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WICHITA TAILY BFACON. FBIDAY SEPTEMBER 4 1903 raraiciAjn Attendant-, Score: Boston Philadelphia WANTS! mcMta Wholesale and Manufacturing Establishments FOR SALEREAL FOR SALE The Wg wheat crop Is doing liuyers are tired of high prices and going west for cheap, productive lands. I offer for sale in the following counties: CRAY. 25.000 acres In tracts of M0 to tit acres, at 2 to 13 pur acre. One tract of 23.0UU acres must be sold together.

bottom, J3 per acre. MEADE. BOUET FOR UPTON United State Tenier It Hot able Guests. Nw York, Sept. 4.

Tonight the Waldorf-Astoria hotel will be the scene of a well appointed dinner to be given by the Pilgrims of the United States In honor of Sir Thomas Llpton. In the absence of Bishop Potter, the president of the Pilgrims, George T. Wilson of the executive committee will preside, and among those who will be there. In addition to Sir Thomas' own party. Including the Karl of ShafU- BASE BAIL SCORES WESTERN LEAGUE.

Milwaukee. Sept. 4. Milwaukee won a close game from Peoria In the Inning. Keller's putting Wilson off g.oui:ds and Miller out of the g.inie fvr talking bark to him, was the feature fc'-'ore: Milv.aukee 1 Peoria 3 9 1 Denver.

Sept. 4. Denver ar.l Colorado Springs played a postpone! IT. me here yesterday, which was easily won by the visitors. Score: HUH Denver 1 8 8 Colorado 12 14 2 St.

Joseph. Sept 4. St. Joreph won from Kansas City yesterday. KiiiiFas St.

Joseph 3 4 3 7 3 1 Molnes.Ia.. Pt. 4. Excellent ail-a round play fcy Omaha defeated Dts Moines yesterday. Score: RUB Des Moines 15 2 Omaha 12 15 a NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg, iept. 4 The game was full of frood plays and fast thioughout. Pittsburg was fortunate enough to bunch hits In the aixlh ynd reventh Innings, and won out. Attendance, 2,722. Score: hue Pittburf? 6 13 0 Cincinnati 3 0 Chicago, Sept.

4. The locals were unable to hit either of the St. Louis pitchers with men on bases, and three times hit Into easy doublep lays. Their errors were costly and the visitors won easily. Attendance, 1,400.

Score: Ji Chicago 2 7 4 St. Louis 5 9 2 Prooklyn, N. Sept. 4. Up to the sixth inning the game between New York and Brooklyn was well played, but three errors by the locals In that itiings let the visitors score si runs on two hits, three bases on balls and the misplays.

Attendance, 4,875. Scores II New York 6 9 0 Brooklyn 0 6 3 Philadelphia, Sept. 4. The locals won the first game of yesterday's double-header with Boston and wire phut out in the second. In the first game, Stanley sprained his ankle while running the bases.

Wolverton was ejected from the second game far dU-) uting a decision. Attendance, 2 First frame score: II Philadelphia 4 10 4 Boston 1 6 5 Second game score: It II Philadelphia 0 3 8 Boston 2 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE. Chicago, 111., Sept. 4. A base on balls and a two base hit by Anderson and tin error by Flaherty in the fir.st half of the nlth inning gave St.

Louis one run, which was enough to win yesterday's contest. The feature was the work of Jones, the local center! i Attendance, 2,350. Score: ItllE Chlcngo 0 5 1 Kt. Louis 16 2 Washington, D. Sept.

4. Xe-v York's hits were made at the proper time yesterday and permitted them to take the second game of the series from Washington. Elberfeld was put out of the game for disputing the umpire's decisions. Attendance, 1,127. Score: U1IE Washington 1 New York 3 8 0 Boston, Sept.

4. An error by llonte Cross gave Boston yesterday's game in the twelfth Inning. Tht game abounded 111 spectacular plays. Young pitched great ball toward the finish. Henley's work deserved better support.

