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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-19
EmlErant. Unloadsd At Now Orls,u..

New Orleans. Sep, lS-The LLOYD
liner Helosoland with l2j emigrants
aboard originally bound for Galveston.
arrived in port Monday and is now being
unloaded. Many oi the emigrants are
women. The Lloyd line has established
Temporary offices here until the Calves.
ton harbor shall BE- repaired.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-19

Bermuda, sept Is. The island is in
the center of a tropical hurricane. The
telegraph wires are down and heavy
seas along the coast.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-19
On. Pissu. Victim.

Glasgow. Sept. is.--One Of the four
members Of the family stricken Monday
with the plague has since died.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-19
The Press Publishing Associations

The Press Publishing Associations
scensus guessing conetst for S57,O-
10000 in premiums will probably
not close before October 18th, as 1t
will be November 18th before the
official count can be announced. ac-
cordng to present estimates. Those
who wish to guess have plenty of
time yet.
The oasis., 1900-09-29
,ound In Arizona,

recent issue of the Albany New
 iI arous there appeared an account iv' ..so recpyery of lost child by her ?, oarsnts oar after a ceaseless search ns.f Of Va r. Twenty-Five years ago May yy.,s;ooer. then tive years old, was n1r ,nan from the home of her parents w n, Albapy by band of gJpsies "' sm,od near by. The robbers were ,D ,mmediateIy suspected, but a vigor- ~ , h,ot failed to reveal any trace of .so child,s whereabouts though one sho, shoes was found in a gypsy ~.aon Samuel Huntsinger, the ,hlIds father, resigned his position and used all the money he had in the vorld trying to fnd the lost daughter and after 25 years he has succeeded. The Argus tells the story of the find ,og of the long lost girl as follows:
 IA month ago there came to him in- directly word Of young woman nv ing in Arizona who had been bought from gypsIes iu her early childhood. anntsiuper wrote. In his letter he tod of a pear.shaped birth mark upon his baby Mary's right arm. A joyous letter came in reply. The young 4oman in Arizona had the pear shaped mark.
 "A number of letters were exchang- ed and when Identification had been fully established the happy father re- ceiyed the following telegram: My Darling Father: Will be home with YOU Tuesday. Your baby girl, Mary. So tomorrow Mary will be clasped in her fathers arms"
The oasis., 1900-09-29
Republican Primary Election and Con-
 vention.

HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN,
 CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
 Santa Cruz Co.. Arizona Territory
 MORALES, September 18th, 1900.
 In accordance with authority con- ferred upon he undersigned at a meeting of the Republican County Central Committee of Santa Cruz County, Territory of Arizona, held at Nogales, this Fifteenth day of Sept ember, 1900. the Republicans of Santa Cruz county are hereby requested to hold primary elections in the various precincts, upon SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 1900, for the purpose of electing delegates to d convention to meet in Nogales, at date to be hereafter named by tue chairman of this com mittee, for the purpose of nominating county officers to be voted for by the lawful electors of Santa Cruz county, at the genera, election upon Tuesday, November 9th, 1900.
 Sald primary eiecuiOns VIII De ueiu under the auspices of the committee. men representing the various precincts upon this committee.
 In accordance with resolution ad opted by this committee at a meeting called therefor held at Nogales upon the Eighteenth day of August, 1900, the apportionment of delegates to said county convention will be two dele gates from each precinct, and one delegate in addition thereto for every twenty-five votes cast for Alex o. Brodie at the general election held in November, 1898. Under that appor- tionment the various precincts will be entitled to representation in the con- vention by the number of delegates set forth, as follows:
The oasis., 1900-09-29

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Great
 Favorite.
 The soothing and healing proper ties Of this remedy, its pleasant taste aud prompt and permanent cures have made 1t great favorite with people everywhere. It is especially prized by mothers of small children for colds, croup and whooping cough, as it always affords quick relief, and ss it contains no opium or other harm iul drug. it may be given as nddent- ly to a baby as to an adult. For sale by L. w. Mix & Co.,, Druggists.
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The oasis., 1900-09-29

26 delegates The testf for voters will be: "Will you vote the Republican ticket on November 9th, next?"
 The convention will meet at Noga- les, in the opera house on THURSDAY, OCTOBER llth. 1906, at o'clock D. m. GEORGE W. ATKINSON,
 Chairman. w. J. N. McCURDY, Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-22
FOOTB BALL
NORMAN WANTS TO PLAY x. o.
Intimating That Wichita Would Be
an Acceptable Battle Ground.

