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STxcaitclxita ailij gagle: f-feutaij gpornixta, ctolteu 1, 1886. -SaiSfaBle W01IAS AND HOME." SKETCH OF THE CAREER OF A VERY STRANGE YOUNG WOMAN. Women of Turkey Swiss Girls Hint and Helps Concerning Children How to Walk "Ways of "Women Household Drudgery Notes and Items. Once upon a lime thcro lived a very strango young woman. As a child sho had been pecu liar. As a young woman her peculiarities became- more marked, and by the time sbo fircw to bo a matron nho bocamo quite widely known for her idiosyncrasies. "Pieces" got into the paper about her. Her "pastor" used her as an example whether good or bad, you must juSge for yourself. Other women talired about her whenever they got a chance. Now, what do you suppose- all this was about? Just this: When that strange young woman was a little girl she awoko tho spirit of the inqui5itor in tho breast of her mother by flatly i ef tiding to havo her straight I rown hair braided into pigtails or twisted into brown paper lumps every Saturday and Wed nesday nigh' . "If God had meant her to havo curly hair He would have mado it curly," was her argument or sophistry or sense. Such dreadful sacrilege was straightway taken in hand by her wcll-mcxning mother, who told her that God wouldn't lovo her if she didnt obey her mother and havo her hair curled for her, and otherwise behavo herself as a little girl should. Tho mother was the biggest. Tho hah was curJcd, but not without much lamentation. Tho next struggle against tho powers that bo came when hho was set beforo a pair of stays and told to get into them. Up came tho old argument if it had been intended sho should havo liad a shell liko a turtle or a waist liko a wasp, it would ha o been dono without her interference. Despite her objections she was encased in her distasteful shell and tho strings given oao pull more each day. One night a week she slept in them. The only re lief sho had dining this period was an obliging tendency of tho strings to break. As a conse quence of 1 igorcus training or by nature this young girl at 10 was very slight. This was tho causo of a now struggle no less divided. Extraneous developments of ono port and an other were brought forward in turn and-thcir uso requested. A refusal on the plea of being boru thin was no uso. They wore applied and nothing inappropi iato seen in a young ghl with a plump figure and a thin faco and arms like a child's. 'Other girls wore 'improvers,' why shouldn't she?"' Thus matters went on until the poor girl was IS. A sensible man offered to marry her and sho accepted through her mother, who told her to doso. In truth tho girl was litllo loath. This constant nagging and worrying of 3-cars to mako her look and appear what sho was not, and what sho did not caro to look, had had tho worst of all possible effects. It had mado a sweet tempered, nffccliouato girl of IS glad to get away from her mother to a horns of her own. Onco her own mistress at lca;t as far as. her ra'mient went our strango young crea ture began liko a butterfly to como out from her cocoon. Sho shed her waddings and her padding; ard her littlo rotundities. Sho hung her ''switch" up in the apj'lo treo for tho