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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-10
ENTERTAINED MANY VISITORS
DoId People Give Figures Regard ing
Carnival Week.

Manager Fred Dold, of the Dold Pack
ing House in this city, probably has
the distinction of entertaining more peo-
pie at his table in six days last week
than any other man in America He
estimates that 10000 people partook of
his hospitality during the six days of the
fair and fall festival.
People do not need to be told anything
about the great bold white pavilion.
Those who did not have the good fortune
to see it, read about it. Mr.. Dold made
arrangements as is known to serve a
lunch to the people who called at his
white pavilion. The bright young wo-
men who served the lunch used 1850
loaves of bread, $500 pounds of wiener
wurst and 1900 pounds of sausage, and
one OF the experts employed estimated
that the supplies would make 1900 such
lunches as were served
The Dolds understand how to advertise
their products, and while it cost a good
round sum of money it will pay Like
bread cast upon the waters, it will re-
turn. All Of the thousands who faced
the magnificent display of packing house
products and eat OF the delicacies' will
remember that it was Dold's. Everybody
loves fine cured meats, and the $50, 600
along with other thousands, will, in the
future. Involuntary associate Dold s
name with the best.
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DEBS COMES FRIDAY
VIII Give an Address Here at
Night,
CANCELLED TWO DATES
In Order to Speak to a Wich-
tia Audience.
Cd TWO DATES

Eugene v. Debs will speak IN this city
on next Friday night. This was the an
nouncement made late last night by DR..
W. L. Rose, who had received a letter
from Mr.. G. C. Clemens of Topeka, who
is managing the tour of Mr.. Debs through
this state.
This is possibly the only time that
Wichita peopleEin have the opportunity
of hearing presidential candidate this
admirers in the city and is said TO be a
pleasing speaker. Two dates were can
celled in order to give Wichita a date.
Winfield and Arkansas City are the
places cancelled. Mr.. Debbs and Mr..
Clemens come here from Pittsburg, Kan.
and viii arrive over the Frisco at $50
D. m.
The hall for the speaking had not been
secured last night, but the probabilities
are that It will be the Garfield hall. The
people here interested in the movement OF
which Debs is at the head have been try
ing for some time to get him here and
nave bC~i4 i1OOA4llS NANSA
They had given I'D the idea of his APP
pearing here during the campaign and
the news Of his coming was a surprise to
every one interested.
A reception committee will be appoint
ed to meet the presidential candidate at
the train and will escort him through the
streets of the city.
Mr. Debs has been speaking two or
three times a day for some time and was
threatened with a physical condition
which would prevent him from conclud-
ing his tour of the state. DR. Rose of
this city has been doing all in his power
to bring Debs here and felt very much
elated last night.
After Mr.. Debs arrives on Friday he
will stop at the Carey, and DIR. Rose has
already arranged for a committee to
escort him to the place of speaking.
wherever that will be. The arrange
ments for the hall will be made this
morning. however, and the committee
here will make every EFFORT to have the
matter advertised.
Wichita should give the presidential
candidate a large audience whether his
views are IN accord with the ideas of the
people or not. 1t is not often that the peo-
pie of this city have the opportunity of
hearing a man OF his position.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE

NEW THROUGH TRAINS To FORT.
LAND AND PUGET SOUND. "TBE Buzz
LIsGTON- PACIFIC ~
PRESS A NEW DAILY THROUGH
TRAIN
From Kansas City and ST Joseph ior
Lincoln. Northwest, Nebraska. Black Rus.
Wyoming. Montana. Washington, Taco
ma. Seattle. Puget Sound and Portland.
Ore. via Billings. Mont-the short line
and time saver 20 the upper Softhwsst
To Central Montana IN q hours; % the
Puget Sound IN 20 hours from the Ms
souri, River. Through coaches and chair
cars. through tourist sleepers. through
dining car service and standard sisspcrs.
This IS tho main Travelled road Missouri
River 70 the Northwest
NUMBER IS
Kansas City and 81 Joseph TO Ns5raska.
Denver. Colorado. Utah. Pacific Co4sg.
and the Northwest. via Ogden; also %
the Sorthwsst-M0Dtsna Washington
oregon. VIA Lincoln and BIldnEs. Week
iy California Excursions.
NUMBER ~ -"yEBkAsKA-
COLORADO ENPEE.s7
From Kansas City and 81 Jessph-ths
latest nlzht train Tor Eetrssks. Colorado.
Titan znd Psclac Coast.
TO THE FAST
Chicago and 81 Louis greatly improved
trains In time and eqgipment
To THE SORTH
BeFr tralHa cs1v % Omaha. 81 PAU.
NinneapoHs and ths LAKE Begi9a-
L. y. wAKELEY.
General Pas-cngsr Agent. ST. LOIS.
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viii be Placed in New Park Near City
Building

