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M. X. ursnorKXllRO.. Proprietors.
nuAL estatk traxsixjcs.
The following are the real estate transfers
recorded in the oflico of register of deeds yes
terday: W M Leinmon to R H Seal, s hf of so
qr 12-20-1 e
J W "VVhitaker to J "Wakon, lots -11, 4:J,
Topeka ave add
J Bissautz to F M Haudley, lot 07 Cov-
100
700
S7O0
J B Blakemore to M Hummulke, lots
336, o3S, S40, "Az, 'Mi, Emporia ave
TerreirbiMadd 2500
J J Fegthy to J B Blakemore, undiv
hf oflots :4. :20, :J2S, JWO, :?2, :wi,
Emporia ave, Terrell's 2d add 250
D E Boone to J B Allison, lots .OS, GO, 02,
04, 0t), bb, 1'attie ave, J-incom street
add
A W Wassain to J Morse, lot 1.72 Main
st
J W Hiuton to A It Miller, lot 2o, Hin
ton ave, Hinlons add
G lY Clement Jr to A Caldwell, lots 5 "
57, 5'.), 01, 03, Go Water st, Perry's
add
S L Tarr to "V A Frasen, ne ir 7-2(KJ
1120
4000
1.000
4300
Eagle Towusite Co to S Dudley, lot 18,
blk4, MtHope 2o
S Dudley to A B "Walker, lot IS, hlk 4,
Mt Hope 7o
O L Rouse to M V Weathers, lots 17,
ID, hlk 4. Washington ave add " SO
Carey Park Laud Co to E Phillips, lots
57, ,VJ, 01, 03, blk o, also lots SO, !)1,
iW, St.), llk 0 2407
J K Phillips to J F Stiles, lots 84, HT.
107, Church st 2000
C A Parker to H L Tillin'hast, lots 2,
4, 0, H, Estelle ave, FireLaujrh's add. . .00
W Watsod to G Orborn univ hf lots It,
10, blk 12, Cheney 2500
J Blakeslcy to S E McCoy the follovr
ing: Commencing JJ10 ft s of ne cor
of nw or 21-27-le, thence v 157 ft, n
125 ft, e 27 ft, n 5 ft, e 132 ft s 1!J0 ft 2000
S Griber to E 1) re vis ne qr & e hf 13-25-2xr
! 15000
J W Rice to M H Frost reserve A Law
rence aae Ford's add 1000
J Moran to Jodgwick county 20 ft oil'
intide of se qr 20-27-4 rr 00
Total
.$4:5,S2-:
Uonry Rhodes returned home last night
from his Minnesota trip.
Dr. McKclloE is building u fine now house
on North Fourth avenue.
F. R. Ludley, of Belle Plaine, was promi
nent in the 1Z. of P. band concert
Rev. D. AS'. Downey, of Westcrville, O.,
will preach at the United Brethren church
tonight.
The evening train on the Fort Scott was
several hours late Wednj-day, owing, it is
said, to a broken truck.
Funeral services were held yesterday at the
Catholic church over the remains of a child
brought hi from Clearwater.
The Sons of Herman held a meeting last
evening in the Herald ollice. There was a
good attendance end an interesting meeting.
J. D. Ilutehings yesterday abandoned the
use of cigars and donned a bran new pair of
spectacles all to celebrate his 43d birthday.
The work on the street car bridge is being
rushed rapidly along. More than half of the
required number of wooden piers have been
driven.
Mrs. J. 1L Mead entertained a party of
lady friends at tea yesterday evening. It
was an occasion long to be remembered by
the delighted guests.
A bucking mustang" and a rider who was
trying to manage him gave a matinee yester
day to a large crowcl of spectator on a side
street in West Wichita.
Tom McNamara took in one of the inmates
of the notorious Red Light last evening as
sue was parading aown street trsseu as an
innocent young school girl.
The police have given orders for all the
"tin horn" gamblers to leave the city, and if
they don't sluike the dust of this placo from
their feel, they may live to repent it.
