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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-21
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Hot Springs. Ark Jan. 2O.-The com.
mittee representing the grand lodge. of
the knights Of Pythias Of Missouri Hi.
nois, Arkansas aud Indiana. who have
been investigating the government site
for the national Pythian sanitarium.
will recommend this establishment % b.
m this city The location here means
an investment Of about $500, 200.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-21

san Antonio. Jan 2O-Ths west.
bound limited exurss, on the Southern
Pacific railroad co.iided with au engine
near Ia Costa, 20 miles west o. here,
early this morning A.1nzl Miller,
fireman, of san Antonio, wl, KILLED ami
Robert Nicholson, engineer, was fatally
injured. The passengers were badly
shaken up, but sustained no serious in
Jury.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-21

Peoria, H.. Jan .O.-Prauantions are
completed .or th Establishment o, a
tin plate iu connection with the 10 ling
mill, Boo avery vDhgs the machinery
wall ac purchased in Pittsturg Tho
now industry na, as yet mo- connection
with tue tu trust
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-21

81. Louis, Jan 20 Members o, the
reorganized church Of Latter Day Saints
In this city, are opposed 90 the seating
OF Congressman Elect Roberts, On tue
grounu that he Is pronounced Poly.
eamist At business session OF the
church here, the question was discussed
and vote. taken resulting in adopting
resolutions tl that effect
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-21

Washington, Jan go The condition
VI Co.our. James Sexton Of Chicago
c0mmauierlu-rhef 90, As Grand Army
o. ta. Republic, now seriously OBJ 100 tha
Garfield ,nu-.ial mere, is tribe im.
u--A-.-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-21

Pnront~-Of course. rs my daughter
il Of age. She can sEit hernelf rs TO mar.
rying you. but the day she does ] yin
cut her of without a penny
suitor (aftor a pause) Well. utier
those circumstances, sir, We viii eas
our engagement ! could not thy. OF
dcpriving a young lady Of her inhd Re
auc.--Uarlem Life
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-21

New York, Jan. -.-Bi'hlm Hand.
ing Davis is very iil 90 bis home in this
city. He d. attacked by return Of the
fever contracted in the CAMPAIGN at
Santiago
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-21

Sherman, Tex, Jan 21 q tarker,
age about 20 years, was s,ru. - back
ing cars m tine yards Of tho rslas aud
Pacific railway and injured. FROM the
effects 1f which be died
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-21

Montgomery. Ala, Jan. co. John
ANA Henry Hall, both negroes, were
hanged hr. ruIly for the muricr 0f
of jaime. Ec.zsr in Augut.isL
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-21

Chicago, Jan 20 Tho Fibre Box
commuy of this rry has assigned 70
Charles H. Wells Liabilities $4,000 ;
n..lt. slll.uuO
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-21

say the FlIipinos are masters OF the sit
uation. They add that the stations will
remain closed until a more peaceful sit
nation superYenes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-21
THE HIGH FLYER. a"

The | q G.. \. L. X. new sched-
ule, elective Saturday, December
Bird at II :0i a. M, will introduce
"The Mexico and 81. Louis Limit
ed" which will at once become a
popular train and an important
factor in Texas railway passenger
service. trayersing the entire state
from the Rio Grande % the Red
river, thence on % 81. Louis
Leaving LAREDO. 800 q. m.
san Antonio 1890 p. M.
Austin. 90. 1918 p. IA.
Palestine $3.50 p. M.
Arriving StLouis...... 1885 p. ~.
following day, thus -hortening the
time from g hours down.
This train will be provided with
the usual excellent equipment Of
the /. IL G.. rs. through service,
consisting Of through coaches and
Pullman sleepers To 81. Louis with
out change.
For particulars, apply 10 nearest
Ticket Agent I. Il G.. y. K. r., 4.
address, D. J. PRICE
G. p. A., Palestine, Texas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-25

meeting Of the Ministerial association.
each pastor IN the city win preach on the
subject OF Sabbath observance today.
The recent rise In the river has washed
down great quantity Of good sand and
the sand bars have been repienlshed.
ready for the demands created by the new
buildings that are going up over the city,
Charles Maekey and Lon Williams have
arranged 10 utilize next months moon
light for fishing purposes. They are going
for the sole purpose OF securing material
for ne Wish story for Colonel Dillon.
Dr. Cave says the report that George
Bergman and George Walker were put OF
the Frisco on their way TO St Louis is a
mistake. He says they got on TO look at a
town the other side Of Monett and were
left.
Lafe Sturdevant. q former member OF
the bar Of this city, and who located IN
st. Louis about five years ago. was elect
ed to the municipal assembly Of that city
at the last spring election. Mr.. 6turde-
want Is well known here and his many
friends viii Be glad to hear OF his well
fare.
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CASTOREA.
s..-,A. 1Ihs Kind Y1a Haze klNss DggE
$3.50 C.; !: ''' G1,;'432;;577::z;z;.z
TOPICS or TIE TOWN

