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FOR RENC-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-Six room house at District line.
terms reasonable one fare to city: take Der
wyn or Riverdale car address RON -. this
office. milk
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MONEY TO LOAN.
WALL PAPER

ROOMS PAPERED. sI.75 up; house painting
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS, Il0J 9Th ST
ne. Phone. East 800 D. m9-3
ROOMS PAPERED. g up: work guaranteed;
samples brought HUNT, 467 g st. mo-
NoLTE, S24 9th St NV, is constantly receiv-
ing the latest and most attractive designs IN
Wall Papers, and papers rooms from 500 ".
Call and investigate iOE yourself and be co.,
TsAssd %IA-a
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WANTED irst-class salesman for the Funk s.
W agualls standard Dictionary defines 1000
more words than the '-Ceutury-'' customers
clrcuiaTfzcd and names and addresses furnished
10 SlleSmcu, 80 per week DINSNORE PJ b
LISTING COMPANY, Cpl eth 81. NV. ell-a
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED-Private families can call or ~ its
20 ! n CABANISS SO lgta 81. NV. for holm
Of any kind; viii furnish you 81 short notice
~
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FOR RE-T-UNFURN1sHED ROOMS

FOR RENT fiat of 3 unfinished bright rooms
and large porch for SIS, ID floor; and I large
paTlor- SIS: IN a wcil-kept house. 1910 Il
nv ellis
FOR Rent unfinished rooms. light boT,S1-
keeping; bright and CLEAN 30 \ ST Sc
eII3
FOR RENT-ycry desirable rooms. 1908 NJ st.
eII-2
FOR Rents unfinished rooms: second door
1918 10th St NV Gig
FOR RENT UNFINISHED rooms: with uSe of
gas bath. and parIoT. 50: ID floor. 5g4 st.
els
FOR Rents rooms on second floor. lo0l
ST. ne elf-3
FOR RENT-2I8I% St NV. unfinished
rooms. -econd floor: central. mII-3
FOR RENT-Three beautifu, rooms on parJor
floor hot and cold water; for light houseEpep-
ing, ne children. 500 G 81. Sc. mII-3
FOR RENT-Thrae large. pleasant rooms
closets and private bath; To adults only: light
housekeeping peru ted; terms moderate 1925
.,th 81 NV, Owner. mll-3
FOR RENT-Two unfinished rooms. cheap:
heat and gas; b tn on same floor. 6ls 18th
ST. ne nill-3
FOR RENT unfinished. two light back
rooms. hot and cold water. 444 II st. NV.
FOR RENT unfinished, second floor. three
communicating rooms; nicely papered; heat
aua gas; rent reasonable; light housekeeping
l+22 Iorcoran 81 NV mIl-3
FOR RENT-Tw0 Communicating unfurnished
rooms on first floor: light housekeeping 1905
d ST. ne NILS
FOR Rents communicating rooms. with large
closets. hot water gas, and bath. GIG B St.
=. clos
FOR RENT-Tro large unfinished rooms. With
RECEPTION hall, viii rent separate tOgeth~;
suitable for doctor or dentist. 70j 5th st ~
ml0-s
FOR RENT-Tyo second floor communicating
rooms; light Housekeeping; convenient and de
sirahic- 5oI Indiana ave nv. mI0-3
FoR RENT-F0ur unfinished rooms and bait;
second floor ZIG Florida ave ne mIO3
FOR RENTING unfinished rooms. SOS k 81.
nv. mI0-3
FOR RENT-Tvo rooms and kitchen for he Sc
Keeping; first floor; southern exposure. iii $
St nT- egg
FOR RENT-Two nice rooms for light house.
keeping or rooms and board. Apply 1875 18th
ST. NV. m9-S
FOR RENT-Two large unfurnished second
story front ROOMS and bath. heat, only g.
I2ls G s.. ne mes
FOR RENT-For business purposes. two large
par!ors- central location 723 18th 81. nv
mS-6
FOR RENT-Pleasant and healthy unfinished
rooms. 1925 5th St NV. eel
FOR RENT-FLATS
FOR RENT-FIat, furnished: large rooms and
bath NICELY papered and new; inquire on
premises. 6O55z hituey ave. NV. elO-3
FOR RENT-STORE.
FOR RENT--I-srge storage building; rear 1913
lta; elevator; $50 r P. NASH, 1881 sth
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
PERSONALS.