birds to make their nests with, and hung wholo rolls of cotton wool beside it. Sho woro tho shcea that fitted her foot and sho let out her stay laces. I do not beiiovo that woman ever had a happier honeymoon than did sho. Tills principlo of comfort and her idca3 of beauty sho kept with her, and it was this that mado her looked upon as "peculiar." Harried nt 18 she was handsome as ever at S3. Sho recognized in fact that even beautiful woman has ono attribute in common v.i h a lattcn, a colt or a bab Ilcr stomach may bo a prosaic organ, but it is more useful to her when it comes do vi n to everyday Jjappiucss than Is her back hair or her hoopskiri- Sho had her prin ciples and sho determined to live up to them. She did not beiiovo that pastes or powders did a bad complexion any good. Sho would not uso them. Sho did net think because everybody else woro their hair m tremendous "waterfalls" on the back o their heads that sho must needs ta'co hers down from tho crown, when it looked well and was becoming to her. Sho did not do it cither. Sho did not think that just bocauso sho was thin sho needed to swaddlo horsolf to look fat. She dressed comfortablo, ato good things at a proper time, looked out for her digestion and her tcmnrr, and at tho end of a year was as plump jis a harvest partridge And when sho got fat," as her feminine friends called it, sho did not lie awake nights wishing to bo thin again. Sho simply liked it, nnd kept honestly at work tryi g to keep her good looks as long as possiblo. Wo cannot fol low her much moro closoly or much longer. At 43 wo will I--IVO her. Sho was still round and straight. Sho could wear corsets or go without, just as sho pleased, for sho had never worn them tijht enough or Ions enough to destroy tho muscles that surrounded her nat ural waist Ioithcr was her uosj blotched or her hands i-cd from anj' such reason, lle,r hair, not much thinner than it had lon be fore thanks to tho exquisite caro sho had al ways given it was still arranged in tho soft, prcttj', becoming way sho had always worn it, modi God but very slightly to suit tho fash ions of. tho day. Her skin was still pink and white, a blessing as much duo to long years of perfect health as to never ecasBj caro. Sho had taken caro of her teeth and nails with ns lnu-h concern for tho last ten years as when she was a bride, and her husband wan prouder of her than whoa ho married her. 2ow, do-t-pito all this, woman did not approve of her mild denunciations of fashionable foibles, but still pcrsL.tvl in calling her 'strange," "pecu liar," an 1 '") on. Such i? tho inconceivabls' blindness of tho iex to real Iteauty u:d com mon sense. Now York Graphic. B. D. ALLEN, Notary Public. C. W. GRAHAM. C. E. JONES, Notary Public. Allen, Graham & Jones -buy and sell- REAL ESTATE, Make Loans on Farm and Ghattje Security, Office 414 Douglas Ave, Room 1. Wichita, Kansas. f.ir The fo'lowlnsris a releft'on from oar Kr INt of improved and ii!,imnioved farms. sale bj us, n leima to Milt mri-h.'ise.r-'. We alb lie larj;i -to. k rnchtm in th.s a:id ad j jiuing counties aier U,y prices. Grazing lautla Irom $. to sMUi er acr--. 