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SOME GOOD JOKES, ORIGINAL
AND SELECTED.

A Variety of Jokes, Gibes and Ironies,
Original and Selected-F1otsam and
Jetsam from the Tide of Humor-
Witty Sayings.
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French Judicial Etiquette,

Professional etiquette prevents
French judges and judicial officials
from riding in omnibuses.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-01-18

Aunty Ito Elsie, who has been out to
look for eggs)-Have you found any,
dear?
Elsie-No, not one, the hens are all
standing about doing nothing.
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Sandwich islanders are extremely
fond of ~cocoanut milk, but the Ameri-
can and European residents improve
on the natural liquor by adding a lib
eral dash of brandy and shaking the
whole with ice.
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CHAPTER XIX.

N the morning o.
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QUEER

Molasses or brown sugar takes the
place of strip in the drinks of Porto
Rico and Manila. They give a peculiar
flavor much liked by the natives, but
which is not always appreciated by
others.
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The Very Nutshell
Of Laughter

Richard J. Jose. who has a voice OF re-
markable quality, strength and purity
combined with a magnetic sweetness OF
tone seldom heard even upon the grand
opera stage. Next in line is funny Fred
Warren, an end man new in this sec
ton, but accredited with being one Of the
top-notchers. The Luken Brothers, rnree
in number. known throughout Europe as
the human trapeze." The act performed
BY these artists is intensely thrilling, and
requires great strength. energy, peTsever-
ance, courage skill and grace. Eddie
Koran, a dancer Of repute. who will in
troduce a novelty lantern dTill entitled
81 nal Lights" David Meier, the world
most expert BAG puncher: johnny Whaien
and James Devun. dancers and baton
juSglers; John P. Rodgers. the great bas-
50; Charles Weber. baritone, Joseph Gar
land, Herbert Audsell and others make
up q great list OF singers The stage set
tingsa nd costuming are the most Ella
boTate ever before seen IN minstrelsy.
The first part Is G remarkably beautiful
stage picture. willis the closing ssnsa-
ttonal scenic effect. THE stornsng q
San Juan Hill." Is remarkably realistic
and Is SAID 70 De a very faithful repro
duction o. the brilliant charge Of the
Rough Riders
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

The Willis Bros I'm Atlantic CITY," in
brand new suit is announced at the
Crawford theater Friday, March 9. This
popular play is an organization of COM
edy, novelty and beauty and scenic ef-
1ects rarely seen on the boards of the
popular priced theater, as the talent en-
ployed, the costuming devised and the
scenic environment required makes it an
expensive aggregation. The singers
dancers and comedians, and in fact every
member of the company is an individual
arust Wherever this attraction has
been offered it has been conceded to be
the strongest and cleverest farce comedy
extravaganza extant, and has always
received an ovation. Its specialties are
bright, more unique and more original
than any competitors. The whole ensem-
bic is colossal in it's magnitude Its tour
has been triumphant march from ocean
to ocean to the plaudits of thousands.
The performance is permeated with
sparkling originality from beginning to
end, comprising opera, comedy, burlesuue
and vaudeville, with a rollicking medley
Of the latest musical gems, pretty dances
and dazzling costumes. The scenic effects
are the most beautiful yet introduced by
stage craft and fertile imagination. Thus
t will be seen that there is plenty Of
'ariety to please any audience, whether
If the musical, the beautiful or the
salient wit
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THE LITTL EMINTsTER

