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There viii always he found with us miss,
and women's and chljrcn- boots and shoes
mems and chidren's hat and caps. mems an
cinldrcn'> ready made clothing. trunks and
yalises. dry goods. staple and fancy; Rock
river building paper; n fun. general and seq
sonabc assortment of fresh and new STYLES il.
their respective lines. al purchased with care
and especial regard TO the absolute require
ments of frontier people. Of the best makes
and brands, - cheap H. long experience and
money can purchase, and sold at small adj
vance Ga counter cost. our st0cl, aud build
ing belong 60 u. business chiefly done within
ourselves. ti'I> avoiding the necessity of charg-
ins consumers the expense. waste and shrink
age often incident to the requirement of mid
die men. 10 see i 10 believe. Call on VIM
c. WoedGan, 50 aud - Main street. Wichita.
Kansas.
y. B.-Moncy TO loan 10y mortgage in sums
to suit borrowers, on one to five years time.
Firs; Arkansas Valley bank.
HIT Nu. G. WOopYAN < son.
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The chairman Of the Scdgwick county re-
publican central com.slittec has issued his call
for meeting of the committee for the purpose
Of fixing the time and place of the convention
for the election of delegates to attend the state
and congressional district conventions. See
notice AT head Of editorial page.
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Smith & Pittenger have a large supply OF
good coal on hand tina; can be had At bottom
prices. Orders left At ID. a. Mi,eLslrs Office
on Main street viii be promptly filed. s-u
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NJ. ". Levy, of the great land firm of Steele
& Levy. was admitted to the practice of law
in the courts OF this state few days since.
MIR. l.. po>sessc, more than ordinary power.
much travel have rendered brilliant. That he
VIII succeed in the forensic arena, his many
friend, feel convinced. And, by the way. the
lit OF valuable lands and farms pun into their
hands for sale has been thoroughly revised
this week, and many bargains added.
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SPECIAL FOR n FEW DAYS.
NO. 3.3-lG0 acres. northeast quarter section
10, township %, | west. Price 600.
NO. S,4-l60 acres, southeast quarter OF see
ton 30. township 2G, west. some i'm
provem-nts. Price 800.
NO. S11-l6o acres. 10 miles east of Wichita.
watered by Four Mile creek. II acres
of hardwood timber, 10 acres in cutl-
walton. 80 acres enclosed by good board
and post fence, and good frame dwell
ling, situated i'll a good neighborhood
and within half 4 mile OF Midland post
office. Price 400.
40. 333-Sou,hcast quarter Of section Is.
township -, range l east, 1873 acres ;
half mile north of Wichita has 80
acres of timber, 30 acres in cultivation,
l4X24 u story frame house in good
condition. watered by the Little Ar
kansas river. Price $500.
NO. 33i-IG0 acres. northwest quarter of Sec
ton "a. township -. range / west, 81
miles west of Wichita; 100 acres in
cultivation. 12yl4 pine house in good
condition. three-quarters OF mile in
hedge Price $500. part cash and
balance on time.
40. Si0-lGe acres. 3 miles northwest Of town,
80 acres in cultivation. Price So per
acre.
y.
city. bottom land. Price 500
NO. En-Northeast quarter Of section II, town.
shin IS. range | west, 100 acres, good
bottom land. Price $3.50.
no. 35a-l60 acres. u miles south Of town. 90
acres in cultivation. good house and
stable watered by Chisholm creek and
two living springs. Price S3,0oe.
GOOD BARGAIN.
NO. 3j5-lGo acres. 6 miles southwest of town,
watered by the COwskin. Price SjJO.
NO. 3i4-l60 acres, miles northeast Of town
Il acres in cultivation, and hedge
rows broke. Price 800.
No. 3lG-1GO acres good land. 3 miles north
west of W ichita some improvements.
Price 5000
NO. 3l,-A good stock or agricultural farm
1920 acres, with 800 acres of timber !:
entire tract watered by the Little Ar
kansas and enclosed with wire fence !:
100 acres in cultivation miles north
of Wichita. Price Sis per acre. part
cash and balance on time. secured on
land.
no. 3l9-5 acres adjoining the city of Wichita.
40 rod- east of depot. Price 500.
NO. 3s4-lGo acres. northeast quarter OF see
ton Q, township -. range ! west. 20
acres in cultivation, l2xii frame house.
five miles northwest Of town. Price
$500.
