v-ii''l. Ti fit. a splendid homo.
Th' ir-rerty csn be hid for
f..y" ,f t'k.-n it ore. rtw'tis t a
f e .. . -"-- of ho,i-.,-s. rmit sl'.
-r- . . r ' r"v1 Ve'.i w cost. 5STO will
, it'v - r
A ' ' - t' -i r ColSepe Hill, on
o oo . ?-t south front. Come
c-. let 's h"w vi'
! A h ai'-e of 5 rr-J 51 feft east
t rort v.e" lo.-rted. Tints for 59 per
month r,Iv $L'.
Two iiv;ii-.'s one v 4 and th"
o - r -TOR 7T. f-t. est frot.
Tb; t iv wi1! r.n: for $25 per
, ro nth- !'r;a. S--.
Vacant lots in aH parts of city.
JOHX T. KELLY & CO..
I 119-ltx V) E. First Street.
FOR SALE--F've-room hnu? on "a.Jy
i payments. Grtn. c or G 'lden. Eigie.
1 US-ltx
HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOR SALE On payments, houses in
different parts of city. Prices. $3u0 to
$3,500. Walter Morris, 12G N. Main.
143-lt
FOR SALE Three Snaps:
Eight-room house, modern except fur
nace. In Gth block, Xorth Waco, .60 fest
ground, good barn. and some fruit.
Property in first-class shape and worth
$3,200. We can sell it this week for
$2,G00. $500 cash and balance monthly
payments; very little more than rent
would be.
Six-room cottage, modern except fur
nace, and Go feet ground, in 4th block
on North Emporia. $3,200. $500 cash,
and balance monthly payments; about
' what rent would be.
We have other houses we can sell on
payments. . .
Vacant 50 f&t, on east side of Mar
ket, just north of Lincoln. These lots
are well located and above grade. Spe
cial price, $450.
JOHNSTON & CO., 154 N. Market St.
143-lt
FOR SALE Houses: Ten-room house;
a rooming house, furnished; location,
across the street, south from the Baptist
church, on West Blackwell avenue.
Dr. J. W. Hutchison, P. O. Box Gil.
Blackwell, O. T. 14S-5tx
FOR SALE 246 Mathewson. 7 rooms, cel
lar, large porch Inclosed, fruit; one
block from Washington school: must be
sol dthis week. Make offer. Call Mon
day if you want a great bargain in
property giving you 15 per cent on your
investment. I have them for sale. C. R.
Ratcliffe. 415 Winne Bldg. 149-lt
FOR SALE My residence, a modern 7
room house, all in good repair, an ex
tra good barn, very cheap if sold at
once. Inquire at residence, 429 Camp
bell avenue, West Side. 150-tt
FOR SALE
343 X. Main, brick. $3,500.
S17 X. Lawrence. S rooms. $6,000.
3 acres. 4 rooms. 1900 Wabash. $800.
514 S. Washington; rent $S; $S50.
137-sun-tf DEAX GORDOX.
FOR SALE Four-room house. 50 feet,
close in. Inquire S03 S. Wichita.
149-ltx
FOE. SALE
Complete list of residences and desirable
lots all sizes, locations and prices.
Write or call, indicate what you want.
Will tend you list or call and show you.
55-sur.-tf DEAX GORDON.
FOR SALE: 1 fine business blocks on
Douglas Ave., between the Mo. Pac.
and the Santa Fe. each one paying from
10 to 12 percent.
100 cottages for sale, of all sizes and
prices, for cash or on time; also some
very nice 2-story houses at a bargain.
Fine bottom farms for sale cheap.
Ranches from $3 to S10 per acre.
D. E. FULLER.
149-ltoc 103 N. Main.
FOR SALE Business house, first block,
N. Main, paying 9 per cent net on price.
Can be handled for less than one-half
cash down, balance at G per cent inter
est. Price. $20,000. O. L. Drake, 210
Winne building. 125-sun-tf
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE Nice $1,200 residence
and cash in good Oklahoma town for
a 52.50C to $3,500 property in Wichita.
A good farm for a stock of goods. Stock
of goods for a farm or ranch. 55 acres
near Wichita for cash or farm. W. B.
Lowe, 144 N. Main. 149-ltx
FOR EXCHANGE 1G0 acres coal and
timber land in Kentucky for Wichita
propertv or Kansas land. Room 2, over
409 East Douglas. 99-su-we-t
FOR EXCHANGE An ideal home of G
rooms, maple shade, city water, good
barn, to exchange for a 10-acre tract,
improved, not too far out. John T.