Charles Frohman's company will pre-
sent 1.-The Little Minister" the comedy
success of the century, at the Crawford
theater Monday, March 5. The play has
made marvellous impression on the the
ater-going public, not only attracting
people in crowds to the houses in which
it has been presented, but making them
feel that there is more heart and senti-
ment in its scenes and lines than any,
thing that have ever been seen before.
THE Little Minister" is a comedy writ
ten by j. II. Barrie and founded on his
popular novel of the same name. The
love story OF Lady Babbie'' and the
quantity humorous characters of the vii
lage of Thrums-the twin charms of the
book-are delightfully."- represented in the
play. The play exhales the same exquis-
lite heart-winning atmosphere that per
vades Mr.. Barrie's pages. The comedy
ran for 800 nights in New York, turning
people away from every performance
This is no idle statement; it is a remark
able fact. Not a single night during the
entire season run OF the piece in the
metropolis did the curtain go UP on the
play that every last inch of standing
room in the house was not taken. The
New York triumph has been duplicated
everywhere. and it would seem that THE
Little Minister is destined to crowd the
aters as long as 1t lives It is a 5eauti
full play in every way, and Charles
Frohman's name in connection with the
production is a guarantee that it is all
that theater-goers could desire.
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Mems Fine Dress Shoes in Wei Kid.
black or chocolate. $25a
THE PACKARD SHOE = Mems
Calfskin Shoes in welts. latest shapes.
SIS
Mems Box Calf Shoes. latest shapes.
22A
Mems Shoes in any style toe. either
lace or congress Warranted 10 be
solid leather. SIS and sl47.
Ladies Fine Shoes in all kid or
vesting tops. S2ss
Ladies Fine Shoes in all kid or
vesting tops. s2.4S
Ladies Fine Shoes In an kid or
vesting tops. sl9S.
Ladies' Dongola Kid. latest shapes,
$50
Children's Dress shoes. 81.
Misses Dress Shoes, N24
ChiIdren's Dress Shoes in all kid or
vesting tops. $1.47
Misses Dress Shoes in all kid or
vesting tops. S1.7s.
Boys Dress Shoes in Wei Kid or
calf. s1.47
Boys School Shoes, 81 and a.25.
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Nonpariel in fancy checks, best
madras cloth with cuffs, csc.
Fancy madras pun bosoms with
silk sprays, giving a pretty effect, sSc.
A SPECIAL-We have a dollar value
with stiff bosom and cuffs, best of per-
Gale, which we viii offer for SEC.
Mems best Percale Shirts, with col
lars attached, 75c value, FOR 4sc.
We have a special line of mems SILK
Suspenders, fine kid ends, with glove
fastener, a 75c value for 47c. just the
thing for spring.
MEMS Observation-Disclosures best
ribbed sateen facing with feued seams.
4Sc.
Mems best heavy wool fleeced, 4Sc.
A good spring weight in ribbed Tn
derwear. a 40c value for pc
We have full line of mems Half
Hose. the famous '"Topsy" brand. in
fancy colors, check and stripes, 24c.
A large line Of mems fast black
Hose, seamless. 10c.
A special line with fancy stripes,
seamless and fast colors, 14c.
We have Just received one OF the
most complete lines of mems up
to-date Neck Ties that has ever
been displayed in the city We have
the latest cuts in Imperials in all
colors, best of silk body, a full line:
75c value for 4Sc. Also in wide end
Tecks at 4Sc. a choice line of Tecks
and Hands, silk body. special
21c.
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house. The president now considers that
this policy is the best for the island.
| Speaker Henderson has a loud distinct
voice, and when ne raises it in eloouence
II can De heard al lsorts of distance. A
few nights before the house passed the
Foerto Rican tariff bill, the Republicans
neld caucus in representative hall. Of
course newspaper men were not allowed
In the hall. But after it was over, a par
ticipant said to a newspaper friend, Did
you find out what the speaker said?
Find out? Hellr' replied the correspon-
dent, you could have heard Henderson
If you had been down town" The speak
er made most eloquent plea to the Re-
publican recalcitrants, and urged them to
stand by the bill. It probably had its
effect
Dennis Flynn is now happy. He at last
sits on the Republican side.
Pensions in the Seventh district have
been allowed, and Congressman Long
notified as follows: Orson L. Hotchkis.
Kingman; Mrs Elizabeth Overman
Sterling, original pension and accrued:
Peter Deel, Hoisington; Evan NJ. Tapp.
kingman.
Henry Allen, Governor stanley's pri-
Vate secretary, was the guest of Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General ]. L. Bris-
tow several days ago.
Mrs. Curtis and Miss Curtis. wife and
sister OF the member from the First dis
trlct gave tea on Tuesday evening of
this week which was one of the functions
OF the ante-Lenten weeks. Mrs Curtis |
and Miss Curtis were assisted. among |
others, by Miss Flynn and Miss strang |
OF oklahoma, and Miss Linn and Miss
SheLaoarger of Topeka Seven hundred |
invitations were issued.
Congressman Reeder of the Sixth dis
trlct made his debut this week in a ten
minute speech on the Puerto Rican tariff
BILL 1t was very well done and provoked
much applause in the Republican side.
r. L. Curry has been appointed post
master at Isabel, Barber county; John
?. Coss at Heller, Barton county. and
louisa A Harrison at Medora, Reno
county r. H. FAXON.
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ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by the Wichita Abstract ard
Land Company. H II DuB7lA. Abstract
OF. Court House. Phone 40
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Cloak and Suit Room

