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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-23
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PACKERS FOOT BALL TEAM
Organized Yesterday From DOId's
Clerical Force


Clerical Force.
The Jacob Dold Packing company are
ever alive to any innovation which will
rebound to the city's fame, improve the
already high standard of their employees,
physical and mental. and keep right up
in line in all channels. Their accounting
and clerical force is a little army Of fine
manhood and athletics are encouraged
among the younger element with the re-
suit that some Of them are away up in
the various manly sports. The latest idea
now we'll on its way Is the thorough or
ganiZation OF a foot ball eleven, the last
details being perfected yesterday. Some
of the members of the team already have
records. either as foot ball experts or in
som other department OF sport. One as a
some other department of sport. One has
a sprintng record made in Batavia, New
York. that has not been beaten by anne
tours. The team is made up OF former
High School and Paramount College foot
ball experts. who have done long service
on the grdiron. They were selected also
With view 10 physical perfection and en-
durance, and Fred bold has spent several
weeks carefully studying the merits Of
each and making a careful pick. Their
packing house life has produced the brain
IN plenty OF evidence and they propose
- show the college bred boarding house
boys what sort of metal they are. on
next Saturday the team VIII 80 20 Newton
ton play the initial game, and on Thanks
g.visg Day a game will Be played in this
city. probably with the Friends Uuiver-
sity eleven. The new ass ociation viii meet
all corners and accept all challenges. They
VII be known as Dold's White Clover
Foo. Bah Team Their badge. official.
1iil De the firms celebrated Diamond
7" trademark. and the two yells are as
follows, North. East, South and West.
i It's Dold's Il IS the best" The other Is.
Dewey 6i1 Il on May first. now It's
Dold's Ham Sausage. Lard and Weinner
Wurst" Fred Do'd has been elected man
aser and viii personally accompany the
boys on al tours. Superintendent Darri-
grand has been earnestly solicited 70 &C
cept the arduous duties Of mascot, and
chief bouncsr. as his giant form vii e.
fectually silence any kicking by the opDo-
si,ioE- The teams personnel s as fol-
iows; Ell Bump center rusa; Clyde Fa-.s.
,=ft guard. Geo. Kinney. left tackle. Sflir-
ley Jocelyn. 3ef, end; Geo. Phillips. rght
guard Ear. Brooks. r.ght tackle and
captain; Dan Myers. right end; Minor
Myers, quarter hack: spug RicHter. right
haif back; Cs-i Rogers. iefS haf hack.
WIZ Horton, fun hack.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-23
That joyful Feeling

WITH the exnilarating sense OF renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli-
ness. which follows the use Of Syrup Of
Figs, is unknown 10 the few VINO have not
progressed beyond the old-time medicines
and the cheap substitutes sometimes Of
fered but never accepted by the we'll
informed. Buy the genuine. Manufac-
tured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-23
BuckIen's Arnica SaIve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptons. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by q. Gehring.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-23
CAREY FOR STANLEY
Was Born and Raised a DEM
ocrat But Is for Home Man.
FOR LEEDY TWO YEARS Ago
Has Known Stanley for Years
Is Reason He Supports Him.

Mr.. Charles w. Carey. cashier Of the
Bank of Commerce, and lifelong Demo
crat. was seen yesterday after banking
hours.
Mr.. Carey, I understand that you are
going to vote for Mr.. Stanley for governor.
Is that SOP
You have been correctly informed. l
viii cast my vote for MIR. Stanley"
Did you vote for Mr. Leedy Two years
ago?"
Yes"
What are your reasons FOR voting for
Mr.. Stanley this Year,"
There are several"
81 wish you would state some Of them
We'll first, 1 intend to vote Tor Mr..
Stanley because he is essentially Wichita
man. / think that our interests will be bet
ter cared for; that we will get more; that
the town will be benefited to an extent
that man from another town cannot or
does not give US Mr.. Stanley has lived
here for years. We all know him; know
just what he will do. We have confidence
in him. He is a skilled lawyer. q good
business man. He will know just what
bills that are passed by the legislature TO
sign; know what bills to veto. In fact 1
think ne will make an ideal governor.
shall vote for him and will use what in
fiuence 1 have to get my friends TO sup
port HIM"
What do you think his majority
will be?'
II haven't thought OF majorities. but
1 think he Will be elected by a good big
majority. IL 1 can judge from the great
number who will vote for him, and who
two years ago gave their suffrage to
Leedy. My principal reason in supporting
Mr.. Stanley is because he is a Wichita
man"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-23
BURROUGHS EXTENDED
Boys Of the Twenty-First Can Vote
at Home