Harry Hazelton has returned 20 Wichita
from Purcell.
Mrs. James Parkinson VII spend the
Fourth with friends in the city.
J.F. Sherman went 10 Topeka yesier-
day to attend the funeral Of Judge Foster.
Mss Lizzie Dickinson Will leave neat
week for Indiana, where shs Elsl spend
the summer.
Miss Birdie Fisk. fi,e clerk IN the once
o. the CLERK Of the district court. = At
tending Chautauqua a; Winfield today
Ms John Fitch and little grauasoa,
Len Norehead. have gone 70 Enid. o. 7.
where they VII remain FOX several week..
One evening shis week bathing party
consisting Of twenty-five young laSlea
VIII enjoy the oool waters o. the Lite
RIVER.
II :. Frayne ard vile Of Med.ord. o.
T. are II the city. visiting fiends- Ar
F'rayne Is editor and publisher Of the Med
ford Star.
The business men have petitioaed the
city authorities 70 allow hreE-rks % b
used on ths main streets u the city o.
the Fourth
Clyde Ray Of California. who has ben
visiting Mr. ard Ms George T WAKE.
Jeff yesterday for HsrTts5sFE. L.. 70 v-sli
relatives and friends
a marriage iieenzs was Issued ysstsrd~J
% NJ Etszn DAVIS ard Ms Pai2ppsfa
BeFteh. Soia % this city. Tar T-A D
married this evening AZ s o.eiscA-
By al arrzngszeni made a. = resent
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UNITY CLUB OF WICHITA
Summer Course OF the Philosophical
section Outlined.


During the summer course OF 1929 OF
the Unity club, the philosophical section
will meet in the Unitarian church, corner
William and Market streets, every Mon
day evening at o'clock. The lectures will
will be on the origin and development Of
civilization and embrace the following
subjects: Man. Ancient and Modern;
Mans Place in Nature; The Races Of
Men; Language; History OF Language;
History OF the Art Of Writing: The de-
yelopment of Useful Arts; The Origin OF
Science; The Early Ideas Re.atng 10 the
Spirit World: Animssm and Ny tholOgy;
The Early History OF Mari age: The
Early History of Society and Law.
The lectures will. Of course, treat the
subjects merely in a general manner, and
they are intended TO be preparation for
the more extended courses in experiment
tai and comparative psychology, and 10 he
Introductory 10 the coursas 20 be given
In the sections for social scIeace and
Bible history.
At the meeting OF the section on Mon
day next. June Is. at p. m. the election
Of a secretary will take place and the
director viii make certain recOmmerda-
tons for the acquisition Of a library.
The lecture will be on MANS Place in
Nature and deal specially with mind m
man and other animals. The public are
invited 20 be present.
HERBERT STTMsON. Director.
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great deal Of amusement by the forcible
manner in which they presented their
views. All seemed perfectly at home and
took a lively interest in the proceedings.
Quite a number OF kilograms and let
tArs OF regret and congratulation were re-
ce!ved, including one from General Joe
Wheeler, as follows: Greetings and love
to brave Rough Riders meeting at Las
Vegas"
a magnificent display of Paine's fire.
works was brought off tonight and wit
messed by the Rough Riders and their
leader. There are upward of 10000 people
in the city and great interest Is shown in
the proceedings of the Rough Riders. The
sports will not take place until Monday.
Governor Roosevelt will remain here I'M
til Monday morning. The Rough Riders
are delighted with their treatment by the
city of Las Vegas. Tomorrow union
memorial services will be he'd in the hall
and the regimental review tomorrow aft
ernOOn. The town Is everywhere gay In
bunting and In cavalry yellow, though its
decorations were sadly bedraggled by a
heavy rain this morning. The city's public
park has been converted into encampment
grounds, with regulation tents. Governor
Otero and staff and Governor Murphy OF
Arizona are here. The governor OF Col
orado is represented by Former Governor
Alva Adams and by his military staff
The governor OF Chihuahua, Mexico. has
sent his magnificent band.
Before his arrival today Governor Roose-
welt te,egraphed to the local committee on
arrangements to the effect that he would
accept no hotel accOmm oda tions and want
ed to camp out with his command. Ac-
cordingy a tent was pitched for his &C
commOdation in Camp Cochran.
Denver. Col, June pa special to the
Times from Trinidad, Col. says: Govern
or Theodore Roosevelt OF New York
passed through here this morning en- route
to Las Vegas. He was met at the station
east Of here by a committee Of Trinidad
citizens and when he arrived here he made
a short address from the platform of the
train. He complimented the west for the
splendid record its troops made In the war.
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MING LOCAL EVENTS.

