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gfae ictota gailajga&te: tBtotaesamj Staniiug, Jiterofor 22, 1886.
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R. R. TIME TABLES.
st. i.., rt. s. a. vr. k. k.
EAST BOUND TRAINS.
Depart
St. Louis Day Express and Mall 9.l0a. m.
St. Louis Night Express and Mail Sffl p. m.
Kansas City Dav Express and Mall 9.10 a. m.
vansas City Night Express and Hall 80U p. m.
freight and Accommodation U-O0 m.
WST EOU.ND TRAINS.
Depart
St. Louis Day Express and Mall 753 p.m.
St. Louis Night Express and Mall "8.33 a. m.
Kansas City Day Express and Mall 72j p. m.
Kansas City Night Express and Mall S.35 a. m.
Freight and Accommodation 12 43 p.m.
Dally, t Dally except Sunday.
"Wichita A. Colorado.
Depart
Mt. Iiope Accommodation fl-OOp. m.
Arrive
Sit. Hope Accommodation S 13a.m.
tDally except Sunday.
A., T. A, S. T. K. K.
Arrives.
Solng North, Passenger 7 40 p.m.
yoing rsorm, Accommodation " " "
Joins South. Passenger S,11" ni"
Going South, Passenger i5 m'
Going South, Accommodation ?' '' m'
Lcaes.
Going North, Passenger f2 p" JiJ"
Going North, Accommodation tii-1 "
Going South, Passenger S ,
Going South, Accommodation '"?,,,,
Going North, Passenger 2-rf ,!,
Going South, Passenger. wp.m.
IVldilta A "Western.
Arrh es.
No. 2. 5IaII and Express -?,'m'
No. 4, Express i2 0?nm
Way Freight "SiRS
No. 1 Mall and Express 8 15a.m.
No.:!, Express oSj-K''
Way Freight 2 p.m.
St. Louis A San Tranclsco.
Leases.
Going West. Passenger CM a. in.
Going West, Passenger 5.50 p.m.
Going West. Freight liiS p.m.
Going East, Passenger 925 a.m.
Going East, Passenger 9-20 p.m.
Going East, Frtlght lOJOp.m.
Going East, Ireight 8-OUa.m.
ATTORTEYS-AT-LAW.
V . P. C VMl EEIi. J VS. L. DM It.
CAMPBELL &. DYER,
Attornej sat I-avr, Wichita. Kan. ICO tf
J. M. BALDERSON.
Attorney at Law. Wichita, Sedgwick county, Kan.
Office In Centennial Mock. dlftttf
J. R. SITES.
Attornev at I-iw. Office 117 E Douglas awMiuc.
with Angfo Aniirican Loan and Imc&tinunt Co.
JONES & MONTAGUE.
Attornej s at Law. Office In the Eagle Mock. o cr
Ilmej it Co's Dp Goois store. 72 .-Otf.
SMYTH & BROOKS,
Attorney s at I.w, No. 121 N. Main st . opposite
Bostoffiee. CoimiiercI.il collections a speeiultj.
Will practice in state and 1 ederal courts.
A. T. CARPENTER.
Attornej at Law. Office. No. 121 N Main street, tip
3tal rs. next to jiostoflltf . Wichita. Kansas. dJ)w U'tf
:i. C. SLUSS. W. E. 6TAMJ.Y.
SLUSS&. STANLEY.
Attornet at Law. Wichita. Kansas.
J. F. LAUCK.
Attorney at Law. Office first door north of U. S.
Land office In Commercial Block, Wichita, Kans.cs.
Special ottentlon given to all kinds of business con
nected w Ith the United States I,and office.
HATTON-&RUGGLES.
Attorney sat tor. Eagle- Block. Wichita. Knnsas.
C. KCGQLES. R. 11. 1.01 S.
RUGGLES&.ROYS.
Attornej s at-Law. Office oer No. 13S Main street,
Wichita. Kansas.
JAMES. F. MAJOR.
