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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-16
TWO DIVISION POINTS
Of the Missouri Pacific at
Conway and EIdorado.
MAY BE CONSOLIDATED
And the Force of Men Moved
to Wichita.

The runor is current in Wichita now
that the Missouri Pacific shops are TO
be moved mere from Ell Dorado and Con-
way Springs. Whether It started from
The fact that the Missouri Pacific Is go
;ng 10 build its tracks south across Doug
las avenue. or whether II starred among
the railroad men who heard It from higher
sources could not be learned. but it is sig
nifcant-
One of the local officials here when
asked about Ii yesterday. laughed and
said:
II couldn't tell you anything about it,
but We need the shops here. Don't IN
derstand me 10 mean that Wichita needs
She shops. Whether or not the city needs
shops and the men employed in them is
not considered by railroad company
A railroad corporation is like any other
business concern 1t looks out for its
own interests. The Missouri Pacific
needs its shops and round houses here.
One Of the divisions is located at Con-
way Springs. twenty-seven miles south
west Of Wichita and the other at Ell
Dorado thirty-one miles east. Now 1t
STANDS 70 reason tnat II Jle cOiilpdhy
could get these shops already only sixty
miles apart, together in Wichita, it would
be a great saving IN many ways. The
matter has been talked Of several times
but I couldn't tell you whether a move
IS contemplated or not"
All the officials. when asked, denied
knowing anything of the matter, but it
is known thai for the last eight months
the company has been bringing TWO or
three employees at a time here from Con-
way and FL Dorado both. 1t is the general
opinion that rfle Missouri Pacific will
gradually concentrate the two division
forces here
Some force is added to the rumor by the
fact that the company has secured right
of way privileges to extend its tracks
south across Douglas avenue to be among
the business enterprises south Of the
street now, and TO be put there.
Some Of the movements in acquiring
property south OF the avenue has also
renewed the rumor that a big, new de-
pot, such as the company has at Fort
Scott, will be built on Douglas at no very
distant time
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TOPICS OF THE TOWN

of the Milwaukee Insurance company, IS
in the city.
Earl Evans has gone to Oklahoma on a
legal "trip.
Cash Henderson IS IN st. Louis on a
short business trip.
g F. Reed went out 20 Kingman last
night on official business.
Mr. Latter a business man OF Chicago
Is visiting Fire Marshal Walden.
o. Z. Smith was in Newton yesterday at
kending to some business affairs.
J. ". Hendry and Charles Hardy OF
Kngman attended the ratification.
Colonel Tom Jackson Of Newton was in
the city last evening TO attend the Stanley
ratification.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O. Davidson arrived
in yhe city Monday afternoon from their
wedding trip.
John Millhaubt went to Wellington last
night to play for a swell dance which was
held there ,ast night
Rev. J. " Funk is home from trip to
Gueda Springs. where ne has been con
Quoting a. series of revival meetings.
George II. TrekeI OF Pond Greek was in
she city yesterday. He was the guest OF
the Manhattan during his stay here.
W. G. Noel has secured rooms over 2l6
East Douglas avenue and opened head
quarters OF the Wichita Dressing club.
". :. Sherman of FL Reno. o. T. is in
the city for the purpose Of being initiated
into the mysteries of the Scottish Rite.
Sherman Welpton has returned from his
trip % the east and the Omaha exposition.
5. II. Long of Kansas City, general agent
Sheriff James Brewer Of Kingman was
in the city last evening. He returned
home on the Wichita and Western special
1lain.
W. Y. Morgan. editor Of the Hutchinson
News. was in the city last night. He sat
on the stage Al the Stanley ratification
meeting.
Mrs. II. ". Helm Mrs H. L. Hart and
Miss Jessie Hart. all of Newton. are the
guests of Mrs. NJ. \. Davidson of 90 Alice
avenue.
Jake Harmou, formerly a policeman Of
shis city. was in the city yesterday calling
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-16
ESCAPED MOntauk Hospital.
New York, Oct. 6. 1898


Messrs. Wells Richardson & Co.
: Gentlemen-If anybody in the whole regi-
ment Of Rough Riders had a chance to OBJ
serve the general weakened condition OF
the men when they started back to the
United States. as compared with their STA
wart condition when they sailed from San
Antonio on June s. think I had.
Oklahoma is generally regarded as a
healthy climate. and last May. when left
there. 1 hardly knew what sickness meant.
Earlier in life, however. had lived in the
east, and after month in service knew
that what 1 needed. in my general run
down condition, was a nerve tonic. knew
IL my nerves were fixed up there would
he no trouble about my general health a.
soon as I got away from the army.
1 also knew the position that Paine's
celery compound occupied. although I had
not had occasion TO use il much myself 1
got a few bottles OF 1t and began 20 take
it and give it 10 few Of my acquaint-
ances.
1t actually seemed to build up my ner-
vous constitution almost as rapidly as the
southern climate had torn it down. The
same thing was true OF the other men I
gave It 20.
Unless had found this tonic 70 restore
my nerves I feel sure that I would have
gone to the hospital az Montauk Point.
and I might have shared the fate Of many
other poor fellows whose impoverished
condition did not yield 10 the doctors
treatment
Il gives me pleasure 70 recommend
Paine's celery compound as the best ren-
edy ever sold in America
SERGT. ST. DOUTHETT.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-16
Nearly Dead From the Fever.
St. Louis. Sept. %. 1893