12100 13 in rnltivatim. house ami etiblj, good oH'hitrd. ft-nrrd mto4 and fcOncre llel'.s with wa f r r m i g thioiig'i ai.d voinex-d into-ery 40 acre tract. Oneif the linest grnin nnd best arranged stock farm- in HtiFKS. one-half mil' o-cii'ii, tw.i and" a hall miles in jj.mxI railroad town, II mi n to Wlchttn; $12 t0, oue third cash balance to suit iniichaeer. 22 100. l.'iO in ciltlvilion, 30 acrm tame Kras, 10 aon-p timber, good .'mute ami stible lei ced. ISasied in Iiojj Itrttj a -d c ial, goodwill iui!iiind wind mill, good or chird. jrooil i-jiriug 1 mile io 8chol ttuee and a hall miles to Derby, on r.nl rod. lh.e farm. feti,40J, on good lerma. Si ICO, 00 ii cultivation, house stable, crib 20 in) a-ture.f-ii'Vfd; Sweliatiuil crn k good orctiani, G rods to -clool. 7K n ilcs to "Wichita; $4.5t0, i caeh. 37I ICO Lrin cnitivation, house. BtaMe and crib, nice joiinjr unhurt fenced w-ll. puiiip and v.i nil mill; Uf milrrf to Valley Cen er, choice bottom farm; S'J.OvO. terms. 7ti in), COinrnltivation, hnuso bsrn, cribs ami pr 1 erv.-i-toiii-to-R f-ciie.nieeyoucg orchard, gobdweltb, 01.000. tuims. C2 3C0,.rOin uiltixation, tmill house and ttn lilf , crib anil f-'raii er , mmi.h iruit: 1 mile tosclio 1. ."Ji n il-iio Taliro-d town, 10 mileatu Wiciiia, $:J,000. : ISO. 200 in cullivatii n 3"i scrc pasture, fenced; good lion-o, liarn ami Hln-d,2iniies t ruilr ad town, 11 lulled to vvjchitj; $12,0.0, K cash. tC 323 1-lOin cultivation, CO pa3'ii e. fenced: jiiee vhu g ortdiaiil 2 wells, elttern; H inileio m llnoi. ;jto One and 4 ml e- to !- otner rallrotid town "SK miles to icliita, very cheai); $0,000, i cath. 00320, 210 in cultivation, lion. ftablo ard giamery, i.ood wdl and c k, 1 mile to hIioo), II mi'e-J to SMchita; good corn farm; $7,500, icrms. 10S 100 SO in uiHivRlion. Iiorsu and stable, lruitnnd toret lr e-, fenn d: 20 acres i as lure icnced, 'K milts to railioad ton; $1,000. 31060, 80 in cnltivation, honcand tatile.crib ancgracery hedge I nil around, 9 crei of uund iruit. 2 gjod Well-, S) rods to fcchool; SJ.iOJ 307 -ISO, 2."i in cultivation, 2soodliO'.ip?, good barn, f-n el a 1 a'-ini d, mrlur- linked, j-O'iii rch'trd. I milelo eel ool. 7:nl to Wuhlta ver line ir m Slid ery cheip; $12 i0), liiiiuonpart. 353 1U HOincultivtlon, house find htsble.C 0, rd-ot g on hedge, well, liumI orchard; 'mile torchoo'; $,,10, Sl.PCOdue Uet lsti'J, !)t.er ct. " 303 1G 9T in cul ivation. hin::c and ?tahle. well. ii rods os -loot, 3 mi t-n to rail road town: Hjjecial haig in and CJlaI terms; $',200. 3C7 1"0 120 in ciiltiva'ion, house a-d Pt ble, g'aine y. IVnced into 10 arefields;2 wells g odoii'lianl ul all kluda of Iruit, t'-id laijn; $4,0u0, jiait t inu. 372101, 9') in ciiltivalion, house, stable and vrniner , well aiid spring, i-onif on: ard, 2 niiles tora.lroad town; $5,200, terms. 374 "i house bam, hug y filled and grain rv, all iVn'd, go d Cirrsln an 1 f. edIo"is lemel; 2 nnls to echool, 1 miie lo church; iS.tiCO. SSI ICO 70 in cnltivation, house and bnrn. 15 ncres pab'ure. tniiced; Tt lie to eihool, 3 miles t-i Andover on Fribco road:.5,2L'0 SC0J 4 jr?, Sperct. 3:7 500. 