Stated meeting camp ~. Sons OF veter-
ans, tomorrow evening. Degree work
Library hall lecture on Natural SYM
bolism" by a lady, at o'clock Tests to
follow.
There win be a call meeting Of the w.
c. T. L. Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
MemberSplease take notice.
There will be a regular business meet
ing OF Hypatia, in Mrs. Carter's rooms in
the sedgwick block. June %. 1883. at 2:3O
o'clock sharp.
Wichita lodge No. 90 A. F. & A. NJ
Members selected for team work please
meet promptly at o'clock p. m. at lodge
roOmO for drill.
Regular meeting Of the Central Labor
Union at $50 o'clock this afternoon Last
meeting in the term and every delegate
should be present.
The First German Ladies' Aid society
will meet next Thursday at the residence
Of Mrs. Henry Schnitzler 1902 South Law
renee avenue. AL members are requested
to be present.
Pleasant council No. II, Modern Tonties.
will hold their regular meeting In Har-
mony hall, corner Douglas and Topeka
avenues, Tuesday evening at o'clock
sharp. A full attendance desired
All members Of the Master Horseshoers
Protective association of Wichita and all
contemplating Joining the same are re-
quested to meet at 3O6 West Douglas on
Tuesday evening, June q. at 7:oO. F. L.
Noble, president.
The Young Peoples Bible class will give
a social at Oak Street church Wednesday
evening, June %. A good program will
be rendered, after which ice cream and
cake will he served. All are most cordi-
ally invited 10 attend.
West Wichita lodge, No. 500. N. A. A.
will give an ice cream social at Mrs. NJ. +.
Fintelman's, ga Riveryiew, on Monday
evening. 10 which all Aid people and
their friends are invited. A good sOclable
time is assured TO those who attend.
A committee OF ladies'. having put the
old carpet IN order and had II laid in the
basement of st. Johns church, pow urge
others to meet them either Monday o'
Tuesday and assist in covering the kneel-
ing stools and about other work which
will occupy much Of the coming week.
9 g. IN.
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PLACES OF WORSHIP.