Kelly & Co., 109 E. First street.
149-ltx
FOR EXCIIAXGE Good 10-room resi
dence, nearly new. on South Topeka
avenue, for SO acres of good bottom
land, close to Wichita. Winfield &
Hodgson, 31S E. Douglas. 141-tf
FOR EXCIIAXGE A cozy little home,
close in, to exchange for small outside
property or for small stock of goods.
Also two lots on West Side for goods or
house to move. J. J. Jones.' 122 West
Douglas. 142-su-tf
FOR EXCHANGE Small dwelling house,
on Gilbert street, for good lots not too
far out and well located. Will give timo
on part of purchase price. Winfield &
Hodgson, 31S E. Douglas avenue.
141-tf
OJTRADE
FOR TRADE Wo have for trade a verj
uice 10-acre tract of good land, with lots
of fruit. 5-room, new house, barn and
other improvements; adjoining city. It's
a peacn. To trade for a general store.
Also onumerous other businesses of al
most all descriptions. If you have any
thing to trade call on or address us at
Xo. 229 E. Douglas. Woltz, Sarrott &
Osburn. 149-ltx
FOR TRADE 320-acre. improved farm,
for business property. Green, over
Golden Eagle. 149-ltx
FOR TRADE Forty and eighty-acre
tracts Missouri land, good title, for va
cant or improved property. Green, over
Golden Eagle. 149-ltx
FOR TRADE For good driving horse, a
high bred, gentle family driving mare;
about 1050 lbs. Call at room 1, 110 N.
Main. 149-lt
FOR TRADE Fine house; rents for 502
per month, for farm. Green, over
Golden Eagle. 119-ltx
FOR TRADE $6,000 hardware stock for
cltv property or farm. Green, ov-r
Golden Eagle. 149-ltx
LOST.
LOST Large gold watch chain, with
cameo slide, between 1237 N. Wichita
street and Wichita High school.
Wednesday afternoon. Reward. 1237
XT. Wichita. 149-ltx
LOST A pocketbook. containing $10 and
some paiers, between 146 N. Topeka.
and Manhattan hotel, or in hotel. Re
turn to Grey Gables. Reward.
14S-2tx
LOST On AVednesday afternoon, a round
gold brooch, small diamond in center,
surrounded by pearls. Finder please
leave at Eagle otlice and receive re
ward. 0-tf
LOST A gold brooch, set with an opal.
Finder please leave at Eagle office and
receive reward. 147-Ctx
FOUND.
TAKEN UP.
TAKEX VP A. white horse, weighing
about 1.K' or 1.3W; had on harness. 22&5
X. Lawrence. 149-t
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL -Man's best friend. Dr.
Mutter s Quick Cure for Lost Manhood.
Acts immediately. "It de-es the busi
ness." Sample free. Kraigco, Chemist
Dept. 13S. Milwaukee, Wis, 11-S-lt
PERSONAL My hufhand was a hard
drinker for over twenty years. I cured
him bv a simple home treatment, and
I will gladly tell you how I did it. J
ha-, e nothing to fell, so I want n
money. Mr?. Margaret Andersen. Boj
126. Hit'.burn. X. Y. -H-sun-tf
PERSONAL Midwife; graduate oi Im
perial College, Cologne. Germany:
twenty years' successful practice is
America. Home for lais before and
during conAnement. Babies boarded
aid homes found when desired. Address
Mrs. A. H. Miilci. C2 Wynona avenue,
corcer East Second e'.reet- hoae 6TT.
SS-su-tu-th-tf
tr . rt u - j ij-LQa. i
Remedy relieves without fall de'.ayrd .
or ahrs.-.rmany suppressed menstruation !
For re trtl address Pans Chfraira! !
Co., jUlwaiike. Wis. I
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL 5100,000 to loan on rann3 in
southern Kansas, at current rates and
easv teimr. $50,000 to loan on cho'cf
Wichita property. Hewlett & Wheeler,
old court house building. "Phone 420
99-su-we-fr tl
$1,000,000 TO LOAN on Kansas and Okla
homa farms. Winne & Winne, Wichita.
Kan. 63-tf
CHEAP MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY
PROPERTY. All privileges. -ANCHOR
TRUST CO.. 114 N. Market St
" S5-we-f ri-sun-tf
PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN on
chattel security. 151 N. Main street.