The foundation for the band stand, fur
nished for the carnival by lines & Co,
will probably be commenced today on the
ground just south of the city building.
The stand has been turned over to the
city and will be used at that place for the
summer concerts. The. stand originally
cost considerable money and Is after the
pattern of the band stand in Fairmount
park in Kansas City. The bands which
played in the stand during the carnival
were delighted with it and its appearance
Is very handsome.
The structure will be on the vacant
ground just south Of the city building,
and the band concerts in the city during
the summer will be held at that place.
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BEFORE THE APPELLATE COURT
Number of Cases called Up and Dis
posed of

At o'clock yesterday the appellate
court convened at the court house with
Judges Arthur W. Dennison. MaIfford
schoonover aud B. f. Milton on the
bench
For the first time in the history Of the
court here one of the attorneys appearing
before the judges was lady. Mrs Julia
V. Harric who made an argument in
Sumner county case.
The court took actioh on the following
cases:
IS ". Shattuck VS.. Charles A Ellis,
from Sedgwick; continued per stipulation
State OF Kansas VS.. Dick Kruger. from
Cowley; reversed and amended as per
stipulation
Lackey ct al. Us. Mary D. Wilson, from
Reno: continued.
J. ". Searles et al VS.. Ella Gregg. from
Cowley; dismissed for failure on part OF
plaintiff in error TO file briefs
Rachel Ellen HyskeIl ct a. vs. John
". Skinner ct al, from Cowley: sub
mitted on printed briefs Of both parties
D. NJ. OSBORNE * Co. rs. A Graf, from
sumner; Submitted on printed briefs from
both PARTIES.
Geo. W. Chase ct al VS.. s E Bebrecat
ct al. from Harper: submitted by both
parties on printed briefs
John T Stewart Us. n. NJ Elliot, from
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GRoCERs EVERYWHERE
SOLD At OUR sTuRes

Sumner; orally argued by James Law
renee, attorney for plaintiff, and Mrs.
Julia Harris, for defendant. Mrs. Harris
seemed at home before the judges as she
presented her arguments. The case was
also submitted on printed briefs by both
parties.
The Lewis Zukoski Mercantile Co. vs..
Mrs. NJ E. Smith ct al, from Bentley;
probably the most important case called
1t is an interesting case on account Of
the complication presented. The case
was argued by Attorneys Ringolsd and
Leydig for plaintiff and Attorney Redden
for defendant. Printed briefs of the case
were submitted
The W. W. Kendall Boot and Shoe Co.
VS.. H. S. Davenport, from Cowley; sub
mitted on printed briefs of both parties.
E. S. Hutchinson ct al. VS., Andrew S.
Nelson ct al, from sedgwick; continued
at request of plaintiff.
The Missouri Pacific Railway company
VS.. L. Newberger ct al, from Reno;
orally argued by Mr.. Vandeveer for
plaintiff and submitted on briefs of both
parties.
NJ. A. Clarkson VS.. ]. Perry ct al from
Cowley; submitted on motion to dismiss
October II, 1899. Motion passed.
The First National bank Of Ottawa,
Kan. VS.. W. A. Rem ct al, from Sumner;
dismissed because printed briefs had not
been filed.
Eli T.. Hobson vs.. Peter Taylor, from
Kingman: submitted on plaintiffs brief
after oral argument by Mr.. Adams.
Decisions will be handed down tomor-
row in many Of the cases.
The attorneys who were present from
out of town were William O'Conner, Nc
Pherson; F. C. Johnston, Winfield: Her
rick e. Rogers. Wellington; Mr.. Reddin,
Topeka; Mr.. Leydg, FL Dorado; I. ].
Ringolski. Kansas City; J. S. Dey, julia
V. Harris, James Lawrence, c. E. Elliot,
w W. Schcwinn, wellington; Mr.. Het-
finger, J. W. Brinkerhoff, Hutchinson.
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which caps the climax. The notice reads:
Although all the railways but one re-
fused to advertise It; although every cor
porate interest in the state ignored it,:
and Notwithstanding the provincial skim
milk newspapers at the mouth of the
Kaw refused to mention it, there were
ten thousand more people in Wichita,
last Friday, than were ever in any Kan
sas town at any time; and notwith-
standing the united oppositions of all the
jealous pudden-head towns in the state,
there were $1,000 more people in Wichita
last week than were ever in any Kansas
town in any week before. And they were
people-Kansas and Oklahoma people
who from a money standpoint could buy
and sell any gang of like number that
ever got together at any time or place
west of the Mississippi river. Wichita is
no hog, as a half million men and women
in this part of the state have discovered;
while the people of Wichita don't rob
their guests or hold them up while others
rob them. Wichita is a solid cosmopoli-
tan town. It owns itself, can paddle its
own canoe and has, reached a point where
it can snap its fingers in the faces of boy
cotting railway mismanagements, can in
vite Topeka and Kansas City to go to
- and can go on its prosperous way re-
CARELESS of everything. No town on earth
is surrounded by a better country; no
city can boast of as many rich communi-
ties tributary to It; it is today absorbing
more actual wealth than any dozen towns
in the state, while it is growing as no
western town ever grew before. When
Wichita gets up a show, and prints a pro-
gram, the show is always better than is
set out in the program. When Wichita
gets up a show Wichita pays the bills
without whining about it. When the gates
Of the city are thrown open, everything
goes, and you don't have to hurry, either
There was not a kick from the hundreds
of thousands of people who were in
Wichita last week; nobody was robbed.
held up or snubbed It was cosmopolf-
tan crowd in a truly metropolitan city.
The town has no rivals and can't have;
and the man who can't see that it is
going to an hundred thousand people in
short order, can't see anything It's got
the money, its got the location, its got
the cinch and last week It got itself into
a mighty snug corner of the hearts of
the intelligence and the brains of an en-
pire whose people admire it for its pluck.
its courage and its broad gagged hospi-
tality; and who from now on will stand
up for it on every possible occasion.
Wichita is an out and ont, homemade.
Kansas town and it is a hummer"
Cleanse the liver and bowels, and regu-
late the system by using Prickly Ash
Bitters. 1t creates and sustains energy.
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WILL OPEN STORE NEXT WEEK
Musselman Brothers Have Their en-
stIrance Adjusted

