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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-21
TUNNEL UNDER SEA.
French Engineer Plans to Connect
Europe and Africa.
Would Bore Under the Strait Of lib
raltar-LenEth OF Tunnel Would
BE - MiIeS-COuld Be Conn
plPtcd by 1907.

he state department has received
Il report con>eyin" fnrt her inrorma
ton as to the proposed tunnel from
Europe TO Africa under 1he Strait OF
Gihral1ar. from George IT, Murphy
consular clerk at MagItburg. Ger.
many. Mr.. Eerlier. the French engi
neer. who has submitted the propose
OF this project 10 the governments OF
Spain and Morocco. is said to have
perfect confidence in the feasibility
OF the plan. holding that it presents
no greater obstacles than were en-.
coun'ered in the building Of the tnn.
nelS Of Mont Gents. ST. GOtthard and
Ar'ber2. On the other hand. Mr.. Muir.
phN states that the ventilation of d
submarine tunnel and removal of the
constantly accommodating water are
very Formidable and expensive obsta
cleS to he dealt WITH Nevertheless
Mr. HerIier believes thar by a secret
process OF his own he can srapple with
these difficulties and keep the cost OF
the work at figure not exceeding thai
required by the enterprises at ST
Got hard and .\rIbery. or Simplon. E>
working simultaneously from bo,l
end~ OF the tunnel. he believes the date
OF complexion could be safely placed
at 1907
The proposed length of the tunnel
IS - miles. 20 miles of his under the
sea. Railway connection with Europe
is planned by means Of line follow
ing the Spanish coast and passing
through Tarifa and Ageciras into
France. IN Morocco line would be
constructed from raneier, connecting
with he railway system at Tiemcen
The entire cost of the tunnel alone is
appro\lmateG at over 1923 900 900. an(
OF the entire connecting lines between
Spain and \I"itrs at about S43 800 GOr.
The French press is said 10 critici>e
he project unfavora bly,. on he ground
that Mr. BerIcr has ovcreS1 imatc(
he earning power of the road. and tina
1T seems hardly credible that the pas
senger and freight traffic between
France and Al geria could be diverte,
10 TINS indirect and expensive route.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-21
ALL RUSSIA is ASTIR,
UnprejudiCed Observer Sees Evil
denCes of Forward Movement.
No Longer Fair or True to Describe
the Land Of the Car as OZARK
est Russia" or "Staryine
NuSSia.''

1t has so long been the fashion to
describe the land Of the car as Ozark
est Russia" or "Starving Russia" that
mos! people have e1itficulty in realizing
that there has been any progress in
the empire during the last 40 years ex-
rrp> in population, writes CORE
spon'?en' from 81. Petersburg. An OBJ
server who is no, prejudiced readily
hnds proof Ct the contrary. One who
has open eyes is fairly overwhelmed
with evidences Of q forward movement
a|on" Il thousand lines.
One j. accustomed 10 think St. Pc
1rr>hurv As hard frozen more than
ha!f 'hr year. with the thermometer
'>'''.'> 10 and III degrees below zero.
l'"r>"n~ who think nothing of a WIN
ter IN st. Paul. Duluth or Canada re-
turn from a short riS;t o Russia with
'he most exaggerated notions of the
intensity OF I1> winter. The Russians
are themselves to blame for this. The
houses are constructed with double
WINDOWS. which are rarely opened ex-
cePf IN midsummer and are hermetical-
~ scale" except for small air holes,
which. in the windows of the better
class OF houses, are opened only day.
ne windows were all sealed up two
months ago. and in spite Of the fact
nat the thermometer has registered
'ree/1n9 weather only two or three
days of the present autumn and winter
Your correspondent has seen native
russians run from a room where the
wine oW was opened for moment a.
from pest house. Wint er terrors van
!>h "pon closer inspection. Col. Ho}-
IoNaN. the consul general of the Unit
eo states. who has lived here three
years. mas never known the thermom-
eter 10 register below ten or twelve de-
Yrees of cold. and is comfortable in the
consulate. with no more clothing than
ne wore in his indianapolis home.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-21

t he answer from ull-
other watch tower
of Z'on: awake,
Awake! .Awakt!!'
And then from an
OF her tower, AND an
OF her, Till ON would
think the gates Of
Heaven were open
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-21