'The nmtterings of a coming storm are
already heard from the east a perfect shower
of people with millions of capital for invest
ment." So say the real estate dealers'.
Hon. W. W. Scott, of Emporia, one of
Kansas1 most brilliant lawyers, spent the day
in the city yesterday. Mr. S says Wichita
takes his breath away and he does not won
der that our people put on airs.
W. A. Plummer loft on Wednesday even
ing for his old home in Athens, Pa. It is
rumored that he engaged board for two from
and after November 1st. at which time ho
will return for permanent residence.
Mr. Nelson George w ho was called to the
bedside of his dying brother at LaPorte, In
diana, leturned yesterday, bringing with
him the only child a little girl of the dead
brother whoso wife had died some time since.
The Ladies Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church will hold its regular monthly
meeting in the lecture room of tho church
this (Friday) afternoon at 3 o'clock. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all tha ladies of
tlit congregation to be present.
Notwithstanding the threatening weather
a large number of ladies called at tho Bagi.e
press rooms during tho afternoon yesterday.
As Thursday afternoon in tho only tune dur
ing daylight that tho fast pres is running,
and as many ladies got in too late, the same
invitation is. extended for next Thursday
from 3 to 5 o'clock p. m.
Captain Patten, treasurer of the new but
splendid county of Kiowa and which county
is bound to be a gem among tho rich counties
of the southwest, was in the city yesterday.
Captain Patten is always a welcome visitor
to tho Haglb otlice, not because he is so
popular at home which ho is, but because he
is so very pleasant, genial a gentleman be
cause he is Captain Patten himself.
W. B. Hutchinson has got the agency for
Gen. Web Wilder's Annals of Kaunas, the
most valuable book ever printed in Kansas,
especially for Kausans. No public man, in
fact no man who desires to be posted can af
ford to be without this volume. There is only
a limited number of copies published, 50 the
first como tho .first served. Mr. Hutchinson
was assistant on the old Sacramento Conserv
ative w hen General Wilder was its editor.
Tho book contains a steel engraving of Gen
eral Wilder, and is full of Kansas.
A reporter was shown by Messrs. Rush &
Gilo tho plans for the new barn of William
Greiffensteiu to build uixm the grounds of
his now residence. It will bo built upon the
same plan as his house, will bo 30x50 and
havo a tower V feet in height over tho car
riage drivo. Thoiuterior arrangement will
bo complete and have all tho modern im
provements for the comfort and convenience
' the noblest of man's dumb servants. There I
will be an office for whips and rugs, and
quarters for driver and hostlr. When com-1
pierea it wiu uv uiu uuw uura wei oi uie
Missouri.
PKRSONAIj.
O. J. Guest, of Emporia, was in the city
yesterday.
R. R. Phelps, of Burden, was in the city
yesterday.
D. E. Morris came up from Medicine
Lodge yesterday.
-C. W. Myers, Scott City, was among
yesterday's arrivals.
--J. W. Barny, Quincy, 111., was among
yesterday's arrivals.
Frank Willard and wife, of Winfield,
were in town yesterday.
W. L. Kisler came over from Kingman
ysterday to see the metropolis.
J. L. Moon, the West side grocer, went
to Kiowa yesterday, on business.
C. J. Cockerill, of Nevada City, was reg
istered at the Tremont yesterday.
-M. S. Iujrall and wife, of Halstead. were
autographed at the Tremont yesterday.
-C. B. Bckett, of Salt Valley ranch, Ster
ling, was autographed at tho Manhattan.
-J. N. Kellioa, the veteran real estate
dealer of the "West side, is down in bed with
rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinscales, who have been
visiting in tho city, the guests of Robt. Mc
Kim, will return to their homo in Missouri
today.
E. S. Bowers, the expert press reporter
at the Western Union telegraph company's
office, has returned from a pleasant month's
visit to his home in Indianapolis. His many
friends all say welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stites have gone to
their claim in Wichita county, to remain till
November.