childrens' day at the Unitarian churef
this morning. Exercises beginning al 4
| o'clock.
Emporia Avenue Baptist church-sunday
schoo: at 10 a. m. Preaching by Rev
Afford at II a. M. d. Y. p. L. al p
m. Children's day exercises in the even.
ing at S p. m.
Church OF Christ, Scientist, IL West
Second streei-sInday services 1870 a m.
Subject, Christian Science" Regular
Wednesday evening meeting at o'clock.
All are welcome.
B. Y. 2. L. Of the First Baptist church
and Emporia Avenue church will please
take note OF the union meeting with tbs
West Side Baptist church. Sunday after
noon al 4 O'Clock p. m.
Mrs. Byrd schultz-Ford will sing the
offertory at the First ". Z. church at 10 q
O'Clock today. Just As Am" arranged
by j. H. Danks. In the evening Mr.. +.
p. Walden and Mr. c. vs.. Yost will sing
a duet.
At the Central Christian church. corner
Morket and Second notwithstanding
morning and evening BY the pastor. Nora
Ing subject stealing the Lords Day
Sunday school at 9.3i a. n. Y. T. :. g. ;.
at 6.l5 p. m.
St Johns Eplsc0pai church. corner Thifd
street and Topeka averue-ssryiccs a. IL
a. m. aud .. m Popular topics - both
services. Music ~ the roOed choir. urdrr
the supervision Il william J. Coke, late
soloist % Grace church. Chicago. sunday
hoo % = a
Plymouth Congregational church c1T-
ner North Lawrence avenue and sero-d
street. Rev Henry ? Thayer. asfDr-sar-
vices az 1917 a. m and p. IN Children =
se;yilss in morning. sunday srhrol y m
Y. r Z e. r. p. m THINE - evening
sermon. The Christian sabbath"
United Pres5y,er!a7 chsrrn. co--c- on o
and F.rzt-Esv. James 4. Lawrence. i-l--
tor. Preaca-1g services Il e. n AID p
n. Morning subject. 'sa5ba.h Oasr-.-
aace SABBATH school g a. n l-niy-
c. z. 10 2 n. J. r. s. r. 2. :. p.
You are Invited % ~9rEH.s S1th -.
Captain william lee W.I sp.ak a. the
mems rneeuBK this Afternoon - 4 ,. n ~
rooms q Y7urE Mer-s Cnristian afsf'f is-
ton. ever glg Sorth Main street Ch5f8t
ch-ir and 0rcheEtra- EVEN yrunE MAJ 70
invited 10 come and participate IN tvs
meeting CAPITALS g.e- rests 20 -aiT2-l.-
,ioa. 4 Eoot meeting g. pcoraissd
Rssarn.pa rhurc- South T1psks avs15e
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-25
PERFUME AND SODA OPENING
Wells Miller Distinguished Himse II
Yesterday.

AGAt6raaYs
One OF the most successful entertain
ments afforded the public by the mercan-
tile interests Of the city occurred yester-
day afternoon and evening at the Wells
Miller Drug company. Just forty-four
tons of ladies, or in round numbers S.
pounds OF them called at tire store and
were RECALLED by sprays Of carnation pink
perfumery and presented With fitting and
very pretty and aptly selected souvenirs
of the occasion.
This was the big annual soda water and
perfume opening OF this popular estab-
ishment and the crowds of ladies visit
ing the store were enough in themselves
to demonstrate the appreciation OF the
public of the enterprise and courtesy of
the concern.
The regular force of clerks, assisted by
a corps of ladies superintendent by Mrs.
Miller, were armed with atomizers charg-
ed with the most dainty and delicate per-
fumes and these were dashed into the
faces and on the persons of all callers
as fast as they entered the doors. NJ.
Harry Dockum, who enjoys the well sus-
tanned reputation OF being a lady's man.
stood guard over the scales, and with a
record book in hand took statistics which
are enumerated above.
The store was lastly decorated with
palms and ported plants and the fountain
was deliberately arranged with the most
inviting and luxuriant foliage. Probably
1000 ladies called during the afternoon
and evening and in the first part OF the
day the 500 souvenir presentations were a
beautiful picture presenting a Moorish
scene of a dancing girl about the halls
of the celebrated Alhambra. In the even
ing the 500 souvenirs were carnations IN
mingled colors, all the several tints Of
this favorite flower being present
Hidden behind bank of palms was the
orchestra which gave forth the latest
music and which was enjoyed by all the
guests who called. IN every respect this
was splendid success and the credit Is
due the management and to Mr.. Harry
Dockum, Mr.. Harry L. Jones and eli
those who SO thoroughly catered TO the
interests Of the callers.
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aMy trouble was catarrh Of the Sto4-
ach, and your medicine has performed
. miracle in my case, as the doctor I
consulted said could not live ~
stayed In Florida. He wanted 70 send
me to hospital in Knoxville, Tenn. II
had done this would surely have
died. 1 took Pe-ru-na and now again I
have life and energy, and new flesh and
blood has replaced what lost"
Hon. J. d. Botkin, Coagressman-ae'
large from Kansas, says; "A few bot
ties Of your medicine have given me
almost complete relief from catarrh Of
the stomach, with which / have been
afflicted more or less for q quarter Of .
century" Address DIR. Hartman, Co
lumbus, Ohio, for free book.
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lsnguor, the appetite fails, sleep does
not refresh, life loses its interest, and
nervousness or hysteria may make life
miserable.
The preservation of the healthful tone
Of the body depends chiefly on keep
Ing the blood pure, and the stomach
and other organs Of digestion and
nutrition in a condition of health.
When any of the ADORE mentioned
SYMPTOMS appear the timely use Of
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
viii restore the BODY to a healthy eQui-
poiSe. II puriies the blood. nourishes
The nerves, and restores the deranged
stomach and its allied organs to a condi-
lion of sound health.
There is no alcohol. whisky or other
Etimulant conta Naed in Golden Med
lcal Discovery"
- was troubled with very frequent headaches
ouen accompanied by severe vomiting" writes
Miss Mary Bell Sumnertou Of san DIEGO D,t,ai
Co. Texas Bowels were irregular ana ,,y,-
stomach and liver seemed continually out 81
order. Often ] could cal almost nothing for
twenty-tOur hours AZ time. was entirely m
ht Tor work, and my whole system run down I
was advised 10 Try ~. PierceaS Golden Medical
Discovery and did 50 with such satisfactory r.
suits that before finishing the third bottle fell
perfectly able 10 undertake the duties attru8;-,r
public school life most heartily advise those
suffering with indigestion. aud its attendant
Evils to give this great medicine fair trial.
Dr.. Rerce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
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william J. Bryan ana favor his nornAna-
tiQa for the presidency OF the United
States by the Democratic national con-
veption OF 1900.
Kentucky J. s. C. Blackburne as the sue
cessor Of William Lindsay in the United
States senate.
1--WE endorse the war carried TO success
for the freedom OF the ienslayed Cubans;
and we appreciate and honor the courage
and herolsm OF our soldiers and sailors
therein engaged But we declare the con-
duct OF the present national administra-
ton as to the philippines to be repugnant
TO every line Of the bill OF rights, the con-
pendence."
In the matter OF state affairs. the plat
form endorses the election law passed by
the last legislature known as the Goebel
law, and the law, ito prevent extortion-
ate, unfair and discriminating freight
rates by transportation companies"
both of which were passed over Governor
Bradley's veto. The law to insure COM
petition in the sale of school books is also
endorsed.
The reading Of the platform provoked
great deal OF enthusiasm, especially the
references to Bryan and Blackburn. The
resolutions were then adopted ali reported.
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g. L. - TO REA.
s s..r, the E1h' Kind y. E.!: !!..n 8OsH
Signature "a &1NAIzse
BASEBALL
PHTLADrLPHIA. 4: ST. LOUIS. 2