320 in cul'ha'ion, g"od hnu-e. birn and grhiuery, fenced ..nd cross fenci-d, lted io'S ml carrais leiiccd. i tinning vjuer :nid tnr e go-id well, line mchard r, iiileu to Amethy, 3 id Edgecuinb: $21,100. The Oldest and Largest House in the City. ALDRICH & BROWlff, f kolesale and Retail Drnisk Nos. 138 and 140 Main street WICHITA, KAN. J. B. JOHNSTON, Real Estate and. Investor : of :- BUNNELL I MOREHOUSE, Real Estate and Insurance Agents. A., T. & S. F. E. E. LANDS. Bargains in city and county property. Our insurance companies are as follows: tna, Liverpool, London, Globe', German-American, Insurance Com pany cf North America, Phoenix, of Hartford; Home, of New York. V. WOODCOCK. ix-Comuy Trssr. B. S.C-AUKlso.v, A. DOUSKV. Ex-Xuntj Cl'k. Lapital Business Lots and Sub-Dividing Aere Property a Specialty. CTRA1TG-ERS visiting tne city with a view of it to their interest to call at Room No. 1, Noble Somelliixig; About Uoy. A rightly trained boy and by rightly trained I don't ist'an a boy that ia discitiluied out of all individuality is one of tho noblest, loveliest and most precious creations of God; but a malicious ly, .vho from his babyhood is ma io to think that to be a genuine boy is ncc ssarilr to l a mannerless, rude and brutal cub, i.? cno of the inllictions of evil for ttiiich thero is no sjxiflc balm in GileaiL 'Amber" in Chicago Journal. A (Join! Crc::fc i;railicator. All excellent grease eradieator is mado of tho following ingredients: Ammonia, two ounces; soft water, one quart: saltpetre, ono tcasx'oonful; line boap, in shavings, one ounce; mix thoroughly and keep in a covered vessel, n.i r . .pe is a simple ono, yet it has mado millionaires of four men who lisve successively controlled proprirLirj rights to uso it. Bos ton Budget. Just Too Sweet. Tho young woman at the summer resorts writes her 1,000 littlo notes on paier orna mented with tho -Vvriter's initials in raised gold or silver in fac-similo of tho writer's hand writing. Krcliangc. 1?7 1C0, 110 in cultivation, .".I ecres p-iBtnro it'iiicil. tioiirt niitl I arn. llojr fcnl oiitle liiB l-n eil; fconit Iruit: r nnh lo Wi h Htt, finu vieu of tho citj ; S.oCO, terms. If5 lil In cultivation, 1 acres timlirr, pnoil limine n: 1 III n. feireil; velio, rch:tnl, S mi'es t.. n.ilroed town, y Uiiljs to Wichita; SG.K0. lCfi 1C0 IPO in cultivation, Imnfe, harn 3"d crib, fenced :inl cro-H e e(!.IOa Tt-hr-tiirt-, gooii orrliar 1. 1 mile to ch(Ml, 5i miles to raii road town; $1,500, term;. 203 1C0 110 in cnl Ivntion, Iioufp. stible an I cnl. well, nii e 'riilt; Zffi mileri to J!rai! rond towiib, 12 n.ik'3 tj ". ithita; $3,500, terms- 2J1 1C0 f,0 i' cultivation, lioii'c, pminery.f.ta blcmil ciil. lei'Ce't tint oio femed, :50 c et ln-g iirht; 'J no.nl wtlls ml nn-e cttek, line on hiirtl; "K niiiM io rni roRil town, 2J miled tu ISosullIll; $3,rU), j,nrt time. 221 SO, no in cultivation, liougp. more liousc, ptulile. jjrainerj, rrili jim! lenceil. we 1. gooilorclianl; oneimd n fennli mi es t r!uirli.2 ii.lle-io . ) , 8 iiiili-b to ril ronil town; $2,r;),; $1,000 011 time. C70 100, 70 in cultivation, Inline, stalile, cribs ui 1 2erinlH. feid lots atil fenced; zio oiclmnl; Si mues to raiho.d town; $1,000, ternir. 273 1,.'2',t 200incnltivntlon. well Imppiveil, all leiiceil and al w-rereil, line arani and Bttiek fnrin; 3'i in l-f to inilroa'1 town, two-thirds of it bottom; S2,tKJ0, terms. 274118. 