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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-17

partially operated over leased or &C.
CURED tracks
The said machine shops to be equipped
with the necessary machinery and ap-
planes and maintained and operated
by said Railway Company, its successors
ana assigns, in which shops shall be en-
ployed the full complement of men neces-
sary. and which said shops shall be
erected and put in operation on or be-
fore December 31st, 1904 and the site
therefor and the location thereof may q
in the said City Of Wichita, in said
County. That when said railroad is con-
structed and in operation from the City
of Wichita southwesterly to the said Red
River, bonds TO the amount of that pa
Of the line in said County so constru ted
and in operation shall be issued and de-
livered and the remaining sportion shall
be issued and delivered when said line
is constructed and in operation through
said County and southwesterly to the
said Red River. That in no event shall
any of said bonds be issued and del verei
until the said Railway Company It's
successors or assigns, shall have located
and constructed its freight and passen-
ger depot or depots and established, ac-
Quired constructed, equipped and put IN
operation its division terminal facilities.
locomotive or round-house, and principal
manufacturing machine and repair shops,
all as above described, in said County
of Sedgwick
And we further respectfully petition that
said special election be called and held
laws of the State of Kansas applicable
thereto, and that said subscription be
made and said bonds issued in accord
ance with the laws of the State of Kar-
sas, Chapter 107, Laws of 1875, and the
acts amendatory thereof all contained in
Article of Chapter 20 Of the General
Statutes OF said State compiled under
the authority of Chapter 1856 of the Ses-
sion laws of said State of 1897 and that
the form of ballots to be used a. said
election shan be prepared and issued -
required by law and shall have printed
thereon for the purpose OF submitting
said proposition the following language:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-17
DENTISTS MEET HERE
Have an Interesting Program at the
Hotel Ham ItOn.

A number of the dentists Of southern
Kansas met in this city yesterday and
matters of Importance came up for their
consideration They met in different
cities of the state every year and some
times a number of time for the consider
alton Of ideas beneficial to the profession
The sessions of yesterday were at the
Hamilton hotel and the members spent
the entire day in business at that place.
A number of Wichita dentists were in
evidence and were on the program for
discussions.
The following is the program for yes
terday:
900 a. m.--Paper, L. D. Hoge, Arkan-
sas City; discussion opened by F. B.
Lawrence, Ell Dorado; paper. B. L. Shobe,
Garden City; discussion opened by G. F.
Ambrose, Ell Dorado.
200 p. m.-C1inics. o. H. Simpson,
Dodge City. Making metal die frem i'm
preston swaging device of his own
invention; r. Matthews, Wichita, making
a porcelain crown-baked on platinum
cap and pin; ]. r. Lowe, Newton, gold
filling-using fibrous gold.
500 p m.-Paper, DR.. J. D. Patterson,
Kansas City. Discussion opened by R.
renee. Ell Dorado; discussion opened by
S. B. Korn. Kiowa.
Clinics, D. ]. McMillen, Kansas City.
Clinics, D. w Smith. wichita.
The sessions were closed last night and
the dentists will meet again during the
next few months.
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CHURCH CENSUS WORK
1t Begins on Saturday Divided Into
fourteen Districts.