Attorney at-Law. Will practlco in all Kansas
courts. Collections a sieclalty. Office ocr Smith &
piomth, uuuki a'cuuu. iuim.. m"
D. A. MITCHELL.
Attornej- at Law and collection agent,
street. Wichita. Kansas
No. 14 Main
E. D. PARSONS.
Attorney at I.w- and Real Estate Agent. Office
opjyoslte Manhattan hotel, room 9.
H. E. CORN.
Attorncv. at Law. Office oi er 122 Douglas avenue.
F. P. MARTIN.
Attni-ioy at Law Onlco over Hyde ft Humlilc's
Bookstore. Ill Main street, upstairs, Wichita, Kan.
J. M. HUMPHREY.
Attorroj at L w . Woodman's Bank building, 113
Main strect.
0. W . COLLING. H0111 UT 51. I LATT.
COLLI NGS&. PLATT.
Attornejsat Liw. Will practice in state and fed
eral courts. Office in Temple block. Main street, sec
ond stairv.aj noi til of post office, Wichita, Kansas.
b. W . AUAMs. 'tO. W. ADAMS.
ADAMS & ADAMS.
Attornejsat Law. Wl'.I practice In state and fed
cral courts. Office In Eagle block, Wichita, Kansas.
HARRIS, HARRIS & VERMILLION.
Attornejsat Law, Commercial block, Wichita,
Kansas.
0. D. KIRK.
Attorney at Law. Room No 3, U. S. Land Office
building. Wichita. Kan.
W. S. MORRIS.
Attornej at Law. Office In Temple Block, Wichita,
Kansas.
r. t.sii, I. . i. r. c MrnniJ..
SANKEY& CAMPBELL.
Lawjers. Wichita, Knnsis. Offico southwest cor
ncr Market street and Douglas ave.
GEO. W. CLEMENT, JR. .
Attornov at Liw. Office l"t Main street. Kansas
National It ink building, Wichita, Kan.
PHYSICIANS.
W. M.JOHNSON,
Homu'cpithNt. General practice, chronic diseases,
and diseases ot females Telephone No 10b.
Office and residence over Steel .t Soil's hardware
htore, 117 N Main street, Wichita. Kan.
Office hours, b to 10 a. m to 1 n. m , and at night.
dVtf
W. H WELLS.
Plivsiclan anil Surgeon. Offlce-Cor. Lawrence
.and Dougliisaves. Elliott block, room S. " 111 beat
.office night and d.ij Wichita Kansas. W
P. D. St. JOHN, M. D.
Office 217 E ist Douglas av e. Residence- ail Noi th
.Main street.
J. M. H0SKINS, M. D
Phj stclan and surgeon. Office In Hartwln block,
-corner Fourth nnd Dotiglvs avenue over Saw drug
store. Office hours. C to 11 a. m , 1 to 4 p. m., and at
night. dTti-lm
G. M. BIBBEE, M. D
Office nnd residence. "Ill Douglas avenue, south side.
Bitrnes' block, ov er Dcrbj "s Implement store, Wichita.
W. A. MINNICK, M. D.
Homopathlst. Office w Ith Dr. R. Mathew s. Main
-street, second stalrwaj north of iwsiofflee. Retl
deniv. 1017 North 1-ourth street, near Union depot,
AYichita, Kansas. Telephone No. ill.
DR. J. J. STONER.
IIoinercjwtliM. Ofllce opposite iKKtofllec.
dence, G23 Nortli Slain btreet. Wichita, Kansas,
phono lit. .
llosl
Tele-
DR. B. A. GUYTON & SON.
Vh siclans and Surceons-. Ofllce Dcam block, oppo
slto "Occidental hotel. Residence. 737 Water Mreet,
corner Oak btreet.
DR. C. C. ALLEN.
Musician and huixcoa. Ofllce and residence 4M
Douilas sitcuuo. New and effectual treatment of
hemorrhoids, and dkeae of w omau a specialtj .
DRS. McCOY&PURDY.
Office 147 Main street, oer Recht & Sons' store.
Wichita. Kan. lelephone at residence.
E. B. RENTS, M. D.
ri siciiu .nnd Surgeon. Ofllce o er Fuller & Son
G roccr . .
J. MILTON KI.C1I. JI D. T. E- WELCH. M. D
DRS. WELCH & WELCH.