Twas the night before Christmas and all
through the house
Everybody was sleeping as still as a mouse
No stockings were hung and no presents
prepared.
No ChristnIas-,res ordered, but nobody
cared:
Or al least no one seemed TO be troubling
himself.
No turkeys were killed. no mince pies or
the shelf
No bright berried holly was wreathed or
the wall.
No mistetoe Dough had been hung in the
hall
Twas surely the night before Christmas
and yet
Everyone in the house seemed this fact &c
forget.
But this happened in Norway, 50 nothina
was wrong,
For their night before Christmas is jus,
six months long.
Carolyn Wells. in Judge.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-21

woman beside a
manager clasps her babe to her bosom and
looks up in ')oseph'< face and with culver.
ing lips Whispered: 'Dcc~ IIerod know?'
And so there is reason for this great
land calls to island and nation responds to
nation, and continent halls cont nent, and
hemisphere sa]utcS hemisphere. We know
why the world heaves it's hosanna like an
Atlantic surge over the battlemcnts Of glory.
Watch the old sexton OF the ancient cathe.
dral lie rises ahuu, -four o'clock and trims
his lantern. We follow HIM down the
street and up the Hill, and suddenly before
MS, out of the gloom Of the carly morning,
rises the great Gothic temple. The door
closing with haG~ >,a>l> 4 long roll Of
echoes mp and drWn 'hr rhurch ;.i>icS ]ik,
a drum call. He climbs INC h' |tly steps and
sets his lantern in Inc recess 81 a window
and long thin ray shoots from it across
the church and tile >'u' l;u,rd faces Of
many saints are lighted mp. It is five
O clock. The sexton CLASPS rope, bends
his body and bows his knees till they touch
the floor, suddenly drops the rope and it
swiftly runs urwArd and the tower >rem.
bles and the great bell, like huge gun,
booms: "Awakc!' ftc grasp> another rope
and rings second bell in the chime which
repeats the me~>a4" OF the first: ".\WAke! y
The bell ringer "','>p> another rope, and
rings a third bel. and it responds:
"Awake!' Then al! Is still. But as the
music dies upon Ihc air, far away comes
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-21

Her Honor ON the Bench.
Police Judge Neiswanger, Of Alment,
Kan, is 4 woman.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-21
tearing Helped by Telephone.

1t has been ascertained by expert
ments that persons who use the tele-
phone haDituallv hear better with the
left ear than with the right. The com.
mon practice of the telephone COM
PanleS is to place the telephone 50 that
It will be applied to the left ear
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-21

INK "Ht ny one 'UI
the church triumphant was listening to
the situation: awake. put on thy
strength. ., Zion, put on thy beautiful gar.
ments, Jerusalem the holy city, break
forth into JOY, for the Lord hath comfortcd
His people. He hath redeemed )erusalem.'
Look at that cd bell ringer as he listens
to the music of the bells on Christmas
mornings and see the tears upon his cheeks
and ask him what i, all means, and he will
answer: "|e>u~ Watch the organist IS
he sits 1T his inst rumCnt and bows his head
for moment. Is IT any wonder that he
thought ru<hos over his soul, as an inSpira.
ton from on high: "Here beneath my fin.
gers are thousand voices and never 50
willing to speak as on Christmas morning
when the theme Of THEN praise is Jesus"
And if ever ministers Of the gospel feel that
their pu|pt~, however humble, are a
throne, and that their Talents are enlisted
as ambassador OF a king. it is to-day when
they can talk of Jesus And behold the
multitude that is Keeping holy day. Roman
pontf1 and Greek patriarch, Protestant
bishop and dissenting preacher, all join
hands as did the wise men and offer
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-21
lndiSDensNbIe.