J. E. Allen, successor to A. M. Rich
ards. . 142-2Ct
FINANCIAL
Loans. 50 to $500 on small Wichita
houses, on installments. 7 per cent; no
commissions. Small loans on any good
collateral. Buvs notes and mortgages.
91-sun-tf DEAN GORDON.
$2,000, OR ANY PART OF IT, to loan on
choice real estate. Reese & Co., 112 E.
First street. 304-tf
MONEY TO LOAN $1,090,090 to loon on
Sedgwick county farms at a per cent in
terest. Principal and interest pavabJe
at our olfice and money paid as soon
papers are executed. Be sure to call on
us before making a loan elsewhere. J.
W. Clendenin & Co.. 107 South Topeka.
lOs-su-we-tf
MONEY TO LOAX On good chattels.
Everything confidential. Room 2. over
409 E. Douglas avenue.
145-we-sa-su-tf
1 ARM LOAXS On 5 or 10 years' time,
at 5 per cent interest, privilege of pay
ing part or all at any time. Gregory
Land and Loan Co., over Golden Eagle.
59-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
I AM STILL at the old place with plenty
of Western land to sell or trade to you.
City and farm property. J.-F. Bellew,
110 X. Main. 149-lt
SHORTHAND IN TWENTY "LESSONS
SHORTHAND IN TWENTY LESSONS
Absolutely most complete and up-to-date
methods; position guaranteed; les
sons by mail exclusively,; no interfer
ence with regular occupation; 25 cents
per lesson; no dfliculties; everything
simple and clear; indorsed by boards
of education and leading newspapers;
thousands of graduates; first lesson free
for stamp. Department 217, Campaign
of Education, 211 Townsend Bldg., New
York. 7-26-eod-tf
DON'T PAY fairy prices for silverware,
watches, jewelry, diamonds, &c. Buy
from headquarters catalogue. Prices
away down. Satisfaction guaranteed or
no sale. Kaufman, Agent, 311 East
Douglas. 149-ltx
LEE WING 115 E. uougias; laundry;
cut price: Shirts. Sc; collars, 2c; 3 for
5c; cuffs. 4c; underwear, 5c a garment;
white jacket, 10c; white vests, 10c.
14S-6t
FIRE! FIRE; FIRE! Insure your prop
erty with us. W. Clendenin & Co..
rear American S:ate Bank building.
100-th-su-tf
MUSICAL Genuine bargains in pianos.
Send for our 12-page bargain list of
pianos returned from rental. Splendid
pianos of all leading makes must be
sold immediately to make room. Get
particulars of the uprights at $125, $140
and $185. Wc ship pianos everywhere.
Monthly payments. Freight is oniy
about $5.00. Strongest guarantee. Write
for list. Lyon & Healy, 57 Adams St.,
Chicago. 11-S-lt
cut prices
no. 437 N. Main street:
Watches cleaned, 50c and
Main springs (the best) ;..
Clocks cleaned, 50c and
Crystals (hunting)
Baianco staffs
SG.Oit glasses
$12.00 glasses (a fit guaranteed)..
Old gold bought or made over.
Glasses from 15c up.
. .13
. .50
. .73
, ,15
,$LM
. 3.0J
. G.09
All work guaranteed. 119
-ltx
WINFIELD & HODGSON represent good
insurance companies, and would like to
write your insurance; will patronize
you in return. Call and see us. Win
field & Hodgson, 31S E. Douglas avenue.
141-tf
YOUNG LiADIES to learn the fastest
system of shorthand in 20 lessons; abso
lutely most complete and up-to-date
methods: position guaranteed; lessons
by mail exclusively; no interference
with regular occupation; 25 cents per
lesson; no difficulties; everything simple
and clear; indorsed by boards of educa
tion and leading newspapers;-thousands
of graduates: first lesson free for stamp.
Department 219, Campaign of Education.
211 Townsend Bldg., New York.
7-26-eod-tf
GREAT OPPORTUNITY for fine watch,
free, and bargains in suits or any gar
ments, at closing out prices. Wichita
Tailoring Co., 311 E. Douglas. 149-ltx
JOHN T. KELLY & CO. Real Estate.
Dealers in city and farm property. 109
East First street. 13l-tf
FOR ADOPTION One baby boy. Call or
write, 322 Wynona. Mrs. Miller.
145-6t
STARK NURSERY pays cash weekly if
you sell Stark trees. Louisiana. Mo.
