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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-25
Wichita LyCeunn
Season IOoo-IooI
Nine
Splendid Entertainments


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Get There and Stay There"
.. QUAKER MALE oUARTETTE. Phil
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3. DR.. F. W. GUNsAULUs. Lecture.
Subject, "Savonarola."
4. BYRON W. KING, Lecture, Pitts
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a Stage"
5. ERNEST GAMBLE CONCERT co.
Mr.. Ernest Gamble. Basso; Nine.
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Hamburg. Ten persons in national
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Alpine Hunting and Echo Songs,
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9. THE SOUTHERN JUBILEE SING
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cipal machine, manufacturing and repair
shops for the Companys lines. at which
all work conveniently accessible to the
City of Wichita shall be done. No other
principal or main manufacturing machine
and repair shops to be established at or
between Kansas City, Missouri, and the
north line of Texas.
The said principal machine, manufac-
turing and repair shops to be equipped
with the necessary machinery and ap-
planes. and maintained and operated
by the said Railway Company, its sue
cessors and assigns, in which shall be
employed the full complement OF men
necessary. The site of said shops TO be
selected by the Railway Company within
the City of Wichita within one year from
the date of the election on this PROPOSE
ton and be erected or acquired and put
in operation on or before December 31st,
1904.
The bonds so to be issued shall be
signed by the Mayor Of said City and at
tested by its City Clerk, with its corpor-
ate seal, and when the railway Of said
Kansas City, Mexico and Orient
Railway Company shall be con-
structed, acquired, completed and in oper-
alton from the City of Wichita south
westerly to the Red River on the bound
airy line between the Territory Of Okla
homa and the State OF Texas and the
necessary right Of way and depot
grounds obtained therefor in said City,
and the said principal machine, manu-
featuring and repair shops. locomotive or
round house, yards. side tracks and other
terminals as above described. located. es-
ts5l.shed acquired. constructed, equip
ped. ana put in operation in said City,
the said bonds shall be delivered 10 said
Railway Company or its assigns.
And We further respectfully petition
that said special election b called and
held conformably 20 and AZ provided by
the laws OF the State OF Kansas applica-
bic thereto, being an act 70 authorize
Cities OF the first and second class 10 IS
sue bonds Tor the purpose OK aiding Rail
road Companies IN securing and paying
for lands for right II way. depot grounds
and terminal facilities. passed February
Is. 1856. bang CHAPTER s. laws % Kan
sss for the year 1875; ard that said spec
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You can continue - earn a living at
your present vork ard Al the same tine
study IN spare moments and 81 yourself
for professional position H good sa-
cry. though one q ths Free schsizr-
ships IN Tae international Carrespoa-
dence Schools. % Scranton. Pa, v.hien
the Eagle xiI present you. Il sou srs
one OF the Ten 10 secure the most voies
b. December g. sasa.
You can easily win this coatsst ~ ~
ginning To Collect votes n0E ard keeg-
ing az IL No Gre has better chance
than yea have Get every Wins Csupea
yOu car and have al yov- Srseads sake
;hssrs soz yaa CSu2oa N Eaxss sacA day.
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Coal Bids.
Office of County Clerk,

wichita, kan, Oct -, 1900
Bids Will be received at the Office Of
the County Clerk of Sedgwick County.
Kansas until z o'clock noon of October
9th. 1850, to furnish coal to Sedgwick
county for the ensuing year as follows:
First-Soft lump coal in one or more ton
lots. delivered at jail.
Second-Soft lump coal in 4 or = ton
lots. delivered inside city limits for
poor"
Third-Soft lump coal in ton lots, at
yards for poor farm.
Fourth-Slack in lots of one or more
tons. delivered at county jail.
All coal TO be thoroughly screened and
OF first quality.
All bids to be accompanied with a $50 %
certified check payable to the County
Commissioners Of sedgwick County. Kan
sas
The successful bidder to furnish a good
and sufficient bond to the faithful perfor-
nance Of contract Bond to be approved
by said County Commissioners.
The Board of County Commissioners re-
serve the right to reject any and all bids.
J. N. CHAIN. County Clerk.
BY order Of the County Commissioners
Of Sedgwick County, Kansas. 1S5-St
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And the said Mayor and Councilmen.
upon presentation OF said petition, found
that the same was IN writing and in due
and legal form. and was signed by more
than two-hfths Of the resident tax-pay-
ers Of said City, and said Mayor and
Councilmen thereupon granted the pray
Ct OF said petition. and ordered that a
Special Election be held at the legal vot-
ing places In said City on the 5eth day o.
November, 1850 TO determine whether
said bonds shah be issued upon the terms
and conditions set out and stated IN said
petition:
And said Mayor and CouncIlnen firth
er ordered that in the event a majority
of the voters az said Special Election
cast their votes IN favor of said PROPOSE
tion-and when the said Kansas City
Mexico and Orient Railway Company,
its SUCCESSORS or assigns shall have
complied with the conditions stated in
said petition that then the Mayor 81
sad City shall duly sign. and the City
Clerk shall duly attest and seal with the
Corporate Seal cf SAID City. and tsue AMI
deliver % said railway company, its sue
cessors o. assigns. the bonds OF said City
10 the amount Of Thirty Thousand Dol
lars (s3loooj. CT The NUMBER. dsnomlna-
ton. and terms, and bearing interest Is
set forth and stated 81 ssId petition.
And said Mayor and Counciimsn fgrth-
81 ordered that the form OF ballot 20 be
used ar said Special Election should -
IN the form stated II said pstisson- ard
thai said Special Election be called. hslh.
the returns thereof made ard ezu<ssEe8.
r. I'll
az provided b. Izw ssr TIE hoi5tng q
gsne-zI elections.
Ard & Vas turtle ordered thzf legal
norfcs e SAID election - prepared ard
pnssssshe6. IS provided T. lax
WHEREFORE. Tas said c1tv. unssr
and pursuant 20 tss firesssgn and o-ser
y rhs Mayer ana Cegnegmen - s&s8
cTsv. hereay give r.1ss.le notscs ssas ssts
specszi Ezeztson. -. ordered ard rz1les.
VII - Es.s = sa4= c!sy - w'srAssa. e.
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Imported Dress Goods