Office 2M 1ourUs aenue. Wichita. Kansas, where
they maj be found at all hours.
RUSSELL & JORDAN.
Pin biclins and Surpeons. Offico on weft side of
Slain street, first stjina south of ila-sonlc building.
Telephone to A. L. T.
PALMER C. JAY.
Phj siclan .md Surceon. Office at D. G. Tirrj 's drug
fitorc, 'Us K.it Douglas aenue.
I. H. MATTING LY.
Physician. Officejocr London Tailors, No. 153 N
Iain street.
L. S. 0RDWAY, M. D.
Homorepithist. Oil ice corner Douglas and Law
rence aeuues, rooms 1 and 5, telephono 133.
MRS. SELINA H. MILLER.
" ITomocepathlc Phjsiclan, corner Rh er street and
Central aeuue.
PHYSICIANS.
E. E. HAMILTON, M. D.
Specialties: Diseases of the Eye, Far, Nose and
Throat, Catarrh and fitting glasses. Office southwest
corner Douglas and Market, up stairs, Wichita, Kans.
J. H. TILDEN, M. D.
Special attention gh en to Surgery and Gynaecol
ogy. Residence iH S. Market. Office 223 N. Main,
V ill visit any part of the state In consultation or to
penorm surgical operations.
DR. CHARLES A. WILSON,
Physician and Surgeon. Will continue his profes
Klnn In nil lf hKinnhixi. Consultation free. Office
and residence at 151 N. Main St., oer Wilier & Jill;
ler s paint onlce.
ICO
DENTISTS.
D. W. SMITH
Dentist. Eagle building, Douglas avenue. Wichita,
Kansas.
McKEE & PATTEN.
Surgeon Dentists. Teeth extracted without pain.
Best set artillclal teeth, $i.50. Office 217 East Douglas
avenue. Wichita, Kan.
DR J. C. DEAN.
Dentist. Opposite the postofflcc. Teeth extracted
without pain.
DRS W. L DOYLE &. WILSON.
Dentists. Offlce oter Barnes & Son's drugstore.
Centennial Block, Wichita.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
MRS. S T. HENDRICKSON.
Teacher of Piano. Organ and Theorv, 422 North Mar
ket street.
GEO. T. THOMPSON.
Professional Piano Tuner and P.epairer. Refer
ences, Cathei Ine Russell and Thomas Shaw & Co. All
pianos tunee by the wae sj stem the only method
that will tune j our piano perfect and make It sound
charming. Work guaranteed. Leave orders with
Thomas Shaw & Co , music dealers, Main street.
ARCHITECTS.
AnciirrrcT.
SUI'ERIVTL-NDEhT.
G. A- MASTERS,
Formcrb cf Boston and Chicago, has opened an
office in the Opera House, corner of Market and
First street". 97 2m
A. W.KUCH.
RUSH & GILES.
Architects and- Superintendents. Offlce in Grecii &
Hi 's building, o cr 123 West Douglas a e.
C. W. KELLOGG.
Architect and superintendent. Plans and speillca
tions for all classes of buildings. Office oicr Hde's
look store.
TERRY & DUMONT.
Architects and Superintendents. Office in Roys'
blck. Wichita. Kan.
w. t. i-KounrooT. o. i. num.
PR0UDF00T&. BIRD.
Architects and Superintendents. Office In Eagle
block.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dr. D. T. SNOKE
iterinarj Surgeon; gruluite of Philadelphia Vet
erinarv College of '71. Proprietor of Horses Home,
opposite (!. A. II. building. 1st, st. Telephone 172. dM
RODGERS,
The Pliototrrapher. Pictures in all sizes and stjles.
He alo carries the linest assortment of picture
frames In the citj-. Gie him a friendly call and ex
nnilne samples.
B. S. GARRISON.
Justice of the Peace. Office with Woodcock &
Dorsej, in Dorsey building.
MRS. ELLEN DEVOL,
Professional Nurse. Oo. 207 Ohio ave, cor. E First
fctrect 'and Ohio ae. References given. 94 lm
Dr. E. M. Conklin,
OFFICE Coi . Main and Second Sts.
"Wichita. - - Kansas.