1(0 In eultivation, fenrpil nnd rro't, ieneed: goi.d liouse, t-talil,! nnd. crll, lleity olguod fruit, good well; $3,000, teririd. 270 ICO 90ln riiltivptlon. j;oo(l liouse and birn. joung oreliiird,3miles to Go(ld!tid,$),OJ0, 2:1 100, 00 in eiiltlvc.tion.:;-roomhruso. stable, pasture Je icd; Smiles to lailroad town, S'.UX), Urnis. 252 W), mitalilt' fr-nbdlvlilin?r, threa milrs Iroin nioi.ita; price and ternis on tvi'i'li cation. 2S3 320, Min cultivation, honse and stible, 240 lenrcd for pas'ine good well; 9 iiiiU-b from Wiihitii, ept'cial b.irgaln; S7,t0, c h. 28 100. 100 In cultivitlop, house, ntnlilp, cribs pto. in-ture, teneed; hrnrinv denarii, flist-i-la r 1) torn land, i mir-to tchcol 2 miles to ialliuatl town; $7 000. 20 80.-10 In cultivation. 'J-roo-n house 35aera pi-tnre feiic-i: orchard, well Mid Nin nescih rler bjttom; S1,'X0. 01 HV). 161 cnltivnicd, feni'nl; fmi'l hon-ie. stable and crlli. s od orchard well, nnuin ninl wind mill. 5 mlle-i to railroad town, CO rwiri tobdiool; ,00, urnn. 2T-2 0, 70inrultlTation, hone, st-ible. cribs, etc.. tv-ncrtl into 4 fictile, srood youni; or clmrl, S miles to Wichita, 40 iods to tchool; 53.3C0. I 33 T 1(0 COin 'lilti'.atii li, gor.d granfry. 3'f isiilth toir.ilif ad Ktwi, .r lielaid 12 miles to Wichita; $1 OJ'J 10.1100. 120 In e ilMvation liou-e stable, eri1) graiueiy and irals, encd and cn-s ieiii-ii.-j weiis pim;ihiid hi d null, line aid l.i i ge r liantoi all k i.ds of liuii; yt . mile to bcIi ml. 3 mile to Ant'mier ou j Fii-co railroad, $5 000, art timo. 421100, 110 ciiltivited, n"W 3-ronn houe pantn; and cellar, smok limine fenced and cros- ieiu'ed good lioj lot 2 koi.i! wpIIh, i cy.iiiig orchard, S rods to S'-lmol ii milts to Detbv, 1Job llil 4 miled $1 :U0 4." 1C0. 100 in cultivation, house, stabln and cii!. miii e lem e. well, i reek. 3JJ mi.'e-to Garden i'jaics, 40 ioda tJc!lool, $J,0.0. 127 1G0, SO in cu'livation, good house, barn and ciili. will, oicli.'1'd; 1 mile to f-ch mis i iuilcvs toCiiL-iiey on luilioad; SJ.tKX), teim.. 42S 7G', 4.7) in e.nllivj.tl.in. lioue. bRn.grain ery, 1'J acres f-i.ee i wi h 3 wile-. l:i.r a-re- hog tilit 7 wires welli, sluing and rivei; ixt .icr h ol rln-ice Iruit, l..t t mtaiid; ciJ.SOJ, Sla.KO taili, balance at 7 )ier ct. 439-100, li-o In cultivation, fmall honce. 1 mile to schtyol, 3i ndles to ruilroMl town; $-',5'J . 410 3-0 acres 175 In cultivation, giod hoiH., largo larn, fenced: -Jeuoil v,,, irt, 1 wind min, C acie urcliard; 4 m lei to rt.ihoid iohii n n.ilea to Wictuia; $U,U)J, Very go d tti'iud. 413 Ci unimpiovpd.Vrr(lt.jiriiig, ii miles to lidtmad town; SJ.OOO. 440 1C0, 7."i in f-nltivatiin, 2-storv 7-roo.n lioii-o good b n, lr( other sta'oling. H) ticatM p.8 ure, feiced: we In. fine voiicc orchard. 5 miles io railro.id tiwn, 8 io Wichita; Sa.CJj; $3,0uocjth, balancu on time. 417 1C0, 20 in cultivation, 2hoiises. 2 spiinga, 4 miles to n.i roml stalion; $2,10, terms 113 SO. OOi'i cnllivntlon, IK ftor- house, s'a Ide, well fenced, 2 'acres na-.tnre lenci-d, son. p Iruit, 11 miles to icliita; S'.-KHJ, tome tune. 450 CO, 18 in cultivation, pinsll hotii well, 1 eaeb trees, VOii forest tree-i. 3 mihu to railroad towu; 41 MO, part time. 451 3M SJV. in cultivation, good 2 etorr hrue b ri)24!Hl et, lia fork and deiricU, 2 guild Melt, cistrrn, 240 acres tenced for pastu-e. good be ringorchsnl, 9 miles to Wichita, Vi mile to hchool; $1G 0vO. 471100. 