A prospect Of rare sport, ft to excite
local footbalists TO put forth whatever
effort might be permissible under the
code of ethics appurtenant to pigskin-
ology to fetch the game to Wichita, is
held out in a dispatch to the Eagle from
Guthrie, which states that the territorial
eleven is aching to have try at the X.
L. team. 1t IS intiTnated that Wichita
would meet the views Of Norman's big
fellows regarding a meeting place pos
sessing the proper gTidironical require
ments The dispatch follows:
The university football team has al
ready begun practicing for the games Of
the coming season. The university team
has been uniformly successful in the past
and this year they hope to add the scalps
of the Kansas university team to their
belt if an opportunity for a game is
presented. Last year the Kansas rep
reseEtatives promised the Oklahoma
team a game, but when it developed
that a scrub team was 10 be brought
down for the game the Oklahomans OBJ
jected and would meet none but the
regular team, consequently the date was
protested. The Oklahomans are sanguine
in the belief that they can put up good
stiff argument with their Kansas rivals.
and with proper inducements they would
doubtless be willing TO play the game on
Kansas soiI-say at Wichita, where they
would feel assured Of fair treatment"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-22
THE CONSTRUCTION
Missouri Pacific Depot VIII Probably
be Finished BY hecemher L

The Missouri Pacific depot is rapidly
being built and VIII probably be ready
for occupancy by the first Of December.
The beautiful new edihce IS already as
Stunning an attitude OF grandeur. The
visionary form is swiftly becoming ma
terialzed
The ladies' waiting room tAto be To-
Gated or,-the southeast corner q the first
floor Opposite this. across a larSe hall
way 10 the west Is 10 be located the
ticket agents Office, which is connected
BY a passage way with the ticket Office
a the north. The ticket Office opens into
the general waiting room, s very spa
clous room in the center II the building
North OF this. but partiJioned apart
from il. IS located the baggage and eX-
press rooms. These are quite large and
convenient. Underneath these IS located
the boiler room for the purpose Of heat
ing the building. The building NIL De
heated by the latest improved steam
hearins apparatus.
The-second hoor VIII BE occupied: the
southeast room by the superintendent:
Opposite this in the southwest room viii
Be located the clerks once. North %
these on either side Of the large hau
will be built offices % various kinds. This
hall viii extend the entire length OF
the upstairs
Very pretty additions to the building
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-22
FINE CORNER IS SOLD
Dr. j. G. Dorsey Purchases
Old Goodyear Property
ON DOUGLAS AND EMP0RIA
New Brick Structure Is to Be
Erected on the Lot,