4 NIDDLE-AGED gentleman would Ike to cor
respond with widow lady with something be
sides her good name; object matTim0ny- Ad-
dress Ron DO this Office 81
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-Io rent suI,ri,an place. close L.
electric and railroad line, near citr. accom-
modatious 70 raise poultry; stable. Addrezs
BOX 81 this Office mII-g
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Tickets sleeping car reservations and de-
tailed information can be had at ticket Offices.
zo5 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
sylvaniA Station Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences
Phone 1870. P. r r. Cab Service
c II. ACKERT. General Manager
s. 4 HARDWICK, General Pas'r Agent
Il 8. BROWN. Ge1ezaI Agent.
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY $50 for storage when we store for
,SeE United STATES STORAGE COMPANY,
420 10th st. NV. nils
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For Philadelphia, New York, and tia


Express. $50 Dining Cap, 100 Dining Carp.
5:57 Dining Car). $40 Dining Carr, 200,
1000 Dining Carr, 1O-25. and II:oo Dining
Car from BiimingtoEg A. N, I2=45, SIS, 4s5o
Dining Car from Baltimorel, $50, 1000 P. u,
RIO night On Sundays. $50 Dining Carl
200 (DinInz Carr, 7-57 Dining C&r). sic
Dining Car, 800. I0-25, Hoo Dining Car
from Wilmington a. NJ. 1915, s.i5. ss5s
Dining Car from B&Il:mosel. $50. 19=00 2 Il.
l2:Io night.
For PhiisdeIphia only, Express, 7:s5 a n,
l2:I5 P. II. week days, 2-ol, $40. and $50 ?.
N. daily.
Fer Boston, without change, 7:45 A N week
days and $50 P. n, daily.
For Baltimore. 800. $50, 6-I5. zoo. "a. 30
7.57, $40, goo, 1900, I0=25, 1870, IIs00 A
NJ, IzI5, I2:35. lis. 2.oL BIS. 5-ss
(s:00 LimIted), 40, 40, 45SS, 40, 5.$os
6:l5. $50. us. As. 1900. 1870. HIS P II,
and 1910 night. On SuudaEs, $50, 90, $50
3.5T, $40, 200, eos, 10:g5, 1870, HOO A
Il. Iz:I5. lis. 2:eI, 3:I5. SEQ Geo Limited,
4.l0, $40, $50, $40, 6:le, go, us, T.sS.
1000. 1870 P. Y. and I2:I0 night
For Pope's Creek Line, 7:45 \ u. and 4;s3 P.
NJ weekdays. Sundays, 9-o5 4. y
Fer Annapolis, $50 A. II, z:l5 and 40 P
Il weekdays, Sundays, 600 An and $40 2 Il
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

STATION COREY Of SIXTH AND 2 SIS
7.50 A " DAILY. PFTTSBURG EXPRESS
Parlor and Dining Cars Harrisburg 20 Pittsburg.
1880 a. u. DAILY PENNSYLVANIA Liz
iFED-PUl!msR Sleeping, Dining, Smoking, and
Observation Cars Harrisburg 70 Chicago, Gin
clnnzti, Indianapolis, i. Louis, Cleveland, aad
Toledo. Buffet ParIoT Car 20 Harrisburg.
1880 A u. DAILY. FAST LINE-YullIua7
Buffet Parlor Car % Harrisburg. Buffet P2FioF
Car Harrisburg 10 PittsDurg-
$50 ?. y. DAILY. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
LAPRESS-Sieepiag Car Washington % ST
to indianapolis. -. Loais, Louisville via CiR-
cinnati} and Chicago
5:Ij P. II. DAILY ST LOUIS Express
Pullman Sleeping Car Harrisburg 20 - Louis
man Sleeping Car % Yitts0urg AID chicago
Dining Car 70 Chicago
20 7. Vi. DAILY. CGEF EI1ANp AND CTNCIS-
NAf1 EAPRESS-Pullnaar Sleeping Cars Wash
ington 70 PiJtsbuTg, and Harrisburg t. CIeFe-
land and Cincinnati Dining Car
1910 P. n DAILY. PACIFIC ENPRESs-PuII-
man Sleeping Car 70 Pittsburg.
30 4 Vi DAILY, BUFFALO DAY EGPRESS,
with through BroiieT Buffet Parlor Car and
Coaches to Buffalo, VIA Emporium Junction.
80 A. u for Kane, CsnandaigUa- Rochester,
and Niagara Falls daily. except sunday.
1880 A " for EiRira and Beaovo daily, ex-
cept sunday. For Wiiliausp0rt daily, 80 P. u.
Us P. NJ DAILY. BUFFALO NIGHT EMPRESS.
with through Buffet Sleeping Car and COACHES
to Buffalo, via Emporium Junction
I-4j P n DAILY for Erie; for Rochester,
Buffalo, and Niagara Fails daiIy. except Satur-
Jay, with Sleeping Car Washington 20 Rochester
1910 P n Tor Ere Cznzud1igua- Rochester.
Buffalo, and Niagara Fails daily Pullman
Sleeping Car Washington 70 Rochester SatUr-
DAYS only
l.O8 ?. N, CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED
Daily for Mex York al PaTlOr Cars, with
Dining Car from BalJmsFe.
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tngton $40 a n, S=52 2. n, 7:4e a. n, e-45
I. n, zoo p II, 9-I5 p n, and $50 p n.
daily Local trains from Har<ieonburg, II IS g.
u. week days and $40 2. n. daily. From
Charlottesville, ELS a. and $40 p e. daily.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

