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EAST BOUSD TRAIN3.
Train Icarcs Wichita r 9.33 a. in. ami 7 -Dp,-.
Train arrives from tho coat... 3 10 a. m. and 7:20 p. in.
WEST EOC5I.
TrelnlcaTM S:30 a. m. and S p. m.
Train arrives 3j03a- in. and 723 p. in.
Wichita A Colorado.
Train lea-rc for Hutch insoa. ..S 13 a.m. and 75) p ns.
Train arrives from Htxo:i..4 a.m.and iffipa
A., T. X S. r. It. ...
Arrivca.
3olng North, PassenRcr . i7.5'S'
Going Korth, Accommodation oJ?"2r
Solng South. Passenger -'Si.T.Tn
Going Souln, PasaenKcr..... ntTm
Going South. Accommodation ji.
Going North. Passenger J'S
Going North, Accommodation "' s-am.
Going soutn, 1-Ci8cnger
Going South, Accommodation
Going North. Passenger
Going South, Passenger.
623 a.m.
2 .33 p. s
ESa.m.
7 i J p. .
AVIchita A "Western.
Arrives.
3:20--m.
. 713p.m.
.1205 1'-ni.
Leases.
. S 15 a. m.
. 7i-1p.ni.
. 225 p.m.
No. 2, Kail Wnl Exrrsss
No. 4, Epreto. .
VTa.7 Frc&ht... . -
No. 1 Hail and Bxra
No. s. Exnrs.. . -
Way FrefgLt. ..
St. ixiuW A San Francisco.
leaves.
530 p. in.
. ..12:10 p. m.
.. .925 a.m.
... 93) p.m.
.. 1020 p. m.
... 3-9) a. in.
Goln? Wet. PaMongar
Going Wost. KreisLt
Going East, I'as-ngo. .
Going Kat, P'.ser
Golu,' East. Ktm5i
Going East, Freight ..
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAir.
Z. A. HALLO V.'EIX, J . a. u L . .
Late U 3. Attorney.
HALLOWELL and HUME,
LaTryi.. 112 North Main st . Wlc-It-. Kan. l.ltf
J. 11. BALDERSON
Attooiev3t-Laiv.V..hlta. e4ric ccuntr. Kan.
Ofac-In Vnnnlatjocit. d!93tt
J. R SITES
Attorney at La-. Office 117 S Douglas avenue,
with Auglo-AmerlLan Loan ?d In-KtmU Co.
JONES & MONTAGUE.
ttonievsatLaw. Offlre In the Eagle Block .over
sy k. Co's Dry Goods store. uaki.
Uo
CAMPBELL & DYER,
Attorneys at La". WIc-lta. Kan. tf
SMYTH & BROOKS.
.tCo-n.7 at-La". No. li N. Mam St.. opposite
oatofllc Conanncbl coU.-ctioiu a pecilt.
Will prt.ct!ce in May and 1 federal courts.
VY A. MORRIS,
Attorney -at-La", So- 1 - Do"?" twenw.
A. T. CARPENTER.
ttnmcv at-Law. Office. No. 121 N Slain, street, up
stnlni. next to po-tol-lre. WlcMtft. Knn.os.
dJr12tf
a-c SLUSS& STANLEY.
Attorney "t Lavr . Wichita. Kant-.
J. F. LAUCK.
Vttoruer nt La'r. Offlce first door north of U- S.
Landmcc in Commercial Block. Wichita. i-U-oa.,.
fflalouentiou given to all fcln.H of busing con
nucfaMi vrlth the United Statci Lnua olce.
HATTON & RUGGLES.
Attorney nt-Ln". Eaglo Bl .elf. Wichita, Kar
- -.-n. - I- II. ROYS.
RUGGLES & ROYS
Attorneys at Iiw. OWeoover :o. Ua ilaln street,
Wichita. Harca. - . .
JAMES. F. MAJOR.
Attorney at-La-v. Will practleo In a"
ourtn. Collections a Kpocl-iity. Ofllcc over
Itover'e, D'VisVas avenue, Wich.tp, Kan.
Smith &
D. A. MITCHELL
Attorney at Law-and c Election agn:.
No. Ii2ialn
stnx't. Wichita. iCtins-K.
E. D. PARSONS.
Atto-ney at Law and Real Estate Agon:. OAIco
otipoalte lnuh-ittan hotel, room 9.
H E. CORN.