SPRING WEIGHT SUITS-Tight 1T
ting Jacket. silk lined and strapped
seams. in brown and blue Venetian,
Su
Rainy Day Skirts, two faced goods.
heavily stitched; brown. blues and
tans. extra values. S7.S5.
Black Mercerized Saline Skirt. trim
med with ruff1es and bands OF red
Mercerized Satin, ssc.
Mercerized Satin Skirt in black and
coIors. fancy trimmed with ruffies.
beautiful luster, S2.9S.
Ladies Muslin Drawers. with wide
hemstitched cambria ruffie. only S5c.
Ladies' Gowns of good quality Mus
lin, yoke OF tucks and lace insertion.
neck AMI sleeves finished with cambria
rufties, for &c.
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"A HOT OLD TINE"

Messrs. z. A. Braden and c. W. Strine
in announcing n performance of the Rays
irresistible laughing success. "a Hot Old
Time" offer for the amusement of the
comedy-loving residents Of this city a
vehicle Of fun and frolic that ranks high
with tn most amusing plays ever set up
on the stage. The enga cement in this
city viii be Tuesday, March 9Th. at the
Crawford theatre "A Hot old Time"
sets red hot pace for the rveliest fun
and for nearly three hours from the ris-
ing of the curtain the laughing muscles
of the spectators are working over time
It is a play peculiarly adapted for the en-
tertainment OF ladies and children. There
is not a Suggestive line in the entire en-
tertainment. The humor is spontaneous:
it arrives as fast as an express train and
is rs clean rs = whistle
The Irishman Of the stage is the very
essence Of fun and the pair OF Erin's sons
in "a Hot Old Time are twins in ao-
pearance and in their side-splitting mis-
haps. The adventures OF Larry Mooney.
the Celtic eNpressman. in the house and
affairs Of General Stonewau Blazer and
his amazonsan better halt-his being mis-
taken for member OF parliament and
the situations which crowd themselves
upon this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES side
splitting stumbles through the household
OF General Blazer. rs footman, man
servant and detective are humorous be-
yond the power Of telling. Larry Moon
ey's misadventures must be witnessed TO
b. appreciated. n this character we
shall see an eccentric Irish comedian.
whose name is known to every lover OF
fun nthe northwest, John ". jess. Mr.
Jess assumes the part originally played
by Johnnie Ray. and he has so enlarged
upon and improved the original caricature
OF the eccentric expreSsman, that he
works his audience into a state Of laugh
ing deliT1um tremens II IS the greatest
success OF Jess career as a comedy man,
and Miss Ada Henry, who admirably sec
onds him as Mrs. General Stonewau
Blazer, is more than running mate. She
sets the pace OF comedy 50 rapidly that
1t takes flying machine 10 maintain the
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Domestic Dept.

SPRING WASH GOODsWe have
made it easy for you to select what
you want for spring wash wear, for
everything we have 10 show you is
| wheat. The chaff has been eliminated
| in our buying, and so we have only
| the choicest and best TO offer you.
FINER THAN SILK-Are our swell
new Mercerized Fabrics. You should
make your selections now. Although
We bought heavily of these special
lines confined to us the first
few days selling has shown our
supply to be less than the demand for
these matchless wash goods, at prices
ranging from CSC to 69c per yard.
FANCY FOULARDS-A soft new
cotton print in fancy shades and fig
ures, perfectly fast colors, 81 inches
wide, SIC.
1O-CBNT PERCALES-Tak your
choice this week of 80 select patterns.
Best quality and colors, nc.
COVERT CLOTH-In all the new
shades. desirable and dressy for
skirts and jacket suits, 30 inches wide,
121zc.
MADRAS SHIRTING-In stylish
patterns, fine quality materials, 80 in.
wide, lie.
JOHNSON MADRAS-Is as fine and
soft as a French Bingham and wears
better; dainty stripes and checks, 15c.
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Jewelry Department