The furloughs of the Twenty-frst Kan
sas boys have been extended to Novem-
Der 10, two days after the election. This
will give all the men chance to vote at
home and then report to camp at Leav
enworth for muster out in good time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Miliison are in the
city visiting relatives and friends. Mr..
Mnlison has been absent from the city for
three years, in New York City. where he
is connected with the Associated Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-23
AS TO THIS NECK OF WOODS

80 Of them 80. I I'M. .
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-23

the selling-and we've not been disappointed.
ing the Suit and Overcoat business of Wichita.
values and little prices do it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-23
JOINS LYCEUM COURSE
Wichita Eupetian Qujutette Will
Tour the Country

Mr- Hal Mccoy. manager end member
OF the Ethiopian ouintstce OF this city.
which has gained = high reputation u
raEsleal circles left las, night for Omaha
where he VII visit tor = few days when
h WI 20 O. 20 Chicago where hs wfI
book ssle Qulatette W.sh g Lyeeun BIZ
rsau-
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

SINCE it was seen" by q promi-
nent Rio Grande Wolcott republi-
can, the Creede Miner realizes il
apparent inconsistency. and pro-
ceeds to apologize a. follows:
Some seem to think that our
support Of the Silver Republican
ticket and the apparent antagonism
to Charles 8. Thomas will lose
some votes for Billy Station and
Billy Sloan - the natural conclu-
sion will be that these geutlemso
are opposed to the fusion ticket
etc, ETC., but such is not tho case.
The two Billies have nothing to do
whatever with the policy Of this
paper and neither are they respon-
sible for our editorials. We are
supporting them because We b.
lieve with Major Wason that they
are the best men. We also believe
that tho Silver Republican party
ticket 10 the best ticket and ~
support that. Don't hold the Bill
lies responsible for our actions,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22
CLARK W. ROE.

The nominee Of the populists,
silver republicans-that is the Tel
Ter republicans-and who is sup
ported by the democrats outside
of Hinsdale county, will in all
probability be the next state sena-
tor from the 18th district. MIR,
Roe Is well fitted for the Office,
having been twice elected to the
lower house. During his last term
he served on some of the most i'm
portant committees and secured
the passage of more bills than any
member Of the house. Mr.. Roe
has pleasant faculty of making
friends and of gaining the conf
dence of all with whom he comes
IN contact.
The election of state senators is
of more consequence to the people
of this state this year than that of
governor because it reaches out
into the national campaign of 1900.
State senators who are elected this
year will vote OH the election of
the next United States senator.
And herein lies the importance of
electing a man who is known to be
true, incorruptible, and able.
Above all things it becomes sill
yer men to vote against the candi-
dates supported by Mckinley re-
publicans aud backed by Wolcott
money. Such men may make pre-
tensions that they will never sup
port Wolcott for reelection, and
they may be honest in their pro-
fessions, yet it is never safe 20
elect men to important positions
who will owe their election to the
votes Of the enemy. If Mr.. Roe
is elected it will be in spite Of the
Mckinley votes and in spite of
Wolcott Doodle. Hence there eau
be no question as to how every
populist, silver republican aud
democrat in this district should
vote forstate senator. Every dem
ocratic vote cast for Farrell is a
half vote for Wolcott.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

Senator Francis Carney of Ou-
ray, the silver candidate for lieu
tenant governor, has been recog-
nized az the leader of reform in
the Colorado state senate. He u
union miner, a man respected BY
all at home, and in the senate
dreaded by the jobber; and hono.-
ed by his associates as q conscieu-
tious gentleman of rare ability and
strict integrity. Pueblo Press.
Hon. Clark w. Roe is another
good man whom the people can
safely trust.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

some fellow has started the story
that G. w. Roe will, If elected,
vote for Wolcott All the conven-
tions that have nominated Mr.. Roe
for the state senate adopted reso-
lutlons pledging him to vote
against the reelection OF Wolcott.
That is the issue and a man who
would disregard the pledges made
by his party and his own pledges
could never return aud look his
constituents in the face. Has any,
body known Of . Broad convention
pledging its candidate to vote
against Wolcottr Certainly not;
but there is a tacit understanding
that their candidates will. il elect
ed, find some excuse to vote for
him two years hence for re-elec.
ton,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