11-16-sun-tf
COUCHES AND LOUNGES made to or
der. Rellnishing, enameling, upholster
ing and repairing of all kinds of furni
ture at reasonable prices, at J. W.
Berrv Z Co.'s, 124 E. Second street. New
'phone [phone]-su-thu-tf
WE SELL THE EARTH We cannot
offer you the earth and the fullness
thereof, but we can sell you better bar
gains in excellent grass lands and stock
ranches, well located, with an abund
ance of never-faillrv water ard elegant
bjue-stem prairie grass, than you can
buy elsewhere. We have the property,
and are ready to show you. We have
good farms, highly Improved, "and are
ready to compare prices with the low
est. Come see us and we will locate you
"where the sands of time will evei
sprinkle golden grain in your half
bushel, and the soft breezes of heaven
will fan your checks and kiss away all
the Litter tears cf adversity." Prlcei
and descriptions quoted to any one on
application. Call on or address A. S.
Nelson. 137 N. Main street. Wichita.
Kan. 103-tf
i'OUX'G MEN to learn the fastest system
of shorthand in 20 lessons; absolutely
most complete and up-to-date methods;
position guaranteed: lessons by mail ex
clusively; no interference with regular
occupation; 25 cents per lesson; no dif
ficulties; everything simple and clear:
indorsed by boards of education and
leading newspapers; thousands of grad
uates; first lesson free for stamp. De
partment 21S. Campaign of Education.
211 Townsend Bldg., New York.
7-26-eod-tf
MRS. DR. JULIAN BLUE FI ELD.
WORLD'S GREATEST TRANCE CLAIR
VOYANT AND PALMIST.
BASOLUTE SATISFACTION HER BEST
ADVERTISEMENT.
Without asking a question. Mo.
Etcefitrld tells you Just what j?ou
want to know. She tell every
wish of your life, how to gain
success in love. courtship. mar-i-ir
Hivnrce. health, bosineaa. law
suits: in fact, no matter what may be
your fear, troubles, hope or ambition,
call on thl gifted woman and find relief
If you are suffering from any phyirir a
or mental disorder. Mrs. Bluefield win
te!l you the nature and cause of yo.:r
ailment, and show you the way to per
fect health and happiness. Entire sat
isfaction guaranteed or no fee taker:
Strictest privacy. Fee within reach of
all. Office hours. a. m. to p. nv. dai.v
and Sunday. 523 East Douglas, rtn :
l-ltx
SEWING MACHINES
SE7VIXG MACHINES Sewtag marh.r--rebuflt.
cleaned and adjusted. R-r.ii'
for all snakes. 437 N. Main. !s- x
PATENTS.
PATENTS Patented and ucpatrr.v-:
veatirjn oougm ana soto- i.uca .v
Co.. St. Louts. Ho. ll-s-.:x
PA TKNTS Prtet your Idear. No al
lowance; ao fee. Consult tfcm fre.
Fatafcttshed tfSt. MH B- Steveas Co .
88S Fourteenth Street. Washington.
7-4-s-to-2It
PATENTS W. Stewart Bn w- rdater
M attorney. SIS West Douglas. V:cJ.
Kan. 1D-4IX
The Forum
Opinions cf the Readers of the
Eagie oh Current Topics.
PUBLIC UTILITIES.
To The Eagle.
Oh, what of the gas that won't make light
When the sun goes down on your home at
night.
To pay a gas bill and read by "Standaid
oil"
Makes a man mad makes his blood boll.
The company intend to make things nic-j;
The council intends to regulate the price.
But the people who use Standard oil
Pay the gas bills, and continue to toil.
As a matter of fact "old man Scott"
Knows that the council's bluff is all "rot,"
And the gas user will continue to "sass."
While "Scott" continues to furnish bad
gas.
This condition will last for years,
Men may swear; women drop tears.
For light use Standard oil.
Keep gas fixtures for fashion's "foil."
The power to regulate anything is equal
to ownership; the power to fix the price
of gas, of water and electric lights is in
reality ownership. A people that have
not political power.enough to ,regulate n.
franchise are not capable of the judicious
management of any public utility. The
men who will profit by the city ownership
of the sas, water and electric light fran
chise will be those who use the water
and light tit a reduceU figure, but whj
won't pay city taxes for any deficit.