40. o,l-lGS Jt;-t00 acres first bottom 80 acres
broke: miles from this city; north
cast quarter of section }. town y, /
cast. Price $500.
NO. 2GS-lG3 acres first bottom land. ID acres
broke, 3 miles from this city. South
east quarter of section 81, town 70, |
east. Price ST. per acre.
40. 269-l6O acres first bottom. IL acres broke.
house i2xI4. 81 miles from this city !;
northwest quarter of section %, town
-. range east. Price so.
NO. 62-Northwesi quarter Of section .. town
ship -. range west. all bottom land.
miles from this city Price $50
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READT THIS.

READ THIS.
IMPROVED r@ARaI-l60 acres. frs. bottom
lind. with ~ acres in cultivation: good
house iix20. pine. story and hall !;
good stable l2Xa6; 1870 rods OF grow
ing hedge a good well three and a
half miles from Wichita, being the
northwest quarter of section ~. town
ship 26. | east. Price Sli00.
80. oo-l6D acres first bottom: southeast
quarter section -, township -. range
east. so acres under cultivation ;
pine frame house IaXl6. with kitchen;
IL miles from Wichita. Price $4,000.
NO. e9o-i60 acres - acres OF timber. and
80 under cultivation: corral of > acres
fenced: watered by Arkansas river :
miles from Wichita. Price $500:
onc-third cash. and balance to suit
purchaser. secured on land.
no. oa9-A first class hotel for sale. situated
on the corner Of. First and W alter
street. in the city of ichita. being ,
stories high. containing twenty rooms.
This hoIise was built three years ago
and i doing a good business. This
property can I've bought for sGno9. on
easy terms. For fti! particulars please
addre-. Us.
sdSteele & Levy are the exclusive agent,
of over $1,000 acres of railroad Lands. eompri--
ing the lands belonging 10 the ~. l. i ;. ; :
railroad. in twp No. =, & Is. ranges Nos. aud
east and |. > aud west. These are by far
the best railroad land, IN the Arkansas valley
convenient TO the city Of Wichita. the largest
and most enterpri>ing city west Of topeka
The lands adjoining those oi the railroad conn
pany are well improved. townships and
school districts are organized. school houses
built. and schools supported IN nearly al oil
them.
Do yoa ,sGat g9eI laaa a5iofstzg torn. tyy t.i'.
40. eel-iGo acres: northeast quarter Of see
ton II, township -. range ] east. adj
Joining the city IL Wichita. Price
Sass5 uer acre. WIN eel the above
in tracts Of 70 acres.
40. 3J2-id acres: northwest quarter OF the
northwest quarter Of section -, town
saiI, -. range / east; J. miles ca: OF
Wichita: sPleD,ii'i Residence ate.
Price So.
NO. 3e4 80 acres. the northeast quarter and
the north half Of the southeast quarter
OF section {. township g. range ] cat ;
has - acres broke. house and sable.
and hedge rows hiese miles north
Of ichita FT5ce lts9.
40. so5-iG2 ei-l0a acres northeast quarter
OF section l. township =. roHEe east;
70 niles east Of " .eiiita- Proc 80
No. 3os-Saa acres; >euth ha!f section =.
township -. T=aze , east, si1 miles
from " ichits- Price 1860
SIIfy sou came; ind anything in these eol-
urI.rs TIA, SUITS vou eali AZ cur Office. corner
OF Main stree, and Douglas avenue
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

just received a large invoice Of prints. mus
lins, shirtings, &c. at Hills & Kramer's, all
bought at reduced prices that viii compete
with any house in the state Of Kansas. 15-l
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J. PITTENGEE has moved his stock of cloth
Ing back into the old stand recently occupied
10y Hobbs q Pittenger, on Main street Mr.
Pittenger, being DESTROYS of retiring from the
business, will sell his stock of rcady-mad
clothing, gents furnishing goods, hats. caps,
boots and shoes below cost. Go and examine
FOR yourselves. lie intends to dispose Of
can be had. i3-1
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Two spring chickens make mouthtul
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We buy our goods direct from the manufacture
crs, thereby saving the jober's commission, which
enables Us to sell at bottom igures.
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DRY GOODS.