Chatelaine Purses in silver. oxydized
silver and gun metal. pretty and styl-
isn. -.
Girdles TO match. CSC.
Pulley Belts. black satin ribbon. with
slides OF oxydized silver. jet and cut
steel. sc TO sl.4S.
Pulley Belts In fancy ribbons. oxy-
died silver slide. extra value. $i.l5
Leather Pulleys from soc 10 H-sA
See the new Tinsel Belts. SOC.
Dog Collar Belts, sc TO 4Sc.
Leather Belts in every variety and
style. from sc TO 81.
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Seats on sale at HOWe's
ieWeIry store.

speed. The other members OF the COM
pany constitute them ost brilliant set of
farceurs who have appeared in this piece
and its career in its third year has sur
passed even the redoutabIe success OF its
former tours. The entire company in
Guides, in addition to Mr. Jess and Miss
Henry, William McRobie. as Jack Tread
wei. the Yale quarterback; W. Wallace
Black, as Alkan Ike from the woody west;
John Gleason as Cholly Knickerbocker;
Joe Darling, as officer Getem: Charles
". Newton, as O'Donnoval Dunn. men,
Der of parliament: Miss Ada Melrose and
Miss Bertha Gleason as Blossom and
Cherry Blazer, theg enerafs daughters.
who are ripe for picking; Miss Pearl
Revare, as Majorie Dow; Miss Hyberta
Prime. as Sally. Waters; Miss Annie St.
Tel as Ethel Thorn, q summer girl. and
Beatrice Rice as Stells Drew. merry
maiden.
Incidental 70 the performance, Miss St.
Tel the bounding antelope" Americas
greatest novelty dancer. John and Bertha
Gleeson in their dancing specialties.
MeSsrs jess and McRobie in PAROLES.
Misses Prime and Rice and Mr.. Black N
songs, and Misses AlelroSe and Revare in
songs and dances viii appear. The music
Is under the direction OF Mr.. Frank
Hodges and the events Of the piece aer
supposed 70 happen in the Blazer villa on
the Hudson and at Yellowstone park,
where the Blazer family 50 70 camp.
And now comes the bi Eminsteel com
pany that Is so extremely popular II all
sections Of The Country and which from
al reports is playing 10 theatres filed
% their capacity. The company ~ which
we speak Is 10 less one than William
h Vests big minstrel jubilee. prime ia
vorites in his city. and the date upon
which they are 70 appear n the Craw-
ford theatre Is Thursday. March s \
glance at the personnel of this great or
ganiEation Will convince the most ske9f-
teal SIS % the excellsntq aaiitv % the en-
offered by Mr. West 70 his
patrons this season In the first place, /
comes that most artistic OF all come /
dians. Carroll johnson, 4 brilliant e8rut 4
cork exponent - exalted rank as sing
q. dancer. end MAJ And comedian Then j
comes the creme-de-la-cre7zae % vooa2ists 1
headed by Americas greatest lyEie teaoE.
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! Everything |
! for ;
| Everybody !
Dress Goods Dept.

Read our ads for the fads," and you
will always know what is coming in
styles and fabrics and the first show
ing Of everything new will be at our
counters.
We have new things in Spring
Dress Goods and Silks and are daily
adding more. Already we have such
variety of tasteful fabrics that choos-
ing becomes a prolonged delight and
selection difficult Individual silks for
waists in all the pastel shades, 500 to
$500 per pattern.
Individual Dress Patterns in Silk
F'oulards, CSC to s1.69 per yard.
Individual Dress Patterns in Satin
Foulards, $1.4S to $169 per yard.
New Grenadines in very effective
patterns and special value, per yard
$50.
Monday we will place on sale a
line of new and beautiful patterns in
Wool Challies
Ten pieces of Spring Plaids, 80 cent
value. per yard, 25c.
Wool Novelties in spring weights
from 20 to soc per yard.
Saturday brought some new black
goods of fine quality and excellent
value which will go on sale Monday
They consist of Crepons, Henriettas,
Serges, Venetians, Lansdowne, Gloria
Silk and others.
Have you seen those beautiful
Handkerchief Squares for shirt waists?
FRENCH F'LANNTLS are growing !
in popularity every day. Our new |
goods in plain colors,, stripes, polka |
dots and plaids are beauties. per yard |
63 to CSC
For evening wear ask to see the new
Nuns Yelling, Albatross, Henrietta |
and Challies; beautiful shadings; per
yard. "a to sec.
SKlRTING PLAIDS for spring,
very stylish per yard sec to $3.50
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NATIONAL LIGHT OIL