To put the matter squarely have you
ever known a city administration th.?i
you have had confidence enough in to
place in its hands the management of o
business such as public ownership would
demand? The business as now conducted
is upon business principles, but as a city
business would it not be in the hands of
"ward heelers, "has been" statesmen, "po
litical bums" and relatives of the adminis
tration from year to year.
Ingalls said "politics was an iridiscent
dream." The senator had to explain, be
cause he was still looking for honors. The
writer is not looking for political honors
and gives it as his deliberate opinion that
city politics in all cities (some counties
and some states) is corrupt and debasing,
foul and damning. This is not all the
fault of officials. It is the fault of the
people. Business men demand of city ad
ministrations the appropriation of mony
in violation of law In the face of the
plain law. How. then, often demanding il
legal acts, can the same men condomn the
same administration for other acts not
exactly legal?
Damnable as it may be, the real truth
is that in the matter of expending public
money cities are not capable of honest,
economical self government. The people
boast of the government of and by the
people for the people. We are today mis
governed by congress, legislatures and
councils. The prodigality of all bodies
with the power to spend money is grow
ing worse. What is the cure? There is
none. Private extravigance and public
prodigality go hand in hnnd. The wagon
is going down hill without a brake. The
only measure of relief Is to curtail the
power to levy taxes and not provide any
now avenues to put money into. The pur
chase of public utilities may furnish to
the present a few years of delight, b it
unless the people demand economy the fu
ture generation will curse us for the load
of taxes to follow.
The governmental power to levy taxes 's
a tape worm. It will never be satisfied.
The time will come in the future as in
the past, that people will gronn under
taxes. The only relief is to limit the
avenues in which taxes are levied. The
lawful -amount allowed by law in any di
rection' is the only limit of any taxing
body. Whatever .the limit is the taxing
body will "get there EH."
A city administration can no more with
stand or refuse the demands made upon
it than an indulgent parent can refuse
his children requests. The vice is in the
power to tax the system. Cut down a
man's income and he changes his stylo
of living. Cut down the power of taxa
tion. As long as tho power to levy Is left
as long as mankind is made out of the
present 'ynller Jog clay," as long as peo
ple demand illegal acts of councllmen. as
long as the public treasury is viewed as a
thing whom all may rob nt will, as long
as there is a difference between what nvn
call their public conscience and private
conscience city politics will always be
corrupt. CROQUILL.
DOX'T PULL BACK.
For The Eagle.
If you want a live town push the hust
ler. Few towns are without men who
have more push and energy than means
to carry out these plans. Perhaps the
hustlers may occasionally make a mistake
possibly he may overreach in hai efforts
to build up tho town. eBtter this than
not to do at all. If you have such a man
in town keep him going, help him push
He may lie come vreary at times and
should be encouraged. Don't get jealo-j?
and throw cold water upon his efforts. It
is more difficult to build up than tear
down: which is why to many are engaged
in destroying what the few arc creating.
A dozen active men in town are worth
more than a hundred passive men.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup.
Has oeea used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS
all PAIN. CURES WIND COLIC and I
the best remedy or DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure and ask for "Mrs. WIoslo-srt
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-five cents a bottle.
Dally Eagle, Delivered, 10c per Week
TYPEWRITERS.
TrPSWRTxEliSJo
and rented. All makes. Sold cn pay
meats. Mlllisou Office Supply Co.,
This Elegant Wafch 3.75
n' ' -re yoii t,,y cratch cut
hJAJ ,?5'J ddij and
?Ti ta srtMl and
KfTT iwt. with
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T-. "r vewt chtn f r
Vrt If you mer t:
-!;, t any S GOLD
FILLEI WATCH wr-
r.. y YKARS ttt exprea i
$r . --, i rx: rr-tn hmrxn and It is y-mtr
( Ju; ar wraw ei eacfc
, vich 1 -ut Jon if you 5t iemttf or
Ld: ae. X60rm THE l iAMOJCD
' JEWELRY CO.. Pr-t P.1 ixiwWra
i Street. fhko i-'-
, 22-3 -zaa-tt
CRAWFORD GRAND. THEATR
E. L. MARTLIN iyianager
THE LOXG LOOKED FOR EYEXT.
Tuesday Night, Nov. 10
Isidore Witmark's Sparkling Operatic Comedy
THE
CHAPERONS
Third Triumphant Tour and Direct from Great Two Months
Success at the yew York Theatre.
Book imd Lyrics by FREDERIC RANKED. Music
by ISIDORE VITMARK.