Atwrniy at Livv. OrJce over 12. Dougla- avenue.
F P. MARTIN.
Atto.-nxy at Law. Office over Hyde & Rumble's
Iloo- store. Ill 31fJn street, up-atalrs. A Ichlui, Kan.
J M HUMPHREY
Attorney at-Law,
Ialn street.
Woodman's Bank bidldlug. 113
J. Y, . COI.NO. ItOBKRT 31. rATT.
C0LL1NGS&PLATT.
Attorneys at Law. Will practice in state r.nd f ed
ortA courts. Offiee m Temple block. Main htret. fcc
ond stairway nrth of iK)-t ofllcf. Wichita, Kaunas.
Gno. vv. D Vi3.
' ADAMS & ADAMS,
At'ornej oat-Law. Will pnutice In state rnl fed
tral courts. Oflice in Eagic blocl.. ichita, Kansas.
HARRIS. HARRIS & VERMILLION.
Attorneys r.tl-i.-. Cona.wrclal block, Wichita,
Ccaw
0. D. KIRK
Attornev at Ijiw. Iloo"i No. 3, U. b. Imd Office
li-iiidlng. V.'iriilta. Kan
v.
Vttorac s.t Lrw.
Kaxsa
S. MORRIS.
Ofilco in Tea.plc Uioct, Wichita,
P A. sjt-kv. I. v. avMniKix.
SAN KEY &. CAMPBELL
Law-ers. V.'Ieblta. Kana. Of.ice southwest cor
i er Market street an I lugia a e.
GEO. VV. CLEMENT, JR.
Attomev-aMi.v. Ofiico ill Main street, KaufRS
National Ilanfc Imildlag. A iclilta, Kan.
nrvrsici-viN'S.
ALLEN WALKER, M. D.,
Physk-lan au.1 Sunjeon Offiee 1?- N. Main St.. Qld'
P. O. Uulldlnc. t.lvt-s M?cial attention to Diiease
vf Women ntul Chil 1rcn a-ul llldw I'erv
Dr. Walker bo'il- jwcial certitleale for Ivpltal
practice In the tTnlw riy Hospital. Illtlmore, Md.
E. E. HAMILTON, M
D
Specialties l)easo of fie Eye, Ear. N0-.0 and
Throit. Catarrh pud mtirtg gUs'Ci. Cilice southvv ost
comer Douglas and Market, up s'airs. ichitn, Hans.
W. M.JOHNSON,
Himo'o;wtLI?t. Gene-il iTaotk. cliwnfc disease-,
and H,a of frnal. Tolehin No. M.
ortcoandiesMlenee over i,ucl x :ia-s hardware
store. 117 N 3Ih n street. W Ichita Ken.
Office lioui. b to 10 a. ra to 4 . in-and t night.
dJa-ti
p."d7sTJoh n,ivTd
Offit 217 Eat DougUii ave. ReeWcacc- th
Main tret.
G M BiBBEE, M. D
' Office and rft.JIence, 311 rwvagins avenw.sowth side,
norues' USociv.over DerbyS Imp!.nwnt btortf, ichito.
W. A. MINNICK, M. D.
HoiiMViwthlst. Office with Dr. It. MaUew. Xn'n
htrcet. Mwn! a.r .j rorth oC ivooflicv. K4
encn. W17 Nurth Fiiirth tn--t. near Union depot,
Wichita, Kans-s. Telepho-e No. 1 II.
DR. J J. STONER.
IIomeojrathM. OGlo oppflV po,tce. ResI
deuce, 6il North Maiu street, Wlcalt. Kaasas. Tele
phone Hi
DR. B. A. GUYTON &. SON
PhvslcliCis and "'urseo -. Offivf IV-un block, opjkv
sltc IXvidental hotel. Redone-. 737 Wa:er street,
eorhcr Oak strrn t.
DR. C. C. ALLEN.
Fhj-'lelaa an.l Surgeor.. Office and T-tdnce
DouilR- avenwe. New d eOccta-l t-ermit of
heinorrholib. and diseases of i ouian a gpeclalty.
DRS. McCOY & PURDY.
Office U7 Main stret. over Kecht .t Sot-.' store.
Wichita, Kun. Telephone at roidence. -
E. B RENTS, M. D.
Physician and Surge is. Office over Puller Son
GroceQ. (
J. --I.TOS WELCH. . D T. E. -VVILCTt, . D
DRS WELCH & WELCH.