Does general family practice, giving particular at
tention to Obstetrics and Diseases of women and
children Mj treatment of
INFLAMMATION,
ULCERATION,
DISPLACEMENTS
AND TUMORS OF THE WOMB,
Lucorrhca, Painful and Irregular Menstruation, etc.
is mild, not unpleasant, and Is verj successful.
Piles, Fistula and other Rectal troubles speedlij
cure d.
Veneriilnnd Private diseases quickly cuicd and
their bad fleets removed from the svstem without
the use of Men urv or other Injurious h ug.
I TREAT CANCrit by the most approved methods
of eminent specialists, without using the knife, and
can guarantee a cure in most cases.
Mj experience in the treitmcntof Nervous Heas
cs,Mich as El'ILKPSV, St. VII US DANCE. HYSTERIA
NLUR VLGIA, RHEUMATISM, NLRVOUS PROSTRA
TION f rom ov ervv ork nnd abuses of vaiious kinds,
and numirous obscure and obstinate conditions, en
ables me to relieve nearlj everj ease.
Bv aiding n iture's (Torts towards recoverj, and
avoiding all harsh and injurious drugs, I never in
Jure the most delicate jk rson.
Office hours y to 1J.S0 a. m.. 1 to 5 and G.30 to S p. m.
diOlm
MONEY
At Lowest Rates and Ready for
Borrowers
AT oisrcE
8. W. COOPER, -SFkan.
JONES, - Druggist
Prescriptions
Specialty.
222 Douglas Avenue, Wichita, Kan
J. M. ALLEN & CO.,
GROCERS.
112 DOUGLAS AVENUE.
....our.
WICHITA. KANSAS.
A Classical and Scientific School lor
Both Sexes.
WILL OPEN FOn THE SCHOOL EAP.--- '
Monday, Sulfite 6th, 1886
FOR PAUTICL'LAUS OK CATALOGUE ADDRESS
Prof. J. M. Naylor,
PRINCIPAL.
OR
Rev. J. D. Hewitt,
SUPERINTENDENT. -rtfch.w
-Wichita. Kans.
PAUL-
Wholesale and Retail
LEWS
II
COMPENSATION.
In that new world toward which our feet ore jet
Ehall we find aught to make our hearts forget
Earth's homely joys and her bright hours of bliss?
Has heaven a spell divine enough for this?
For who the pleasure of the spring shall tell.
When on the leafless stock the brown buds swell.
When the grass brightens and the days grow long,
And little birds break out in rippling song?
O sweet the drooping eve, the blush of morn,
The starlit sky, the rustling fields of corn,
The soft airs blowing from the fresh'nlng seas,
The sun flecked shadow of the stately trees,
The mellow thunder and the lulling rain,
The warm, delicious, happy summer rain,
"When the grass brightens and the days grow long,
And little birds break out in rippling song!
O beauty manifold, from morn till night,
Dawn's flush, noon's blaze and sunset's tender
light! .
O fair, familiar features, changes sweet
Of her revolving seasons, storm and sleet,
And golden calm, as slow she wheeb through
space
From snow to roses; and how dear her face.
When the grass brightens, when the days grow
long,
And little birds break out in rippling song!
O happy earth ! O home so well beloved !
What recompense have we, from thee removed?
One hope we have that overtops the whole;
The hope of finding every vanished soul
We love and long for daily, and for thi3
Gladly i e turn from thee, and all thy bliss.
Even at thy loveliest, when the days are long,
And little birds break out in rippling song.
Celia Thaxter in The Century.
BATHERS OF THE SOUTH SEA.
Some Women "Who Can Swim tike Mer
maids and Dire Like Frogs.
Tlio women of Samoa arc not so pretty, but
far more virtuous, than those of the Society
islands, and possess traits peculiarly their
own. Their only clothing is tho lava-lava,
frequently made of grass, -which covers them
from tho hips to the thighs, the field for adorn
ment being tho head, around which wreaths
of orange blossoms and of red flowers aro
worn. They uro naturally endowed with a
profusion of black hair, but, being cnainoied
of tho crushed strawberry color, they coat
tho head with slaked coral lime, a few appli
cations of which give to tho hair tho desired
hue.