J. C. BH.OW1C. at. D.

Diseases ot th i4ye, Ear, No anA Throat. Over 14 North Main atrset Pima: Offto red, residence, 1M DB. ANNIE STANLEY. Osteopstbls physician; graduate of 0 tespathy, Kliksvllle, Mo. OfT'ce hours.

a. to 1 1 p. to 4:30 p. over 12 East Douglas phon white, Wichita, Kaa. DR.

J. W. SHULTS Catturu, Diaeue ol iiloou, ileaii. Liver, Bowets, Urinary Organs; Fits; Diseases of Women; Piles, Fistula. Cured without th us of knife.

Twenty years' soc-eful praetio. 15 North Main St. JT. FRANKLIN OSEIX, M. 0.

i'lsesses of the Eye, Ear, Ncs and Thoat Hours. 10 to 11 a. 2 to p. m. 112 Kast Douglas avenue.

'Pbooes) itesidenc. sti; ornc. sm J. O. DOXCET.

M. D. Diseases of the Eye. Ear, Nose and -inroat. lus west uouguua avsnu.

'Phon en. B. E. HAMILTON. If.

D. Disease of th Eye, Ear, No and Anroat Hitting bloc a. none ua Dentist. Teeth Extracted With BOSTON DEHTAL PARLORS Over 405 E. Doug, Wlch-r ta, by an to the gums.

No charge for extracting u-i. i i anar brldae work a sueo-' laity. Prices reason- ij PAUL. T. STROHECKEHTP.

D. 8.. Prop. ansa juascall, Assitant (All work warranted.) OR. H.

L. SALISBURY, Dentist. Does the bst dental work at the lowest prices. Teeth extracted without pain, or no lur, l.y the mi i.i tiitlized air. Silver linings Platina fillings 7 Oold fillings up from fl.

Teeth without plates. UoM crown BOO Bridge teeth i-V- H-t set of teeth Extracting with the air, one Additional teeth 5" Extracting with ihe local Without anything used -2o Children's teeth extracted fre. All work gimrant'-ed. Office No. 139 North Main Street.

DRS. WILSON PUTNAM DENTISTS. 118 E. Douglas, Wichita, Kan. D.

J. C. Wilson, one of Wichita's leading dntlsts for 18 years, has returned and ennagjd in prnrttce of dentistry at his old office, 118 E. Douglas. He will be pleased to hav old friends and patrons call and see him.

New phone, red. MtTprrT TOWARD DENTIST. i 15. Dougla. Ave.

Gehrlng' drug store, Wichita, Kan. 'Phone 100S. DR. SUOGUM, The Specialist. cures Catarrh, Asthma.

Deafness, Lung Trouble. Varicocele Hydrocele. Stricture, Ooitre, Venereal, Mood, SeTiisI Weakness and Chronic Diseases. Market 8treet, opposite Postofflce, Wichita, Kansas. Western 8etiOo! of Music, Sedgwick Rlock, offers unusual opportunities.

New and sclentlflo methods used. Reduced rates are yet lven In all Call or write for Information. OARKIAGE WORKS WICHITA CARKlAOB WORKB-M. A. MeKunzle, proprietor.

Manufacturer of fine carriages, phaetons, traps and buggies. Repairing promptly done. First and Wet-r stre.t BARKS. a NAFTZQKR, W. R.

TUCKER, President Vic Preldnt i. M. UOORU Csahler. THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK Capital Surplus, ia.we.04 UNITED STATES DEPOSITOR T. DIRECTOR: W.

Tucker, d. M. Moor, g. Araldon, it Holm, W. Jtt L.

B. Naltxgsr. U. 2S. Smiib.

C. W. Brswn. B. F.

MeM'n. A GENKRAL BAisKlNU BUBINEB4 TRANSACT KD. Wtchtta Q. CHANDLER B. MABTERMAN, President.

Vic President J. W. BERRYMAN, lnd VlceJPresldent ELSB. MARTIN, CHAS 'rZBTARD. Cashier.