Offic l D-icc.as avi rw. Wicldta. ruas. where
they iaaj le Iuih1 at il hour
RUSSELL & JORDAN.
P:W 'lacs and Surjjeoa?. Oalce on wot side of
K --s'rset. urs: i-t .irway oath of ?nlc balldlng.
Telephone r A. D. T.
PALMER C. JAY.
Phj lclan ?nd Stt-steon OfHceaiD G. TerrvV drug
f tore. HIS Est rigi? avenue.
I. H. MATTINGLY.
l'hyslcton. Ofilce over Loudon Ttlors. No. 155 N
3lain street.
DR. CHARLES A. W LSON.
Physician and Surjeor-- Will conlinno W profe-s--ionlHAll
lu bnrj-H-s- Consultation frets. Ortlo
and r.idcnt a; 1S1 X iftiln s,over WoM-r i ild
lrs paiat oS'.c. t
ir.TTi -.-y rev v-
as gap
PUTSICIAS.
L. S. 0RDVAY, M. D.
Homocepatht. Office comer Dougla. aa.l Law
rence av ciiues, roomi 1 and 5, telephone 1 j3.
J. E. BENNETT, M. D.
Of tho firm of "Hall &Bennett."dow a general
practice, but gives special attention w the enroo.
EPILEPSY cr falling fits, the OPIUM .
CAT.VP.KH. PILES and private desj as i in both gesw
Consultation free and confldentlal. Office U. North
Mains- Telephone 33. (See display advertuemen.
In thl3 paper. . i
J.H. TILDEN, M. D.
Special attention given to Surgery nj J'
wliWotlhmutronog
perform surgical operations'.
DENTISTS.
D.W.
Smith. c.o.c-bu.
SMITH & H0UGLAND,
Dentist. Eagle ballJIng. Douglaa avenue WlciJta,
Kanas. . .
McKEE & PATTEN.
Birreeon Dentists. Teeth extracted without pain.
Best eet artificial teeth, 83. Office 217 Eat Douglas
avenue. Wichita. Kan.
DR J. C. DEAN.
Dentist. Opposite the po-tofflce. Teeth extracted
without pain.
DRS VV. L DOYLE & WILSON.
Dentists. Office over Barnes & Son's drug store.
Centennial Block. Wi.hli
3IUSIC TEACHERS
MRS. S T. HENDRICKS0N.
Teacher of Piano. Organ and Theory, North Mar
ket street.
GEO. T. THOMPSON.
Professional Pia-o TunT and P.epairer. P.efer
encefe, CatLerine Knfll and Thomas Shaw Co. All
pianos tunee bv the i.avo syatem the only method
that will tunf our piano perfect and make It sound
charming. Work, m ntcd. Lare .ordere with
Thomas bnaw Co , :i.uc dealers. Main street.
AP.C1HTECT3.
cciirrncT scraiMSD7KT.
G. A MASTERS,
Vv- ,-! nf Tnn nnrl flhlfncm. lias ODPEO1 an
office in the Opera House, corn-r of Market pnd
Flret streeti".
a. w. ncaa.
j. a cn.
RUSH &GILE
Arcliltecls and upcrntenden. 0'.co In Ellott
McNees building, rooiu 7.
C. W. KELLOGG.
Architect and fcuporlntendcnt. I'lans and specifica
tions for ail cUtoes of buildings. Office over Hyde'a
book store
TERRY & DUMONT.
Architects and Superinttndcnta. Office in Roys'
block, Wichita. Kan.
W . T. PCOCllFOOT. a. w. mno.
PR0UDF00T& BIRD.
Architects and Sapu -inteadents. Onlco in E glo
block.
MISCELLAKEOUS.
Dr. D. T. SNOKE
Veterinary Sursrcon; gradmto of Philadelphia Vet
erinary Collcgo of '71. Proprietor or Hordes Home,
opposfto O. A. II. building. t, St. Telephone 17 d9J
R0DGERS,
Tne Pliotographer. Pictures in all sizes and styles.
He also carries tho finest :.sortnient of picture
frames in the cit j . Give him a friendly call and ex
amine Famples.
B. S. GARRISON.
Justice of tho Peace. Office with Woodcock
Dorsey, in Dorcy buUdlng.
SCIENTIFC SHORTHAND
Suecessfull
132 lmf
nighf bv n-M.. Address
J. Y. PAltSONS. Tremont, Ohio.
JOHN DAVIDSON,
Pioneer -:- Lumber -:- Man
OP SEDGW1CS COUNTY.