Musselman Bros, whose stock of BIZ
cycles and general sporting goods was
partly destroyed by fire. will open up
again next week. The loss was entirely
covered by insurance and the matter was
adjusted satisfactorily to both firm and
insurance company yesterday. The stock
was insured at S5,G00. over one half of
the goods were destroyed and much of
the rest was damaged.
When the firm opens their store to the
patronizing public next week they will
have a larger stock than ever before.
New goods have already been ordered
and VIII be here within the next few
days The store will be located in the
same room.
At present the store is closed. They
have put in a temporary Office in the up
stairs above and there is where the bust
ness is now transacted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-10
MEETING With SUCCESS
Plymouth Church Kindergarten Is
Made a Permanent Feature.

The Plymouth church kindergarten IS
meeting with happy reception. A large
school is under the care of Miss A. L.
Halsey, every day from. 1:3o to 2. m.
The free wagon has enabled many to
come who could not otherwise attend.
Plymouth Congregational church is ex-
tending it's influence in this method Of
Christian work. Parents who are able
are expected to pay the regular tuition.
Those who are not able to pay regular
rates, pay what they can. Quite a few
are on the free list. The one condition
of entrance Oh the school is cleanliness.
The equipment Of the school is in every
way first-class. the building having
steam heat and the room being ample.
The committee having the work in
charge are Mrs. Daring. Mrs Del La
Meter. Mrs Seamans and Mrs. LEVEL
ing. Thmey viii be glad to confeT with
any parents having children of kinder
garten age
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-10
EPWORIH CIRCLE MEETS
On Monday Night and Fine Program
Given

At the meeting of the Epworth Chau-
tauqua Circle on Monday. October Is,
the following program win be rendered:
Chautauqua song-Circle.
Repeat C L. S. c. Notices
Song-Circ1e.
The Rivalry OF Nations"-Rev f. T
Lynch.
"a Heading Journey in the Orient
Mrs. Florence Horton.
The French Revolution" chapters
and miss Hattie Smith
AIusic-Miss Evelyn Imb0den.
Roll Call: Each give a prominent date
OF the present century. and the Circle
answer.
Reading. '"The Story Of the Great Siege
OF Gibraltar Miss Ruth Woody.
Debate: Resolved. That civilization
would be advanced more rapidly under
a number OF nations than under one
world nation Affirmative, Ar. Jen-
nings. Charlie Jones; negative. Mr.
Holmberg. Fred Pierce.
Leader-Aiss Jessie Adams.
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Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
stomach and blood medicine, cnres dis
eases Of heart. lungs liver, kidneys
ETC., BY curing diseases OF the stomach
ard digestive and uutritive systems.
uFor SIX loug years I suffered with
my liver, kidneys, and indigestion,
which haf7ed the best doctors in oar
country writes Mr.. E 1. RanseIL. Of
woolsey, Prince W'sliia-n Co, Va. II
suffered with my stomach and back for
a long time and after taking a quantity
OF medicines from three doctors, I grew
so bad I could hardly do a days work.
Would have desth-hke pains in the SIDE,
and blind spells, and thought life was
hardly worth living. decided to con-
suit Dr.. R V. Pierce and his staff q
physicians. They s9id my case waz
cnrsble and I was greatly encouraged.
l began taking Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Psi-
lets as advised. Before I had taken
half OF the second bottle began to feel
relieved got SIX more bottles and used
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-10
COMMENTS ON CARNIVAL
Anthony Republican Pleased With
the Week.