Aw CashUe Kansas National OAAH AA. kOU.UOU. Oldest Bank in the Arkaasas TalieA U. W. LKVT, TB.

Wall. H.W. LEWifc Prealdeat Vice Pissldent CaahUr STATE SAVINGS BANK RAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Deaoslts received la i.ums of Ons Do. lax SuU Upwarua, uivwrik lawm.

the rat of 4 PER CENT PES AJrVUM. THAT ESSENTIAL QUALITY While this bank adopts every THE NATIONAL dealr bl. raeta- BANK OF banklrg. It COMMERCE, JiVMofuiat WICHITA, KAK. gr "ual- ABSOLUTE SAFETY A.

C. Jnbes, Prest J. H. Black. Vic Prest.

W. Carey, Cashier. F. A Russell. As.

Cashier. RUB 6 1 4 5 7 3 Detroit. Sept 4. Cleveland won the best played game of the season here yesterday. Moth Stovall, the California recruit, and Mulin, were so effective neither team scored for ten Innings.

In eleventh Bradley's single and steal, followed by Hickman's hit, sent In the lonely tally. Attendance, Score: HUE Detroit 0 3 1 Cleveland 1 10 0 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. At Louisville First game: Louisville, Minneapolis, i. Second game: Lonlsvtlle; Minneapolis, 1. At Toledo Toledo, Milwaukee, 1.

At Columbus Col umj) us, Kansas City. 0. At Indianapolis First game: Indla-naoli8, St. Paul, 5. Second game: Indanapolis, St Paul, 7.

REAL ESTATE DEALS Joseph Cue to Silas E. Brady, Sept. 2, beg. 635 ft of sw cor ne 21-1-7-1 and 440 4-11 ft. therefrom, a 1M ft, 65 2-11 ft, 185 ft, 95 2-12 ft I E.

W. Van Kirk to Jennie G. Van Kirk, Aug. 1, lots 7, 9, Meridian Valley Center W. H.

McGehee to Edwin Vile, Sept 2, sw qr of C. blk Perry's Newton Garst to Anna M. Oliver, June 23; lota 250, 252, 54, Lawrence Forest Grove add Milford Savings to J. J. Martin.

Aug. lots 49, 61, C3, K. Gilman Riverside add T. M. Lane to W.

L. Kimball. Apr. 17, '97. com; sw cor lot 1 blk 1, Gobin's add.

to Cheney, 30 ft the length of lot 1, blk 1, 20 ft along line lot 1 to beg William L. Town to Mut. Real Est. June 15; lot 6, Spruce Park Place add Bruce M. Priddy to Win.

Davidson, 1: lots 127, 129, Texas John W. Walters to Annie 11. Palmer Nov. 7. "00; hf lot Market Plummer's add M.

C. Cooke to Kmilia M. Ryeneker, Sept. 2, lots 8, 9, 10, 2nd Pire-baugh's sub of blk 2, Chautauqua add J. T.

Elhlnney to Guy Caldwell. Aug. 27, lots 70, 72, Central Hilton's-add Elizabeth II. Whiting to John Giar-etta, June se SO-7-4 2700 1 200 2C00 1 125 2000 00 115 1259 SOflO TAKE THIS CHANCE TOGO TO CALIFORNIA OR THE PUGET SOUND August 1st to 14th inclusive $47.50 round trip from St. Louis and H5.00 from Kansas City ane St.

Joseph. Consult nearest ticket agent about our through tourist sleepers to California and Seattle. CHEAP TO COOL COLORADO. Every day we sell excursion tickets to Colorado and Utah, resorts at approximately half rates, with return limits all summer. TO MINNESOTA'S BEAUTIFUL RESORTS.

Dally, round trip tickets to all Mlnna-sota resorts at a mere trifle over half rates. With her 10,000 lakes Minnesota offers a wealth of summer attractions. Write for a list of Minnesota boarding houses and hotels. HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS. The first and third Tuesdays of each month at approximately half rate to see the magnificent crops of the west ar.d northwest and to help you secure a home In that rapidly deevloping region.