NAA-ED-Experiencc millinery prepsrerS;
STEADY position Apply F. ROSE III& ST
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" ANIEB-Cook and general hoUseworkevi 10
? asillng nor ironing reference required AI-
ply between Q a. ID. and . p. M, Ill8 p, after,
ii 2f46 2 St 81
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TRAISs a. RrI-FMoNr RRasCH

TRAINS on BLUENONT BRASCH
LearS Washington, week days. $40 a m,
loo ?. n, 4sSs p. m, 4;4e P. m, and SIS
P. n Latter 70 Leesburg only Sundays oaly,
e:o1 and e5io e. Il, and SIS ?. N. for
Bluensns
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CITY I'm BRIEF.

The infant son of Chief of Police Burr
| is sick with typhoid fever.
Camp 1881. NJ. W. A, viii go to Maize
this evening to confer degrees.
Mrs. NJ. H. RodoIph left yesterday for
a two weeks visit in Kentucky.
Miss Myrtle Bledsoe left yesterday for
Augusta, Kan, where she goes to teach
school.
DR.. / c. Adams has returned from a
three weeks visit to Colorado points and
| is in his Office again.
Miss Eva Beck of Emporia has ac-
cepted a position with the Rorabaugh
Dry Goods company.
Miss Leila Laurent and Master Paul
Diehl. of Waco, are spending the week
with Mr.. Geo. Fryer.
Misses Helen Clan; and Flora Schultz
left Saturday morning for Chicago. where
they are TO take positions in the tele-
phone Office.
r. B. Warren and wife left for west
ern Kansas last night to visit friends
and collect prairie chickens. They hope
to return the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Millison's funeral, which was post
poned yesterday on account of son
from Texas not getting here until last
night, will be held at $3.50 this morning.
Services by Rev. Dubber at the residence,
1903, corner Of Harry and Palisade ave-
nue..
Mrs. William Drake and daughter. Mrs.
Percy Bristow, and Mrs. j. P. PARROT
have returned from a very pleasant visit
Of two weeks in Denver. Colorado
Springs and Manitou. Mr.. Lee Drake
who accompanied them out, viii not re-
turn for another week. He is at Colo
RADIO Springs.
Mr.. w NJ Turns of the West Side.
returned yesterday from his farm, four
miles west of Valley Center where he
has been spending several days. He has
sixty acres of Golden Beauty corn that
is ripened and ready for the market. He
says he never saw the average in quail
ity as good as it is this year.
Mr.. Arthur Rhoades, of Coyle. o. T., is
spending two or three days with the
wholesale merchants of the city. He is
en- route home from a short business
trip to Kansas City and St. Louis. Mr..
Rhoades is an old Wichita boy and has
the push TO him and has built up an ex-
cellent mercantile business at COyle.
George Leon Kessler is in the hospital
a Omaha. suffering with serious intes-
final trouble, which demanded a very
dangerous surgical operation. The ply
stefan in charge, wrote to his father.
Geo. B. Kessler, yesterday, giving more
hopeful news. Mr.. and Mrs. Kessler
were in great distress until they had re-
ceived the encouraging news.
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