Among the various notices of the car
nival among the papers Of southern Kan
sas, the Anthony Republican has the fol-
lowing to say:
probably 300 visitors in all have at
tended the Wichita street fair from An
thony. Not less than 100000 people have
visited Wichita this year because of the
street fair Probably the visitors spent
an average of So each in addition to rail-
road fare. That puts some 100000 into
the pockets of the Wichita business men,
less the sums carried away by the con-
cessionaries. 1t certainly pays to put up
a street fair such as the Wichita people
put up
Zone of the Anthony visitors to the car
nival has the following to say: j. Ed
Couch got home from the Wichita street
fair yesterday, and he is enthusiastic over
the big show: He says they advertise
all they do and do al lthey advertise -
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Te aa1itta naiu EaoIe: gForo
TAKING CHANGES.
People Who VIII Learn Only
by a Perilous Personal
Experience.

As a rule experience IS profitable
only to the indiysual who obtains 1t.
When the aged man tries to save youth
from mistakes such as he made, the
youth smiles to himself /: rThe idea
Of that old fossil thinking that an up
to-date young man IS going to make
mistakes" 1t IS a peculiar trait OF
human nature that each man thinks he
is little smarter than the others, and
that he viii succeed where others failed.
uOh, yes,n says Smith, al. know that
poor Jones got caps;zed in the rapids,
but Jones never was good hand at the
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STUDENTS TICKETS TODAY
Wichita Lyceum Has Issued a Neat
Prospectus

This Afternoon at O'Clock the students
tickets for the Wichita Lyceum course
will be placed on sale at the Office OF
Orville A Boyle, IN the Biting block.
The seats are similar TO those used by
the students last year.
The prospectus Is out and Is a thing OF
art 1t gives the attractions for the
year and the various comments Of the
press. 1t has the programs usually given
by the companies in their TOURS.
1.-The Impressions seems to have gotten
out" said Manager Boyle. yesterday.
that all the desirable seats in the Audi
forum had been sold" Mr.. Boys said:
While large number OF tickets have
been sold. yet there are many desirable
seats left yet. There is a steady demand
for them and the person who really
does want a good seat for the season
sholld not delay 70 long"
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RETURNS FROM DENVER
Mr. 4. w Gill Attends Funeral Di-
rectors' AssOeiat on Meeting.

Mr.. 1. w. Gill returned yesterday from
the National Funeral Directors annual
meeting at Denver. Col. He reports a
most enjoyable and profitable time. He
said there was q large attendance at the
meeting, every section OF the country be-
ing represented. One feature that Hr.
Gil made special mention of vas the
royal way in which the Denver under
takers entertained the ASSOCIATION An
excursion was taken through the noun
tains. the undertakes OF Denver paying
both car fare and hotel bills. The asso-
citation VIII meet next year at Charleston.
south Carolina
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cure viii be quicker the earlier II is
begun.
cFc- twelve long months I suffered
untold misery" writes Mrs. Aollie Col
gate, of Randolph, Charlotte Co, Va.
I" No tongue could express the pain that
] endured before commenced taking
DR.. Pierce's medicine. / was not able
to do anything at all. Could not eat
anything except bread and tea-or il
/ did the top Of my head hurt 50 Il
seemed it would kill IRE; with all that
I could do it would burn like FIRE, but
now since taking Golden Medical Dis
covery' / can eat little of almost any,
thing want and can do a good days
work as well as anybody can. Am Bet
ter than / have been Tor years. | think
your medicine is the best that ever was
made, for it is the only thing that ever
did me any good. tired many ether
kinds but none did me any good but
your Golden Medical Discovery and
Fayorite Prescription can never
praise them too highly to any one who
suffers as did"
Sick people are invited to consult DR..
Pierce by letter, free. All correspond
ence held as strictly private and sa-
cTediY confidential Write therefore
without fear as without fee to DR.. R V.
Pierce, Buffalo, ~ Y.
There Is no alcohol IN SCsolden Md
ica1 Discovery" and il Is entirely free
from opium, cocaine, and other narcotics.
Do not allow a dealer for the sake Of
making little more pro6t 20 boist on
you substitute as Vju5t as good as
cGolden Medical Discovery" There Il
no other medicine so good foy JsoH.
GRNUIHR AND cxSSJ.RoUS OFT.
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, confirming zoos large pages
and over 100 illustrations, Is gIVrs saag
to those who send stamps 70 pay tx
pense of mailing only. Send 81 one
cent stamps for the book in strong cloth
binding, or only II stamps II satisfied TO
have the book in paper covers. Address
Dr.. r V. Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y.
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j. b. CHANDLER HOME
Brings His Rorses Here for the
Winter.