s.. Louis. Sept. p, lbs.
Messrs. Wells. Richardson & Co.
GentIemen-Nobody can b,ame me OF be
ing dislOyal If 1 say that Paine's celery
compound has done more for me than any
other person or thing since 1 left Silver
City TO join the Rough Riders.
It has pulled together the scraps OF a
stalwart man. brought me around from
all the bad effects OF the Cuo1n climate.
and braced me up until / am IN better
health than have been in ten years. My
friends in the west think that 7 am nearly
dead from the army fever they called
calientura in Cuba. When I get back 20
Silver City they viii be as surprised as
sometimes feel myself I had pretty good
nerves before l enlisted. They went 10
pieces while we were lying out in the
trenches at Santiago. lodging bullets. I
began TO feel feverish from the day NO got
to Siboney. When the Mausers sang about
our ears noticed that 1 was getting rer-
vous.
! found myself scarcely able 70 walk
after the battle OF San Juan.
got worse until 20. back 10 Mon:aux
Point. where 1 got bottle OF Paiue's Gel
cry compound from another fellow tn the
regiment i saw several or the Rough Rid
ers taking Il.
WIKI some OF them. rs with ne q
seemed 20 take the place % both food ard
medicine. for the systems of many OF the
men neeled toning up before they could
again eat as they had done before .hey
LEFT this country.
done know much about medicines We
don't need much medicine IN New Mexico.
But know Paine's celery compound has
fixed me Up urtn I feel able 20 take The
road for hone. whore I expect 70 tel
everyone waO mentions nerves 70 ne about
nv case. WILLIAM H. TOIK.
Silver City. y. II
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Te Da1Y aaedmesdau alor,rau

on old friends. He is now residing at
Winfield
Messrs. D. Myers. W. S. White. c. E.
Myers. w vess and G. H. Harris Of Fort
Scott are In the city taking the Scottish
Rite degrees
Herman & Hess had large picture Of
Stanley N their street case Under X a
card read: The States Governor and
Wichita's Pride
Roy Sohn left over the Rock Island last
evening for Enid and several other Okla
hona towns. He will be absent from the
city for about two weeks
on Edward Goldberg. agent Of the Qua
paws, IS IN the city attending the twenty
second annual meeting of the Scottish
Rite. He viii be here for the balance Of
the week
George Anderson and wife of Sedgwick
came down last night to be present at tins
Stanley ratification meeting. They are the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. o. Rolf Of North
Topeka avenue.
Hon. Morton Albaugh. chairman of the
Republican state central COMMITTEES. came
down from Topeka last night on the Rock
Island, to be On attendance a. the Stanley
ratification meeting. He is quartered at
the Carey.
Hon. elem Fairch1lds OF Kingman was
in the city last evening for few hours.
on his way to Topeka. where he said he
intended to read the riot act TO Leedy and
the state officials Mr.. Faircilflds pulled
through and escaped the landslide in King
man county.
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BROUGHT Him Back to Life.
New York, Sept. 80, 1898.


Messrs Wells, Richardson & Co.
Gentemen-I might have broken down
sooner in the campaign about Santiago if I
had had time TO realize what was the mat
ter with me before the Spaniards surren-
dered.
God knows broke down soon enough as
it was, and 1t was as great a surprise TO
me as it was to the other boys who knew
me at home But the Spaniards kept US
busy, when we were not busy on our own
account getting ready for the big fight.
That 1 was a member of the Roosevelt
regiment 1 shall always be proud, and
the fights at Las Quasinas and at San
Juan hill viii be things to talk about for
many year.
But 1 would not have lived to talk about
them If 1 had not found something to
brace my nerves up again after the siege
l had of il at Santiago with dysentery
and slow fever. 1 got 50 l could hardly
shoot. and felt like did not care whether
1 did or not.
lost 20 pounds II weight and a lot more
than that IN spirit, If you can measure
fellows spirit that way. Half dozen
Mauser bullets could not have made a
worse mess OF me than the Cuban eli
mate and the mud in the Santiago trenches
did. AS soon as 1 found l was sick and
my nerves were all gone I hunted for
tonic. 1 found il on the way back north.
when I got some of the Paine's celery
compound 1 saw other men using.
How it braced me up my picture viii
show better than anything else l. is the
greatest nerve restorer that can be made.
for It brings all the force there is IN a
man to the surface. Z. Z. HOLT.
IA nrn Col
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nUsIC AND DRAr1A.
ALBA HAYWOOD.


