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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-28

Thee will unquestionably be rush for
seats at Howe's Jewelry Store, sas the
sale then begins for next Thursday night
when the famous comedian, Harry Cor
son Clarke and his selected company,
will present the very latest comedy sue
cess, What Happened to Jones" 1t has
had great run in the east and has with
in the past six months played some four
weeks in the city of San Francisco, thir-
teen weeks in New York, four weeks in
oston six weeks in Philadelphia and two
weeks in Chicago. The most striking
scenes have been made the subject for
elaborate pictorial reproductions in the
leading eastern and western journals, and
it is estimated that one million people
have seen this comedy. The San Fran
cisco Chronicle recently referred to it in
contrast with the farce comedy that is
made to turn so generally upon so in
consequential and insignificant things. 1t
declares that this laugh maker is of the
refinement of farce" and adds: What
Happened to Jones' has several compli-
cations that may be described as scream
ing, and yet they are all most plausible
The confusion between the bishop, the
drummer and the Indian is a very in
genious one, and simply but admirably
worked. The subordinate play in the
plot is just enough to show up the main
complications, ad there were minutes
last night when the audience was most
hilarious" 1t is represented as one of
the brightest, prettiest and most sensible
of all the order of modern farce come
dies, and as it is given here by SUI
periOr company, with elaborate costun-
ing and stage effects there can be no
doubt that all will desire to laugh over
ftc alnc11rIitinc
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ZOE sALE-REAL EsrArE-

SSE ~,
4-rOom house. young orchard nice
shade, close in. this city. Write 80,
Newton. Kan. 6S-ltx
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FOR sALE-4fy residence. COT. Fourteerts
and Fairview avenue. ten rooms. large
halls, conservatory. ~ modern improve
usents. For price. CAL AT residence
MIS- Hannah Alley sz-sgn- Well-sf
FOR SALE-A nice home % rooms
barn. - feet. cement walks ard est
front. facing Hyde's park. No ~ Fsia
avenue, ~. Reese & Co. IL L FIRST
Phone IT. E-ff
FOR sALE-On April isf. ny properfr.
1901 Park Place. all - vacant ara 90
sale. j. rooms. 3 large closets. ua1frv
bath. attic. fBrnace. electric ugHfs 81
house and barn. cistern ard cts water.
insured tlil lsf5l, - ear q al ercsrn-
brapce. Inquire Mrs. = = Brisf5z.
ASsoaic nome si-suf- gsss,.-stE
FOR SALE-By Ir-zel Bros
Two est front sotr r. tha~g haa~E -
S5s1th Topeka avenue. On hIra vr1sra
WITH cement wax fn fr1rt pre- 81
80 Sherwood. Eood E-Foorn xafsaRp.
Sjth strip % g-os4nd - By ~ fesf. r7In-
ring bark 20 Little ATkansxs river
No 81 =. RashlnRt1u. a s~zafsfet z
rom cottage AL ferc@1- go f4af.sr
shade ard fru4L CAL foF particulars
ard price.
" s So & ohEo tn 10 srvss -
wheat. living vac. 80 r. rsas-srss
balance r. clit4Fsfloo- Pr3cs 30
- Avenue A a pretty E-Taorn c1tfazs
witE csl@-. ssth zn1 peaxznt affte
vita = tset Eros1at- Prics. Re
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AGENTS WANTED

- =
" AN I'EI)-Ageuts for the best laun6~v
n Kansas Liberal commission A6
dress Nic1ita Steam Laundry. sg-rf
AGENTsD to < sav 70 fotrod,rs -
greatest discovery OF econn rrfeaI fiz7f
!ng. tuGy equal 70 incaudescsur eIeGf-i-
lgnts write letter. no postal zrszerlF
80 outht free - '. Royal SAFETY
Wick Co C1icazo sa-z.FC-s-- =
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FOR SALE-Dining hall and kitchen
fixtures, almost new, with good business
established. in this city. 500.
Tucker * Dickson, 22 Z. Douglas
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE
@S0~CSoS@S0~oO@O~0~@O0~oO
WANTED-POsition as nousekeeper. by
widow. Address ''E. j." care Eagle.
63-2tX
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY-Wi sci,
my complete Motion Picture Public Pm
tertainmelt outfit, with large advar-
Using bis and everything needed
cheap for cash. AL first-class and vii
show large motion pictures natural as
life No experience required 10 operate
i. Have made $50 TO 500 per week
Best Of reasons for selling. Send mis-
ad- and address Drawer 146, Chicago.
1-I4-suu-4f
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THE RAYS hot OLD TIME"