Mr.. Bilus-What are you going to give
Bessie for Christmas present?
Mrs. Bi]us-I think shall give her full
length mirror for her room
Mr.. Bil]us-That settles the question
easily enough for me- shall give her
tough and durable floor rug to 60 to the
front Of it.-Chicago Tribune.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-21

tiphonai chant by priests standing in their
stalls. Truly this day belongs to no Sect
and to >'trd, ard >n no party But the
reason, we celebrate the day is that Jesus
came to all. lie belongs TO all. He untes
us ALL He loves all And we love Him.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-21

their gifts 10 Jesus.
Avenues Of our
great cities thronged
W t h worshipers
going to hear the
story as told by eIo-
qurnt lips, as sung
by the great boy
choir of old Trinity
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-21
statistics of the Brttish Electinn

At the last general election in
Great Britain $4,000 votes were cast.
at an average of 80 cents vote for
legitimate expenses. In the English
counties the cost was 81 % and in the
boroughs 60 cents.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-21
A REASON FOR CHRISTMAS
BY Frederick E. Hopkins. D. D.

(TW|| HERE is a r'I~un Tor everything
|% good and I'l everything hal. For
~ J everything hal succeeds ar; tverv-
thing that fails. I there j il reason for every
peal Of laughter, aui l"r every moan of sor-
row. A reason why H., 70 arc holly wrcaths
in the windows on lhI~ >dc the street and
Grape hangs on tn. ,r,, .rr,.>~ the way.
A reason why the n1u,;.|.I .,,,; That hung
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-21

over h!chcm is
covHtcd with gold
as when the full
moon shines upon
the sea, and angels
are singing their
"G]ory to God in
the HIGHEST and a
l(A>on why a pale
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-12-21
} New Zealand Currency
Her Honor on

New Zealand. unlike it's six sister
colonies, has no currency of its own.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16
CLASSIFIED
WANT s


FOR sALE-At a great bargain:
Lots =, II, block p Schnitzier's aoditi-
ton TO Wichita
Lots Z. 9, block >, Gordon street, J. Q.
Davidseu's addition.
Lots s 10 .. 81. Lock street, J. 0. Da-
Wilson's addition.
Lots 5 10. in book ., and q, s..
Lots a. Is. IS. %. q Armstrong avenue,
Humphrey & PooFs addition
Lots ]. 8. .. T. block J. H ghland add
Lots "a s., S. 100 1o2 l0i 10 JOS 10
IL, ia, I16, Beacon street, Ferrills sub
of Ferrill's Fourth addition.
Lot u. Bonn avenue, FOTd's Second add.
Lot S. Topeka ave, Lawrence Ave.
Lots 20 2. a. 10. q. o. Belmont avenue.
and lots %. . q. Fulton avenue, all IN
Belmont addition.
Lots >. J. block 2. Frisco Heights, on
Dickens street.
ingston's sub in Frisco Heights add
Lots 2 l. g. s. 10 - a. IL block ,
Dayton avenue, Bucks Second add
Lot i, IarleLon ave, steele & SnlFSly s
sub of lot 6, Tarletcn add.
Lots y, -, Spence street, Sites Bros
addition.
Lot 1926 Larimer avenue. GreiHenste. rs
Eleventh addition
Lots 90. 81, Maple street, Bower add
Lot ., Texas ave. Humphrey add.
Lots 81. So Whitney street, Kirkpat-
rick's Third addition
Lots 4, 1s Is, p. Martha street. Kirk
Lots II. Is. Usage ave- Taylor Bros
add.
Lot %, Oak street, slaven's add.
Lots 4, 5. and east 20 feet of lot 3. Cen
trail ave, Smyth's SUD
Lots 10, 2, Second street, Oliver &
Blackwelder's sub.
Lots 43. 10, A.. 40. 81, 50. Boyston ave,
and lots %, p, p, p, Mosec ave, all In
Lois 1e. IS %. 2. Maple ave. Afdrch
q PauFs sub.
lot I, Central, and 10, Francis, How
Lots 2, Il, Lucille ave. Central Avenue
Lots q, q. Hillside ave. knights sub.
Lots So, g, Fannie ave, Ross add.
Lots IS. IS, Water street, IIlfOrd' S add
Lots IS. So, Reserve G, Mccormick ave.
Glendale add.
Lots g. Il. i2. Is. Mccormick ave,
Lots s.. 50. DAYTON ave. Glendale aid.
Lots Is, 90 2. a, Mccormick ave,
Lawrence's Seventh add
Lots ], 8, ., Z, block 6, NJ l.wood ave,
beth ave. and lots Q, H. block /, Eliz-
abeth ave, all in Wheeier's add.
Lots Is, %, Vine ave, block F,
Wheeler's add.
Lots SO. s.. 90, Power street University
Lots 81, g. Il. 70, rs block I. Wildwood
ave. Princess add.
Lots 1913 los, Gold St, Rock Island add.
Lots Is, H. 70, q, Waco ave, Smith &
Stover's add.
Lots p. q. Emporia ave. S. Lawrence
Avenue add.
Lots 2, -. Msley ave, Ransom &
Kay's Second add.
Lots ia. 116, 146, 142 $50. Mosley ave,
Ransom & Kay's Second add
Lots 90, 81, SO. 81. Fannie ave. Strong s
add. ALLISON & DICKSON.
% Sedgwick Building
25-2t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16

