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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-20

FOR. sALE-NIce home of : rooms. be-
sides closets. pantry. ? halls and oatn,
~is-e~r. barn. well and chicken yard
Ia feet front Inquire o. address II
= :" 1851 y Market street Z-ltI
F0R sALE-sE MartinsoR avenue. a
-5Iaasaut. s-Tocn home. With = feet. Al
newly painted and paperes. nsT
r1sretes Price. Only SZs.
ir1s Sherwood on Little river sslT7s
zee. of Lard. rooms, pantry. This
place has been messy painted a1,z re-
ussres. throughout
81 Fern avenue TeoZ1z, - feet, al =
crsf Of improvements
f01T Ssnscs street nice 1ozae g'iacs
Of g roous. lots. fruit e az xmas
large cedar and sazce trees. cheap 81
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cva s-rooTn house. with = feet. ht25
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o AND o. FLYER.

VIA GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
For Lincoln. Omaha and Des Aoines.
desves Wichita daily n p. m; arrives
E.incoln a. m. Omaha a m. and Des
.Moines 4:So p. N. Through chair car and
pullman ordinary" sleepers through
swithout change.
rates. E. DRAKE. D. P. A.
E. w. THOMPSON. a c. p. and T. A,
Topeka.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to handle necessi-
~ as side line; SO per day; only those
having established trade and regular
customers need apply: give line OF
goods now handling and route trav-
eled Address Home, 1896 Cherry St,
Philadelphia. Pa. 5-20-sun-2t
SALESMAN WANTED-To sell nursery
stock; good wages paid. Call on or adj
dress Wichita Nursery Association,
Wichita, Kan l-tf
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Fnrrning ln Colorado and View Mexie

The Denver and Rio Grande railroad,
1.-THE Scenic Line of the World" has
prepared an illustrated book upon the
above subject, which viii be sent free to
farmers desiring to change their location.
This publication gives valuable informa-
ton in regard 10 the agricultural. horti-
cultural and live stock interests OF this
section, and should be In the hands OF
every one who desires to become ac-
quainted with the methods OF farming by
Irrigation Write S. K Hooper, G. p.
and T. A., Denver, Colo.
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BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES

BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES,
Held at Detroit, Mich, May 1923
1900
For the above occasion the Santa Fe
has made a rate Of one fare plus 81 to
Detroit and return. Tickets on sale May
d and % Final return limit May 30. 1900.
The Santa Fe has two through trains
daily for Chicago. leaving Wichita 1905
q. m and $3.50 p. m. arriving at Dearborn
Station, Chicago, in time 10 make direct
connection for Detroit trains.
l. r. DELANEY
Phone 139. Passenger Agent.
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FOR SALEThree-ro0Tn house. 10 move.
$40
FTve-roon house. 169x3on feet. $50.
Three-T0om house, s7Lz feet. north. yZ45.
A number OF houses. = cash.
House that cost $1,000, priced at x2-5J0.
% trade on farm.
An improved Sedgwick county farm.
8 e1g: must - sod to settle an estate.
As acres bottom land. Broom house, or
cnara { acres IN timber. 3 niles out.
can be sold a. almost \ price II sid
this week
A number OF acre properties
leo acres in Oklahoma - trade Tor
property IL wichita.
BELLEw & HENRY.
Room !, 10 -. Main
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No F-f-room cottage. 100 feet. T. go
No. S-5-ro0rn cottage. barn. - feet 10
No. g-5-r00m cottage. barn. g. feet.
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1om house. barn. - feet. 81 tsa.
5prn cottage. city water. barn.
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REMOVAL sALF

20. 2-f-room cottaFe. - feet. fL010
80. 3-s-room cottage. modern. - feet.
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statesmen WANTED