Fourteen Districts.
The church census Of the city, under
., the auspices of the ministerial associa-
ton, preparation for which has been
going on for more than month among
the church and Sunday school workers OF
the city, will be made Saturday morning
hext between the hours Of and u
o o'clock. The executive committee hav-
ing the matter in charge met yesterday
and assigned the work for the greater
part Of the city. The city is divided into
fourteen districts, as has already been
stated, and each district into four sub
districts. These sub-districts have been
divided into from two to fifty sections. A
section is the territory which one can
casser vii lbe expected to cover and in
the ordinary residence parts of the city
will be from two to four blocks. In the
crowded parts it will reuire many more
canvassers.
The canvassers will call at every house
in their sections. They will frankly state
their mission and fill out the card.
answering as many questions as possible.
A card will be filled out for each family.
1t will contain the following information:
gauge; white or colored; number in fam
lily attending Sunday school: number in
family that are communicant church
members; number in family Is years old
and under; total number all ages. In
family; name Of church to which fam
ily belongs or church preferred.
The public is informed Of the questions
contained in this canvass, that people
may be able to expedite the work on the
morning Of the convass. Rapid work will
have to be done. The visitors Will be
ladies and gentlemen and no discourtesy
will be shown anyone. Facts concerning
persons who have church preferences IN
known to the churches are largely the
object in this work, that these prefer
ences may be put in the hands OF the
churches and pastors preferred. A card
viii be filed out for each servant and
boarder. Offices and stores will not be
visited A card Of invitation VIII be left
with all persons not church attendants.
inviting thcTa 20 the church preferred
An army Of 40 or 500 canvassers viii
be at work on Saturday forenoon II Is
hoped that they will be helped by every
one. More volunteers acn be used and
any persons desiring work will be gladly
welcomed Such should report to the
chairman, Rev. H z. Thaver, at the
Congregational church az once. The re-
suits OF the work Will be published In
the city papers.
PRICKLY ASH BITTERs cures disease
OF the kidneys, cleanses and strengthens /
-ha fIvsr s@r-narh ana ho-sfr
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WHAT PEOPLE SAY
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Eedgwick County, Kansas, (said board
being duly convened in regular sess on
a petition duly signed by two-ffths O.
of the resident taxpayers of Sedgwick
County, Kansas, praying said Board of
County Commissioners to submit to the
qualified voters of said county a propo-
sition that the said Sedgwick County
aid The Kansas City, Mexico and Or ent
capital stock in the amount of E ghty
Thousand Dollars $4,000, one-half (1al
common and one-half CD preferred
stock ard the issuing of bonds of said
County in like amount, in payment OF
said subscription, all upon the conditions
as set forth in said petition, (Which petit
ton, signatures being omitted, is in the
words and figures following, to-wit0
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OTTO WEISS, Agent.

young man An4 woman who. whether r.
ii0gious or not. with CTe@d or without g.
who knows that Aunty Robinson has
reward IN Paradise. Generations o. them
around about her homs. HwunE m tbs
swing. sucked the pain honey from ssr
morning zlorsss and roliiciEed vita her
dogs. rolled on her rag carpets and SAL
wi6s-syed. white this kind Eesate s9maa
with her eyes smiling over a fsc. q soft
and generous BaeE toi5 tsem = tsls u
rEnrldnr ara a4n
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HAVE THIRTY APPLICATIONS
state Sportsman League to be Formed
in Wichita

number OF the sportsmen Of the city
met last night IN the rooms Of c. e
Sawyer and talked over the proposed
organization Of state sportsTnsn league
AS a result Of the meeting thirty applica-
tons for membership Will be SAINT 70 the
national officers OF the annual league
and as soon as the charter is received
for state league. the officers viii be sell
ecte6 as VIII the warden
The effort on the part Of the sports
men is 10 protect the game % the state
and to prohibit the sails as IS restricted
by law The plans Of the league is o
notify the parties and then 70 take action
against the guilty parties.
As soon as the charter is received the
matter will 5e taken up
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MARRIED LAST NIGHT
sFr. j. CAMcCratney and Mss Anna
Cline Welded

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. J. c. Nc
Bratney obtained license to wed Miss
Anna Cline The marriage took place at
o'clock last night at the brides home
on West Central Both young people
have lived in this city for years and they
are highly respected. Mr.. McBratney has
a good position IN the Wichita Creamery
He has been with the company ever
since they started up here.
The young couple left for the east last
night shortly after the ceremony was
performed. After they return from their
wedding tour, they will take up residence
in this city
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Davd City. xeb- April a. 1900
GeueSee Pure Food Co.. LIE Roy. NY