FOR SALE
A modern. a-r1om house. 20 feet Waco.
9Th block. ore.
ls91 3 Lawr nee. 5-ro0m cottage -
feet. east 'front.'. fruit shade Stoo.
1923 santa Sc. rooms, 10 feet. VIII ret
p per cent. S-a.
1872 s Emnora. s rooms. 10 feet. $500
SiX-ro1m cottage. tH feel. 9Th block So.
Francis. east 'front.'. c1e-h1if casa,
81 Gen.
Four-room cottage 90 feet. barn ia
block s. Emroris. siloa.
Ftve-rocm cottage, % feet. 81 biocS.
Cleveland SsH.
Four-room erttaee. a0 feet. Orchard
street West Side $500
Five-room cottage. CD feet ca block.
Ellis $50
Five-room cottage 51 feet Barn Trs-
mont. $50 GEO e. HENRY
I'll y. Market
SIT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16

FOR SALE-10O feet. corner Central and
Lawrence, east front. Price, $500 j.
NJ Knapp. 306 Sedgwiok block Pilot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For Sedgw. ok
county property. 20 acres, finest dairy
farm in Ness county, water ineEnf ~ e
tble at = feet; TWO creameries with a
three miles. 10 acres, well timDereI,
fin Jefferson Co. III. $3.50 ger acre.
Several farms IN Sedgwick county and
all kinds Of city property. j. + Sites,
Room 81. Biting block 15-ltx
FOR sALE-Deslrsble lots along car line
on College Hill Room l. ever l49 n
Emporia or phone 5s5- l5l-tf
FOR SALF-Real estate. We have some
choice bsTeains. List your propfrt1e
with rs. We have cash buyers. Med
erlsnder & Co., over 20 y. Main.
FOR SALE
Lots in ali parts OF the city.
Acre property, from TO IS acres in
If you want TO buy home, cal at
the g. K. Spencer Realty CO.
II you want your home insured IN
@. X SPENCER REALTY co.
~ +. D3uE as.
s5-sun-tf
FOR sALE-Cboice vacant lots
- feet. northeast corner Twelfth and
Us feat southeast corner Thirteenth
6 feet southwest corner Thirteenth
. feet. " Doue.asl. east u Wichia
feer. = FEET south southeast corner
Main and Tenth. soc
. feet. Central east ~ creek. f
e feet. Lewis, opposite Carlton hoo,
81 feet southeast corner william and
Emporla- $3.50. = T. SPEeSf Ea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16
ASSIFIED
WANTS