"PoLITIcs makes strange bed.
fellows" The position Of the
Creede Candle is strange. It sup.
ports the fusion state ticket headed
by Thomas. presumably because q
fusion OF all the silver forces 10
necessary this year in order to give
black eye to tho gold bugs and
especially 70 defeat Ed Wolcott,
the representative OF Mckinley
rcpublicanism--for reelection two
years hence. Upon the election Of
state senators tho whole issue OF
this campaign lies, aud here the
Candle supports q candidate who
can have no possible hope Of being
elected except by the votes OF the
Mckinley republicans.
Every candidate for state senn.
tor. who is elected by Wolcott re-.
publicans nnd by Wolcott. Han M
money, will come pretty near vot.
inx for Wolcott two years hence.
he will manage 10 find some ~x.
cuse for staying with tho men VIII,
elect him 70 Office. The mere fac,
that = man expects to be elecscd ,c
Office by Mckinley republicans
ought TO be sufficient ruasou for nj
true silver men 70 vote for tl,t
other candidate.
Ia this district g. ". Ho~ Il
known 70 b trus 70 his pMfts
sIous. and . very eonscisntiou'
man. As cannot b bought o
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22
ELECTION NOTICE.

In nccor,i~,-, with 'h. pr~,vi.icns .f i;.ciion
y. cha ter XNNIv ~ the General S'nin'"- of
given that u srnorui clccfton Win hn !" III IA tir
several p-"c'nct. IN the county az no
t;ranic, state 81 ,,clo,ndo, o." Tuesday.
W which time ihcrr viii be- .lss'rd the follow
Ing state. county ANA precinct nlh's'r-. 'o.~ii
One ltrpre sentative IN the LNi ,'onur'-- al
the Tinted statcs Tor the ttsSnd Cuperrs-ion.
Onc Governor of the Biat" Of Colorado.
one ilru'enant'io Governor or the Stat" Of
1ne ss.rrcsgry ot State.
Onc HsAi~ Treasurer.
One Auditor OF kts'r.
One Attorney General.
Ote superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Two ilrvrnis at 'hc tnivcrs,iy nt toio'iaio
One tts.scut of the tntecr~ity of Colorado e.
MI vacancy cAnsc.i by iss resignation OF :. a
On: state senator for ~. rif,rcn,h Senate
10 sucs~rd Hon. fr.nk & nosiy.
One ucinl,cr 81 the Mo,.r oi Wrprr.cn',n
Un~ County Comnl.ssoa~r for tho Third
On~ County Judge.
Ono Justice Of the Pcacs for tho nr.t jusiics
sns Constable for ,h~ ar., Justice pr-cInc,
Ons Jussip~ os the i'rsSs for the .econd Jus
o Sas stis. siosss.s.- for The ssoond Justice pre-
One Jus..es OF the rssss for the third Jus
tpsS SSnGsSeai,i~ for shs third Justice prrcincs
TIE question Of striklnS " portion OF
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0raN6s, So-Wta. cAan4iuU tks iinr lstwccn salt
cpwnslpa - rua ~ fO,kpes. vlai -1erttnninf q
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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

AS FOR the support of democrats
on the fusion ticket. We believe tho
popullsts will stand by their bar
gain at Colorado Springs just -
we'll and As firmly a. will either
OF the other parties. Whyf Be-
cause they consented to the union
that the gold power might be driv-
en- from Colorado. not because
they wanted few offices, and the
motive is the same today. Had il
been Office the pops wanted they
would either have had governor OF
went it alone, but that was not the
object.-Montroee Enterprise.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22
DANIEL FARRELL.