BsTit,ollsecl in 1870.
A Complete Stock of Pine Lumbe.r
Shingles, Lath, Doors, Sash, etc.,
always on hand
Office and vards on Market street betvvc-cn Douslaa
avenue and tirst r:re
X-J
Roofing Paint.
GRAVEL ROOFS AND PAVEMENTS
Walks, Drives, Cellars and Cis
terns,
-ALSO AS AN-
Application to Iron, Wood and Stone
For Further I -rtfculars Aiply to
RIZER Sl HUMPHREY,
OFFICE Corner H-xrW
Or address Loci x --,
t and Willlan: Streets,
ridiise. Kan.
J. P. ALLEN,
DKUGG1ST
Everything Kept in a First-Glass
Drugstore.
Yicliita, Kan.
Drs, M. and H. BRAN DOM,
TvTin Brothers.
r5nrl ?i r infirm r(f
.-.? ciiicj ! I I I I 41 i v
x35 Surgical Institute.
"5fK-5-'' Forrly of DecatEr III.
Vo. 3U East DoasUui areau?, Wichita. Ksa.
CANCER 'CURED
D-r IL Ttntadnm. one of t Twin B-cti. pay
PcXiai atlentioa to the tre-tnveat of Ovrcw lu.vt:
t-i tc a larcc number of chihm wttlt bItcss1 kjc
cinj. I feel it niy duty to y to thv 5et; with
the dread dlrfa--r Cancer, that I feel far- sfeat I can
cn-e voa. If not tc far cvme. Call oefen. the eystem
Income npr-satod with tho cno?rTlnw. No
rixivnirednjilcancr removed
nmiun Fune. Wicnit. Kau ; Arthur J. AWcr-aa. J
nnt-, Ewton Whltrer. lioa. Katu: Adam
Wnlf. Oatvtliv. Ku-; Kvrj Rfcl-W.-. OatMirf. Eap.
JOM GODFREY SAXE.
AM EMACIATED FORM, TOTTERING
STEPS AND SHRUNKEN CHEEK.
Tho Oitl Poet . ero Shadow of His
Toimcr Self Ho rfeldom Goes Koyond
the ConCnes of His I-ooras T-cads but
Little.
la a large and lu-iirioasly l'uraishcd apart
ment in a four-story brown stone houso on
State fctreet, m tho city- of Albany, and
almost Tvthin a Etono's throvr of the great
capitol, sits or wal3 cr reclines throughout
the day a man of 70 years of ae. With hair
that is alvery white, a fall beard that i
gray white, a form that is bent and emaci
ated, a step that is slow and tottering, and a
cheek that is pallid and shrunken his bluo
oyea, yet full and lustrous, alone indicate tho
strength and pride of other days. This man
is John Godfrey Saxe, the poet.
The old poet is now much changed in form
and feature, Leing merely a shadow of his
former self. During tho first three years of
his residenco in Albany he spent some hour
each pleasant da' in strolling about tho beau
tiful park near by, or tranquilly sitting there
in a shady nrbor, watching tho children at
their play. But during tho past two years no
public eye has seen him, for in that long in
terval he Las of Lis own choico been carefully
secluded in his room. Ho neither rides nor
walks abroad. Tho at-artment m which he
'spends I.is melancholy days consists of
tito of three rooms, located in tho rear end
of the house, on tho third floor, and overlook-
ins tho noblo Huacon to tae south.
WATcni-.a the rjvrn crAir.
Hero by the ivindow ho whiles av,aj- much
of his time in watching tho busy liver craft
and in contemplating tho picturesque land
scape. Of street altiro ho no lender has a
ntjintlressinggownandslipperb ho paces
the Coort-ith slow and trembling steps, sel
dom or -.ever going beyond th2 confines of
his ov.n rooms. He prefers to have perfect
quiet about him, and oftentimes dislikes to
be disturb-" even by a member of his own
family.
It is a long tucc sincu he la-it tonseuKd to
receive a stronger, or even a friend, or an ac
quaintance of former days.
'I cannot bear,'' he said, rith pathos, ' to
bs forcibly reminded of what I onco was of
tho days of my hopo and strength, when tho
world had charms that now are dead to me;
bef oro sickness had deprived me of raj- health
and death had robbed me of my loved ones."