Messrs. Rush and Gile have gotten out the
plans for another fine residence to be built by
William Greiffiusteiu upon tho river bank.
It will cost about $1,000, have four large
rooms on the first floor and as many on the
second. And will be built on the American
ized gothic style of architecture.
Sl'KCIALi NOTICK.
Company A, Second regiment, K. N. G.,
are hereby notified to meet at their armory
at 7;30 p. m. sharp, Friday, August 27, for
special business. Every member is expected
to be present. By order of
W. A. Richey, Capt.
mouu or IT.
Mr. AV. C. McCuno arrived yesterday from
a visit of some weelL? to his old home in Clin
ton county, Ohio. He like all our people who
return from a vacation visit, brings good
news for AArichita and Kansas. He reports
finding people wherever he went earnest in
their inquiries and eager to loam all they
could of the so much talked of western city
AVichita. Ho found no one but who had
heard many tiinej of the city, and were not
slow in saying "you havo quite a booming
city out there, I hear." He heard many say
the' were coming out here this fall and take
a peep at the country and city.
ursirr, i:tc.
Yesterday near noon a gray team belong
ing to Mr. AV. P. Piper, and in charge of his
sou, becamo frightenod at the corner of Cen
tral avenue and AVaco street. They took east
on the avenue and many unsuccessful at
tempts were made to stop them. On arriv
ing at Lawrence avenue they executed a
column-right and their speed was so great
that the wagon to which they were attached
upset in lino shape. The lines becamo fast
ened in the debris and tho horses could not
go farther without breaking them, which
taskwas greater than they could accomplish.
They were soon unhitched and the wagon
"placed on its wheels." A gentleman in a
carriage camo near being run into as they
turned the corner.
no moki: oi,n-Tiiu: stokms.
A lino shower of rain fell at Valley Center
yesterday and a very little here. How quiet
the rains of late come. Haven't the old
Kansans noticed it' How tho old-time sum
mer storms ued to rush down upon us, the
wind tearing up the earth and the lightning
tearing up tho heavens, with flying dust
below and rolling blackness above, 'mid
crashingsof thunders the water came down
in a deluge. Witlfin twenty minutes the
conllict had ceased, the sun broke forth just
before finally ilisappeariug for the night and
there was a great cooling calm. 'Taint so
any more, at least it hasn't been so for a
couple of years.
Till! 1UGGKST Mi:i,ON IX KAXSAS.
Two or threo years since tho Eaglu chal
lenged tho state on a sixty-one pound water
melon, but yesterday, Mr. James S. AVaggen
ncr rolled into our sanctum, a Cuban Queen,
raised on his place, five miles south of tow n
on the west side, which tipped the beam at
seventy-two pounds. He would have shipped
it east to some friends, but he couldn't get it
into tho barrel he had provided, tho melon
measuring four feet, nine inches ouo way and
four feet, two inches tho other in circumfer
ence. He had another of about the same
weight, but of a longer shape, which just fits
a Hour barrel, and that ho will ship on Sat
day, when ho brings in another wagon
load. Such a growth would be pheuominal
in any other country oxcept in California or
the Arkansas vallev.
POLICE COUKT.
But one case was on the docket for his hon
or's adjudication yesterday. The offender
was John Brown, "the same man or another
one by tho tome name," his honor explained,
"as was up yesterday." John had been sail
ing around on West Douglas, in the vicinity
of tho Douglas Avenue hotel, trying to pilot
a considerable quantity of bug juice that he
had on deck. Some one coming in the way
ofyhe unsteady craft rose the wind and it
was pretty squally in that section for a time.
Policeman Clark came to the ir assistance
however, and Brown was navigated towards
the city prison. WTien he appeared in court
ho found out that the fine imposed for such
expeditions was $10. Here, again, John was
left: for as it had taken all his money to get
the cargo, he had nothing with which to jviy
his revenue. So he put up liis chronometer
for the amount and left to find smoother
NKWART STOICK.