Gentlemen; 1 must say in regard TO
GRAIN-O that there Is aoshing better or
healthier. We have used il for years
Ny brctaev was q great coffee drtnEsr
He was taken SICK ara the doctor SAD
coffee <as the cause % a. and ted US %
use GRAlN-o- We Est pzekss- Ses ais
ret ike II a. hrst but row ~oulS ret
be without II NJ s-s;her has bssn vel
ever since we started - use IT, Yoa-s
truly, LILLE soCHoR
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EPwoBrH CHAUTAuoUA CIRCLE
IL Meets in First HefhodIst Church
Monday Wight

Epworth Chautsuqua Circle VIII bold
It's regular meeting st the First NJ z
church next Monday evening TIE leader
for the evening IS Mrs. 0. A Boyle. The
program vii Be rendsfed as follows:
ChautaGqua song-Circie-
Rivssry Of Nations. chapter s-Mrs. 5.
s Noble
Inner LIE OF French-winsfred Wool
ard
French Revolution. chapters : and 3
M J II. Gibson
Aus.c-Alss Decatur.
Roll cal. with quotations frcra Preach
author.
RszdsnK. sssertsS-zftr, Eavnsft.
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Mr.. THOMPS0N'S RECTAL
Program Given in the second Baps 1T
Church

Mr. EdEs-3 Thompson. an iuaperso1s tor
and musician % ability. gives a recital
tonight IN the Second Baptist church. col
ored- The program for TIE recital co1-
talns many interesting numbers ard NJ
Thompson viii 80 assisted BY the church
eacir.
Part frst OF the program =. Song BY
chols- I-vccs.ica- Rsv. NJ L Copeland
TIE following aE-h<-s BY 2r- Tnezzp-
scz- -Ths Yankee Girl Wool
enoc&zs ''o1s-r4e<~ Barbara Fr5tchse. ="
FL Captain Nzreh" sonS By ch-f-.
= oEsstnt L'Our--tr-e Inpe-sorz-
ten
Part secsad-washsagtoa Peat March.
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Carpets...

Just what you have been waiting for
Our Big Fall Carpet Sale. When We al
vertise a CARPET SALE everybody
knows that It is no bluff and that We
have the Carpets We advertise and az the
prices we advertise them. From now
tin November 1st. we will sell you:
Good quality all Cotton 1ngrains, per
YARD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
Extra good quality ali Cotton In
grains. per yard ...t.................... Sc
Half Wool Ingrains. per yard.,........ lse
Best Cotton Chain. all wool. nBed
Ingrains. per yard ................... l3c
Best Cotton Chain. all wool. flied In
grains, per yard .-.................... Sc
fine quality all wool Ingrains. per
yard ....------......-....-.-.-.- pc
Good Wilton velvets, per yard $780,. SOC
Best Wilton yeivetS. Ter yard ........ e5c
Other kinds and grades. Rugs, lace
Curtains and Portieres at equally low
prices.
Linoleum. the roc kind at.....-.......... Sc
Iinoleum, the SOC kind at................ co
Special prices on mattings. sav'ng you
from &c 10 I0c per yard
GILBERT &MATTHEWS
33S.34O North Main.
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ON TUESDAY n 1HT
Chester |. Long and Dennis
Flynn Speak
AT THE AUDITORIUM
Will be Another Splendid Re-
publican Demonstration.
AUDITORIUM

