FREE DELIVERY.

Order from the Postmaster
General Received To-day.

No More Delay.
Winfield to have the Free Deliv.
ery System Established
July First.

Winfield is at the Front With
Metropolitan Features —
Let us Smile.

The following order from the Postmaster General at Washington, under date of June 2d, was received to-day by our Postmaster accompanied by the necessary instructions for carrying it into effect July 1st.

WASHINGTON, D. C..
June 2, 1887.

Establish the Free Delivery System in Winfield, Kansas, with four carriers at $600 per annum.
Furnish the necessary satchels, boxes, books, blanks and furniture.
This order to take effect July 1,
1887.
[Signed] Wm. F.Vilas,
Postmaster General.

Everything will be in readiness for this new order of things in the mail service in this city. Persons corresponding with their friends, or on business, should be particular to give the numbers of their residences or places of business, so that the answers can be properly directed and thus a speedy delivery insured.
This city on account of population is entitled to four carriers and the department has ordered that four be employed. The carriers will be recommended by the postmaster and confirmed by the department. This is another victory gained by Winfield over the would be rival towns. They claimed large population and immense postal receipts but when the post office inspectors investigated they did not come up to the scratch. Winfield is a11 that she claims.

Advantages Offered by a First-
Class Real Estate Firm.

A first-class real estate agency offers many advantages both to buyers and sellers. The man who wants to sell a farm, very often says nothing about it except to a few of his neighbors and if they don’t want to buy, his farm remains unsold and he unsettled as to his future for years, when if he had gone to some enterprising agency where his farm would have been placed upon the market, advertised, and brought to the notice of men who want to buy, it might have been sold and he had his money and been doing some good, instead of holding a farm for sale and letting the improvements run down, the farm thus decreasing in value each year and becoming harder to sell. The man that wants to buy a farm with certain natural advantages and improvements, how is he to find it? If he goes to a real estate agency he can learn where the farms are that would be most suited to him in size, price and location without having to drive all over the country hunting the owner of the place. Then, again, he can save money by way of learning about the titles of the land he wants, and not having any experience in looking up titles, he may, after he has bought, find a flaw that will cause him trouble.

A reliable real estate agency is always an aid to the purchaser, and no prudent man should fail to con- suit his own interests by calling on one and getting all the information he can in reference to these matter8, and the man that wants to sell should also make up his mind what he wants to do. and then price his property accordingly, and place it where it will come to the notice of the men that want to buy. The real estate will not sell itself, but must be advertised in order to bring it to the notice of purchasers, and if you want your property extensively advertised leave it with Ingman, Frink & Hornick, proprietors of the Winfield Real Estate & Merchandise exchange, where you will be assured of having careful attention and an extensive advertisement without expense, unless a purchaser is found or trade effected. We want every piece of land in the country that is for sale placed in our hands, and to that end solicit correspondence with all who have real estate to sell, which will be promptly answered. We also ask all who want to buy property to give us a call and look over our list and inspect the property which we will show you without expense to the buyer.—INGMAN, FRINK & H0RNICK.

Boom-er-rang-raz-zoop—Win - field
Fairlawn, O thou lovely creature!
We want. a few more stocks of goods.
Fairlawn property is on the Boom.
Winfield’s Boom is a building “razzoop.”
Paradise and Fairlawn are synonymous terms.
Fairlawn, that lovely addition to Winfield, is having a great big “Razzoop.”
Buy a lot in Fairlawn addition if you want to make money or get a cheap home on easy terms.
Go to the Winfield Real Estate
and Merchandise Exchange, No.
810 Main Street, if you want to
borrow money.
The Winfield Real Estate and
Merchandise Exchange is operated
by the big real estate firm, Ingman,
Frink & Hornick.

Fairlawn addition to Winfield offers more advantages to the speculator than any other addition to that beautiful city.
Have you got anything to trade? if you have, take a description of it to Ingman, Frink & Hornick, office, No. 810 Main street, Winfield, Kan.

Do you want to buy or sell real estate? If you do, call at the palatia1 offices of Ingman, Frink & Hornick, No. 8l0 Main Street, Winfield, Kan.

The Real Estate firm, Ingman, - Frink & Hornick, is doing more towards advertising and building up Winfield than any other firm ever did. They should be patronized accordingly.