DR.. J. c. Dorsey yesterday purchased
the business property at the southwest
corner of Douglas and Emporia avenues
commonly known as the Goodyear prop
erty. The consideration was $500.
The frame building on the corner is oc-
cupied by a drug store, and in the rear
is the brick structure known as the EN-
poria Avenue hotel, or perhaps more
easily remembered as the old Goodyear
hotel.
The buildings were erected by John
Goodyear the former owner Of the prop
erty. They were built during the sos
and Mr.. Goodyear was proprietor OF the
hotel for several years. and many people
stopped in its rooms.
DR.. Dorsey buys the property purely
as an investment. He has unlimited
faith in the city and its future and as a
result has made a number Of invest
ments in Wichita property, Dr.. Dorsey
will within the near future erect a sub
stantial brick block on the corner, and
it will be in accord with the business
buildings in other parts Of the city
Nothing definite in regard 10 the plans
for the new building is now known. That
the new structure viii be thoroughly
modern is sure and the corner will be
occupied by a business firm fully in line
with the progress Of Wichita
The buildings as they are now situated
I'LL the entire lot. The frame building
on the corner Of the two streets occu-
pies about half Of the lot and the brick
hotel building stretches back TO the alley.
The brick in the hotel building, if il is
decided to tear 1t down, will be used in
the new structure TO be erected.
The action Of Dr. Dorsey in securing
this business property is another move
ment toward the building up OF East
Douglas avenue with more substantial
business blocks. That part Of the city
was built up a number OF years ago,
and the frame buildings are being re-
placed with those OF brick.
The sale OF the property was made by
Nichols & Fuller. The property was in
charge of Stewart & Burns, who have
the old Lombard Mortgage company real
estate in their charge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-22
WILL CELEBRATE TO-DAY
CoIOred People Honor Emancip alton
DAYS Anniversary.

Today at Riverside Park the colored
citizens OF Wichita and vicinity viii hold
their Emancipation Day celebration.
From all reports the crowds in attend
ance will be large and the day viii be
filed with things of interest An old
fashioned barbecue will be one attraction
for the day and will be participated in
by many hundreds OF people.
Music during the day viii be furnished
by Fishers band. and in addition there
VIII be music Of other kinds The pro-
gram for the day IS as follows:
Dinner.
Music by the band
Opening address BY Rev. NJ. L. Cope
land. master Of ceremonies.
Reading Of Proclamation
Address by John .. Davis
Music by the band.
Address by Q. G. Eckstein.
Address by Prof. Z. J. Hawkins OF
Fort Scott. Kan.
Address by T r McCuuey,
Music.
Address by Thos. c. Wilson
Potato race.
Foot race.
Bicycle race.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-22
Try THAT HIS MORNING
Acre Is a chance for You to Open
Your Heart.

Just now Mrs. Smith, who. with her
six little children, is at the Topeka Ave
nue. hotel, lately arrived from the horror
and destruction of Galveston, needs help
and needs it badly. The night before
the storm she was prosperous. She gave
party. Today she has nothing; all
was lost Her husband IS in Galveston
helping there, but without money, if he
could send It TO her.
When her home and her city were
struck down and all that she had in this
world in chattels and money cancelled,
the mind of Mrs. Smith turned to Wich-
tia, the open-hearted, liberal, sunny
Wichita She had once lived here, and
knew. So she came to Wichita. She
and the little children need help. She
is willing 70 work This is all that
should be said. The people Of this city
should help. Open your heart a little
See how much joy you can bring yourself
by helping some one else and without
ostentation. Try that this morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-22
BURTON-DAVIS JOINT DEBATE
viii Come on If the uissOurian Will
Pluck In Courage.