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SALESMEN WANTED-By high-rated
firm, for best jewelry scheme ever Of
fered; highest commissions and best
Inducements TO first-class men only.
Give references. Box Three, Detroit,
Mich 5-21-1tx
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CHEAP RATES VIA FRISCO LINE.
Homeseekers' excursion tickets on sale
May 1 and 15 June and Is.
Round trip tickets to
North Manchester, Indiana, May % to
June s.
Detroit. Michigan, May % to 20.
Washington, d. c.. May @ to "a
St. Louis. Mo, May II to 81.
A rate OF one fare plus 81 for the round
"trip.
Call at city ticket Office. corner Main
and Douglas avenue, telephone or write
Z B. +. DUNN,
District Passenger Agent.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-An elegant, 2-story, 7-roOm
residence. bath, cellar, closets. pantry.
barn, beautiful shade and lawn, all W
in excellent repair, at special low
price. $500.
Modern residence, II rooms. In first
class condition, a beautiful home, east
front in the choicest residence portion
of North Lawrence avenue. $500
Nine-room, 2-story dwelling. on River
side park street car line, less than half
cost OF improvements, 100 feet front,
$500
Waco avenue, cottage, rooms. bath,
barn. fine shade and lawn, in splendid
location, east front $3.50
Residence OF S rooms, all modern con-
veniences, newly painted and papered,
cement walks, a central location. on
North Topeka. beautiful home, convent
ent to business.
No. Cos Ohio, 2-story. 7-room dwelling
cellar, porches. painted, papered and
Up in frst-class condition, nice shade
and lawn, east front, S1.2J0.
Cottage, 7 rooms, barn, shade and fruit,
large grounds, on Lawrence avenue.
east front, 1890.
Five-room cottage, close in, barn
fenced, shade, lawn and fruit. $40.
on South EmpCria avenue, cottage, 3
rooms, good repair. 800.
Tract OF about - acres. on suburbs, q
great bargain, $50.
Cottage, rooms. % feet. east front,
South Market. 800.
TUCKER & DICKSON, 212 E Douglas.
2-1t
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CLASSIFIED
WANTS


WANTED-Bright men and ladies TO de-
vote. part or ali time to our work in
Okiahoma, western and southwestern
Kansas. Good pay Lock Box ia
wichita, Kan. LIST
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AGENTS WANTED-Local and travel
ing agents TO take orders and deliver
Buckeye Vapor Bath Cab nets. TIL 90
month preferred. This cabinet has been
largely advertised; its merits are well
understood by the public and indor> /
by all leading physicians. We furnish
printed matter free, start you right
and pay liberal commissions. Molten
kopp & McCreery, 263 Dorr ST., Toledo,
Ohio. 5-l5, II, 20-3t
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MALE HELP WANTED-A tr,Istworthv
man to work locally, also travel in ad-
Joining counties; SIS a week salary and
expenses. State age and reference
address Business Manager, P. O. Box
1927, Philadelphia, Pa. 5-Is-St
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III " 4 II M = ~
A. G. P. and I. A, Topeka.

GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.
MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE
ia North Main Street, Wichita, Kan.
We can sell you through railway and
steamship tickets to ell Parts Of the
world We are agents for the following
lines of ocean steamship companies:
American line, New York to Southamp-
ION and Liverpool.
Anchor line, New York to Glasgow.
Cunard line, New York to Liverpool.
and Boston to Liverpool
North German Lloyd, New York to
Southampton. Bremen, Genoa, Naples,
China and Japan.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. line, New York to
Plymouth. Southampton, Havre, Paris
and Hamburg.
Red Star line. New York to Antwerp,
Belgium.
White Star line, New York to Liver
pool, Cape Town, South Africa and South
American points.
Compagnie General Transatlantique
(French Hre), New York to Havre and
Paris direct.
Dominion line, Montreal and Boston to
Great Britain and Ireland.
Letters Of Inquiry promptly answered
We make a speciality of prepaid tickets
from the old countries to the United
States.
E. E. BLECKLEY, P. and T. A..
ia North Main Street, Wichita, Kan.
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FOR SALE-Six-room cottage: bath, hot
and cold water, s, 0C0- Pays 9 per cent
on investment Very desirable loca-
ton. Address Owner" care Eagle.
13-sun-tf
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cottage. q feet. $50.
J cottage. city water. barn.
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FOR SALE-A well-buiit. 7-room house
928 y. Market. Inquire OF owner. j. =,
Johnson i5s y. Main. 1S3-l2t
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED-To sell the I'm
proved Best Incandescent Vapor Gas
lamps. Latest out. Largest variety Of
styles. Largest factory. Prompt ship
nents. Lowest prices. Exclusive ter
ritory Agents coming money. The
4-S-eo sun-4t
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house. modern. % fset.
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AGENTS WANTED-Lady agents, if you
want the best money makers. you must
have our Hygeia Electric Corsets and
Skirts: the standard for twenty years
Address Western Corset Co., ST. Louis,
Mo. 2-11-sun-17t
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WANTED - Immediately, working
housekeeper; German woman preferred;
one strong and healthy, who is accus-
ness; family of four; good wages, and
references required Call 452 \. En-
poria avenue. 1-2tx
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WANTED-Nurse girl and to assist with
general houseWork. Call mornings
706 n. Lawrence. 2-1tS
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WANTED--A good girl for general
nousework- Mrs. c. H. Brooks, 1907 n.
Lawrence avenue PAT
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WANTED-Agents for the best laundry
in Kansas Liberal commission. Ad-
dress Wichita Steam Laundry. EFT
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FOR sALE-ico feet front iron fence.
Address BOX ess. wichita 1lz-ts
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Five lots, southeast corner
Emporia and Thirteenth. and one on
North Main, $50. Dean Gordon. 2-1t
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FOREST CITY.
the Scranton Tribune.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
Forest City. Nov. 2S.--Dr. ID. Dwye,
has received the appointment from
Judge Searle as burgess of Forest City
vice j. +. Gallagher, resigned.
y dance was held in the opera house
last night which was largely attended
and greatly enjoyed. Professor Firth
of Carbondale. furnished music, and
w. j. Collins was prompter.
About sixty have Joined the Book
club. which is now complete. The or
der for the books has been placed and
they will be put in circulation in a
week or two.
No school Thursday or Friday.
Francis p. HOban, of Carbondale,
was business caller in town Wednes-
day.
Y. w. THESE has purchased an in
terest In the blacksmith business of
G. w. Moore. They will move from
Center street to Higgins avenue.
The dancing class will meet again
Friday evening, when the question of
its continuance will be decided.
The funeral Of Mrs. William O'Keefe
took place at 7.45 this morning. Ser
vices were held in st. Agnes church
and the remains We're taken to Homes
dale for interment.
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AVOCA.

Postoftce hours today from 9 to II
a. M. and from 6 to p. m.
Evangelical services are being held
this week at the home of Miss Mary
Hastie, in the North End. j. Hudson
Ballard, of Elmira, is presiding. The
public Is cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Morton are spend
ing a few days New York city.
Miss Nellie Clark has been added to
the corps of instructors at the Inter-
national Correspondence schools.
The funeral of Thomas, the thirteen
year-old son of MI and Mrs. Patrick
Ryan, took place yesterday afternoon.
The pall-bearers We're Patrick Cree
don. Patrick McAndrew, William Fitz-
patrick, William Studders. Thomas
Queeney and David McAndrew. Inter-
ment was made in st. Mary's cemetery.
A social will be held in Sarsheld hall
this afternoon and evening.
Andrew and Charles Druffner are
spending the day hunting at Clifton.
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station at Lyman during the sickness
of the operator, T.. L. Button.
Mrs. Gertrude Goodwin is making an
extended visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Thomas, near here.
The chimney recently built on the
end of DR.. Pickard's looks rather odd,
and yet is very nice.
8. y. Culver has lately been paint
Ing the Methodist Episcopal church and
1t looks very nobby in its dress Of can
ary yellow and orange.
Theodore LaBarr has moved his fam
ily into rooms over Henry Williams
store that were lately vacated by
Pierce Kinney.
Niba Lott has moved into the Albert
Beardsley house, and Mrs. Melvin
Terry has moved into the rooms that
he vacated.
Everyone halls the change of time
on the Montrose branch of the Lehigh
Valley railroad with delight. We now
get the afternoon mail at 1896 In
stead of two hours after dark as
formerly. The morning mail gets here
little after 10 o'clock
Harvey X. Sherman has somew hat
improved in his indisposition so that
he Is now able to be around out of
doors little when the weather is
good.
encouraging reports come from lit
tie Willie Henderson, who is in the
hospital being treated for disability of
the lower limbs.
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TUNKHANNOCK.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