Thej' are very expert in the management
of canoes, and swarm abojt the ship from
early morn till closoof eve, beseeching ofliccrs
and men to bo their "iliend," and when one
assents to do tho friendly act, tho object of
his friendship comes on board and showers
upon him gifts of cocoanuts, seashells, fruit,
eggs and an occasional chicken, for w hich, in
return, hois expected to givo monov, or,
preferably, such articles as soap, needles and
thread, tobacco and writing paper. This act
of friendly barter completed, tho lady stands,
not upon the manner of her going, but, taking
advantage of tho fact that there are no skirts
to impede her flight, dives headlong out of
agunport, swims to her canoo and paddles
off to make another "fliend."
Tho cxliibition wound up with a grand
siva, which is tho name for the native dance.
This brought into prominence tho loveliest of
Samoa's maids, in tho person of Faapio, tho
daughter jf Asi, Malietoa's great war chief.
Wearing a tiara of glistening bo hall3 and
a grass of bj ight colors in hor hair, a neck
lace of red berries, and around her hips a
Lava-lava of tho most expensivo character,
her faultless figure was sot off to advantago,
and as she danced with her father and two
other chiefs, her smiles, gestures and contor
tions of body were amusing, and despite tho
fact that her body glistened in tho sun from
a coating of cocoanut oil, her graceful bear
ing commanded admiration. Other girls and
chiefs danced in turn, but tho siva, with its
singing, waving of arms and other varia
tions beggars description, and must bo seen
to bo appreciated. Samoa Cor. Baltimore
Sun.
I'riiato Drinking: lasses.
"Heah, bahkeeper, this is not my glass,"
said an eighteen carat dudo in a fashionable
Sixth street restaurant the other afternoon,
petulantly pushing back tho diluted julep be
fore him and stroking his little nioustacho
w ith an aggi ieved look.
'Beg pardon, fair, beg paidon," said tho bar
keeper, as h hastily withdrew tho offending
gloss. Opening a little cabinet in tho side
board he brought out a pretty cut goblet, in
which he carefully mixed tho dude's '"pizen,"
saj ing apologetically as ho pushed it across
the maible: ' So manj- people coming m hero
I clean forgot it."
Tho dude felt too much hurt to reply, but
sipped his beverage and then faded away.
''That's the last fool notion of them duelis,"
said the drink dbpenser, with a backw ai d jei k
of the thumb toward tho retreating young
man.
"What's that?"
'Why, each of them has to havo his own
glass now. You soo this case? Well, I've got
eighteen sets of pi ivato glasses m there, live
different kinds of glasses in a set, and when
one of them comes in I'vo got to get his own
little cup to mix the liquor in. They ai e good
trade, though, and I can't afford to object."
The glasses w cro very pretty, of fino cut
Avaro and shaped like those used for ordi
nary every day customers. Tho sots, the
barkeeper said, cost $o and can le pui chased
at only one or two places in tho city.
'They pretend," continued the man of
mixed drinl;s, ' that they're afraid of drink
ing out of tho same glasses as the mob, as
they might get some disease. They've been
going it about two months now and they'll
go clear across the city v. ithout a drink le-
fore they'll take a drop out of am thing bul
their own glasses. I hear they're got the
same w rinkle at ono or two of the clubs here.
They're daisies" Pittsburg Chr sni "le.
A Cruel ,Toko of the War.
Col. Jobn R. Towers, principal keeper" of
the penitentiary, aided and abetted in one of
the most cruel jokes of tho war. The Federals
were leisurely firing shells into some Confed
erate works, and the bombs were falling and
bursting in such uncomfortable nearness that
the soldiers had dug hole in the ground and
were hiding as best they could. Tho colonel
nnd some f i ionds got hold of an unerploded
sl-cll and stuffed it full of Uiv. When tho
next report was heard, the fuse was touched
off, and after a moment the bomb was drop
ped into tho mouth of ono of tho "gopher''
holes w here soldiers were sheltered. 'Zip-zip-zip-z--zip-zip-zip!''
went the fuse for several
minutes. How 1 after howl w cut up as the
soldiers expected to be blown into atoms.