III -ADI&A1E MA =, 81 LII L. J.
s.. Louis. June 3-Flick's scratch gave
the Ph!llies 4 victory over the Perfectns
today. Attendance, . 30 Score: RHE
81. Louis ............Ol00O2O N3s4
Philadelphia ........o 2OO2'-4 2 /
Baiter;es-S,. Louis. Young and O'Con-
nor; Philadelphia. Donohue and Douglass.
Empires, Ems!ie and Mcdonald.
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CHTCAGO :. RROOKIYN !.

Chicago. June A.-For eight innings to-
day Griffith allowed but one man TO
reach second Attendance, loo. Score:
Ri r
Brooklyn ...............0oo 100000 G5 S
Batterie-ChIcago GTinNh and Dono-
hue; Brooklyn. McJameS and Farrell.
EMPIRES. Gehney and MaEassau
NEW YORK. :: CLEVELAND. .
Cleveland. June 2.-The visitors hit oP-
porJuueiy and ran the bases when they
did hit Attendance. 30 Score: Ri Z
Cleveland ...........0oOooOI ian .
New York ..........0l032 O'-7 10 ,
Batterles-Cleveiand. Knepper and Sch-e
cougcst: New York Carrick and waruer
Umpires. Smith, and Andrews
Cincinnati. June 2i.-(jame pos; poued; ;
rain.
P.t:sbu-g. Pa. June st-So game; rain.
Louisville. Ky. Jure 24.-N0 game: Tain.
Westeru League.
81
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The pursuit Of IN
Peasure is often SSs
us dangerous TO !
life as the pur-
suit of the bubble
reputation even at
the lannon's mouth. a"
Late hours, the
breathing of a vitiated
atm os p h ere, rich
foods, and irregular
rest, must result in a
depleted vitality
There is a feeling OF
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STOMACH CATARRH.
From Maine 10 Florida Ps-Fu-na's
Fame Has Spread.

Gottfried Hemmerich, Of Palmer, FiA-s
says the following IN regard 70 Ps-En-ns
Cor oatarrh Of the stomach;