|
| ,Tunkhannock, Nov. 2S.---'rhe Tunk
hammock foot ball team closes it's sea-
son on Thursday with n game with the
| strong High School team of Wilkes
! Barre. The team has had a most sue
cessful season and hopes to finish up
with II victory tomorrow.
Hon. l.. j. Jorden left here for Phila :
delphia today. where he will spen the
| balance of the week.
, The young son of Hon. A. n. Suuie,
is seriously Ill with pneumonia and
| small hopes are entertained of his re-
covcry.
. Jury Commissioner John WALL of
| Beaumont, was in town on Tuesday,
| looking up names to be placed in the
wheel for the next year. The jury
! wheel will be filled on Dec. / for the
ensuing year and the jury for January
| term of court drawn at the same
| time. Elijah 1Iintner, of Mehoopany,
has been appointed to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Commissioners
Horton Wood.
Rev. Walter Dunnett ia meeting with
great success in his meetings at the
Methodist church and they will be
continued throughout the week. a
morning prayer meeting Is being held
each morning at s o'clock, in addi-
tion TO the afternoon and evening SER
vices.
Mrs. KutZ wife of Justice w. s;
kutz. is very i'll. being affected with
neuralgia of the heart. 1t is feared
that she will not recover.
Hon. A. H., Suuier will winter his
horse Sunlight Chimes at the stables
of NJ. l.. Perrin. at Pittston.
James Cosgrove. former resident
of this place, died at the st. Josephs
hospital at Philadelphia last Sunday
He had been an inmate of the Soldiers
Home at Hampton. Virginia, for soma
time previous to his death. and his
family still reside at this place.
$. w. Eysenbach and wife nave re-
turned from a two weeks trip to New
York and various places in the New
England states. They witnessed the
Yale Harvard foot ball game at New
Haven on November q.
The officers OF the new Junior or.
dor of American Mechanics. just or
ganized here, will be installed on
Thursday evening. Nov. 20.
The sale Of the personal property OF
james G. Leighton, by virtue of bank
ruptcy proceedings. takes place at the
farm, Just below town, on Saturday.
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MOOSlC.

Miss Alice Henry and Miss Helen
Ross expect to spend THANKSGIVING in
New York.
Mrs. Carrie Williams, of Ann Arbor
Mich. spent yesterday at the home of
Rev. j. n. Bailey.
y special Thanksgiving home mis-
sionary service will be given this
evening at 7.30 at the Presbyterian
Woman's Missionary society, to which
service all are invited. A social time
will be enjoyed and refreshments
served by the ladies after the services.
Rev. II. s. Armentrout. who has been
assisting in the meetings held this
week in the Presbyterian church. has
been called home by q death in his
congregation. and DR.. Harshaw. Of
West Pittston, will preach at the pre-
paratory services Friday night.
John Close expects to spend Thanks
giving Day in Kingston.
Many young men of our town expect
to spend today hunting.
The entertainment given by the pu-
pills Of Moosic High school yesterday
was q great success.
The lecture on the battle of Gettys-
burg. delivered by DR.. O. l.. Severson
of West Pittston, in the Methodist
Episcopal church of this place on
Tuesday evening. was listened to by u
good-sized and very appreciatve au-
dience. The speaker held his au.
dience spell-bound for about one hour
and half. Occasionally he would re-
late an incident that would cause a
ripple of laughter through the house.
while at other times his description Of
the battle was so vivid that one would
imagine himself at the scene of the
conflict.
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BRADFORD COUNTY.
.ial to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Towanda. Nov. 2S.--Clarence \. Nc
Craney, one of Towanda's young bust
ness men, died on Saturday after a
long illness of diabetes. H. was 33
years of ase and is survived iy a Wife.
Funeral was held yesterday.
The death OF Mrs. Walter q. Tracy
removes from Towanda one os t., most
estimable ladies'. She had been i'll
about one month. She leaves a nus
band. one daughter ana Il son. Funa-
raj Was held yesterday at the house.
Mrs. NJ. II. Wilson, of COudersport. is
liz Towanda for II visit with relatives.
DR.. and Mrs j. t. Cleveland of Can
ton, celebrated their fifti,th wedding
anniversary last week
DR.. j. NJ. Carnochan, of Scranton, is
visiting his mother and other friends
in town,
Franklin Steamer company will hold
a fair and festival in February.
: Orville w. Mosler, a veteran of the
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Power Behind the Throne"