iAoSSoN &C COX
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NO. 3.9-5i0 acres; being the whole of section
3, township Ii, range l west; good
house and stable; 100 acres in cultiya-
ton. % acres in timber and watered
by the Arkansas river; II miles from
postoflice and church. Price 10 per
acre. viii trade for cattle.
| NO. SS9-Northeast quarter of section T. town.
ship u, range west; 20 acres in cul-
tIyation: 40 forest and 40 fruit trees
planted; house l2yl4. Price Sl0 per
acre.
NO. 3S6-1G0 acres. the southeast quarter OF
section =, township %. range west I;
unimproved. Price 700.
NO. 394-l60 acres the southwest quarter of
section II. township y, range l west !;
splendid land. - miles northwest of
town. Price per acre.
NO. S91-Southwest quarter of section 81,
township -. range l east: miles
southwest of town. Price so.
NO. 39S-l6S 10-100 acres, being northeast
quarter of section6 o, township -, range
] east, y miles north Of town; 2Jacres
timber, - in cultivation; l6X2i frame
house, good stable and watered by
Little Arkansas. Price for the next 90
days for land with crop ID. 90 per acre.
NO. i0l-1G0 acres; northeast quarter Of Sec
ton IA. township ~ range east; y
miles northeast of town; unimprovcd
upland. Price 1906.
NO. 4l0-lG3 acres. in section SO. townsl p IS.
range | east; 80 acres timber, 10 in
cultivation; l6X2i pine house; water
ed by the Arkansas river; mites
south of town. Price 300.
No. 4l2-146 acres. miles north of the eity {;
Little Arkansas river bottom land: 10
acres in cultivation: house lexl6; good
well OF water. Price sic per acre.
NO. 4l4-S0 acres; south half Of the southeast
quarter of section 4, township 20, range
| east. 20 acres III cultivation; miles
rorth of W ichita. Price $50.
NO. 41.-Soatheast quarter dissection L.. town.
ship ~. range | west this land has
some timber and living water: miles
southwest Of town. Price 800.
NO. 42i-160 acres northeast quarter Of see
ton - township -. range west has
90 acres in cultivation, good / story
frame house well finished: splendid
location. y miles west of town. Price
1000.
NO. 42G-Southwcst quarter of section l.,
township ~. range | west: ten acres
timber and witeredby stream of living
water. Price 100.
NO. 421-Northeast quarter section ;. town.
ship -. range | west six miles north
west OF town; unimproyed. Price so.
40. 430-Northeast quarter Of section II.
township IS, range east unimproy-
ed; T. mile, southeast of town. Price
$3.50.
NO. f33-Southwest quarter Of section ), town
ship -. range l west unimproycd.
Price 600
NO. 437-lG0 acres 80 acres in cultivation and
fenced with rails, good II story log
house, good well and stable the south
east quarter section s, township -,
range | east, 3 miles south of Wichita.
Price 1900.
NO. 442-iG0 acres; lying between the Big AMI
Little Arkansas rivers. y miles north
OF Wichita. The northeast quarter OF
section II, township 70. range west.
Twenty-Five acres in cultivation,
dwelling house liX22. good well, hedge
rows broke. 1000 fruit aud 1000 forest
trees planted. and school house built
on the land. Price 1000; one half cash
and the balance on time tc suit the
purchaser ut 10 per cent.
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Gbe Gtifbita GagIt.

WICHITA. THURSDAY. July 10th, 1874.
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The member, of Yosemite grange have becn
aroused to action by the loss of SO many
valuable animals by then the las. few weeks.
See account Of their action elsewhere. We
are inclined TO think that Eiuch of the devil
mcnt committed lately upon the borders has
been by horse thieves under the Suise of In
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The register and receiver of tie L. ;. land
Office at this place give notice elsewhere of
certain homestead entries that have been. by
the honorable commissioner of the general
land Office adiudgcd forfeited. Sixty days
are allowed after to-day in which to take an
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Messrs' Reese X Sawyer inform Us that the
steam mill will be under roof in five weeks.
The water mill is progressing, and Il commits
sion has been appointed by Judge CaiAphcll
to determine what damages, If any. have been
sustained by property owners in diyerting the
Little river from lis channel and in causing
back water. The commission Is made up of
good men. and justice viii be done.
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Al the last regular meeting of the Wichita
lodge. number rincty-ihrec Of The |. o. o f.,
the following officers were installed for the
ensuing term by the ID. ID. G. NJ. q. W.
Reeves. assisted by the other past grands:
II. W. Kende. y. e., Chas. Eckeari. V. c.,
X. Cogdell. Il. Sec. and IL. Eolte. Treas.
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Great rush for goods at cos, at Karatof-ky's.