Produced Under the Stage Direction of George W. Lcdercr
SPECTACLE, OPERA, FARCE,
BALLET AND VAUDEVILLE IN
ONE GREAT ENTERTAINMENT.
50 SINGING ARTISTS 50
Prices, ?1.50, 1.00, Toe and 50c. Seats now selling.
TOLER AUDITORIUM
I TOLER & SONS, Prop.
Melba
Queen of Song
eat Sale Now On
Admission, $2.00, $3.00, $3,50. $4.
Plenty of
Good Seats
Out of town orders carefully looked
after." One and one-third fare on all rall
ro!iU:j 'Special train after concert, re
turning to Wellington, Winrield nn'l Arkansas-City.
Jtesular trains north on
Santa Fe and pock Island held until af
ter concprt.
Free list entirely suspended.
H. G. TOLEU & SOX.
Piano Lecture Recital by
Mr. Ernest R. Kroeger
Of Sr. I.oul.-.
PHOENIX riUSIC HALL
Over 2i and -18 North Main
Wednesday ev'ninr. November 15.
Tickets 50 tents. On sale at ;MMmHh.
Mr. and Mrs. Swerdfeger
Will give their Social Danct
Thursday night. Tuesday night
Class and Class Dance. Special
rates for club of seven or more.
A Cartload of New Nov Mies for
Christmas
Photographs
Special attention to photographing
of children. Every picture guaranteed.
We invite xou to call and see spectmeas
of our work.
Pottengers Photo Parlors
10S East Douglas avenue. ovr Vail s
Jewelry store).
Finest Equipped Studio in the Went
THC MHVrr
Coming
November
13th
Buckner, Opp & Fry, Proprietors
Will open Us doors to the public for the wintsr seaion
At 255 North Main Street on
Tuesday Evening, Nov. 10th
With a first-class show comisting oi Moving Picture.
High-Class Specialties and Illustrated Songs by a com
pany of high salaried artists from Denver.
. Everything up-to-date and a place yotx can tke ymxr
wife and family.
Three performance Every Night
At 7, 8 and 9 o'clock
Seats for everybody. Admission to all parts o the
house
Ten
The Wichita Rug and
Ituto T-Je irjxs -;2 a-:j" -
CRAWFORD THEATRE
E. L. flnrtlingv rianagc
J Monday, November
ELA1ER WALTER'S
Tremendous Success
AThoroughbred Tramp
A Forever Favorite
The play, company and scenery Ri.j.r-
toed to please every theatre-Roer y.tr ll
to sensattonftl comedy drwm K w I
tors.
Seats at Iloue's Jewelry o.e. Pt cat,
59c, SB nod 3c.
Wednesday, November nth
HERBERT
AND EFF1E
Management Daniet V. Arthur.
In the F.smu- 'n.-u i.-.i-- .n t
n
Sherlock Holmes
Seat sale beprltin Mondny nt H-w-
Jewelry store. Price. Jt.. SI''. 7tf a. I
25c.
Thursday, November 12
AL. W. MARTIN" 5 4
$r..ooo sriisw sensation.
Ten Nights in a Bar Rooip
See -The home of Jo ilorgran. U. i
mill in action, the terrible epn..i . W
modern saloon, the du 1 t.. H-.oe.it,
Hear the Wonderful H S'-. !
Uia Trinity inunn n':r rw
city.
Prices: Me. 35c. H .ti n mi'- h
Howe's Jowelry Store.
Friday, November 13th
First ApfH-aram of thn IMik'h ' . A
Droll C'omedun
AIR. FRANK BACON
IN THE NKW ul 'HA I. M ' . I i
Ulfc IliLLb Ur LAUrUKMA
fonpanltn plav fo 8h'rr t .-n ' . '
Ul HomtKttud, ith Uw origin , l '
psny.
STIip nmM rellMir farm w !
ever presented uQ the t.K JL
10 TWENTY PLAYERH-
Hear Hie California Quartet
Prices, SI . 75 WV. 3f r. 2k
Saturday, November Mth
FRED RAI'MO.l i'UK.SJ N .
"The Missouri Giri'
with
WILL COXI.AN S KK
and
MAE DUDLEY A. I . Y
And a wealth of p- ! r - - J
effect
Prtets. Sf '. . "
special ua.i:
At t fi p. m
Matinee prices, ate all over in- h e
TV THCATD
f
Cents
Carpet Cleaning Co.
r; - ' 4" , Bf rsfsM.