Mr. Blackburn, of Detroit, who with Mr.
VanDoni of the same citv came here to look
at the prospects for starting an art store have
readied the same opinion as uianv other
prospectors, that AA'ichita is the pl'ace for
tuem. After a long search for suitable quar
ters they finally succeeding in securing tho
room in the AVerner block recently vacated
by the City Drag store. Thev will receive
in a few days a large stock of oil lustre are-
cine, mole-skin, and the new style Kensington
paintings, also all kinds of nrtist's paints and
materials, which they intend arranging in
tho most attractive and artistic mannor nn
thrown open to the inspection of all lovers of
une arts ana tho public in ccneral at a rrand
opening reception.
THAT HIGHWAT ROBBEKV.
The highway robbery which was reported
to have taken place on the public street near
the Santa Fo depot last night and whereby a
man held up and compelled to fork over $500
does not, upon close investigation, appear to
pan out well. Several of our shrewdest police
officers have given tho day to this investiga
tion, and the longer it continued the less
plausible appears the story of the robbery.
They state that they believe tho man had all
of his money invested in his business, and
that as he sold it for $05, receiving at the
time but $27.50, they don't see how ho conld
have been robbed of $500,
AX IMPORTANT VISITOR.
Hon. Henry Apthorp, commissioner of rail-1
roads and telegraphs, of Columbus, Ohio,
who has been spending some days in going
over our Kansas roads and studying the op
perations of the traffic system from a western
basis, made us a call yesterday in company J
with Hon. G. W. Clement. Mr. Apthorp's
opinion of the railway center of Kansas as
expressed to us was a very flattering one. He
said that he agreed with tho Eagle fully in
its position that AVichita is undoubted a com
ming comercial city of great importance, and
that with the completion of the railroads al
ready arranged for, there would bo nothing
farther needed in tho way of transportation
facilities to insure the lowest possible rates
that the liveliest competition could afTord,
while all the territory in any way tributary
to this center will have been reached. AVhen
we told him that AVichita was not only the
greatest business emporium in the state today
but that her people had every confidence that
within five years her population would be
from fifty to ono hundred thousand he an
swered that he hadn't been in the town but a
few hours before he felt impressed with the
possibilities and wonderful spirit of the place.
Commissioner A. went to Topeka yesterday
to meet the Kansas board of railway com
missioners.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
A serious accident happened yesterday
about 1 o'clock near the union depot.
Mr. J. F. Fordyce, a young farmer living
several miles east of the city, was with his
wife returning home from attendance upon
the Teachers' institute- He was driving a
spirited young horse to a single, covered
buggy. Although ho was exercising the
greatest care in tho management of the ani
mal, yet when about to turn from Fifth
avenue to Oak street and cross the railroad
track his horse became frightened at an en
gine passing, commenced backing, then
started plunging and kicking toward tho de
pot, but meeting some obstruction turned
quickly to the riglt, upsetting the buggy
and throwing out Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce.
They were dragged for some distance, but
fortunately the shaft broke and the horse freed
from tho buggy started for home but was
captured several blocks east. A number of
persons witnessed the runaway and expected
to see both occupants of tho carriage killed
They ran immediately to tho rescue, and it
was found that while Mr. Fordyce escaped
almost uninjured, his wife was badly hurt.
She was carried to the residence of Dr. Bain,
on Fifth avenue. Dr. McCormick was called
in consultation and it was seen that she had
received some injuries of the spino which
will compel her to keep her bed for some
time, and may, it is feared, result still more
serious.
INSTITUTE NOTES.
Thursday closed the normal institute at
Wichita; the exercises consisted of reviews
of tho principal studies that have been fol
lowed for the term.
The classes were found to be very profici
ent in all cases, showing that a large amount
of work has been done by all connected with
the institute; and it will be found that those
that are employed at the same place as last
year, will be greatly improved by attending
tho institute; and better results can be look
ed for.