50 in cultivation, i-mall hon'e, near railroad ttation; Slto. StCoon tims. 472 1G1. 01 in cultivation, good house and barn 140 fruit trees, 80J forest trees; S2,i00; Si00 on time. 173 Itii, Gl in cultivation, honse and stable, joins the town f ilurdock, Kingman Co,; S.I.OJO; cash. investing, -vvill find "oble Block, Corner Douglas and Topeka avenues, and see Dlats of the Three Inside Additions, all of which are within ten minutes walk from the Business Center. Sole Agent for these Additions. J. E. JOHNSTON. WOODCOCK, D0RSEY & CO., m estate, mum loans Office, Dorsey Building. Opposite Court House, - WIC I -I IT A , IK:A,:iT .1. P.. HOLXiDAV. c. wiuiun. J. R. H0LLIDAY I CO., 'Wicliita Grocery, 5u-vef n to JTAJOI. .t HOLUP.VY, Dealers 'a- STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES. No. 227 E. Douglas Ave.. "Wichita, Kan. FOR SALE. Improved and Unimproved City Property on the best improved streets in the city. Lots on the inside on street car lines and in outside additions. Suburban lots on the east side in Maple Grove addition. Business lots and business blocks for sale at special bargains. Several fine tracts near the city for sub-dividing and plating. Improved farms and grass lands in all parts of the county; also ranches in this and adjoining counties. All parties wishing to buy to call and examine my list elsewhere. Id wou before do well buying C. A. SsTAFiORD. T. K. CLEU STAFFORD & CLEGG, Real Estate and Loan Agents Office south side Douglas ave, 2d stairway w of Lawrence. ..V" O H. W. KSNDLE, Ami bi-nlor In Vood. Cloth and Mctalic Burial Cases CASKETS, R03ES, GLOVES, CFAPE, FTC. lv. e t o line Jnr-1 uwmit-, W'khlta. Kims- A private telephone t'lrcrt to Wichita Ci-metery. "nimpt ntltutloti to onlets hy Telegraph. Or.)ci alwoyn open on Uouclxt ICE I ICE ! ICE ! DEPOT and-OFFlCE 124 WEST DOUGLAS AVE. ICE W. A. THOMAS, The Oldest Reai Eshte Aajencv in Wichita. S. COJ'.IJETT. President. eo lniprovur.erus. house and t table; 31" 100. 100 Incn'tivatlon. pood s-room hono, pool ham. tr.thiery Jor 1,'fO lin. pasture, l-neeil, 'ipKKl well-, aniirrk, orot.Mnl, ii nille tu.-ho.l. 4 allies to G iihlanl and Girtlen I'lniB; atieclal bargain; 81,'Oy, $1,:C0 4 jrsfl p. ret. SOS :r0, lin In cnlllTitlon, hrnf, stable ami crilt. heilycil Into 4 sere fVMs, Ii-."ring orchard: 1 n itf to echool, 6 miles to rail road town; fS,.)00. 314- 51, 2.V)in cultlvRtlnn, fmall hr.ne. Kan srisiai,ile, pasture, foiiced: fine orchird, 1 mllf tocho il 1 mile- to Deibv, verv fine lar; $9W, terra?. 474 1G", l.Vin cultlalionr t.l..0J: ijcarh. 473 ino 7.i in cultivation. $lfV.i0; Sl.OOjn tune. 47G lL'OnalmpioTed; SI, 200; SSOOoa t:me. 477 20. y) in cultivation, rooiI house .i ml fcts ole, SO ncres f Eced.tinPetoik t.nnu; $,0t) K cttsh. 47S 3W, 113 in cnltivation, house and stable. 40 aeres jisstr.re, fenred. 2 or 3 aciea in orchard; $2 (X0; rarttinu. 