The course of entertainments presented
by the Lyceum course this season have
been highly satisfactory TO veryone. The
extra number which is to be put on to-
night is by no means without it's merits.
Alba Haywood has made his appearance
in many places in the east, and has as
mana times delighted his hearers. His
repertoire is not confined to the usual
lines. but is far-reaching, touching almost
any age or situation with equal ease. The
success Of an impersonator is in his ability
to lose himself in the impersonation, and
Haywood is an adept in this line. As
ISOLATED with him are three musicians
of more than ordinary merit, a basso, a
violinist. and a pianist. The character
OF the entertainment Will necessarily be
varied. and accordingly pleasing. Tickets
are 50 cents, but the extra number to
holders of Lyceum tickets will be an ad-
ditional 10 cents.
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AnImportanf Dfrercnce.

To make 1t apparent to thousands. who
think themselves i'll. that they are not
afflicted with any disease, but that the
system simply needs cleansing, Is 10 bring
comfort home TO their hearts, as a costiNe
condition is easily cured by using Syrup of
Figs. Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co. only. and sold by all druggists
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son. lots 4 sand &. University ave.
University Place add ...-...........
L. NJ McCracklln 20 o. r Burgess.
lot -. Baltimore street. 2 Paso....
I Syracuse University 20 John Kiefer.
Jr.. NJ sec 2i-Z7-iw. 5
Robert L Cunning 20 ". J Avery.
locs I ,. : and :. Eat-tewso1 anf
Hons al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gorge W HeTner 20 u. y. McMiH-
Amy, = IF sw q sec 2l-zs-le * r p :
c. P. johnson 20 Emily A Johnson.
lois ; an and n sw Qr sec
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Oliver T. Sharon 20 Geo ". Ra,h-
bun. los and 9. Dix -. Cheaev.-
Jonathan Fri-ts 70 Clara e. Myers.
lots AID 2. ok g. Caeney ......-.
Emily 2, ard J. y. Graa,ham .
Marta ( Svlnford. e1xf1s con- @
v 80 cor I1r Is. 3lzs thew son s ADD
Joan ard Katie G0a5y - william
\ Delzel. lots = : and 2. blk -
Cheney ------.---- ----------.---.- .--.-
Vllasn 4 Deiz.u 70 Hy- , Aader-
ssa. lots I. ard e. Ok rs Cs.eaey
= ana ia n collins 20 IVIlau. 4
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E-Eesner. j.. l4-d piatset ~ lo,s 20
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Gsr5au Pain Team COMPANY 20 |1ss
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REPUBLICAN 1909 CAMPAIGN.
viii BE Opened About the Time Con-
Sres Coavencs

Cleveland. O. Nov I5.-The Rep1o.ican
national headquarters. according 70 Sec
rotary Charles T. Dick. viii DC opened in
Washington IS soon As congress conveaes.
and preparations for The campaign vf 80
viii 50 forward rapidly.
Discussing The subject. Colonel Dick
said:
The national Republican headquarters
viii be opened by the time congress con-
Veoes and VII continue until after he
presidential election in 1900.
We VII so on keeping in touch With
our different state and district organizs-
tons and keep them together Our idea
Is 10 Always have them IN good working
orH1eT. ready for any kind Of work. and
nor 10 depend upon organization AZ the
last moment The cay after she uom.ra-
ton for president We shall have literature
70 sc-l5 eut L vas after Mr.. MeKinlev
vas nominated in lsa5 thar We commenced
10 think o. literature. This time 7e intend
% BE- ready"
Chicago. NOV. Is,-Clty Health Commits
s;oner Reynolds OF Chicago and Vice Pres.
idsnt Harrahan of the Illinois Central
railroad, have been selected BY Mavo7
Harrison 10 represent Chicago AZ he
Memphis quarantine convention
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fully repeated it.-st Joseph CAIo). Daily
Gazette
The Merrie Bell company will be a. the
Auditorium Thursday, Friday and Satu--
da ynights, November l., IS and q.
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KBMPToN KoMEDY KoMPANY.