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Some houses sell goods a; COS, the year
round. We do not talk cost. bu, invite a CON-
parison of prices aad goods. We can and
will sell goods as low A. the lowest Hills 4
KRAMER. I5-l
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w. 4. Piummer, one Of Wichita's most ex-
cellent and uncXcepiiouable Young men. left
for Athens. Pennsy ania. last Tuesday morn
ing. " hat lac left fo:. the gentle zcphyrs of
the moonlt hills Of the old keystone state VIII
probably soon tell as they softly bear away the
pledges of love that viii be whispered in some
maiden's ear. Upon his return he viii open
up his farm east oftowa. Aarerotr.
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PERsoNAL.-We acknowledge call, from J.
q. Haskell. state auditor; liorncr. the great
stone man; Or. Cuthbcrt. of Monmouth, H.;
Capt. Spiyey, OF Newton; ilalbcrg. the big
nurscryman, of Emporia ". I. Sodcn, Of
Emporia Touring mills. besides many resident,
of our own county.
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For SALE CHEAP.-My residence. corner
Lawrence avenue and Waterman street. 4
large house with ten rooms. closets, pantry.
ci>tcrn and well: lot 100Xlio feet, fence, shade
trees and shrubbcry. all in good condition.
For further particulars inquire of Jud Her.
rington. 5l-if
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEW FLOUR AND NEW PRICEs.-Tho,e in
terested in this article would do well 10 call at
l. IS n Getto's la-l
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ATrENIIuN 60 10 Heimcr's bookstore.
lie has just recen,G 4 large lot Of new sta
lionary As ladies note. me-. s'ylcd writing
desks. books and other articles to 4.LiGcrnu-
to mention. llII.
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Dried ra>pbcrre>. ~ Hess 4 Gctjo'>. i5-l
This hot weather has melted the prices OF
dry goods anu notions down To bed rock prices
a, Hill, \ kramcr'S I5-1
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Ten thousand dollars WORT, Of jewc!ry just
received by Geo. q. Matthews d Go. Call
and see. 1874
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TRoTTING-C. q. Thompson. of the star
stables has secured the services OF Prof. rho,.
I. Coward. the we-known horse trainer, TO
break ana train horses, and is ready for bust
ness c. G. THOMPSON, proprietor.
Wichita. Kansas, March Is. 1874. 80
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% A GENERAL skSEIsG. coILIsT-
INC .aa BROKERAGE EtsiSEss.
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haratof>ky viii sell at cost only until August
10th. Secure bargains before il is too late II
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EIfyou canno; ind anything in these cob
ulnns tha, suits you cal Ak our ofaee. corner
81 Main stree. and Douglas avenue
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BANKING HOUSES.

JOHN HtIDArER, or
}. IioUT MiSSIcH
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10000 gallons q. wholesale and RETAIL at Cald-
well and Ellsworth. i-tf
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Commercial Block; Wichita, Kansas.
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War with the Indians does not create as
much sir as the low prices Of dry goods at
Hills d kramers' lJ-l
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Paragraphs for the In
dies.

Misery loves company, aud 50 doe,
marriageble young lady.
A wife should be like roast lamb,
tender sweet, and nicely dressed With
plenty Of fixings, but without sauce
"Gooi morning said composltor 10
che head OF Furnishing family; have
you any daughters who would make good
type settersY mo, bat have a wife
tina; would make very good devil"
A boy who was passing through
the cars Of the Erie Railroad the other
morning with an illustrated copy of
Nothing to Wear" A lady remarked.
III suppose that takes of the ladlesY"
mo" saib gentleman, at takes OF
their dresses" Then" rejolned the
lady, 1T Is quite proper that stripping
should sell IT,"
a witty Cincinnati lady, writing
from Washington, says: Boston draws
herself up severely, scans your cerebral
developments through her eyeglass, and
coolly asks: "What do you know"
New York displays her silks and dia.
monds, and pertly asks: "What are
you WORTH" Philadelphia, with prim
hands and pursed.up lips, asks: "Who
was your grandfather" While WASH.
ington stops between the waltz aud the
german TO inquire, "Can you dancey"
Many wiyes'are blamed for embarrass.
ing their husbands by extravagant ex.