The capitalist with money to invest should correspond with the heavy firm of southern Kansas, whose stability and responsibility is backed up by the ownership of large quantities of property here and elsewhere. Ingman, Frink & Flornick.

A NEW DEAL.

Opening of the Winfleld Area
Estate and Merchandise
Exchange.

We call attention to-day to the new advertisement of the firm of Ingman, Frink & Hornick which appears on the 4th page of this issue. These gentlemen have formed a partnership for the purpose of handling real estate, merchandise and in fact everything that is for sale or exchange, whether located in this city, county, state or elsewhere. They have established correspondents in nearly every state and territory in the union and are ready to handle real estate wherever located. This is a new departure in the real estate circles of this city and is one that has long been needed here as it will enable those who live elsewhere and desire to come to this community to live, to negotiate with parties here to take their eastern property off their hands so they can come at once. They will buy, sell or trade for any kind of property, and help the newcomer get to Winfield and locate. This firm will do more towards advertising abroad and the upbuilding of Winfield than any other firm has ever done, as they are now under contract with 270 eastern papers.

Mr. Ingman, the senior member of the firm, is a merchant now doing business in Iowa, but will be on the battle field in a few days. He is an elderly gentleman of means and experience and is the financial member of the institution; while Mr. Hornick is a young man who has spent all his life in the business circles of Chicago and is a thorough and capable business man and will no doubt find his change of location both pleasant and profitable. Mr. Frink is the wide-awake Iowa attorney who came to Win- field last winter and has already surrounded himself with a large circle of friends and clients will have charge of the legal department.

Taking all in all, this is one of the most solid business firms in the city and those who have city or country property for sale or exchange or who want to borrow money would do well to call at the Winfield Real Estate and Merchandise Exchange offices, 810 Main street, over Winfield Savings Bank.

Taken from Daily Courier of May 14th.

The emigrants coming to this country to locate, this season, all seem to be well-to-do, and will make valuable acquisitions in any community. They are almost invariably supplied with good teams, and generally have from 10 to 15 head of cattle. Let them keep coming. We have room enough to spare.

Fairlawn addition to Winfield is one of the loveliest ever laid out and Prices and terms are the most reasonable.

If you have anything to sell take it to the big real estate firm of Kansas. Ingman, Frink & Hornick, Winfield, Kan.

The man who wants a nice little home on easy payments should go to see Ingman, Frink & Hornick, 810 Main street, Winfield, Kas.

We have a few choice pieces of land for speculators to handle and make big money out of.—Ingman, Frink & Hornick, Winfield Kan.

Investments for eastern capitalists is made a specialty by Ingman, Frink & Hornick, the big Real Estate firm of Walnuts “razzoop” town.

Buy property in Winfield now before the big “razzoop” strikes. Things are shaping and the boom will be the biggest ever heard of. Delay is loss of money in this case.

Write a letter to the Fairlawn Land Company, of Winfield, Kan., and learn what inducements they have to offer capitalists or those who are looking for a small investment.

If you want to buy anything in the way of real estate you will con- suit your own interests by corresponding with, or calling upon, Ingman, Frink & Hornick, Winfield, Kan.

We have a number of fine improved farms and city properties in Iowa and Ohio for Kansas property, cattle or merchandise; also several thousand acres of Nebraska land to trade.

Now is the time to invest in Winfield, and the Winfield Real Estate and Merchandise Exchange, 810 Main street, Winfield, Kas. Ingman, Frink & Hornick is the agency to consult.

Capitalists seeking profitable investments for their money should correspond with Ingman, Frink & Hornick, proprietors of the Win- field Real Estate and Merchandise Exchange, 810 Main street.
If you have a few hundred dollars that you want doubled inside of six months, call on Ingman, Frink & Hornick at the Winfield Real Estate and Merchandise Exchange, 810 Main street, and they will show you how ‘tis done.

Ingman, Frink & Hornick know what the speculator wants, and know where to supply their wants with fine properties that will insure large profits and quick returns. Drop them a line or call on them at their large, elegantly furnished offices, 810 Main street, Winfield, Kan.
Winfield has electric light, street ears, fine parks, smooth roads, more handsome and costly public and private buildings and lovely homes Than any other city in Kansas. Write• to Ingman, Frink & Hornick, and they will tell you all about it.