| hbD1r ION hOMED4 hOMPANY.
The Kempton Komedy Kompany open a
three nights engagement at the Crawford
| Grand on Thursday. There will be a.
change of bill for each performance and
the usual matinee Saturday To the op-
ening performance ladies are admitted
free with each 30 cent ticket reserved
before p. m. The company have been
| in the west and have been well received
everywhere. The following is from Lar
ned:
The Kempton comedy company opened
| a weeks enga cement at the Larned opera
house Monday night and played States
Evidence" to a very fair audience The
Kemptons are old favorites in Larned
and scarcely anything in their praise and
recommendation need be said During this
stand while they are repeating some old
plays that have been played in I.arned
before yet they are presenting them in
very creditabe manner, and introduc-
ing many new specialties and late war
! songs. as well as stereoptican and mag
niscope views.
VIII L. Greenleaf the impersonator and
reader. had good audience - theNhapel
Of the Lewis academy last night His
entertainment IS frst-class and his inter
probation OF Shakespeare would do credit
10 many Of the leading players
MERRIE BELL OPERA COMPANY.
This popular and excellent organization
rendered ''Mascotte" at the matinee yes
terday afternoon and the opera was at
tentively listened TO by a large audience.
At the night performance Auber's beau
tiful opera, Fra Diavolo," was sung in
a faultless manner. The audience to this
performance was the largest of the sea-
son. showing that the people Of ST JOS
eph appreciate the visit of a worthy or
ganization such this one. They have GER
tainly made a lasting impression here.
as one among the foremost OF attrac-
lions. and ought TO feel certain Of a hearty
welcome upon their return. After their
engagement next week where they are
under contract they rest A week before
entering upon a long seasons engage
ment. They have had a longer season
than most companies enjoy and their
early opening has been caused by their
popularity which We CLEAN from ex-
changes. All the members OF the com-
pany VIII be pleasantly remembered. and
a hearty welcome awaits their return. A
great number Of the gems of the operas
were redemanded and the artistic rendi-
ton Of the ''Sextette'' from Lucia
brought forth a spontaneous outburst OF
applause which necessitated the raising
OF the curtain when the principals grace
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william shults. lots ~ and 81. ono

William SHUTS. lots ~ and 81. OHIO
street. Ccrwln-s add ..............-.. 3
SHERIFF~s DEED.
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Sheriff 20 David Smys7. Tote even
Is to -. Carer ave. locs even 70
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DIR Bulls Cough syrup furnishes
most substantial. comfort and relief 10 con-
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cures Don't despair. Relief can certainly
be had: cure is possible with this Won
derful remedy
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Accurately Fitted
Glasses

will preserve your eye-sight; in
accuracy in fitting will injure 1t.
We use three separate and dis
tiuct methods in our examina-
tons, yet all the tests known 70
optical science would be worth
less without a thorough know
ledge OF the human eye. We
know all the tricky little imps
that Turk in its musculars and
nervous forces which deceive
many so-called opticians. Ex-
animation free.
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Fit Like a Coat.

The need of having glasses that
st the eye like a coat fits the
back, the need of wearing lenses
properly centered to the eyes
all are absolutely necessary for
the preservation of the most
precious of all senses. the sight.
We have no old fogy ideas, but
adopt the latest and best methods
IN our fitting and examination.
Solid Gold Frames only So. Our
Pebble Lenses are the clearest
and finest material obtainable,
and are warranted to be abso-
lutely perfect in construction.
Our instruments are the finest for
fitting money will buy.
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FURNISHED b. fhe wichita AosilAll and
Iaaa Company. II II DuB7-s. Aos;r@ct-
OF. Court House. Phone 20
wARRANTD DEEDS
C. ard Z 3. Robertson % L1t~se
Il Miller. lots e~en. = % =. --Sls
street. Eataeld's add .-------------S -
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bal. los = and = .CAGreh ssrsez.
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Chinatown

You can't fool any good bread-rnaker
regarding the quality OF Flour. OF
substituting an inferior brand FOR
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W an Il zicC-g~s - J5a- Els,-
ne-. T.. ha-F ~ - = 2 n :.
az w--Fr- rsafe
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VIII L. Greenleaf. the impersonator and
reader, had good audience - theNhapel
Of the Lewis academy last night His
entertainment IS first-class and his inter-
probation OF Shakespeare would do credit
10 many OF the leading players
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Gutare O. T.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-15
ALCALDIA MU N1CIPAL.
DE LA CIUDAD DE PONCE
Al pubHc0

En- ell espediente de apremio seguido
por esta Acadia contra Inocencio
Santos succession en- cobro de contribu-
clones Sc ha dispuesto por auto de Ia fe
cha, la venta en- publica subasta de un
caballo saino amarillo, con un cord on
en- la frente, alzada seis media Guar
ia, erin cola aburtada de seis amos
paso menudeo, valorado en- cuarenta
pesos Sc senala para Ell acto Ell dfa
veintidos de los corrientes las dos de
la tarde en- los est1ados de este NUM-
cipio; no admitiendose postura que no
cubra ell precio de la tasaciGn al conta
do y puesta en- la mesa del seflor Alcal-
de.
Y sc hace publico para concurrencia
de licitadores. Ponce o de Febrero de
1898.
-Vo Be, El Alcalde, Gautier.
El Comisionado, Angel Echayarrfa