There is a great deal of expenso connected
with the institute when wo count up the
board and other expense, and somo one
should reap the advantages; that the teacher
does not is evident to any observing person,
as there are a larjjc number of teachers
that do not attend, yet tbej' get about tho
same wages as thos that do. Still there are
quite a number of school boards that visit
the institute to see what is being done to im
prove tho teachers.
This has been a very successful term.
AA'hilo the members do not equal last year,
3et there has been us much earnest hard
work done as at any institute ever held in
Sedgwick comity, perhaps more; all tending
to mako this the most profitable session.
There is a reason for this. In tho first
place tho success depends largely on tho coun
ty superintendent, as all matters portainiug
to the employment of instructors depends on
him, in fact all tho business matters nre in
trusted to him, and unless a man is eminently
qualified for his position it would be
a great detriment to the success of tno Insti
tute, but Mr. Hammond has always proved
equal to every emergency, as a teacher or as
superintendent.
Mr. Jay as conductor has but few equals
in the state. He not only has the knowledge
of books but ho has the faculty of impartin
information. That is the great reason for
his success as a teacher. He is a very pleasant
gentleman yet has the dignity that always
commands respect
Mr. Shull, although a stranger to us at the
commencement, yet he has gained the respect
and good will of all, as he has shown himself
to be master of all he undertakes, so that
while he had friends at the beginning hi has
certainly two hundred more at the close of
the institute that will remember him for
what he has done for them.
Mr. Pence has been with us before and is
well-known and his classes will show the ef
forts he has made for their advancement,
and he will long be remembered as one of the
teachers of the most successful! institutes
ever held in this country.
Mr. Hammond as a teacher is so well
known that it is useless to say anything
about him in this connection. All are pleased
with the manner in which the institute has
been conducted, there has not lxx-u so much
bickering and little petty annoyances as in
years past, but there has been an era of good
feeling throughout: without the usual soft
nonsense: we hear of some cases, but the
first frost will obliterate all the ideas of soft
nonsense that they might have caught here
so that when tho teachers of this institute
commence work they will be able to satisfy
the people with whom they come in contact
that the Sedgwick county normal institute
has been of great advantage to the children
of Sedgwick county. Jotter.
Look oat for our prioa list on groceries.
Stoinhanser-Merkle Supply company.
Xoticc.
I hereby give notice that I havo withdrawn
my interest in the partnership existing be
tween myself and James Hahn. under the
firm name af Smyth & Hahn, and will not be
responsioie ior any contracts or aeox con
tracted for by the aaid James Hahn
dS$-H Calvct 1 Shtth.
Bomb No. 2 The Famous is selling fine
black worsted and cassimere trousers worth
$0 for $3.50. S. Goldstein & Co. dS6-tf
Don't fail to secure one pair of those fine
black worsted trousers worth $6 that the
Famous sell for $3.50. S. Goldstein & Co.
Dissolution Notice.
The firm of Arn, Billman & Meyer have
this day dissolved partnership, heretofore ex
isting between them under the above firm
nam, by mutual consent, Mr. H. L. Billman
retiring. The business of the firm will here
after be conducted at the old stand, at No.
107 East Douglas avenue, under the firm
name of Arp & Meyer. The new firm will
pay all claims again3t the old firm, and will
collect all bills due the some.
dSG-3t Arp & Meyer.
Hyaramlic Framed Bride
The finest brick in the country for fronts of
build imp aid residence?. Abo beat qualities
common brick. Call at the Wichita Coal
and Fuel Co., CIS East Douglas avenue. Tele- j
pnone vj. awu-tx
Money to Ln at Sight.
I can close a cood citv loan at lowest ratea
in threo hours any day in tho week. S. AV.
Cooper, 137 Main street. d-SO-tf
Lok Here.