There will be a meeting of the King 5
Daughters Thursday morning at o'clock
in their room in city building.
The Kappa Sigma Club viii hold its
regular meeting today at the home of
Edith Bishop, OF go North Topeka ave-
nue.
Members OF Peerless lodge 81 A. o. u.
W. meeting tonight at O'Clock sharp at
Peerless hall. corner Main and First
street.
There viii be a regular Communication
Of Albert Pike lodge No. sac a. f. and A.
N. tonight at O'Clock. Work in third
degree. Visiting brethren welcome.
The social. which was to be given last
night on the court house lawn BY class
No. 3. Of the First N. E. sunday school
has been postponed till some time next
week.
The Unitarian alliance will meet with
Miss Emma Kanke. 12l6 Biting avenue.
tomorrow morning at O'Clock. Re
sponses from Eugene Field. Church cal
endar. please be ready 10 remit in fun
Members OF Peerless Princess camp ISL.
Modern Woodmen Of America are mott
FED that there VIII b no regular meet
ing tonight on account Of team Of for
resters and officers going 10 exempiify
the work at Maize this evening.
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.SEDGN|GE GAINS MOST
This County One of Many
Whose Population Has
Increased.
DECREASE FOR THE STATE
Loss of 1929 Recorded for
Whole of Kansas.
FOR THE STATE

Topeka, Kan, August 26.-The popula-
ton Of Kansas in March. 1902, as returned
by assessors through their county clerks
to the state board Of agriculture, was
l. 4e4. 500, as against 1,467.S0s last year. or a
less of 3.28s. a little more than one-ffth
OF l per cent. Forty-seven counties re-
port increases aggregating 2S,70S; % have
decreased 26 Az; 3 made no returns. Sedg-
wick county gained the most, 1896, FOL
lowd by Allen, Montgomery and Bour-
bon. in the order named. and the smallest,
Is, is in Hamilton. Cherokee reports by
far the heaviest loss, 4,2s5, and Neosho
the least, 4 Atchison, Morton and Wyan-
dotte county figures are those Of last
year Wyandotte has the largest number
Of inhabitants of any county in the state;
Shawnee the second, Sedgwick third and
Crawford fourth
The table below shows the population
Of Kansas in 1902, by counties, along
with the gain or loss in each:
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FOOD SAVED HER
That is the True Cure for Most Every
thing.

food that vii help the babies and
the grown folks. too, is worth knowing
Of and keeping IN the family.
\ mother IN W0onsocket. r. T.. SAYS.
I have been a user q Grspe-Nuts Food
for quite a long time. bur never thought
OF giving 1t 70 baby until We had q dread
iul time with her.
we tried three kinds Ct baby food and
condensed milk but nothing seemed 20
agree with her. and al seven months she
weigehd not quite ten pounds. We we're
puzzled 20 know what u Go when one
day husband said. DO you ever Try
Cirspe-Nutsg ] thought she would throw
Up that food Ike she did the others. but
70 our great 5ey the softsned food agreed
with her perfectly.
she has been using Il for about five
months now. and a. year cid she
weighs Issz pounds. has eight teeth ard
her flesh and little aody Is as firm and
round as can b. She walks from cnalr
70 chair.
Meeting the doctor the other day. I
said What DO you think q her rszF
Re said She 6on-t look Ike TIE sane
baby what % you feed herr I sad
eErzpe-Nufs Breakfast Pod TIE rzaaf
q SIS value S perfectly clear. shs 70
wonder. everyone says that saE he-
some months sEo. ca1nct praise
Grzpe-Suts enough Please do rof rat-
Iish ny -a-ss." Name given ~ Pos
I'm Co, Battle Greek, Asch
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Sealed BIDS.