If the local Democratic management
can get up a little steam and little
more confidence in Web Davis, the joint
debate at the Auditorium will take place
next Tuesday evening.
The Democrats wanted to have Web
DAVIS speak from the same stage with
J. r. Burton at the Auditorium. The Re
publicsns would like this. but they see
no use in having two men Of opposite po-
liical conventions delivering set speeches
TO the same audience. They wanted a
Joint debate. and said so. Burton's man
ayers telegraphed saying that Burton
would be pleased to debate with Davis
But what about Davis? Not a word
has been heard from him, although an
attempt has been made to get his con-
sent to a Joint debate.
Yesterday the Republican chairman,
Mr.. Charles Davidson. called upon Mr..
James Dorsey. Of the Democratic COM
mittee. and asked what Mr. Davis would
do. Mr.. Dorsey said he had telegraphed
the state committee asking about the
joint debate. He has not yet heard
from the state committee. The Demo-
cratic state committee probably is afraid
20 have Davis meet Burton and may
refuse TO let the joint debate go on. But
Davis is a man OF some spirit. and when
he reaches Wichita and sees the ridicul-
Gus position in which he has been placed,
he may he forced to jump in and accept
the joint debate. II he does this the
arrangement OF time for the debate can
be fixed in ten minutes and the debate
can open W.
J p Burton is ready. He is not
afraid. The Republicans are not putting
up a lot Of excuses about his having
10 take an early train out Of town. He
viii be on the ground. He viii have his
coat OF for polemics. He isn't tied up
70 a set speech.
II Davis VIII pluck up his courage and
run the risk Of Burton pulling on him
the laudatory speeches Davis made
about President Mckinley less than a
year ago tan6 that is the thing that IS
making the local Democratic leaders
quake in their bootsl the Republicans Of
this city will be overjoyed
a big crowd viii he out at the Audi
forum next Tuesday evening. and If
Davis hasn't lost all his old Republican
snap, he VIII agree 70 a joint debate,
and get one az the hardest solar plexus
blows an orator ever stopped on the ros-
trun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-22
SOCIALISTS TO MEET TODAY
VIII Have Speeches in the City
Building

AT the City building today the Social
lists viii hold a meeting The meeting
VIII begin az O'Clock Arrangements
have been made for seine roustng
speeches and people who want 70 hear
the tenets q Socialism expcun5ed. ne
theories Of Debs, To,sto5. Rropotkln aid
Millerszd. VIII have a change To hear Il
there. The Socialists are showing great
er activity than ever before here and
are said 70 be gaining converts daily.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-22
Washington. d.
Genesee Pure Fosd Co. lie Roy.N

Gentlemen. Our family realize 50 much
from the use OF GRAIN-o that feel 7
must say word 70 induce others 70 use
It II people are Interested ii their health
and the welfare Of thst= children they
vii use no other beverage. I have used
them a.. but GRAIN-O have found
Superior % any. for The reason that Is Is
solid gran. Yours fer heath
& r MYERS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-22
ARE LAYING THE FOUNDATION
WorISmen Commence on Walter
chied'< New Building


The Watershed Bros. have 5eEun the
foundation Of the large brick which they
are TO erect on Mead avenue for their
extensive pump business. The location.
half block norta q the Rock Island de-
pot. viii be conveniently near the -aii-
heads for shipping The building which
they now occupy on Water street having
been sold. the building Of their new
quarters vii be rushed SO as 70 e1scle
them to move IN before the close % this
year.
The structure. when completed. vii hs
only one story in height but VIII oe ftyy-
two feet wide and enc hundred and fifty
feet Ions. thus giving them 30 feet Of
hoo- room. Taey have $50 several va
cant lots ard expect 70 erect more build
ings as soon as business jus1i1es IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-22
Hoods Saa1abaNM

are the two semi-circular corners to the
east side of the building. One Of these
on the first floor is in the ladies' waiting
room and extends up through the super
intendent's room. The other forms a
part OF the smoking room down stairs.
The building, which Is modern and up
to-date in every respect. will be appreci-
ated by the citizens Of Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-22
SPECIAL RATES
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-22

This large four-story Building Is ad-
nlra5ly fitted and furnished Cor the care
Of the sick No loathsome Or contagious
diseases admitted. 5ut al ether diseases
that are usually treated at hospitals are
successfully treated here, including
Whisky. Cocaine AID Morphine Habits.
absolutely guaranteed Women. married
or single. can find a safe retreat here
during confinement and home IN every
sass found for the child y required. A
home for the poor and rich alike. as al
operations and medical treatment are
free. AID tie only charge that = made Is
the ordinary hospital Zee. which Is Just
enough % pay the running expenses OF
the institution TIE best of references
gfvsn when required Write tor circular
70 the Martha Washington Home"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-22
ge aahia Daily Eaae Saturday gorna september r. 1900
"He is Wise Who
TALKS Bot Little. ="

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-22
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-17
For Bryan and Stevenson.