Miss Mildred Holland, who by her womanli
ness and talent has won an enyiabe reputation
socially and artistically in the world OF dram
attic art, has added new laurels by her creation
of the role OF Aria in ''rhe Power Behind the
Throne
In this new romantic drama Miss Holland has
verified the predictions frequently made by the
critics when she was identified with the Au,
gustin DAILY productions, that some day she
would occupy a position in the foremost ranks
OF Americas leading emotional actresses. Ac-
cording TO those who have been fortunate enough
to witness her artistic portrayal OF this extreme,
ly difficult role, that day has arrived.
Miss Holland possesses every necessary requi.
-site TO success in her chosen profession, charm.
ing personality, ambition, enthusiasm, personal
magnetism and extreme talent, and has demon.
s,rated by her portrayal OF tins new and ex-
treinely difficult role that she is possessed OF the
necessary strength, force and reserve power TO
play tragedy ii called upon TO do So She will
be seen at the Lyceum tomorrow night and Sat.
urday afternoon and night,
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A Double Bill.

The patrons OF the Academy OF Music We're
| well repaid for attending the performance yes
terday afternoon at that theater. The Spooners
already have the reputation throughout the
country OF presenting first class plays al popu-
lar prices that equal ii not surpass the original
production Of the pieces. Yesterday afternoon
they gained new laurels in Scranton by pre-
scnting Il grand double bill Tie curtain raiser
entitled Between Two Forts" written by Miss
Cecil spooner, especially for her sister, was
very pleasing and the afterpiecc entitled SIN
l17s," was arranged and dramatized hy Miss
Edna May Spooner. is beautiful story OF the
days OF the revolution
Tile piece affords plenty OF opportunities for
the display Of handsome gowns and settings
the same has been taken advantage of by the
Spooners in the staging of this play, with the
result that their performance yesterday after
noon of "ln l77s' is the prettiest colonial play
OF the season.
Last evening "a Wiie's PERIL was produced.
The speciaties which are a big feature with this
organization, add greatly TO the regular performs
ance. The plays for the balance Of the week
are announced in separate space in this paper
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SpRINGVILLE.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Springville, Nov. 2S.--Two inches of
snow fell here last night.
Edgar l.. Button has been sick ten
days, but is better now, and is out
on the street.
n. II. Sherman is now in charge of
the grocery lately vacated by Robert
S. Wilson.
The heaviest rain that has visited
us since last winter came Sunday
night, but yet not enough to replenish
wells, many of which are dry.
Miles Prichard has been on the sick
list but is now at work again.
Robert Wilson has had the western
fever long time, and last week he
got up start for Red Lodge, Mon
tana. Perry II. Lyman. his brother-
in-law, went with him, Stanley Ly-
man. a brother of Perry. has been at
Red Lodge several years, and has been
here on visit. and the others went
with him on his return.
Miss Leda Terry Is slightly ill this
week. and is not able to be out.
Ben Scott has been running the milk
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ment yesterday. School will be closed
today and tomorrow.
Miss Alice Brown is I'LL.
Mrs. @. r. Ace has removed her
family to Mrs. Benjamin Richardson's 3
house on Front street.
Mr.. Walter Naylor Will occupy Mr..
q. Richards house. corner of Front
and Church streets.
Class No. of the Brick Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school will hold u
social at the parsonage on Monday
evening. Dec 3. Numerous games will
he indulged in. such as peanut hunt,
pie race, fruit race. etc. All are cor
daily invited.
The Brick Methodist Episcopal and
Primitive Methodist Sunday schools
are busy preparing for the Christmas
exercises.