In 1SS1, on hi- first coming to Albany, tho
eminent physicians v.nom lii3 family con
sulted in his behalf preucrd that ho woidd
not survivo t w o years longer.
Ho goes to bed between tho hours of 9 and
10 o'clock in tho evening, and rises at about
6.00 in tho morning. Ho complains much of
insomnia, and during tho day is often very
restless, suffering from neuralgia in the head.
"When not sitting in an easy chair or moving
leisurely about his room, ho reclines upon a
couch. IIo cats often but very sparingly,
and partakes of tho plainest of food, indiges
tion being one of his principal bodily ills. Of
his valet, a middle-aged colored man (v, ho by
rcason of prior Bcrvico with eminent people at
IVashington and ether places is more than
cnlinarily intellirg-ifc and entertaining), the
poet Ls very fond, rfiatting with him now and
again with a more than usual degree of in
terest and animation.
HEVDS COJU'AI.ATIV-LY LITTLE
Until quite, recently ho devoted a good
share of his time to a perusal of tho standard
poels and the Itading magazines, those of
tho latter to w hose- pages ho wa3 onco a val
ued contributor being still sent him rcgulaily
and unsolicited by tho publishers thereof, in
kindly roniPinbranco of past services. For
fcomo years ho has not read tho daily papers,
and ovincrs little or no interest in current
event?.
' It pains me," lio said, ' to meet with flio
detail:; of so much crane and so many casual-
Indeed, ho reads comparatively little of any
l-indnow occasionally a pago or two, may
be, of one of his favorite prose authon, that
mainly coi'-st of Hawthorne, Dickens and
Thackeray, judiciously selecting therefrom
matter o.f cheerful tone and subject. V"hcii
undisturbed he is much given to musing; but
at time will converse willingly and fluentlj-,
displaying thereby a power of memory that,
in iew of his feeble physical condition, U
quite unlocked for, iccently surprising his
son not n little by reciting vcibitim on" of
Charles Lambs longest essays
His thoughts off n revert to his irreparable
loss of v.iro and children, speaking of each
tenderly and legictfully, and manifesting a
keen interest in tho proper care of their
graves ever dv.ellingcn tho domestic afflic
tions i.hieh ha-ve broken his heart, and envel
oped his onco bi illiaut intellect in a brooding
and incuiable lucldiickch. Biool-lvn Iajm-
Yoiinsj T.:uIie- m the l.i'iici:.
Avay out on the TatiGe coaot a ooi, week
men sought to disprove th- allegation tl'at
v. omen b choice ahva5 sit do .mi on the
iloor or giouml to put on or off shoes and
stocldngs IIo plaeed some benches on thi
Ijcacli. wlire a number of jounglames-woic
in the habit of occasionally going to wade in
the wat-r. They caino and gleefully tool:
I'OsstSiion of the benches, but .beu they
made up their mmds that they - anted to vrade
down tiicy all .at on the groun 1 to uidace
their ..hoes. Next day this poor, v. oak man
had kis .servant 'prcatl brnken gkis, oyster
sli-ll1?, otc , on tho beach and tlien wattol,
only to see tha girb at wading tune ntdus
triostsly clear away tho -.tufT until tliey had
. com enough .o sit down. Then Ik- vrcnt
awav and marv eleil. Chk ago IlernM.
A licit oit the sage Uriisit in:ni.
In the spring of 1S8:; tho laud department
of tho Central I'acifie railroad decided to
make a faithful c-jenment of wheat grow
ing on 1 lie bage brush land of .vevada with
otit irrigation. At fiftt the exjvcrim-,nt was
a j rlml failnre. but '.his year ha? ittovc.1 a
mo-t p-ntifyiug success, the land yielding
fiftcvn bis.els to tho acre, and tbe-quality of
wheat beinp good. The result of this experi
ment would eem to indicate that the sag
brush land of Nevada is woith cornet-tug
after ail, m which cass the siate may become
something more than a pocket horjaeii.
New York Tribune.
Cwttiii Into a drape Sliot.
leathern -aw mills are occasionally catting
into a grap i-hot imlicdded in trefc. during
the late war, and a firm that makes saws piilh
lithe as an advcrtzseicent a s-tatriacnt of a
5iiv mill owner that the iinely fciniiicreI sew
ho bought of the said firm had rawed eleer
through op o them, one and one-fourUi
mche-i ui iaaitor. without hurting the saw,
and that ho cut two more logs into lumber 1k:
fore stopping, and then needed dy thirty
five minutes for tiling before going on on good
as new. Chicago Times.