The National Democratic Committee is
sorely ia want Of funds to prosecute the cam
pai1n, and call has been made by Col.
Willie Jones. State Chairman, for contribu-
tious from South Caro;ina. Thus far the
sun of $2e IS has been given by Sumter
Cousty. Qf this amount $40 was donated
by the County Democratic Executive Com
ritteei out of funds on haod, aod Sc Is by
the Wedge6eid Democratic Club through the
secretary Mr. Eugene E Aycock. This lat
ter contrioction is an average OF 10 cents to
each member of that club, apd sets an ex-
ample worthy of imitation by every other
Democratic club N the county. Will rot the
presidents and secretaries Of the various clubs
and members OF the Couaty Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee, bestir themselves at once,
and Gee that contribution is sent?
Some one must take the initiative, or it
will cot be done Sumter County should
raise handsome amount and sustain her
reputation for liberslity. Let whatever is done
be done right away. "Ee gives twice. who
givesquickly
ANY amounts sent to the county chairman
VII be forwarded Immediately. and any lndi.
vidual subscription to :he fund will be glad
]y received A lis, will be kept at the store
Of Kp,ght Bros for this purpose.
ESery democrat Is urged 20 do something 70
a:d 10 the election of Bryan and Stevenson
Jobo H. Ko;gh:,
County Chairman.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-17
Annual Ball Of the Sumter Club

The annual or opening bal! Of the Scuter
Cub will take place this year. the evening" ci
Thursday November Is. This dance has
grown 10 be the aost iDpovtan. and "awell.
est'' eveot Of the year, and is always looked
forward to with much pleasure by the mem.
bers OF the clu5 Those in ch.rge hope tc
make the coming occasion surpass all previ'
ous ones in the way Of success
The following committees have been
named:
Arrspgemens-J G DeLcrme, Chairman
q A Moses aod W B Afford.
luvi,ation-S Ryttenberg, Chairman,
P Lyaam and C B Yeadou-
Floor-H N Sanders, Chairman, Z
Hurst, G " Hutchinson.
Receptiou-Mr and Ars s G Baker. Mr. and
Mrs Altamout Noses, Br aod Mrs Il Grover.
Jr, Ar and Mrs henry Hardy, Mr snd Mrs
C S,raues. Ar and Mre Marion Noise, Mr. and
Mrs Lee
The foilowirg are asked TO chape:one the
adsir:
Mr. and Mrs W A Bowman. A Built
man, r A Bnltman, L Edmunds, G
R2pe-son, Kaigh,, F Laughery, R D
Lee. Ferd Levi, Mitch Levi, Louis Levi. J &
Levy, Louis Lyons, r l Manoing, G Nc.
Faddeo. E q Noses, c Noses, Neill O'Dou
nell, H G Osteen, A Phelps and Mrs Fe!:s
Noses.
According to the constitution Of the club
DO male resideot OF Sumter, not Coemoer,
will be admitted.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-17

In the present case exceptions open to
criticism under the sbove-ci:ed provision Of
the constitution have beer considered and
overrnled without statement of the reasons
of this court in reaching iss conclusions.
An exception which points ont no specific
error cannot be considered.
The record showing that the circnit judge
ruled upon all the grounds Of the motion for
a new trial, appellants exceptions founded
upon en- alleged incomplete consideration, by
the circuit judge, of the grouads of such
motion csnpot DO sustained.
The conclusion of toe circuit judge upoo a
question of fact presented 10 motion for a
uew trial canno. be reviewed oy this conrs.
The circuit jodge bayipg charged suo5tan-
TALLY the law, and the appellants having
omitted to request him to charge more spsci-
6cally, there is no ground of exception to
such charge CO toe ground that he did not
charge more specifically.
40 exception founded upon 40 affidavit
held By this court to be Incompetent as evil
dence cannot be sustained.
Judgment below affirmed. Opinion by Af.
Justice Gary.
man for appellants; Mesars. Lee + Noise for
respondents.