wichita. Kan. Aus 81 1872
Sealed bids will De received az fhis
Office unil y O'Clock m. September Z. 1872,
Tor the construction ~ rormaueut curb
Ing on the following streets
on the east and west side ~ Cleveland
avenue. from Douglas % Third.
on the east and west side ~ Main
street. from Lewis 60 crme
ON the north and south side 90 Prince
avenue. from Ellis % Washlngtou
on the west side % Fannie avcauc.
from Douglas 90 Division.
ON the east and west eide ~ Eills ave-
nue.. from DouElns 90 Chisholm creek
on the east and west side ~ Pattis
avenue. from Douglas 90 Division
on the east 1nd west side ~ Market
street. from English % ofue
on tne east and west sidc ~ Ida eve
nue.. from Duugiss 90 Hanter
on the east and west side of laura
avenue. from Douglas o. Hunter
on The east and west side ~ water
street. from william 20 Orme.
on the east and west side q Market
street. from Elm 90 Pine.
on the east and west eide 20 S. Francia
avenue. from Douglas 81 ceatraL
on che ease and west eide ~ waco ave.
me. from Murdoch to Fourteenth.
on the east and wert side ~ chla ave-
une. frcm Douglas o. F'raf
ON TIE east and west side q Market.
from Pine % Ninth
or che eazf ard west side " ohio. from
Second 20 Third
orr ere east ard west side % PARK
riaes from Thirftenfh % fiffsengh
on the east and west side ~ Wasting
ton. fran DDBsiaa 81 Central
said cirbins 90 Pc ccustrlctea aceeTe-
ing o. specifications or nle 81 ere oncs
" the city engineer H.l1ere mUss state
price per uneal foot An bids mnst ~
accompanied ~ certified check ls tas
sun - SO. payable 81 fhe sitF ef Hleh-
ia. ~ Is guarantee ~ sod fsifa
Ihs mayer aHe cnr rerrfss fhs
rlrhs 90 reject shy ara ag SKIS
J. J. LELAND. cy Clsrs-
sfrat-sa-u
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FURNISHED oy the Wichita Abstract
and Land company. X. II Dubois. Al
Itractor. Court House -Pho7s ~
WARRANTY DEEDS.
n. Knapp to Mary E Green, lss
III Lawrence avenue --.-----.-...-y so
Hardin Eby TO C. Edward Roemhsch
Ct al 81. g. - IS. Thirteenth 81.
and Al Waco ave. Sharwood.s ad rs
J. G. l. Charles 10 Chas. ". Car
rison. 5 L y " /. 1855 n .... 200
Annie Stevens 10 C. 4. Mastoe,
Oak St. Jones supplemental ...... so
Hardin Eby TO Julia G. Wilson. I41s.
IS. ave \. Sherwood add $1,000. 20
Nora Moreland 70 Bertha Van
Meter. @-5 Emporia ave. Eagle
1rl --.---.---- 100
Ralph / Smith TO Lula r Easter.
Il Penn ave. MatheHsou's add D.. Iss3
Wa z YoungmeyeT 20 Thos- Bry-
ant. sfnlso II IN \ = a-zs-
= --------------------- ----------.---- 1Fo9
sohn ;. Bean 10 SlsPEea 3. sgaa-
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ley, W Il 1922 E ............ 4
Hart. West. Land Co. to Rather
inc Black, 1O3G-1032 Lewellen St.
Lucy ]. Noel TO Mary E. Green,
15-17Volutsia ave, Richards Bird
even is to 2s, Estelle ave. ... !
James NJ. Daughters to Albert LEIGH
hardt, E Il E 4 34-2S-3 w ......
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TROUBLE Is Adjusted
Fort Smith and Western Peacefully
Carve a Way Across Katy

NtaN III Cd[EIuii1
Carve a Way Across Katy.
Guthrie. o. T.. August 26.-D. sullivan
division superintendent of the Katy. has
made the following statement relative 10
the railroad troubles at Crowder City:
THE trouble has an been adjusted. The
officials of the Fort Smith ana Western
have been in consultation with the KATY
officials at ST. Louis. and a satisfactor,
agreement was reached. Yesterday morn
ins telegraphic Instructions were received
10 permit The Fort Smith and Western 10
make "a crossing over the Katy tracks.
ana the crossing was cut and put in about
u O'Clock yesterday morning. The Fer
smith ana Western is now laying track
westward from Crowder City. They have
about thirteen miles of track 70 lay 10 the
Canadian river. understand. and az that
point they VIII be ticd Up for q while
cf account az having 10 wait Tor The
bridge To ae completed.
Guthrie, O. T. August 3s-Iudge Harper
Cunningham. ex-attorucy general of
oklahoma. has formally announced him
SELF as candidate Tor The council in the
LosaR county council district. Judge
Cunningham is splendid lawyer and
wen Known throughout the territory.
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Eagle Table and Kitchen
Suggestions What TO Eat
And How to Prepare Food.