Write us, describing your trip. THE BURLINGTON LINES are the main trav-eled roads through the west and northwest. L. J. BRTCTCER.

T. P. 623 Main St. Kansas City. Mo.

L. W. WAKELEY, Gen'I Pass'r Agent St. Louis, Mo. F.

C. SHARON, S. W. P. 823 Main Kansas City, Mo.

Aro You Going? Bnildlns; UatwMaL K. M. CRAMER, Wholesaler of Building Material. BinldU Ing Sidewalk Pressed and Ornamwtal Brick, Fir Brick, Fir Clay. Lime, Cement Plaster.

Bton. 11 N. Mark St. Wichita, Kan. New Phon Hi.

CAl COAX. AND MATUEUAX, CO. Coal. Lima, Cemect Flastr, Hair, Brick, Bton Sewer Pip. Charcoal, eta.

-argst stock of ssrtrylhlng in this lib la the southwest Office 112 Senti Market strest oppostt. postofAea Tari Bouth Fifth avenue, opposite Santa Fa Jtrelght depot Telephone 10. Dry Oea anal Natlast ohn stoaimr1xuoi SAX'S DRY GOODS CO. A complete stock of everything In th dry goods and notion line. 121-U3 Norta Topeka a Fsurnltu) WESTERN FURN.

St MFG. to. Cor. otloert St, and tiania Fe. R.

MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBEPJ Couches, Bed Springs. Davenport Parlor Suits, Wardrobe Couches, Mattresses and Pillars, iron Beds, Spring Chairs, Extension Tables, Cribs, Cots, Steves and general line of furniture. Bank fixtures, Excelsior, Caskets and undsr-takers' swpplles. Oroeerle AYLESBURY MERCANTILE CO. Wholesale Orocera, Jobbers of Teas, Cigars and Spices.

Sols far American Sweeper, High Proof, Davis Dudley Field and Plgarella Cigars. 'Phone tZL Corner of Third and Fifth avenues. LEHMAN-HI GGINSON GROCER CO Log Cabin Maple Syrup and Golden Harvest Syrup. Honey Dew Extract No. 14 Clgara.

Honey Dew Canned Ambrosia Clgara William, Baste Fe and M.ad avenue. WICHITA WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. erythlng la the Grocery line Shew Cases, Scales and Grocery Fixtures. Sols proprietors Bill Dugan, Donatella, Orand March, Club Houss, La Flnr da Teller and Marguerite brands of Clgara. Office and warehouse corner of Fifth avenue and William street THE CAL.EY OARST WHOLESALE MERCANTILE CO.

Cigars. Candles and Orocera' SundrlsA J. C. Casey, president: D. A.

Oarst, vloe president; A. C. Means, treasurer: J. Bnively, secretary. Incorporated.) 1U-14J North Wichita street.

Wichita. Iron 7ondrlea WICHITASTOVE IRON WORKS Manufacturers of Ideal Stoa, Architectural and Structural Iron Works, Columns, Bills, Sash Weights and Castings of all kinds. Steel beams In stock. Moors proprietors. 'Phone 1BL One block north ot Santa ana Rock Island depots.

Luiaber DAVIDSON CASE, LUMBER, Basns, etc. ttrancu yarns ai vicnu, Chlckasha, Oklahoma City, El Reno. Minco, Choctaw City, Chandler, Wells-ton, Jonee, Oesry, McLoud, Weather-ford. Wntonga and Shawnee. Mala office at Wichita.

Kansaa. THE SCHWARTZ BROS. L0M-BEti AND COAL CO. Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair, Mirtor Color, Fire Brick an! Clay, Building Brick, Btone, Hard Etc Write for prices. Wl West Douglas, Wichita, phone 1M Paints and Oils J.

A. BISHOP, Jobber and retailer of Paints. Glass and Varnlshea. iui Nort'i Main street. 'Phone 1.19.

LAWYERS J. F. Conly. Ja A. Coniy.

CONLT ft CONLT. IiAWYERS. Bitting Block, New phone old phone IT J. D. Houston.