At last reports, Mr.. Farrell, who
holds the democratic nomination
for state senator in this district,
insists on staying IN the race. His
candidacy carries with it the sus-
picion that he is backed by VOL
colt influences.
-Four jears ago this district in a
three.cornered fight cast LAT demo-
cratic votes and was carried by the
populist party by a majority over
all other parties. Mr.. Farrell
knows this is q populist district
and il he were actuated by unsslf-
ish motives he would cast his in
huence for the popular candidate
of the silver forces, Clark W. Roe.
Mr.. Farrell is fully aware that it is
the desire of the leaders Of his
party that he withdraw from the
contest and not stand a. a STUN
bling block in the way of complete
harmony and cooperation Of all
the silver forces in this district.
And We believe that Mr.. Farrell
will not disappoint his party nor
endanger the silver cause by d.
viding the silver vote.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

The Lake City Phonograph re-
ferr to Hon. G. W. Roe - Of mo
diocre ability. Mr.. Roe introduced
a railroad bill at the last session oe
the Legislature and pushed Il
through both branches aud It b.
came Law. That bill affords The
state 5000 TO $4,000 additional
revenue.
The editor OF the Phonogrsph
expects to occupy = place In Tie
next Legislature. and IL he can do
hnlf m much for tho state - NJ.
lioc has done his coustisasuts
ought 70 feel proud OF their repce.
seutAt,ves.
Clark W. Roe ,ntroducsd aud
pnsscd moro bills ct the Lest 49,
sion Of the Legislature than cay
other member. Nr. Roe doss not
consnme ~ much time IL making
"spr~a.l eagle" spsschss - sons
m.n, but he gsts 10 hIs work eli
the tame.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

B. Clark Wheeler has silver
emblem. Southern planters arc
getting AZ cents for their cotton.
b. Clark is bothered to know what
to do with his emblem and the cot
ton growers are worried to know
what to do with th-ir ~ cents.
There isn't enough to do anybody
much good.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

The Mckinley republicans in
state convention pledge their SEN
ators aud representatives to move
the soldiers home from Monte
Vista. They hope to get the old
soldier vote by 30 doing. Station,
or whoever the candidate may be,
will pretend to disregard this
pledge in order to get the support
of Rio Grande county and at the
same time his hackers will call the
attention of the inmates of tho
home to the resolutions of his par
ty platform. It will be, now you
see 1t and now you don't, anything
to catch votes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

IT Is generally supposed that
Henry Wolcott will be the caudi-
date for governor on the so-called
silver republican ticket in tho
place made vacant by the resigna-
ton Of Simon Guggenheim. The
matter will be kept secret as loug
Us the law allows in order to fool
as many silver republicans as pos
sible.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

We understand John Shaw's po-
sition is to keep the Home here
and make it pleasant for the in
mates. If there are any obstacles
in the way OF making the home
enjoyable they should be removed /;
if amusements are required they
must be provided.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

A LITTLE Wolcott b,,odle has
given the Creede Miner "Billy"on
the brain. 1t is BILLY" Station
and "Billy" Sloan. A little dough
rolled thin spreads over u large
pie counter,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

DoN'T be uneasy because the
load don't move the first time you
pull. The populist doctrines are
being accepted by the people.
whether they come into the party
or not.-Press.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

The democratic state committee
have done all in their power to
unite the silver forces on Roe and
it is therefore the duty OF populists
to support Thomas aud the whole
fusion ticket.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

1HE democrats expect the popu-
lists to support Charley Thomas
for governor, and yet, in many in
stances, they are not fair in the
treatment of populists. This sen.
atorial district. for instance, is
populist by $50 majority over both
the old parties, and are Of right
entitled to name the silver candi-
date to represent the allied forces.
But this the democrats will not
concede and insist in keeping Mr..
Farrell, OF Hinsdale, in the field, or
at least he and his friends do.
Four years ago the vote in this
district was as follows: Waite.
2GG6; McIntire, 2lGG; Thomas, lat.
The populists had a msjority Of
1853 over both Of the old parties.
Democrats must not expect the
Chicago platform is going to cap
,ure the populist party all at once.
Tho democratic party has record.
aud by that record it must be
known until il makes another rec
ord. While out OF power the dem.
ocru,s were much better silver men
than when they were IN power.
When the Chicago platform WAS
frsmed il was not expected the
Democratic pnfty would come into
power in 1896. aud consequently
would not be called upon to make
good my OF it's promises. There
is no why OF judging n party tx.
cept by i,s record when ia power.
1T Is hard at this ti,ne 10 tell
just whnt the business outlook ia.
Money in large smounts in being
gathered into the public treasury
aud IL consequently taken out oi
the channels OF trade. On I'll.
other hand tho popular loan" il
getting into the hands Of tho na.
tional banks and ia being used by
thcm 10 expand the bank circulA
ton. So that tho expansion of tn,
currency by bank imitation abou
equals the hosrlinH. Banks sr,
initiating the currency faster thar
Il would 10 possible 70 do by th,
free coinage of silver and II th,
process Of imitation continues unit
the popular loan" 10 all utilisst
and the boards 6ud their way int'
The channels Of trade the busines
os the country must Improve dur
Ing the next year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