The Tiit Tcatlier Ampler,
ilr. A. F. Tomenco, of Chester, Pa. . cJaims to
have made tire first feather duster ;sel in
theUi-itcri States. This is Idistnry: 'When I
was 1" years oJd I was working wi th my step
brother, (n?orge Sax4, on Pearl KCreet. New
York, and one day I iatcnI some ostrich
feather? on a stick and nswl the appliance for
anstmcr. George watrasu las cpaiK, aau
an idea .-track him. lie- at onco got to work, :
and con had a pattern for a feather duster.
lie had it .tatented. and then, entered into i
the manittr and sale of the new ictw."
Chi' -ago 1 hues.
Tie Iioa.1 to Siage Succew
There is hot ea way o gettis:.ij: hen- t
csiiy on to stage. Ix is hy zzsssog yoat-df
in2spcn3..-. and to do that rwr beih
time and ofsacr-nity. The LrawroCtaKi never . '.
comes. - is n .-- xvk
sSi "-s-"
mm Ft
Lots in McCormicks addition are now "nsale. This property
in first hands, lies near the street railway, and Is convenient to
schools and churches. There is nothing better in the market.
Four lots on North ToDeka avenue at 3100, less than market
values.
Twenty lots in Orme & Phillips aaition at a special bargain.
Lots of almost every dimension on College Kill. 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 ft on Lawrence near Douglas avenue, $12000, very cheap.
Fine business lot on Main street between First and Second, old
building 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' addliton, will sell for ten davs 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
sening rapidly at popular prices.
THE BEST OF" 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 the mar
ket for parties intending to build. Prices range from S1600 to
$2,000 each, part time. Call early and make a selection.
FBRMS.
Farms and vacant lands in all parts of the county.
Abstracts of title furnished free of charge.
N. F. NIEDERLANDER,
Cor. Douglas and Topeka Aves.
WICHITA - KANSA-S.
Tl
1 .
east of the city. These lots are '
The Oldest and Largest House in the City.
ALDBICH & BBOWN,
Wholesale and Retail Bri
Nos. 138 and 140 Main street,
J L JOnXSTOX".
Johnston &
! 0
Real Estate and
Investors:-'- of :-: Capital.
Business Lots and Sub-Dividing Acre
Property a Specialty.
C TRAITGSRS visiting the city writli a vlow of Investing, -will find
i to their interest to call at Room Ko. 1, 2Tob!o Block, Comer
Dduglas and Topeita avenues, and see Dlats of tho Three Inside
Additions, all of "vvhich are vrithin ten minutes walk: from the
Business Center.
I Sole Agents for
Johnstoii&
FOR
Improved and Unimproved City Property
on the best improved streets in the citv.
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 lor 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 would do well
to call and examine my list before buying
elsewhere.
W. A. THOMAS,
The Oldest Real Estate Agency in Wichita.
W. S. COP.BETT. President.
A HESS.
WICHITA
Wholesale Groeer Company.
Nos. 233 and 235 North Main St, WICHITA, KAN.
HOTGHKINS
STATE it
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SOLE AGENTS FOB
ROSENTHAL'S ADDITION.
Thi Acdition is locatod in tho north part of the city, between
Fairviaw and Arkaneas Avenuee and ia in the highest part of
city. Wo offer Special Inducements for tho nest 30 dayu.
Ko. 201, S-B CORHEE DOUGLAS AVENUE AND MARKET ST.
OHIO I WESTERN MORTGAGE AND TRUST CO.,
CAPITAL, $J 00,000.
Farm Mortgages, Interest at Low Rates, No Delay.
act as TKon rK ronpoa.Tiox' , corutrsssaxnt, iwtatw ajto wikt'j. f
INTEREST PAID OK DKPOS1T8.
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STAFFORD
Real Estate and Loan Agents
0ff.ee south side Douglas ave, 2d stairway v; of LaA-rencs
I Ha. 3c armu. .
J Will deliver ICE' to
Order by mail or give orders 10 drivers of our rssoas.
easts,
WICHITA, KAN.
GEO. U. BLACKWELDES. v
Blaekwelder,
these Additions.
Blaekwelder.
J. H nLACK. lcntarj anl Tr-ourtr
Vice I'rwldrHi.
& WHEELER,
EXCHANGE BROKERS
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& CLBGG,
any pan of the City
SALE
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