C. H. Brooks, HOUSTON A BROOKS. Over Kaasss National Bank. Phons SI INSURANCE ti.

V. J. C. KFLLf. WHEELER KELLY, Real Estate and Insnraiicv, ITS E.

First 8 tret Phone ff "H.H.BEWBli FIRE INSURANCE. I Represent the AETNA. P11GKNIX. HARTFORD. HOME, TRADERS.

NORWICH TTN10-4. t-RJTISH AMERICAN and Uovds. IttOfil The Home Ualsn Mltde Cigar. W. A.

M'COstO. naon J54, PONY EXPRESS Packages delivered for It cents. Bagasse and Light Transfer promptly and heaply dona git Douglas Ava. Wichita Kan. eBtBfllnaieiWrfr.

I CAREY 5 I HOTEL If But Lecailan In City r.eratkins, llxst Class R. Ik EATON. Proprister. WioklU, Kaau A ei eo W. J.

SHAKO FtmaarroaA. Macauuag. aired. Foocdrr wark a steelalty. AO HELP WANTED HALE HFLF WANTED WANTED At once; two boys to carry Beacon pony routes; must be at leaet sixteen years of age.

WANTED For U. a army, able-bodied, unmarried ma between the ages of id and A citisens of United Suites, of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write English. For Information apply to Recruiting Officer. 2ra N. Main Wichita, Kan.

sept WANTED Two young man to run on trains; $15. fi cash security required. Van Noya News TZl West Dnglaa avenue. we-th-st-lf FEMALE HELP WAHTCT WANTED Two experltncrd dining room girls at The Bennett, Anthony, Kan. xliS WANTED Middle-aged woman for gne-ral housework; no washing, permanent position; good pay.

Mrs. A. B. Nelson. 1211 S.

Wichita. tf WANTED Girl for general housework. Mrs. S. D.

Slovcr. 60 N. Emporia. 107tf WANTED Capable white woman to cook for thirty persons, superintend kitchen and dining room and ptirchte supplies. Call at Ul South Mlilwoid rlty ''0' EMPLOYMENT AGENCIEa THE KEN WORTHY EMPLOYMENT Agency, Room over 622 E.

Douglas Ave, Oldest and largest in southwest. Doing Immense business in every class of employment from ocean to ocean. SALESMEN WANTED FOB RENT FOR RENT Two nicely furnished front rooms, also a barn. 616 S. Water.

FOR RENT Extra large rooms, unfurnished, upstairs, at 231 South Water, tf FOR BENT Nicely furnished rooms in good location; prices reasonable, at N. Lawrence. 10-3-0 FOR RENT 5-room house, 17 N. Hydraulic Roembach 116 N. Market.

xllj FOR RENT Furnished rooms; location, pleasant rooms, N. Lawrence. FOR RENT Two suits of rooms for light house-keeping, and a new 3-roora cottage near Friends' University, isis Maple Ave. xllJ FOR RENT Sept. 1, two or three rooms for lisnt housekeeping second floor; good ventilation, at S29 B.

Lawrenne. x128 FCR RENT Fine suit of rooms. Enquire Mrs. Howard at Hotel Carey. tf TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UP August tf, Vt west and 2 miles south of Greenwich, 1 large bay horse. C. W. Harpstrita. xll2 SlFmSCELLAJfEOUS HOUSE TO SELL AND MOVE-A good house, costing 13.O0G for sale very cheap, to move from lots.

Inquire of Rodolpu Hatfield, 317 East Douglas Ave. FOR BALE Grapes; one mile west Cudal.y's packing boune on 2rd street. FOR SALE 20 ponies en easy terms. 21S Lulu Ave. xllj FOR SALE Choice Jersoy milch cow, 120 Indiana Ave.

xllj ALL KIND, of furniture repaired by expert mechanics at Western Furnltura and Mfg. Phona US. sat-tf ALL KINDS of furniture repaired by expert mechanics at Western Furniture and Manufacturing Phone SIS. sa4-77tf Correspond or marry. BampPi Illustrated paper, 6 cents; paper and private list, 10 cents.