On next Tuesday night Wichita will see
another splendid Republican demonstra-
ton. At that time Chester L Long and
Dennis Flynn will speak at the AUDITOR
UNI and the night will be one Of the
events of the campaign. Both men are
well known both in Kansas and Oklaho-
ma and the idea of having two leaders of
Kansas and Oklahoma is meeting with
the appreciation of the people Of Sedgwick
county as well as that of the citizens of
Wichita
People have not as yet had an oppor-
tunity of hearing their congressman dur
ing the present campaign and they are
anxious to know OF his ideas Of the is
sues of the year. They have never had
an opportunity of hearing the champion
of Oklahoma the man who has done so
much for the country south, and the
Auditorium viii again be crowded by
people to hear the opponents of Repub-
lican principles,
No man has made brighter record in
congress than has Chester I. Long, and
be glad to meet him on next Tuesday
night. He Will be welcomed in no uncer-
tain terms and they will tell him in a
manner not to be forgotten, OF their opin-
Ton of him
The two men, Mr.. Long and Mr.. Flynn.
will be in the city during the day Tues
day and will be at the Republican head
quarters. At that time there will be an
Opportunity for those who might desire TO
Mr.. Flynn.
In the evening will be another of those
demonstrations which awakened the peo-
pie Of the city and county on last Mon
day night. The young men OF the city
will take part. The cid soldiers will be in
evidence. The colored voters will be
ready and the Rough Riders will be here
in their uniforms and will help Ill the
Auditorium, as many as il will hold
No man who has ever met Mr.. Long
forgets the strong personality Of the
Kanssn. He is agrees bic. He IS brainy
and is a thinker. He knows what tbs
issues of the campaign are and Is pre-
pared to discuss them from the point Of
one who thoroughly understands.
Mr.. Flynn. while from Oklahoma, Is
just as conversant with the campaign and
will tell the people Of this city and coun-
" what the people OF Oklahoma VIII do
when a day in November rolls around.
Tuesday night FOR Republicanisrn win
mean that it will be a great night and
night when enthusiasm viii be in the air
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Constipation is the rock that wrecks
many lives; it poisons the very life blood.
Regularity can be established through
the use of PRICKLY ASH BITTERS 1t
is mildly cathartic and strengthens the
stomach, liver and kidneys.
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AIelLl luSIt1OI'
And said Board of County Commits
sioners, upon presentation of said peti-
ton, found that the same was in due
and legal form, and was signed by more
than two-ifths (2-5) of the resident tax
payers of said Sedgwick County; and
said Board of County Comm iSSioners
thereupon granted the prayer of said
petition and ordered that Special Tlec-
ton be held at the legal voting places
in said county, on the 10Th day of No
vember, 1900 10 determine whether sail
subscription shall be made. and whether
said bonds shall be issued in payment
of said subscription, upon the terms and
conditions set out in said petition.
And said Boari of County Commits
sioners further ordered that in event a
majority of the voters at said Special
Election cast their ballots in favor OF
said proposition, then the County Clerk
of said County shall forthwith. for and
on behalf and in the name of sad
Ssdgwick County, subscribe for Eighty
stock of said Kansas City, Mexico and
Orient Railway Company. one-half ~
of common ard one-half 90 OF preferred
stock.
And said Board Of County Commits
soners further ordered that when said
Railway has complied with the condi-
tons stated in said petition. that then
the chairman of he Board of County
said County, shall duly sign, attest issue
and deliver TO the said Kansas City,
Mexico and Orient Railway Company,
its successors or assigns, the bends OF
said County, in said amount, in all re-
spectS as required by said petition.
Said Board of County Commissioners
10 be used at said Special Election
should be in the form stated in said
petition, and that said SPECIAL Election
should be called, held, the returns
suit dec.ared, in all respects as provid a
by law for the holding of general cleo
tions.
And it was further ordered BY said
legal notice Of said Special Election be
published in one CT more newspapers of
general circulation IN said County OF
Sedswick. one If which shan be the
official county paper
Wherefore. The Board of County Com
missioners OF Sedgwick County. Kansas.
Special Election 50 called. for the pur-
pose aforesaid. will De held in said
SedgEicS County az the usual and legal
voting places therein. IN the 3ath day OF
mated and fixed by law
In witness whereof the Board OF
County Commissioners has caused this
notice TO be signed and attestei BY me
j. E HOWARD.
Chairman
r. BALLANTINE.
Commissioner.
D. A WILSON.
Commissioner.
The Beard Of County Commissioners OF !
SeoEwick County kansas
(Seal) Attest: J. N CHAIN
County Clerk
The legal notice Of the election to be
held on November y Is as follows:
LEGAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL ELECTION. TO BE HELD
NOVEMBER % 1870.
Notice IS hereby given that on ire iSth
day OF October, 1900 there was nreserie esi
10 the Board OF County Commissioners Of !.
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Song, Ma Lady Lou" Water Melon
Time.'' 'Mr. Caudle's Hat" March, Sc
lected. Young Mars John" Selection
by choir. Behind Time" 1.-THE Dutch
mans Telephone" March, selected. Pan
tomime
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Dizziness, spells of blindness, headache
and sour stomach are caused by torpid
liver and consupated bowels. PRICKLY
ASH BITTERS removes the cause of the
trouble and puts the system in perfect
order.
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Mr.. IOOO'S FUNERAL