After a time the spluttering fusv burned out
and things quieted down. Atlanta Consti
tution. It is estimated that the wine crop of Cali
fornia will reach o,000,000 gallons, an in
creaso of 10,00i,000 over the crop of 1SS5.
Tho Killing; l'asMoii.
The latest story told to illustrate the "rul
ing passion strong in death" is to tho effrct
that Solomon Isaac?, who had long carried on
a three-ball business, was at last gathered to
his fathers. He approached the gates of
heaven and called vehemently for admittance.
St. Peter threw open the portals and held out
his golden wand to the deceased Israelite.
''Say, Peter, he remarked, giving the rod a
critical inspection, "I can't give you inon
than $2 en that.r Saturdav Herald.
Queen Victoria Pure Life.
Gen. Adam Badean, whoso acquaintance
with English society is as close a that of any
American, writes of Queen Victoria, who, ho
thinks, has lived a sad life: -Tho queen of
England exhibits, in her exalted sphere virtues
which the humblest man or woman in her
realm might imitate, virtues which endear her
personally to her subjects, and certainly make
them unwilling, in her time, to disturb her
throne. Pnnty, honor, truth, religion,
tidelitj in all the" family relations. cojstanc
to friends, sympathy with all forms of hu
man suffering in whatever class these are
traiti on account of which the English people
of to-day are content to Iiavo a queen." Ex-ohnnjw.
BARM FOR IS II.
Lots in McCormlcks addition are now on sale. This property
in first hands, lies near the street railway, and is convenient to
schools and churches. There is
Four lots on North Topeka avenue at $100, less than market
values.
Twenty lots in Orme & Phillips addition at a special bargain.
Lots of almost every dimentionon College Hill. The material is
ordered for street railway to that suburb. This property will
double in value.
Acres in all directions, suitable for subdividing.
House and lot on South Market street, rented for $10. Price
$1,000,
Business lot on North Main street, very cheap at $5,600.
Lot centrally located on Douglas avenue, $12,500.
Fifty feet on Lawrence near Douglas avenue, $1200, very cheap.
Fine business lot on Main street between First and Second, old
buil ding rented at $50 per month. $12,500.
Large lot and six new houses on South Emporia ave. all under
rent; pays a good interest on the investment. $10,000.
112 1-2 feet on South Emporia ave. near Douglas. Two good
houses, rented at $20 each, east front. Price $10,000.
8 lots in Orme & Philips' addiiton, will sell for ten days at
$2500.
10 lots in Richland addition, $150 each, must be sold this week.
19 lots in Chatauqua addition, $175 each.
Lots in Maple Grove addition east of the city. These lots are
selling rapidly at popular prices.
THE BEST OK ALL.
I have the exclusive sale of a sub-division of the Moser Home
stead on College Hill. These are certainly the best lots in ,tne mar
ket for parties intending to build. Prices range from $1600 to
$2,000 each, part.time. Call early and make a selection.
FaRMS.
Farms and vacant lands in all parts of the county.
Abstracts of title furnished free of charge.
N. R NIEDERLANDER,
Cor. Douglas and Topeka Aves.
WICHITA
nothing better in the market.
KANSAS.
Removal ! !
Having removed oar fine stock of "Wall Paper. "Window Shades,
Paints, Glass and brushes to No. 151 IT. Main st. we are now pre
pared to fill all orders and execute all work entrusted to us neatly
and satisfactorily. We employ none but the best workmen and all
work is under our direct supervision.
special attention given to all
work
E. PHILLIPS.
mm 4-
POSTOFFICE BOXNo.-S.
GUNS;
JOHN C. HALL & CO.
GENERAL
INSURANCE :-: AGENTS
218 DOUGLAS AVENUE, WICHITA, ELAN.
Only the best ?om pantos represented. Losses adjtuteil and iald at the offlce. rroaip and. careful
attention to all business entrusted to ua. IUks in surrounding country and towns accepted. $
WICHITA CRACKER COMPANY
OLVNL'K.VCTUnERS OF-
FINE CRACKERS and PURE CANDIES.
Jobbers in Fruits, Nuts, Etc., Etc.