ATe have just received the best "odorless
excavator" in the state, and are now pre
pared to clean vaults, cess pools, etc.j remove
aeaa ammais, ana everyuung pertaining to
a first-class scavenger business. Parties need
ing their spring work done can drop a portal
to Burton & Foster, Box 179, City. Tele
phone No. i). dGl-tf
Look out for our price list on groceries.
Steinhauser-Merkle Supply company.
IlTdramllc Prow Brick.
We have the asrency for the above namod
press brick and can furnish them on short no
tice to any contractor or builder. The best
brick in tha market for nice fronts of build
ings. Call on Hacker & Jackson, corner of
Fourth and Douglas avenues, or 117 AVater
street. doou
Leave your address and wo will call for
your orders. Steinhauser-Merkle Supply
company.
Piano Tuning.
1 L. Sheldon, from Topeka, will tune for
al w ho order xr jostal card or leave orders
a Thos. Shaw's music store. Main st 2:tf
Special Notice.
The Mammoth livery stables have added to
their already larre stock of livery an elerant
five glass landau. This carriage is especially
adapted for ladies calling, shopping and plea
sure riding. It will not be used as a street
hack. It is equipped with a hand mirror.
card case, and bell. It is in every way the
unest carnaze in the city.
Telephone orders No. 74. Stables No. 114
South Main street.
d50-tf S. AV. Ford, Prop'r.
Bargains iu Real Estate.
A fine agricultural and stock farm, three and ono
half mile from cltT, about lis acrta broke, ooe quar
ter afcuoa rencea ror patnre, plenty or water ana a
kmall houae.
Ab aai lota in citv ftnelr located and iu cood
nclrhbarhaed. Special terms to those wishing to
mute name.
Also mburban property. Tor further particular
! Caas. T. rearce. auent ror Wm. ureinenatrin. s
ciry afflce. dl7-tf
Leave your address and we will call for
yom orders. Steinhauser-Merklo Supply
company.
Call on G. A. Hatfield for cheap lots in
Anness. d4-2n
4(51 pairs of cassimero trousers just receiv-
1 A- - 1 .L lit 1.- 11 c f-n !. c
eu w orm 90 uus wiu ue som ior j;.ju ah o,
Goldstein & Co.'s Famous. d83-tf
To keen un our reputation as leaders of
J low prices wo are soiling cassimere trousers
wortn o ror f .w.
d83-tf "Famous," S. Goldsteix & Co.
Leave your address and we will call for
your orders. oteinliauser-Merkleoupplycom
pany.
Acre Ixts.
Acre lots for sale in Stewart's subdivision
one and a half miles west of Arkansas river
bridge, near Garfield University, the cheapest
and most desirable residence property in
Sedgwick county, terms easy. Enquire of
A. T. Owen, at Hattou cfc Ruggles, office over
vvjchita fiatianal bank, or uayley, .Bros, a;
Co., US North Market street. dW-tf
"Wanted.
Every lady .and gent in Wichita to know
thnt J. T. Holmes has the finest Uerlin coach
and team in the city, especially adapted for
ladies calling. It is supplied with bell, speak-
lmr tube, card case, hand mirror, etc.. in
fact everything that goes to make up a first-
class carriage. lelepuono; Uthce JNo. llo
South Main street; residence 503 South AVater
street. d-107-tf J. T. Holmes.
Private families who mav have rooms for
rent or who are willing to board either
young gentlemen or ladies will please leave
word at 211) Eat od st, or address box 400. J.
M. Nnylor. dSIJ-Ot
Two cars of Early Kose, Beauty of Hebron,
Early Ohio, Peerless and Peachblow j)otatoes
at J. M. Allen K Co.'s.
AA'o are giving lower prices than anyone on
srroceries of all kinds. Steinhauser-Merkle
Supply company.
We are giving lower prices than am'one on
groceries of all kinds. Steinhauser-Merkle
Supply company.
I'or Kale.
At Dr. Snooks livery stable know 11 as the
old skating rink, you will find some good
road horses very cheap, also a very fine tam
of fomr-jear-olds, clo&ely mached gray mares.
luese horses are sound and will be sold with
gauranteo. d35-2t
Notice to Carpenters and Uullder..