Mr.. J. 3. Chandler arrived n tbs city
yesterday. having returned Grou the
eastern races He IS IN good sFsrsts
over the showing Of the horses Ia hss
ehr2se and VIII winter them az the fal-
grounds IN this city
The horses viii arrive thss morning saS
wiII Re taken direct TO thai pace T-ss-e
are some fne ones IN tne sfT-Eg ana
they Eii D driven az winter e KEEP
tneu ii good condition Tor the training n
the spring Mr. Chandler Is ga eEtansl-
az when i csuss 70 The kansas 81
rnste fsr to-sa9 and Szys tsai as boss
ara n oestes condition during fas v1assz
than those in the east 1r. ehaatIsT.
xhzle v=ry Successful this season. eE-
poets 70 80 after sAs Hlonsx azt Ire
time nsxt Season
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R. B-AI2'S FUNERAL TODAY
DIED Suddenly at HIs Home OF Para
INsls.

air. J. = Blair died very suddenly at
SIS On Monday hight asst. fr5a paTaly-
SIS % the brain. re was ) 3ssrs Cd
asst March and had oeea IN his usual
health for some months past The fun
eraI win occur from h1s late residence.
y Ida avenue At 8 o'c,oek this afternoon
Services conducted by tse Rev. LawreHcs
pastor q the F1rsi Presbyterian ehsrch-
Friends fthe family are invited . a.
fana
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THE EXTREME OF FOLLY.


The most foolhardy man who ever
risked his life, or the most infatuated
gambler who ever Hsked his fortune, is
4 sage compared with the man who
attempts to get the best of Nature.
The feolhardy man may succeed The
gambler may win. But the man who
takes chances with Nature is bound to
lose. If the obituaries of tens of thou
sands who are cut down annually in
life's prime were truly written death
would not be attributed to this or that
form of disease, but 10 an attempt to
eyade the necessary laws of health.
The weak spot in the modern man is
his stomach. It is In, disease of the
stomach that many of the maiadies
begin which carry off the busy men of
the day. The seed of disease once
planted in the stomach grows and
spreads like some climbing parasite
about a tree. It throws out a tendril
about the heart and presently another
which grips the lnngs, and others again
which take hold of kidneys and hyer.
Then suddenly the man Is sriitten by
heart disease or lung disease; or sue
cumbs to some malady Of kidneys OF
liver. The real seat of disease is the
stomach. And one of the reasons why
the diseases Of the other organs often
fail Of a cure is that the treatment
ignores the stomach, and attempts to
treat directly the other organs whose
diseases are only symptoms Of disease
of the stomach and other organs of
digestion and nutrition.
THERE'S PLENTY OF PROOF
of the soundness of the proposition that
diseases of other organs remote from
the stomach which are caused by dis
ease of the stomach must be cured
through the stomach, and, IN fact, can.
not be cured in any other way. The
best proof in the world is that Doctor
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CHILD CULTURE CLUB
dt Meets Mt Plymouth Church To
morrow Afternoon.

The second regular meeting of the Child
Culture club viii be at the Plymouth
Congregational church tomorrow after
noon. All members are requested TO meet
at 2:30 O'Clock to transact some import
ant business before the beginning of the
program at O'Clock.
The following program will be given:
instrumental Solo-Mrs. Higginson.
Reading (selected)- I. S. Naftzger
Discussion, first six points of Outlines
Of a Mothers Ideals''-Members Of club.
Address, Mothers League Work.
Mrs. Lacy.
Vocal Solo-Miss Estella Whey.
Roll Call from club literature.
All friends are invited.