Descrlbs yourself. National ance. Grand Rapids, Mich. sat-4ltt BISTERS in If in need write ni for remedy which relieved of obstinate suppression in five hours. Mrs.

A. Green, Ui Dearborn St, Chicago. x-sat-t-S-3 FOR SALE The office practice, furniture and all dental fixtures of the late Dr. W. L.

Doyle: will tell In whole or part Wichita dentists are requested to call on Dedrick Dedrlck, 401 East Douglas and assist them in disposing of th above business. tf FOR SALE Eggs for hatching from Barrfd Plymouth Rocks and Rhode Island Reds, half price. MB S. Wichita St. tf JLOJJJTOJ FOUNT) LOST Red female Belgian hare; finder please return to 1935 N.

Topeka and receive reward. Ill LOST Brooch composed of twin cameos wrapped In tissue paper. Return to O. M. Howe's Jewelry store and be re warded.

113 L03T A brown pointer dog about 11 years old with out on right front leg, tag No. 117. Return to srorry stort, corner fist and Market and receive re ward. LEFT Patee blcyele at -imr of Market and Doug. Reward for return to tH N.

Market git WANTED MTU OTO.uA NEOTJS FOR RENT Furnished rooms, also board by week; pleasantly located. Call at 415 S. Market. xS-2-CI WANTED People who are sutTerlng from rheumatism, eall at the offloe of c)t Crlppan MMlelns Ce UM-tfl N. Mala 8t, and the erutshes given us by rure4 patients.

tf FIRST class board at Ot N. Market furnished reems WANTED Te buy second-hand heating ana ones: stores, i. w. uunoa. ti Douglas.

tf VERSO IT AI LAinmt Illiilll l-klUS Fl. Second-to- Best Flour In the State Hatated and Kowton Unis, Wholesale Flout. OTTO WEISS, Agent 1M a. Rock Iaiand Fifty quarter section tracts at Jl.W to S2.W per acre. One tine ranch, fenced and cross- fenced, some bottom, 6,500 acres, per acre.

FINNEY. lJW-aere ranch. 14.009. 1920-arre ranch, part bottom, alfalfa meadow, spring water and wind mills on the range; 20 miles fence, 110,000. A number of quarters at tSOO each.

KEARNEY. 100 101-aere tracts at 1250 to $17) each; one finely Improved alfalfa farm near Lakln at a bargain. HAMILTON. 110 acres, a special bargain, I1W: several quarters at a full section, spring water, one section, half bottom. xa per acre, STANTON.

100 quarters, nearly all fine wheat land, $1 twr acre. ranch, good house, windmills, $1 25 per acre. Buy all the Innd your money will cover. People are. rushing In and prices can not fall.

are certain to make a big profit Send for my list. F. I. SPENCER. 31S 110 S.

Market Wichita, Kan. FOR SALE F.lght lots in first block north of Central on Ohio: price. $M0. if sold within ten days. Lots well located and have nice shade and fruit treos on them.

For further Information call on F. D. Munn, at United Bali and Door office. 117 I HAVE a number of liar-gains In Kanriics unci AN fulfa urn P. Fullington, Viiiue UM'd'g Wichita Property Sold or HARTFORD WESTERN LAND CO E.

O. Robeitson, F. H. Robertson, Prts. Bej'jr.

US East First St-4dw1rk Block FOR SALB Hotel of 17 rooms, only hotel In town, 60 feet of ground, on Main street Inquire Theo. Schmidt, Uoddard, Kansas. ill MONEY TO LOAM ONE MILLION DOLLARS We I make f-yesr loons on choice Wichita reullj privilege of paying ll or part u.iy interest daie. Lowest rates. No delay.

Money paid quick as tapers ir signed. Anrhur Trust Co, State Savings Lank, N. Market St. A. M.

