The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-26

BETTER yields of grain cannot be
found
SHAPE your affairs
FOR early and thorough investigation!
INVESTMENTS this winter viii prove
more profitable
THAN at any previous time or other
place!
NOW is the golden opportunity Seize it,
Kansas has never had more substantial
reasons for returning thanks than she has
this day.
The coincidental occurrence Of immense
crops and fair prices with prospect OF
much higher before one half of her sur
plus can be marketed has placed the state
on prosperous financial basis such as she
never before enjoyed, and has never been
equalled in any section. The election has
placed the state in the hands Of its con-
sentative elements, and the credit of the
state is safe, and the recognition of that
fact is rapid and cumulative. The pros
poets of wheat is now about SO per cent. OF
last years crop, in acreage and in condi-
tionexcels greatly that of any other winter
wheat state whatever. Farms are in de-
mand and are selling rapidly to financially
stronger men, at prices that with their
productiveness double the profit realized
in the states from which the purchasers
came, and the reasonable price is advanc-
ing and will advance to the immense profit
OF the purchaser.
AS Kansas prosperity is a settled fact, it
is proper to note the evidence in her chief
commercial center.
WICHITA.
The first evidence of prosperity in the
city must be in fourishlng business.
There never was time in the history of
Wichita when so many business houses,
fourished. There has been no time in
two years when there has been so much
business done as at the present. There
cannot probably be found man in bust
ness who is not cheerful over his actual
condition or prospects. Houses, office
rooms and stores are in demand and some
advances in rents are noted.
The bank deposites are increasing and
are better than at any time in two years.
Taxes are low, and the public improve
ment are comprehensive enough to insure
low taxation for years to come. And
real estate is selling, it is true the price is
moderate, but that will not only be an i'm
mediate, but in affording the means of
profit to the investor will be an ultimate
benefit to Wichita, and all Of this before
one.half the benefits of our great surplus
is felt. The Oklahoma country, which is
reached or traversed by as many as ten of
our radiating railroads, will open up
10, 900, 600 acres by or before next April,
over &C. 600 quarter sections which within
sixty days of the opening will, on the farms
and cities that will spring up. add 25O,0OO
population directly tributary to Wichita.
Verify, the good time has come, and it has
come TO stay; and Wichita has manifold
reasons to be thankful. Let us make it a
red letter day.
ToDAY's DINNER AT THE METRoPoLE.
The Metropole hotel will serve the fol-
lowing bill of fare today from 5:45 to s
O'Clock p. m:
New York Counts, Shaved Cabbage.
SOUPS
Mullagatawny Consomme Imperial
Celery Queen Olives Lettuce
BAKED
Mackinaw Trout, a Ia Genevises,
Nanteen Potatoes
ROLLED
Chicken with Salt Pork, Parsley Sauce
Leg of Southdown Mutton, Caper Sauce
ROAST
Prime Roast Beef. PURGE Juice
Young Turkey, Stuffed, Cranberry Sauce
Domestic Goose, Stuffed, Apple Sauce
Teal Duck, Brown Sauce
Broiled Quail, on Toast Red Squirrel Pot Pie
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Lobster
ENTRIES
Croquetts of Sweet Breads, with French Peas
Fried Young Rabbit
Comporte of Pears
-vEGETABLES-
Stewed Sugar Corn Drowned Sweet Potatoes
Mashed Potatoes Hubbard Squash
Escalloped Tomatoes Cream SlaW
Lima Beans
DESSERT
English Plum Pudding Brandy Sauce
Charlotte Russo
Homemade Mince Pie Sliced Apple Pie
Pumpkin Pie
American Cheese Edam Cheese
Neapolitan Ice Cream
Cocoanut Cake Chocolate Cake
Oranges Bananas Grapes
Assorted Nuts Fresh Candy
French Drip Coffee