An original parody by the author Of
"A Humming Frog" The Weeping
Reptile" and similar works:
Clouded chimneys all remind Us
You may have a light to shine.
II for each few gallons you find Us
In your purse an extra dime.
Let US. then, be Up and doing"
With our judgment wide awake.
All cheap Low grade oil escheEing
For we find all such a fake.
NATIONAL LIGHT OIL is the cheap
est oil you can buy when light Is coz
sidered. Guarantee. or money refunded
Not sold from peddling wagons. but By
the following eaterpTising dealers only:
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zee

We have a full line OF Rugs, Art
Squares, Mattings, Window Shades,
Lace Curtains, Trunks and Travelling
Bags.
Bed and Sofa Pillows of best down
filling, prices from CSC to $1.50.
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down with beautiful for Sprnq andSumm Gowns

wHTPCORD sUITINGs. per yard
75c.
52-inch VENETIANS. per yard Csc
ALL WOOL CHECK SUITINGS.
fine goods, per yard sc.
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National Oil Co..
Wholesale Agents.
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ZEE

We have established a check stand
for the Convenience OF our customers
and visitors and VIII check garments
and parcels free of charge.
Ask for one OF our umbrella and
parasol tags. These are a novelty.
made OF celIuloid. and carry with
them an obligation on our part to ad-
vertise any lost article that bears a
registered tag. and also when found
TO see that IL is returned TO the owner.
They are free.
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Hardware Dept

We have a case of Granite
Coffee Pots that were in the
cooking stock when we bought
it. These goods are seconds,
and we would like to close
them out. Standard goods
would be worth Csc to Ssc.
We offer them for the merely
of each ~ us
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The president Will sign the bill He has
told many members this. and it is doubt
less e rgeiy because Of his desire that the
5in pass. that many recalcitrant Repub-
leans finally lined I'D ia favor OF the
bill and assisted in its passage by the
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The president later realized the situa-
ton. and aided in lining up the Repubi-
cans who might be inclined 10 60 astrav
on the opposition. He had a talk with
Alller and Curtis. the Kansas members
who were on the other side of this ques-
ton. and Both came out on the other side
OF IT. the president told these members
what a serious condition the government
was in with respect to this island. and
what must be done. He realized. as well
as snyone. the fact that IL was not solely
q political question. but rather a plain.
cuisines proposition. We had the island.
and must provide some way TO take care
OF II and its people, That was all there
vas 70 K. but it was enough 10 make the
question the most important one before
this congress.
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Shoe Department

The HAYWOOD SHOE Mems
Fine Shoes in Russian Calf. very
latest in shape and color, $3.50.
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1t is complained, with some bitterness.
even that this bill has been miunder-
stood. The constitutional side was first
discussed, until a maajaoraity finally
admitted that congress really did have
power in the premises. and then the
question switched TO one Of sympathy
for the Puerto Ricans Now it includes
that. and also the hard. business propo-
sition of how the new possession OF Puer-
TO Rico shall be dealt with.
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It was interesting to see the Democrats
urge On the reealcitrant Republicans
what few there were-in this matter.
They told how noble and great aand in
dependent they were. They would have
liked TO see the bill fail and the oonse-
quent disaster they believed it would
bring to the Republicans, As matter
Of fact Uncle sam might not have Puer
10 Rico today had not Colonel W. j.
Bryan left his regiment down in Florida
ana como up here 10 Washington 10 urge
the Democratic senate to ratify the trea-
" OF Paris. which CAV over the island
50 the Democrats. as usual, are inconsis-
tent.
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Prices rs, SO, Is cents
and ST..
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