RICHARDS SON. 151 N. Main. Plenty of money ror saori time loans on good coaiici security, lerms reason able, new pnone t'Ji. 11.000,000 to loan on Improved fsrns Jvaneai ana usianoma.

wiwm Wichita, Kan. MONET To Iosm en dry property. Esisy terns. Low rates. Any cmrrut.

Wbeeier Co 108 FUst Plume Am IF VOL WANT to buy, rent or sell any resU Mtate, do not fail to call on C. W. McCoy, first floor, rear of Cosamsrctai Dank, 1U N. Main St. His agency la now th.

largest In the stats, and Me fives hlrn a good opportunity to deliver you the greatest bargains on th market Do not forget the place. C. McCoy, first floor, rear of Commer. clal Bank, It) N. Main St Established in 1U4.

DBUaa U. GKIlKiNG-Dmii and baaaar. confee- fln. aril, 1 1, a 'eta. 00 East Douglas aveoua.

i. P. ALLEN Oldest drug store In Wichita. Soils at low prices. 1M East DMglas avenue.

HKNftY OZAWNE Complete stock ot drugs, perfumes and totlet articles. Prescriptions carefully compounded, ill North Main street VF. A. STANFORD Dealer in dmsa. tottet articlea and ptnt medicine.

First class goods at reasonabi prices, 1011 Kes Douglas avenue. STORAGE We own our Immence brica block, consequsouy hav. no rent; therefor we uu and will store, pack, hip acd repair bousnheld goods for Una money tan any other storage firm la Wichita. You are at liberty to ina-t your furniture at any time. This part of ourbusinsas has grown so keep man exclusively to look after it Call at Si.

136 and fit S. Kmporla for rates. Singer A DnniL STORAGE Double brick, beat and most convenient on paved street IB th city. Oood 1ns pact ad any Urn. Fred Msoa Furniture and Storage eoa-oi B.

Pouthn sven'iw New pnons Wl. SECOND HAND GOODS WANTED To buy second-hand furniture and stoves. J. W. Burton, tM ti.

Dong-las, tf jrayOBMTjL CHAS F. MUBtAJtrt Orswer ot cut flowers. Qbsenhous corner of Nlntk anr Market strsets. Mali, telspboo or telegraph order sat procapt aUsnUon. Phone m.

IMMSSSSSSBSBSSBBSIBeiSB SS 'l HAilNESB. NOTHING but mm bea. leather. Light and heavy Harness, single or double a-dollar-saver-ia-a-ooliar-arnd prices. Try ms this time.

Oldneld. VA B. Doug-lss. t)1r JEWELRY AND HOVXLTIXS. EDWARD VAIL as novelties.

Fine repanng on abort nolle Finest stor in city, it East Douglas a venus. HACKS AND TRANSFER JAMES HOWARD CAB CC Funerals, weddings and parties a specialty, tiack and baggage orders left ai ofAo will tiav prompt attention. Ut Last Douglas tT'tiut. Phone K. SHOES.

SHOES "Honest Wearing Shoes." aD kinds, for ladles, gantiemen ana child-reu. Uall and see tSem. A'rtces lowest In the city. C. W.

AlAr. Maiiager. Ut B. Dougiaa. GENERAL REPAIRS, ETC Lawn Movers.

Clippers. Shears and jtasore saarpsaev un repaiiM. jus-pert gun and bicycle repairing. Trusses accurately fitted, J. A.

Stafford. S5 N. ibury, commodore of the ltoyal Ulster Tacht club, Wm. Fife. Dr.

A. B. Neale, Col. D. D.

Neill and Captain Valentine Webster, and Commodore Frederick Bourne of the New York Yacht club, John Jacob Astor, General H. C. Cor-bln, General Adna R. Chaffee, J. H.

Flagler, Charles R. Flint, Itlchard Watson Gilder, Clement A. Griscom, Gov. Franklin Murphy, Rear Admiral Rogers, Charles M. Schwa.b, Isaac N.

Stllgman. Melville K. Stone, Henry Watterson, General Joe Wheeler, ex-Lleutenant Governor Timothy B. Woodruff. T.