Takes Place THIS HorasaE FROM Res
idsnee or .. a Hrae-
The fuaeral q re late Hf. Tod. ztl3
WAS wei known 50 tie eaty. viii tie
pace This morning At q s'cloek from taa
residence o. 2r. l. A. HYDE o. CoHsrs
Hih Al frisu2s q TIA famay as -
vitsa - attend
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~. Jesse 4e1FAsser aEa ssss AanA
Cf3ns Esys sazrFaes Ass sseniax x -,
s-les's aezs>. Is sssrTaaz aFsaas -
gAs7ea = Ls~fs1ss T7s- E@ssa * zss
zu-~< as osgy ~ t1,s-r sz-als - 49, -.
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raeralax ~ Nissan 70 sIas NJ -
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Rezdsng. sslectea-Aiiss Barnstt.

TIE coGrt hozse force are al wearing
McEinley an1 Roosevelt b1ttons excspt
q few Popu.4sts and Democrats and Ell os
them hsve Republican Buttons n theas
vest pockets
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DIVER HO1sE SOLD
Pareaased by VS.. sutton az = Price
Of 81 ssna

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tssday soie % Hr- wn san1a. rao rs-
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yrsce Is s-ses aa9 Mr. ssaaa GAYS q r.
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A esz e cA@o@-~ss cznay CalAarsas
bsSs r. "a Saar sssr's hgszs -. 49,,
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That Joyful Feeling

With the exhilirati1g sense Of renewed
health and strength and internal cieanl-
ness. which follow the Use Of Syrup %
Figs. Is unknown 70 the few who have
not progressed beyond the old-tirns rne1i-
cines and TIE cheap substitutes mettrnes
offered but never accepted by the well
informed Buy the genuine manufact-
ured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Shall the following
be adopted? The
proposition t h a {
Se0gwick County aid
the Kansas City,
Mexico and Orient
Railway Company
by subscribing to it's
capital stock and
issuing the bonds of
said County in pay
ment therefor?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-17

PRICKLY ASH BITTERs cures disease
OF the kidneys. cleanses and strengthens
the liver. stomach aud bowels.
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: AIR ANlk WORD WITH WOhIEN

startled by little Does the pae
the creakng of
make you feel would fly pieces? Does life
failure? Are frequently and inaued That condition
suffering the
sympathy others don't suffering They
only know how become and excited with little
You have probably tried remedies irregular
aton falling of the womb eucorrhoa But despair
the right We call
Cadui positive for all female diseases 1t rehabaes the
unrung and strengthens the delicate
Menstrual disorders the bane
Wine of Cardu the height folly
enduring the and dragging ills Do allow
steadily drag the Time makes them
Wine of Cadui relieves them quickly and permanently Try when
the first All leading druggists have $500 bottles
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Part secoad-wsshtastoa Peat March.
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requiring special directions address,
Advisory Chattanooga