FOR SAIE-Very nice groom cotta-s
and lots, al in gOod repai-, en- Col-
leSe Hill Room J. Ia y. Empo Ia 2
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16

FOR SALE-New 3-room house and IS
feet of ground l5l5 W. Douglas
Silk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16
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WAN S
90 %@%& @@ %%@~

FOR RENT-Six-room cottage, e06 s.
Topeka; modern throughout. Inquire
512 S. Market street 2s-3x
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16

FOR SALE-The lease and furniture Of
one of the largest hotels in Oklahoma.
Horace Humphreys, Kingfsher, O. T.
H-6t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16

T 0f- = 7-aaf-4- ~ 2 nav a ~ raf-Ge "A n
for sale a. reasonable prices ard uuol
easy terms WHINE x WINE Wlcts.a
Ken 81
FOR SAI.E-158 feet 51c feet from
Lczlsus avenue Fit5 cottages Zs ana
-rrrcriz- ca c. property zen
So PEP month. = "a = Spencer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16

FOR RENT-Good hotel, doing good
business. For particulars address IN -
Box $685. FL Dorado. Kan. 26-3tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16

FOR SAI.E-299 Ellis avenue. 1-rGom
home, 90 feet. cellar. city water baru
rents OF SEQ. taxes $500. A raj
bargain at $l,1f3. so cash, balance p
years. z per cent Reese d Co.. Ir2 j.
First street Phone ~. z6-6t
FOR sAI4E-seven-room house. newly
papered, painted and repaired through
out No 1l9 ". Pin street Rents
Sl25a. Price. 1921 Hewlett d.
Wheeler. ls-th-sa-sl-tu-tf
FOR sALE-EiFht-room brick house
nearly two acres ground. ON on Sc
Hill near electric car line. GOOD Wpi' d.
cistern. barn. and fruit Prics SO
on FMS ailments 81 desired anchor
Trust Co, l33 n. Main. 1f-ltE
FOR SALES n. Mead, rooms. q
feet rents az 50. price. 1855. 81 or
more down balance payable about as
rent. Dean Gordon li-su-we-tf
FOR sALE-A brick business store. O.
5a-fo 2 Z. ont 2-sto-y brick block $50
Livery stock iu city.
one Of the best residences On y To-
neka. modern 9i.154.
F0ur-ro0m cottage and % feet. blocks
from post flee 81 e0
Many vacant lots near packing house.
cheap.
9s7 y Market. 6-room cottage. q feet.
$3.50
Vacant lots east n creek cheap.
Eight acres. West SID. close iu 500
10 acres well improved, 600 city. -
- acres vel improved 5000
5S s Fern. s-Ioom house barn. l9i
feet shade. On cken yBra. cheap.
a splendid ranch improved. ner che
god fields. land has advanced 81 o.
cent an around che r9nffh ard fla
owner ~ The rauch nas nor found
out Come ard Gee rfe 80 once. it T11
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16

FOR SALE-le04 y. Water St. / block
from car line. rooms. bath. shade.
barn and 190 feat S2G30: II cash. bal
years ar 6 per cent Reese & Co,
L East First St, phone 49,
Sun-Tues- Thurs-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16

FOR tSALE-Five residences. close in,
renting for SIS a month. 5000 cnlv
S1100 down necessary Pays % PER cent
per anuum on price. Beats business
block for income. Dean Gordon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16
SSIFIED
WAN 7 S
AGENTS. WANTED.

y
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTFD-Agents. speciality,
backed by absolute guarantee TO
stralghten kinky negro hair. Nearly all
profit, and sells on sight Write Bos-
ton Chemical Co. Richmond, Va, for
territory and particulars. 12-l6-ltX
WANTED-Agents new thing; come
soon 81 Z. Douglas, upstairs.
|o4OA
AGENTS WANTED - Corset agents.
There is only one es-thats the
Hygeia, the standard Of the century for
service and satisfaction. o. particulars
address The Western Corset Co.. St.
Louis, Mo. l-I-sun-l5t
WANTED-Ladies or gents as local OF
travelling agents for splendid article !;
commission or salary. Apply Sunday
and Monday, room %, Stem block
WANTED-Agents for the best laundry
in Kansas. Liberal comm ssion Ad-
dress Wichita Steam Laundry 92-tf
AGENTS WANTED-S1O daily TO live
men; we want agents everywhere;
leather suspenders; cannot break wear
out or pull off buttons; sells at sight:
samples furnished free. Cincinnati
Leather Suspender and Belt Co. 3. 49,
Cincinnati o. 12-16-1tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16