F. Walsh and Valentine P. Snyder. THE LAKE SHORK LIMITED TO PITTSBURG. A through llttaburg sleeper is now In daily service on the Lake Shore Limited, leaving Chicago at 5:30 p.

and reaching Pittsburg the next morning at affording Pittsburg travel all the luxurious appointments of this famou.4 train. H. P. Humphrey, T. P.

A. 2M! Boston Building, Kansas City; C. F. Daly, Chief A. C.

P. Chicago. 9-14-3 BBBR IS HEALTHFUL But a "green beer" icar Insufficiently aged, half fermented firmest on the stomach, causing feiV touaness axl hesdechec SohllU Beer is well aged. There Is beer that's not pure net free from bacilli. It's not good tot But Schlltz Beer pur.

MAliAJi SUPPLY CO. Phone 5. U5 Rock U-and an 0 Homeseekers Tickets VIA To points in Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana, Indian Terri tory and Oklahoma, on sale first and third Tuesdays of each month. Round trip tickets for one fare plus $2-00. One-way tickets for one-half fare plus 2-00.

B. F. DUNN, DiT. Pass. Agent.

M. H. RUDOLPH, Agent. VPICHITA, KANSAS. Home Visitbrs' Excursions TO INDIANA AND OHIO VIA rickets on sal September 1, 1 and October 1903.

These tickets will be sold to all points la the states of Indiana and Ohio, located on and west of a line drawa through Sandusky, Columbus, Washing ton, C. IL. Wilmington, Cincinnati, Ohio, and to Louisville, Ky. intermediate points. The tlekets will be limited for return to 30 days date of sale.

For further Information call on the undersigned, or write. B. E. BLECKLEY, R. 8HERWIN.

T. P. A. P. T.

A. Mo. Pac. Ry. Passenger station, corner Wichita street and Douglas avenue, Wich ita, Kans.

I. W. GILL. Undertaker and Knbalmer Offlca: 37 Ea.it Douglas ar phone IB. HssMeBc.

Ml North Emporia are. ptouBe, IM OStc Ope Day and Night. Phone 30. All Work Ooaraate R. R.

M00RE, Plumbing, Heating and Gos Acsot or Eal Acatyiaa Osa cater. EatUkatea fully furnished. IU N. Mala BUM Wfehltay Home Visitors Excursions to Points in Indiana and Ohio. September 1, 8, 15 and Get 6, 1903.

VIA Santa Fe I One and One-third Regular First Cass Fare For the Round Trip. TERRITORY TO WHICH TICKETS MAY BE SOLD Points in the states of Indiana and Ohio on and west of a line drawn through Sandusky, Columbus, Washington C. HM Wilmington, Cincinnatti, Ohio and to Louisville, Kentucky, and intermediate stations, Tickets will be good for return thirty days from date of sale. Full particulars and rates at depot L. R.

DELANEY, Telephone 139. Agent. BacEi Home OPN FOR BUBINEBS. COX-JOHNSTON-DIM )ND D. G.

CO no-ZU West Dougraa. Waalaaal Dry OmJi, Netlaaa, Gent's and Ladi' FuJ-aisblmga. COMPXBTEilMES HI AIX DEPARXMENIS-AEW STOCK. Order and visit, respectfully solicited. InS.pesKient BU and Wichita long distance 'phones frea Call ft.

The Rock Island will run Home Visitors Excursions to many points in Ohio and Indiana on September 8, 15 and October 6. The rate will be one and one-third fare for the round trip and tickets will be good thirty days from date of sale. Let the Rock Island Agent plan your trip and show you bow comfortably it can be made. BL A. REBnalt, U.

FRELU Hast sr Wichita rbundry, MacHine and Boiler Shops Write or call on the undersigned for full Information as to cost of tickets, trfain et vice C. E. BASCOM, City Passenger Agent. IlaaUnery of all kiada proavetlr res klnos of boUar and sat lrua work doa a tBCXU 10s. WICHITA CAR.

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