100,000 pounds taah weight, from 4 1-2 lbs.
to 10 lhe. at fl.ro, at Ulofte Iron Works.
dS5-tf
Irtea.
The time has come when thinking people
are ready to drop old ideas and grasp some
thing now and practical, io illustrate the
inventive genius of the world has loen cm
ployed for tho last ten yeara to find a new
idea in tho sewing machine department, an;
success has been attained only in tho Stand
ard sewing machine, manufactured in Cleve
land, Ohio. I he principal or. the old shuttle
haa been overcome and a perfect rotary shut
tle, wluch Is durable, quiet, rapid and jier
fect in all its parts, has been put in success
ful operation. Tho company wish to estal-
lish a reneral agency m the city. Thoe in
terested are invited to call at llobinson Bros.
Main stroct,and examine the machine and at
tachments and you will be convinced that we
donotclaiai to much, standard fee wing
Machine Co., 1. u. ierry, general agent for
jvansas ami .missuui u uwr
The weather is too warm to work to make
sales, hence we lot you help yourself for one
week to a pair of $5 cassimere trousers for
$2.50. S. Goldstbi & Co.'s, Famous.
dS3-tf
For cheap business lots in Aimers call on
G. A. Hatfield, Wichita, Kan.
Going, but nevor to be forgotten, our $5
cassimere trousers 3.50. One week only.
famous. o. LfOLMTmijr ,5: i;o.
dSS-tf
Telephone your orders to Freeman for
hack or livery. d70-tf
TUB EYK, KAK AND T1IEOAT.
Dr. Brwn, Ocalirt and Aarist.
II have every facility tha can be had in our
'r 1 :.U .1: m .T--
iarse Ciuen tuiu iui;die "iiu uioama ut m
eye, oar or throat will find rae at 1 10 Douglas
avenue. Glaeu fitted at hort notice. d72-lm
Tho Thomas-Houston Ugh; will bo fnraLb
cd to anyone desirmj is for 3 per raonth.
Send ordera by maQ or call on general man
ager. P. Bauer. 150-tf
reedloff Swrs for Sale.
Two hundred head of S-year-old grada
short-horn steers, good style and colon;
will weifh eleven hundred or more. Addrea
Geo. H. Rhode, Anthony, Kan. d7Sw22tf
Socrates talked until he was voted a bore,
hnt rair talk is heard with htmas. eanxvciallv
when it concern $5 cassimere troutars that f
I we sell for $AM.
dSS-ef Famous, 5. goucki Co.
Choice residence lots in Hiuton's addition.
Large fruit and shade trees. Only three
blocks front Douglas avenue. One and a half
blocks from the Third ward school house.
For sale cheap, one-third cash, balance on
time at 8 per cent interest. Apply soon as
they will not be long on the market. P. V
Healy. d30-tf
Lieave your address and we will call for
your orders. Steinhauser-Merkle Supply
company.
Leave your address and wo will call for
your orders. istemhauser-Merkle bupply
company.
Dr. C. C. Farley.
Contintues in the regular practice of medicine
and surgery.
Office in "Furley building, opposite the Man
hattan. Residenoe, 1014 North Lawrence avenue.
TelephoneNo.HO. d52-2m
Owing to the pretracted illness of A. A.
Hyde ho has employed H. J. Harding to look
after the interests of Merriman Park. He
will be found at Mr. Hyde's desk in Hydes &
Humble's stationery store. Parties who havo
been waiting for the past month to select
their lota in this most delhrhtf ul nort of Col
lege Hill can now call on Mr. Harding.
iisu-tr
ruisco LINE.
st,
Louis and San Francisco Railway Free
Chair Car Service Between AVichita
and St. Louis.
Commencing Monday, August 23rd. tho
Frisco line will run elegant new reclining
chair cars on their trains, ono and two, be
tween St Louis and Halstead, daily without
change.