These articles on the necessarily alb
Stirling topic Of food are carefully pre-
pared and based on knowledge OF chem
Istry as applied TO cooking and practical
Information derived from actual expert
encs.
First Volume-Conducted by Ida Ames
Willis. Marquette Building. Chicago. -
whom all inquiries should be addressed
All rights reserved BY Banning Co..
ChicaeO
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The bond levies are as follows:


Guthrie, 0. T. August 2s.-Ashbel B
Tinker. aged q years, IS dead at his
home al Perry Of Old age and general
infrmities. Mr.. Tinker moved here about
= year ago from Topeka. with his fam
ily, and was in good circumstances.
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PILES. PILES.

see the papers are fun of ads Of
pile salves ana medicine to cure piles.
Now, while 1 nave no money to throw
away, yet 7 viii give one hundred dol
lars 20 anyone who VIII cure a case Of
piles with any OF the advertised medi-
cine.
/ viii also give one hundred dollars for
q case of piles I cannot cure. and with
out knife ligature and caustic, and you
need not pay me a dollar until the cure
. is completed. At home every Saturday.
Five hundred names for reference.
DR. CLEVELAND, Anthony, Kan.
s7-6t
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Sealed bids viii be received at the
Office OF H. A Hastings, clerk Of school
district No. 3. Blaine county, Oklahoma,
for the erection and completion of a
school building according TO The plans and
specifications on file with said clerk at
his Office in Okeene. Oklahoma, until G
O'Clock p. m, September /, 1902.
A certified check for 500 must accom-
pany each bid The board reserves the
Eight to reject any and al bids.
S5-6t H A. HASTINGS, Clerk.
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once OF the city Clerk.
Wichita. kan. Aug 3. se.
Parties contemplating The construction
Of cement sidewalks should report the
same to the city engineer 80 that "a
may be Inspected while under construe-
ton. The city viii not Do be- rcsponsshis
FOR walk that s. rot inspected and ao-
cepted by the city engineer
S4-Iot J. L. LELAND. City CLERK.
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RESOLUTION

Whereas. The majority OF the resident
owners owning majority in square feet
OF The lots or real estate liable 70 tax
stion for the payment ot the paving.
curbing and guttering Of Douglas ave-
nue.. in the city 81 Wichita. Kansas. frou
the end Of The pavement ou ives
Douglas avenue to Seneca strce.. in saia
city. have peuuoned the MAYOR and eoun-
cilmen Of said city 10 pave. curb ana
gutter Douglas avenue from the enc OF
the pavement on West Douglas avenue
10 Seneca street; therefore. De II
Resolved BY the mayor ana counciImen
of the city Of Wichita, that il is hereby
declared 10 be necessary 10 rave. guite-
and curb Douglas avenue from the end
OF The paver emf on West Douglas avenue
20 Seneca street; and that ,he clerk cause
publication 20 be made 81 this resolution
according 10 law
ss70t J. L. LELAND, City Clerk.
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the sprigs OF the crisp. green watercress
This is a very pretty salad 10 use IN
carrying out the green and white color
scheme for luncheon or other light re
past. II is very pleasing TO the eye and
delightful 10 the palate. especially On n
very warm day. when meat is out OF the
question.
Olive and cress Sandwiches.
Place on thin slices OF bread and but
ter thinly sliced olives. cover this with
the leaves OF the cress. then spread over
this a little mayonnaise dressing. cover
with a slice OF the thiniy cut buttered
bread and cut into fancsful shapes.
These are very good served on a warm
cay. and VIII be found very often as an
appetizer.
Nut and Cress Salad.
\ very good and apPetizing salad which
may be served in the winter time as an
accompaniment 10 any meat OF game.
or which may be served as a course by
itself. viii be found IN the following.
Bon and skin one quart OF the large
Italian chestnuts. mix with a mayon-
naise dressing and small pieces OF orange
Just before serving stir in carefully the
sprigs Of watercress. keeping them as
crisp and green as possible. Line Z salad
bowl with thinly-cut slices OF orange.
leaving the skin on. Cover this with
the salad mixture. having a LAYER Of
salad. then layer OF orange, until the
dish is fun Place around the edge and
on top OF the salad alternately slices
of the orange and small sprigs OF the
cress- This makes very beautiful salad
and is also very palatable.
The different methods OF preparing
cress in combination with almost any
suitable meat or vegetable are so numer-
Gus that we might 90 on almost forever
and then not exhaust the store. The
great advantage in using cress as an
article Of diet is the fact that we can set
II at almost any time OF the year and
under almost any conditions. for grow
ing wild as il does we are Independent
Of the shopkeeper and the price" Is
within reach OF all.