Agents for "Good Faith", "Scout" and "Success" brands of Cigars
GOODS SOLD TO DEALERS ONLY MAIL OHDKltS SOLICITED
Wichita City Roller Mills aud Elevator.
ESTAIiUSITED 1371. IXCOIilSDH VTKD i5T$.
Manufacture tho Follow InR Ccltbratol Uraml'
IMPERIAL, Roller Patent; WHITE ROSE, Extra Fancy;
X. L. C. R., Fancy.
Theclranilsliaol)ecn on the market east, w,t. north nail muth for t'ii j can. ami they lw won an
enviable reputation whercterlntroJuctd. To try them Is to nay with them. We an ahvnj s lu tncmarfctt
for w heat at highest j ash price.-
OLIVER, LMBODEN & CO.
FRANCIS TIERNAN & CO.,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS OF
Water and Gas Works
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO CITIES IN KANSAS.
OFFICE 2J-W COR. 5TIT and JIA WCKT STS. ST. LOL'IS. UIPUITA U"AM
OFFICE N-W COK MAIN and DOUGLAS AVENUE. V IUn I I rt, rAN.
Correspondence Solicited.
C, O. DAVIDSON. President. IL S CATES, Examiner. II. W. OILMAN. Vleo-I"!- . Nashua. X. 11
The Davidson Loan Company
PAID-UP CAPrrAL, 800,000.
Money Always on Hand to Loan on Improved Farm and City Property.
Have Loaned More Money in Southern Kansas than any Company in tho
State
OFFICE WITH CITI7ENS HANK. Northwest
Corner Main Strtet and Douglas A enue.
15. D. ALLEN. Notary Public
ALLEN, GRAHAM I CO.,
(Surveyors to 'tVIcJ.lta Land and Loan Compan.)
Negotiate Loans, Sell Lands, Place Insur
ance and Make Collections.
TAXES PAID FOR NON-RESIDENTSzz:
ZZZCORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED
J 30031 1-OVEIl ISUAEL UI'.OS. DKUC. STOItE, "ITT If tfl irp I!" VC
1 DOUnLAS At ENl'E. IV I 1 L 1 iV, I.,.
0. B. STOCKER,
C P
Mantels, E I Fire Clay,
N E
T C
E E
Grates, R S Fire Brick,
MARBLE: DUST, : WHITE : SAXD,S LATH
Lime, Hair, New York and Michigan Plaster.
Louisville and Portland Cement.
Y
AMD and 0?TIC On Vdtor Strwt. between
and Firt St-t.
4gSX f vAk---'"'i'
FOR SALE ' !
Moneyed Men Read This !
Ve are se'nnglots in Carey ParV at the extreme lowpnces oi $225. $250,
$275 and $300 each, the latter are corners The above pnees include sde
waiks all laid Terms easy It has been reported that we were getting $400
and $500 per lot It is not so. Ever lot in Carey Parif will bring that by nct ,
spring. Remember that Carey Park is from 12 to 14 feet higher than Doug.
J las avenue Street cars run the entire
to call and see a plot of Carey Park and gfii full particulars of
E. & and-L. E, COLE. . r
329 Douglas avenue. Opposite Manhattan Hotel 79-tf
HENBX feCH'WErrXK.
WICHITA ICE
Will deliver ICE to
Order by mail or give orders
Jdnas or Fancy Glass ana sign
MILLER & WELLER,
151 North Main Street.
n. J. CRAMS.
Main 149St.. WICHITA, Kan.
WICHITA, KANSAS,
(5 V. OllAHAJI
Douhvt Atiiu
Wichita, Kansas
GLOBE -:- IRON -:- WORKS,
Founders and Machinists,
JlMiufactureni of
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS
Iron and Era Catlnu n1 IuSy sd Ktiltlnz
Hoot' caula? In any design to fitilr. As-nt tur th
l!Ulwly r-an.Un I'umt .ill kind tt rrpMr
la; done on hort R&tlei and mMartiou euaranuJ
A. FLAGO. VntriUtr
lencrth of Carey Park You are irmted
aw, nurr
D
I
any part of the City.
to drivers of our waugoaa
Real
Estate.
fiHH-PI99l
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