No charge for seats m chair cars will be
made for passensrers holdiuir tickets from
AVichita to Carthago for St. Louis and be
yond, or vice versa.
Train No. 1 arrives at Wichita daily at
0:30 a. m. Train No. 2 leaves AVichita daily
at9:20p. m.
The Frisco lino offer this unsurpassed ser
vice in addition to the Pullman Palace cars
which will be run daily on their trains,
threo and four, No. 8 leaving St. Louis at
Q. n ,v nrl oi-iriTifT nt Wiliifn -rrt T w
No. 4 leaving AVichita 0:25 a. m., arriving at
St. Ljuis next morning as o:-u.
D. Wishabt, G. P. A.
F D. Russell. St. Louis, Mo,
G. AV. A., AVichita. Sl-tf
Pupils desiring to enter Lewis Academy
will please call at 213 East 3d st. to enroll
their names, or address J. M. Na3"lor. box
4(50, AVichita. dSJ-Ut
Loan Kesistcr.
Philadelphia, July 2S, 1SSG.
Wichita Eagle, Wichita, Kansas.
Gentlemen: n e havo seen ono of your
Mortgage Loan Registers at the office of the
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Co., this
city, and shall le obliged if you will scud this
company ono similar iu all respects at your
earnest convenience, tiuu remain
Respectfully yours,
dG5-tf-
Secretary.
Ben Franklin's discovery and Prof. Morse's
invention were both wonderful, and so are
the bargains we are giving in ?5 cassimero
trousers for .$2.0.
dS3-tf S. GoLESTEirt & Co.'s Famous.
New Goods Just Received
-A HAXDSC3IE LINE OF-
Eseurial and
Oriental Laees
In Flouncing and all Overwidtns,
-ALSO A NICE UNE OF-
Crinkle : Seersucker
Suitings
HANDSOME PATTERNS.
We are not selling goods at
cost, however you will find our
prices as reasonable as anywhere
in the city.
CALL AND SEE US.
LARIMER
&
STINSON'S,
132 MAIN STREET.
C. A. GATES,
Real Estate Agent,
Anl dtaicr la
CHOICE IMPROVED AND (JNIMPOVED
LANDS
And City Property of all kinds for sale
or rent.
Office n north fckU of DoorIas arccoe, fajcotai !co
cast t iiartt .trnrt. orr Fuller' Grocery, tfcird
iyr l tb left, up lairs.
WICHITA, KAN
J. xzoxsvzs.
KIP &. BROADDUa
-:- Estate -:- teats
AND CIVIL ENGINEERS.
o
F7IC3 Sojc.i canter DoajtsJ a4 7epfc
at, la hatm -rc:tur Co tawicg.
ISRAEL BROS.,
Druggist and Groeers
First Block west of Tremont House
ll
M1MT
TO BE
FOR 30
We will offer our Entire Stock at a Sacrifice.
ATTEND OUR SALE.
KETW TOEK STOEE,
M. KOHN & CO.
THE
$2.50
It Will Pay You Gentlemen toCall at
C. E. Lewis & Cos.,
No. 110 Main Street,.
And see this Elegant Mikado shoe. It is
just the shoe for this hot weather.
We place on sale today ioo pairs of them in
Button, Lace and Congress at
Only $2.50 Per Pair,
Which is less than Manufacturers prices.
C. B. LEWIS & CO.,
110 Main Street.
ONE PRICE CASH ON DELIVERY BOOT and SHOt HOUSE.
CLOSING
DET GOODS at COST
Having decided to retire from business, I offer at coat whole
eaia or retail zay entire utock of
New Dry G oods, No tions, etc
Or will trade e&xne for City Property r good fanning- land
will oUer special inducements to any person wiahin to sags; io
businesa, with lease on the bast store in the city.
JOHN Gh AT.T.-BTKT
STOCK
CLOSED.
DAYS
MIKADO
SALE!
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