479 S0O, 200in cnltivaiicn. g-iol improvmer.t-: line tannin good location; $10.00; gotd terms. IrO liTrt, 110 In cnltivation, house, bam, fenced, well. 4Hndtesto rjilmad town 7 iiiil-s to Wichita, bargsiu; $3,.W; Sl,2L0on time Specihl barctiriS in city and suburban pio.;- erty. f hen 2iacre lot n College 11111. riv-and tn aere tracts suitable for pKttinjj auil vardrnicg. very low on tenus lo tail pu chasers Business 1 U on ITain and Douglas avenue'. A. HESS. Vice President. J. n. r.lJKCK. Secretary and Tre?urtr WICHITA Wholesale Groeer Company Nos. 233 and 235 North Main St., WICHITA, KAN. TO THE PUBLIC! Always on Hand at Dcoot. Orders for Shipment and Citv Delivery Promptly Attended to. Telephone No. 128. S0HN & WILKIN. BUY LOTS IN Butler -:- li -:- -.-1 LAEGE STOCK OP Spring .:. Work .:, at .:. Cost. "We will of fer for next, thirty days our very large stock of Spring work, consisting of one very fjre Vis-a-Vis, one 12-Passenger Hack, a number of fine Carriages of different styles, also Surrys, Phsetons, Buggies, and Spring wagons in great variety, At Cost in Our Repository. This isno advertising scheme, Imt anoticeto the people, made in good faith, in order to dispose of a very large stock before the close of the season We will, to accommodate persons who are not auite ready to buy. take a small payment down and hold goods for a few days. "Wiy also take gCGd notes on reasonable time. Now is Your Chanee To get a good vehicle at cost. Come early while there stock to select irom. Kemember the place. These Lots are dose to the City LirnHs, and ato lying boiweon Cartlral Ave and Second Street, east cf town. Those lot are for sale on cheap and easy ternis. No colleae, Union depot or machJno ihops are to be built Gn them. For ttiims apply at BUTLER & FISHERS HARDWARE STC RE 110 DOUGLAS AViC. igSpf ; Finest : Rests KELLY, ALEXANDER 3 123 MARKET STREET. PotTcr of a Good Wife. A good wife can govern her husband in al most everything if sho has tact and knows how to go about it without his knowledja Cleveland Plaindealer. Queen Margharita, of Italy, has chosen a woman physician, Signora Margarita Fame, cno of tho first Italian women to study medi cine. Do not' keep drinking water in a galvanized iron paiL The zinc coating acts readily upon tho water and forms a poisonous oxide. We do not make special efforts to sell in any particular locality, because we have special bargrins ALL OVER THE CITY, and we desire to give our customers the privilege of mi a t -i iff - meir - uwo - mm U .tf in which to "buy. We take great pleasure in showing property, bot h. city and farm. MONEY TO LOAN -OK City Property, Chattel Mortgages AND PERSONAL SECURITY. MM0IM. ! .fmMMmmwm is a large, V YMrZWm'& B SasH! RAHN,i mmmmm ro&ar i n!-vzzZi2i?-&--m G-ANDOLFO CAFE. wmnt : in : Ksmas. ( tor:. Fj mvl XAW atrtcJv !Wv. IVjUft, ?-w Ker. "Sun 0r UutSc. pmmyr AM. -LOWEST -:- RATES! STO -:-DELAYS! li unoosn CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY ANSWERED. L. B. BUNNELL & CO. The Nicest Lots in the City are in HIB AUGER'S -:-ADDITION, Eetween Park and Tenth Streets, west of Washington Avenue xv. a, usax. X. II. ILXZ7TKU., JfeU7 JU. DEAN I MAXW LL, Beal Estate Dealers. o FKICIL- -KOOK 4 JUGLB UtOCJC rt Hirm,f taxi of VCVirfta JfafWaU Bak. DEAN & MAXWELL Prices Low and Terms Easy. BUNNELL a MOREHOUSE, SOLE AGENTS. B. COEGST, Wholesale Cigars, 125 West Douglas Avenue. WICHITA, KANSAS.