penditurv, while the truth is that they
very often know nothing at all Of the
pecuniary affairs Of their partners Now
this is not right. In ordinary families
1t is the wife who regulates the out goes
aud she ought to know what is the
income, A few weeks ago | heard a
young wife just in the early experiences
of housekeeping, say, "How shall !
know whether we are living beyond
our meansl | cant get any idea Of
what we have got 10 spend; aud whilC
try TO be careful, Of course, | might
spend less on our table il we wsro get.
ting in debt" Surely she ought moi
to be blamed if tho debt and credit ac.
counts are not prosperous. A loving
aud anxious wife suffers untold imEgi.
nary fears if she sees a tired or per-
picked expression on her husband
face, unless she Is assured Of the trueSt
confidence between Thorn, and knows
that no great concern Of bis is kept .
secret from her.
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flake care oG your
EHaiLith.''

THIN which a more important mjuae-
tiyn is seldom uttcFei, aud yet. how
hulc regarded 1t u strange, but no
more strtaga tIm true, that health Is
very li,ae,p priced al lost, aud often lost
never u be reg,inol Ia the FIRST place
The laws Of health are very lit:ls siul
III, aud still less reg trded. Though on
every sile Of US We behold mere wrc3as
Of humaniLy- though the grave is
open daily to receive the young anu
the mildle-age there IS still a rees.
Iessnvss and Indifference about the
causes Of these things that drfes the
skill Of the most sogac.ous. Life Is
dear to all, but oh, how indifferent are
We to the laws whi3h govern health and
probing life. That We live IN constant
violation OF these laws, cannot FOR a
moment be doubted; that the world is
iull Of both precept aud example, none
can deny. That line upon line has
been written, aud precspt upon preeept
uttered, none will deny, and yet to
what purpose
Tie rude violations Of the laws OF life
and health are no; confined to youth,
aye. sex or condition, bat they exist
every where in every department OF
society, aud Of human life. These facts
are seen, felt and known in all civilized
society, aud still they pass UNDECIDED,
alas! UNDECIDED, I'll, too late 70 save a
victim from an untimely grave
Age adds lite virtue 70 precept.
People laugh at ago, aud seOrn the brow
that hints reproof, however mild, how
ever cheerful. 'ris not I'LL death stares
them 10 the facets not till the grave
opens before them, that they acknowl-
edge the truth aud force If tho alage
that the excuses aud lnduigeuccs Of
youth are sight drafts upon middle life
which must be honored by the sacrifice,
or drawn upon old age with a tremen.
dous rate Of interest, rendering the
payer helpless aud decrcpit at prema.
ture day.
Aud what shall be sald in view Of
these facts? Shall remedies be propos.
edl II is useless. The most impor'
ltsns ends of human life are the least
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TO G0N2RaCT0

Sealed Proposals will be re.
ceivcd by the Board Of Regents Of
Normal Schools of Wisconsin until
II o'clock, NJ, Saturday, February
18th, 1874, for the construction Of a
NORMAL SCHOOL BUILDING
and appendages, to be erected at
the village of River Falls, Pierce
County, Wis, in accordance with
plans and specifications prepared by
d. r Jones, architect, and which
may be seen at his Office in the City
Of Madison, Wis, on and after Feb.
I'd, 1874.
Work TO be commenced aa early
as wssi5ie in the spring Of 1874,
and carried on regularly through the
season. Building to be enclosed in
the fall OF 1874, and completed
ready for occupation, by the 1st day
of August, 1875,
Payments for work done and set
in building, viii be made on the first
Thursday Of each month, to the ex-
tent of eighty per cent. Of the value
thereof, upon certified estimates Of
the superintendent.
Bids will be received for the
whole jeL, Or for separate parts
thereof. Builders must state
PLAINLY what their bids include,
II bidding for part only, state what
part, or parts; if bids are for the
whole job, state that.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Satisfactory security will be re-
CURED of contractors, and no award
will be made to any bidder whose
bids may be rejected.
Proposals will be scaled, endorsed
on envelope "SEALyD PROPOSALS
PoR EREoTING NORMAL SCHOOL
BuILDIEG AT RIVER FALLS" and
sent to ID. r. JONES, ARCHITECT,
MADISON. WIS.," or delivered to
one of the Board Of Regents on or
before MONDAY, Feb. 18th, 1874.
". SPATft, ~ esi
W. II. CHANDLER, g gent, s Il Nor
January 18th, 1874.