4 clever company OF comedians, dancers
and singers in that successful farce COM
edy "A Hot Old Time Will be the attrac
ton at the Crawford theatre soon. A
laugh is promised every minute The
comedy was written for this purpose;
il IS said TO answer the reuirements. The
purport for "A Hot Old Time is lust an
excuse 10 introduce some Of the latest and
most catchy music Of the day. UNIQUE
characters. numerous specialties OF a re-
fined order and above all the most pre-
teBtious companies ever seen in farce
comedy. The comedy has been the hit Of
the last two seasons and this season ii IS
said 10 be even better than heretofore.
The company has bee1 carefully selected
and includes such clever artists IS John
". jess. the Rajah OF Irish comedians.
". Wallace Black. the phenomenal baSso.
Ada Melrose and Pearl Revare. John and
Bertha Gleason, the worlds greatest
dancers and caAe-walkers. Hyberta
Pryme. singing comedienne and the great
est Of all novelty dancers. Miss Annie 81
Tel, known as the Bounding Antelope"
The announcement that Miss Belle
Archer viii soon visit this city presenting
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WANTED-Salesmen in every county in
Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska; perma-
nent employment; liberal terms Ad-
dress Ottawa Star Nurseries, Ottawa,
Kan. A4-9St
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WANTED-Experienc girl for general
housework. Call mornings. Mrs. S. D.
Slower, 604 n. Emporia. 59-tf
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have found a positive cure
for drunkenness. Can be given secretly.
VIII gladly tell you what II IS. Don't
send money. Mrs. May Hawkins. Lock
Box X. H, 1881 Grand Rapids. Mich.
lI-2-Eun-s9t
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WANTED-Position as bookkeeper and
stenographer; bookkeeping preferred
Address Alletha Wildmere, General De-
livery, City. 63-1tx
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WANTED-Position, by niddle-aged lady.
for general Homework. Address 200 w
Douglas. 63-2tx
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NANTED-Active or silent partner. with
moderate capital 70 enlarge established
wholesaI4 business. State amount svsfI-
able, and address P. o. Box 703 e3-2t
FOX SALE-Stock Of secondhand goods
ana restaurant fixtures, complete 70
+. DOUGLAS. or ". II. Rauch. ~ X
Main street gI7.T
FOR SAL.E-Teed mill: on account Of
sIcknsss n family. good location. ~
wichita. a e Ii" care Eagle
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san ANTONIO

SAN ANTONIO
THROUGH SLEEPER VIA SANTA FE
ROUTE.
First-class Pullman sleeping car leaves
Wichita daily via Santa Fe Route ar :
a. m. Free reclining chair cars on same
train. For folders. rates and reserva-
lions apply to L r DELANYFy.
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FOR SALE, HOMES

We can sell you q nice home. 500 %
80 down, balance monthly. % roe-pz
various locations.
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs

FOR SALE-An elegant modern home. Il
rooms, closets. bath, barn. large
grounds, fine location. beautiful shade
and lawn. $500
Residence, 8 rooms. modern. good re-
pair. large lot, on North Topeka ave
nue., 1900.
Residence, 8 rooms. 5s feet front. four
blocks north, 1900.
Residence. 8 rooms, modern convent
ences' up IN splendid condition. - feet
front, central location. north. 81 20
Residence. 9 rooms. near Riverside mark
less than half the cost 20 build. 8 100
TUCKER d DICKSON. 3oo 4. DouElas.
63-lt
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FOR TRADE-Well improved farm. ad-
Joining city OF Belle Plaine. 10 trade
13r Wicaita property. Apply No. rs n.
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WANTED-Everywh hustlers to tack
signs, distribute circulars, samples. etc.
no canyassing; good pay. Sun Adver-
Using Bureau, Chicago. 63-Itx
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CLASSIFIED
WANTS
FOR TRADE