FOR SALE-A good business, that will
require a capital Of 5000 business
that is payingsa good per cent on the
money invested. The owner Of said
business is sick and unable to take
wanting to go into business, we would
like to have them see us in regard to
it. Business is located on Doug as
avenue, in Wichita, Kansas. Freeman
&, Freeman, 102 =. Douglas. 2J-2t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16

FOR SALE-422 y Mead 6 rooms. 81
feet. rents at s.. price $500 sl5 or
more down, balance easy paymeuts q;
not much more than rent Dean cord on.
I4-su-yge-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-16

sse12-S9sSge-ee SeSe 90 . o % 9
flake 1t Known
To the People
Through The Eagle
9g%@&&9@& %@%$%%@,%%
Msg>
SgNZQgNy I'D
, \575S5
HELP wANTED-FEN1ALE.
NANTED-A middle-aged woman, to
make herself useful in "a family Of two
VINO would appreciate q GOOD home.
Apply at l6-l n Market Wichita
2s-ltx
FEMALE HELP TANTED-Agents
wanted for HaIeck's extracts. Ferma-
u-ut. profitable easy work. Referenc 8
required The Abilene Drug Co.. abb
lene, kan. 10-1i-zu- thu-6mO
1y-AN,TED-A girl for for homework.
Wellington Hotel 25-1tX
WANTED-A girl for Homework, at SIS
NJ EmpOria. 25-2t
WANTED-A girl, good cook; Germ n
preferred. l0l7 n. Emporia. 2Z-tf
WANTED-Good seamstress. TO make
oFeralls us i. Douglas avenue.
-
WAETED-GirI for general housework
Inquire 1929 N. Lawrence avenue.
81
WANTED-A h0usekeeper. by a widower
with two children a bay and girl: live
near city. Address IS. c. EAGLE
1o-0A
WANTED-Good girl for general house
work Mrs. Blon Hun, S53 Waco.
-
WANTED-A girl about IS to assist in
general housework. 637 N. Topeka
-o-tI
WANTED-GirI for general housework:
good wages; in family of two. Can 402
S. Main. 2l-3tx
WANTED-A middle-aged woman to
keep house FOR about one month. for
two. lolf n Main. 6-ltx
WANTED-Good girl for general house
work. Apply lZ0J N. EmDOria avenue.
20-tf
WANTED-Girl for general housewor
German mIddle-aged woman preferred.
Mrs. Carl Klein, Az Riverview. &-tf
WANTED-GirI for general homework,
in small family. Cali at Az j.. Third
street. 17-tf
WANTED-Au experienced girl, for gem
eral h0usewark Mrs H T. Case. S17
~ Lawrence 5-tf
e.r7r->-7ro>- ny ,.,-,-7,r, ,,-,,r.rD
- -
nurse or for light work for the winter.
care F5sie. ally
WANTED-Position by experienced lady
encas kd5rase 10 r 3 o3ra r. ~
2i-6tT
WANTED-A position as housekeeper
FOR HldoWer lnQu re of Mrs Hawk,
Hawks Boarding House. North Market
" 26-lt
------- ~ T. - - ~ c- - = ~
MALE HELP WANTED-Canvaes ers
and mauaEtrs. VIII furnish You horse
and wagon. permanent no-it ou Adj
dress y. II. g., care Eagle.
1Z-1f-Itx
terms t0 right Ua ties. Tanner 81
--.---- ---------- -.-----.-
W f.+ ,l y, a. ian .l 10 per T,l
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