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Ns-as " thstt swN an6 Qa6eG4 00H0 6h
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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

bribed and there can be NO excuse
for any populist, silver republican
or democrat for throwing his vote
away on Station. Farrell, Sloan, or
the two or three other candidates
for state senator in this district
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

ADOSo ~ luSss mASk6t tatos.
Bullion rctorted, melted, assaycd, and
bought and sold.
Min. and Mil machinery and supplies
furnished with estimates.
Plans OF Mills or any Mining Works
furnished with estimates.
Reports II Mines, Management Of
Mines, and Reduction Works. Treat.
msnt Of low Grade Ores speciality.
Under. ground mining. Surveying and
valuation Of mining properties.
Chemical analysis made of all sub.
stances.
BniSG IN Alt rnE cuRiosiTiGs IN ROCK
yOu CAN viND.
a..
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-10-22

eU.firvi elias. roundry and Machine Rhof,s In
o. repairsd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-11

colega eel Buscape, lie telegraffan desde la
Carolina, avisando.e que &c ha celebrado sllf
una gran manifestation, proclamandose alcaide
del pueblo don Federico Torregross en- medic
del mayor orden. Don Valentfn Berrfos, in.
t6rprete de los americanos muy estimado en-
Ia loca!idad, no qaiso aceptar la aloaldfa, por
estimar que lamerece mejor ell senior Tore,
grosa."
-. Sc vende una magnffca casa recien
copstruida J en- sitio centrico de esta capital.
Dsra raz6n don Fernando Montlla Jmenez,
Fortaleza G. altos. 81
=. Don Rosendo Cordero gestiona la for.
maci6n de una Junta de Agricultores en- Ad.
juntss, para defender los intereses de dcha
clase. Muy plausible nos psreoe la idea.
- Los dos siguientes sueltos son de nues'
tro convecino colega .E Pafs,, de gu edici6n
de anoche:
Gal le:r los desm edidos elogios que en-
ola Correspondents" Sc tributan don Lau
rentino EstrelIa como alcalie de Csmuy, &
don Manuel Reyes Ruiz como alcalde de Qse
bradillas, por Gus <msgnf6cas gestioues admi
nistrativas;' los que aqaf oonocen 10 POGO que
dan de sf dichcs seIores, dicen con sorna: Isl
Sc habran transformado con Ia evacuation los
amigos Estrelia Reyes Ruiz!'
"Ha sido NAL informada "La Correepon.
dencia" en- la uotieia que lie dieron de que el
general Mr.. Brock telegrafsra al Jefe del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-11
Gaceta Official de hoy

Secretarfa. .-Decreto disponiendo que 4
partir del dia l6 do los corrientes cese la pu-
bloaoi6n de la xG.cats ofcia!> de efta isa,
quedando rescindido 81 contrato aprobado PR
81 Qobierno en- % de Diciembre de 1896.
-Fomsnto. Idem deolarando cesante d
don Rafael .Mendialdaa, torrero g.. de fa
ros, don Jose Mafloz guarda almacsn dc
sObras pdbicas con opodn todos los beneh
clos & que tengan derecho.
-Idem nombrando don Alfredo Char
bonier para oabrir la plaza de gusrda almacen
de Obras publicaa, cen la categosfa de ofoial
So de Administration ell sueldo anual de
800 pesos y el sobre sueldo de 450 idem.