- -
~ IAADE--one good stable. 10 move
o. lumber 70 build owe fnr raiio----s'st,
clothing. - & Douglas avenue
G-stx
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WANTED-Business men who need book
Keepers or stenographers to write E. II.
Robins, President Wichita Commercial
College, Wichita, Kan 21-sun-tf
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CLASSIFIED
WAN s
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II You Want--
AGENTS.
statesmen.
MALE HELP.
A SITUATION.
FEMALE HELP.
TO RENT A ROOM.
TO RENT A HOUSE.
TO BORROW rlONEY.
30 You Have.
LOST ANYTHING.
MONEY TO LOAN.
FOUND ANYTHING.
ANYTHING TO SELL.
ANYTHING TO RENT.
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Make it Known
TO the People
Through The Eagle.
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WANTED-Girl for general homework.
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WANTED-Ladfes to sew: $500 weel-
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Box 9SS, Chicago, Ills. 63-1t
WANTED-Ladies to sew at home: IS a
week guaranteed. We give bank refer
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cago, Ills. 11-26-sun-52t
WANTED-A female stenographer; state
experience and salary expected. Ad-
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WANTED-Woman to care for invalid
and help with homework. Permanent
nome to reliable person. 1856 Fairview.
6S-1t
WANTED-A girl or woman for general
housework. 1919 E. Douglas avenue.
61-6tx
WANTED-Good girl for downstairs
work. 1857 n. Enporia. 62-tf
Inexperienced girl for general
housework. Call mornings. Mrs. S. D.
Slower, 604 N. Emporia. 59-tf
WANTED-A responsible middle-aged
lady as housekeeper; without children
preferred. n. G.. Leonard, five miles
south, or General Delivery. e3-Stx
WANTED-A middle-aged lady cook. In
quire at 227 n. Water. 5S-7tx
WANTED-A good girl for general house
work In small family. Call mornings.
Ala Campbell avenue. West Side.
5S-6tx
SITUATION WANTED-FFMAI
- y ~ Eve HI1
WANIED-Pos1tion as nousekeeper, by |
widow. Address 'E. j." care Eagle
66-2tx
WANTED-Position, by middle-aged lady, |
Tor general Homework. Address 200 w. |
Douglas. 63-2tx
WANTED-POsition as bookkeeper and |
stenographer; bookkeeping preferred. |
Address Alletha Wildmere, General De- /
livery, City. 63-1tx
as nurse; will go among /
smallpox if needed. Mrs. J. K. Whims, !
residence SOP n. Washington avenue, |
Wichita, Kansas. References given.
6S-4tx
HELP WANTED-MALE.
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WANTED-A female stenographer; state
experience and salary expected. Ad-
dress *. L. NJ" this office. 63-ftx
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WANTED-Ladies to sew at home: IS a
week guaranteed. We give bank refer
ence. Reply with stamp. Box 93S, Chi
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sEDGWIcK BLOCK
LIS East FIRST Street
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HELR WANIED-MiSCELL
WANTED-A man or woman in every
county Tor general managership; others
70 travel and appoint agents: salary
$50 per month and expenses. Also local
workers guaranteed 50 per day Cen
fury. 1913 Market ST., Phila.. Pa.
1-2I-Sun-St
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WANTED-Woman to care for invalid
and help with homework. Permanent
nome to reliable person. 1856 Fairview.
63-1t
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WANTED-A girl or woman for general
housework. 1919 E. Douglas avenue.
61-6tx
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FOR BALE-F1ve-room thouEe. barn.
shade. 20 feet. special bargain. 500: :
room cottage. 50 feet. close in, go. good
terms; Groom cottage. barn 10 faef
how IS this for ST. 90? Vacant Iot on
West Douglas avenue, only tf.2J0: come
quick. / have other business properties
that are decidedly bargains. Come and
see me Heiiar, over S0y=s' store
C1-Ifx
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WANTED-Shorthand and typewritfng
work. For particulars address "E II. !"
this office. 6S-3tx
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FOR SALE-GoOd bottom farm. 1So acres.
close In. $3.50.
Tract. 20 acres. cottage, barn, granSTy.
corn cribs. fruit. $50.
ga acres, on Thirteenth street, $50.
5 acres, choice land West Side, SIS.
2is acres, South Hydraulic. SO.
IA acres. s-rocm house and barn. all up
IN hrst-class condition. fenced. fVu!t.
$3.50
5. acre, with s-room cottage and barn.
close in. 500.
TUCKER s DICKSON. so f. Douglas.
G3-it
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WANTED-We want to pack and store
your household goods, or we will store
any and all kinds of goods. The best
feet, stories high, with elevator prfvi-
leges. Lowest rates. Singer & DonneII.
39-Sun-tf
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MALE HELP WANTED-Men, our ilIus-
trated catalogue explains how we
teach barber trade in eight weeks; fur
nish positions at $50 monthly; present
OUTFIT of tools, allow applicants to earn
tuition and make special inducements
to those from distance; mailed free,
Moler Barber College, st. Louis, Mo.
1-23-6t
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The announcement that Miss Belle
Archer viii soon visit this city presenting
Hoyt's frollickinE comedy a Contented
Woman" VIII be received with delight
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FOR sALE-TweIye-room house. 20 feet.
Is)-acre farm. miles from Wichita.
S220
80 acres. well improved. ! mile from
station. f2,D0
Farms for sale. one-thira down. balance
IL installments. " Z. COOKE.
20 y. Main Street.
E1-ftI
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WANTED-Good girl for downstairs
work. 1857 y. Emporia Gift
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MALE HELP WANTED = Salesman
wanted to carry as a side line Dry
Goods specialties, direct from the
looms To sell the country and cross
road trade. Address Ennalal & Co.
Manufacturers. No. 213 Ionic St. Phila-
delphia, Pa. 1-2S-sun-thu-2t
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE

WANTED-Cash for acceptable ideas.
State IL patented. Address the Patent
Record. Baltimore No. 12-15-312t
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BUSINESS FOR SALE-Ay stock of
china and glassware, lamps fancy
goods, toys, tinware and general mer-
chandise, in a good location 24 Y
Main. A good opportunity for the right
party. My reason for selling is.
want 70 pay my whole attention to nv
harness business, as l am closing out
these goods very cheap at Ny Rscket
w. c. Palmer. 45-st1rEt
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WANTED-Board and room in private
family, at 81. per week, by woman en-
Iloyed during the day. Address "A.
H." care Eagle. 62-2t
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BUSINESS Opportunities

80 :
FOR SALE-Feed mill; on account Of
sickness in family; good location. in
Wichita a Z. M" care Eagle
63-tu-wed-t nll-9tx
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? yE FALL
F3re-r1cEl cottage. - fses close "a ~
Sggsa-To1za cottage. - feet s. Esrnssrrls
FoIr-Tpgn hs1He. x seef T.
FsFe-room c9ttags. . feef eses e--es
FzT-rggr- cottage. cellar. fe~eeas efss
EzrsTs ~. TUCKER 4 DICKSON.
e Z. 1ogE -
XII
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WANTED-Ladies to sew; $500 week
guaranteed. Reply with stamp. Lock
Box 9SS, Chicago, Ills. 63-1t
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FOB SALE-1Op North Tareka ave-sss a
6-roorg cottage. cellar. barn. y fest 70
Reese & Co. 10 = First 'Fseoae -
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Sent free. Columbian Correspondence
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The Lamar register., 1900-01-17

The two editors OF the Denver Post
were shot last week during quarrel
over the division Of SO slush money.
This is about the size of the Denver
dailies, and very little sympathy will
be given them
The Lamar register., 1900-01-17

II the future can he judged by the
past we predict that before the robin 5
nest the Las Animas papers viii be
running I. c. Henry for governor,
and before snow flies they VIII be
advocating neektie party for his
benefit.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-17

England has notified our state de
partment that she will release the
American goods seized by her navy,
and pay damages. The yellow jour.
mails will have to find new scare.
crow to howl at now
The Lamar register., 1900-01-17
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The Lamar register., 1900-01-17

There is a report that the Cubans
are objecting to some of the provis-
ions of the American constitution.
This is a lie on its face, for those lazy
beggars will accept anything that is
labeled provisions"
The Lamar register., 1900-01-17

Bryan has announced that be will
not mix in the Kentucky fight The
Colonel is getting foxy since his
Texas friends took him out sniPe
hunting few weeks ago.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-17

Ladysmith seems to be able to
hold out against all the old "grannIes"
in both the Boer aud British armies.
1t is enough to make one think her
celebrated son John Smith had taken
charge Of her defense.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-17

THE ST. LOUIS GLOBE DEM
oCRAr is unquestionahly one Of the
greatest American newspapers. 1t
has correspondents every where and
The Lamar register., 1900-01-17

With Allen, Blackburn and Ghand-
Ter back in the senate, the people
will again have the ABC Of dam
phoolery, constantly before them.