A new invoice of fine Imported Dress
Fabrics of rare design and texture An
opportune time to secure the best in the
dress goods world.
DRAP DE ALrA-Fine imported suting, So
inches. wide; colors, blue, gray and browns per
yard, 81.
PANNE CLOTH-Elegant imported suiting cloth,
rare, lustrous finish, a. inches wide, black only,
per yard, So. so.
PEBBLE CHEvloT-Fine imported novelty
fabric, 20 inches wide, black only, per yard, So
PAUSE ZIBELINE-An imported cloth of new
weave, a. inches wide, beautiful finish, black only,
per yard $3.
FRENCH FLANNELS-New Persian co1orings
and Designs in select waist patterns, per pattern,
$3.50.
TWEED CHEVIoT-Imported English tweed
cheviot, So inches wide, new colors of wine and
green, per yard, 81. so.
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She gaia naiIu gan Thursday orrua Oetober 25 1000

the city of Wichita shall be done. No
other principal or main manufacturing
machine and repair shops to be establish
ed at or between Kansas City, Missouri,
and the north line of Texas.
The said principal machine, manufac-
turing and repair shops to be equipped
with the necessary machinery and apph-
ances, and maintained and operated by
the said railway company, its successors
and assigns, In which shall be employed
the full complement of men necessary.
The site of said shops to be selected by
the railway company within the city Of
Wichita within one year from the date
of the election on this proposition and be
erected or acquired and put in operation
on or before December 81, 1904.
The bonds so TO be issued shall be
signed by the mayor of said city and at
tested by its city clerk. with its corpor-
ate seal, and when the railway Of said
Kansas City. Mexico and Orient Railway
company shall be constructed, acquired,
completed and in operation from the city
of Wichita southwesterly to the Red
river on the boundary line between the
territory of Oklahoma and the state of
Texas and the necessary right-of-way
and depot grounds obtained therefor in
said city, and the said principal machine,
manufacturing and repair shops, loco
motive or round house, yards, sidetracks
and other terminals as above described
located, established, acquired, construct
ed, equipped and put in operation in said
city, the said bonds shall be delivered to
said railway company or its assigns"
That the said special election shall be
called, notice thereof given and the same
held, and the results thereof canvassed
and determined in the manner provided
by law for the holding of general cleo
at said election shall be:
''Shan the follow
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the usual and legal voting places therein.
on the 10Th day OF November. 1900, be-
tween the hours designated and Fixed BY
law
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. The Mayor
and Councilmen Of said City OF Wichita,
have caused this notice to be signed By
the Mayor and attested by the City Clerk
Of said City this 23rd day Of October,
1890. FINLAY ROSS.
Mayor Of the City OF WICHITA
Attest: AMOS MCLAIN. City Clerk.
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10 eToP AcoI.n

After exposure CT when you feel cod
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HONEY AID TAR. j. never fsils - stop
a cod Il taken "a iirae- q Gehrinx SO
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iaI election shall be called, held and the
results thereof canvassed and determined
in manner provided by the laws OF Kan
sas applicable thereto, and that the form
of ballot to be used at said election shall
be prepared and issued as required by
law, and shall have printed thereon. for
the purpose OF submitting the said prop
osition, the following language:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-25

Linton, Ind. Oct sG-The strike az Ia
and City mine, No. ]. has been settled.
the coal company agreeing % give sm-
pioyment 70 the man VINO was objection
able % Il, but roservinz The rigat % en-
ploy any union miner ia tho future Over
30 miners we're out
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-25

The manufactures % Banner SAWS
have authorizes the BndsrEignsd - guar
antso il foE burns. cats. sores. ulcers. tst-
ter. eczema and al akin aiseas Yoa
have your money back < u 6oesz't % al
u claims. G. Cearing - = Douglas Geo.
Van Wsf9sn. - y. Hfin. Wichita Drug
Co. 10 L Douglas. Gus gsur "a +
Douglas
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Ticket Holders, zoe.

SEASON TICKETS with seats reserved
for entire season, $500. Single admis-
sions amount to seven dollars for the
nine entertainments.
Tickete can be secured now of o. A.
Boyle, rooms 1 and ?, Biting block. Stu
dents ticket one dollar. There are yet
good seats unsold.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-25

The editor Of the Fordvfne. Ky. Mlscsl-
lareous. writes az a postscript 70 a bust
ness letter: II was cured o. kidney
trouble By taking FOLEY's KIDNEY
CURE" Take nothing else. O. Cchring.
40 Z. Douglas; Geo Van werdsn. 81 ~
Main; wichits Drug c.. 10 L. Douglas.
Gus saur. s2l Z. Douglas.
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Il hzEs always used FOLBT-E HONEY
AND TAR cogEh ras1lesne ara ihsnk Z
TIE bsst n Ire wsrsz- a&ge Cssss Kea-
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nal facilities"
Sec. 8. Be it further ordained, that II
at said special election provided for by
this ordinance, a majority of the voters
voting at said special election shall cast
their ballots in favor of said pro&.csition,
and if the said Kansas City. Mexico and
Orient Railway company, its successors
or assigns, shall thereafter fully comp,y
with all the terms and conditions men
toned and stated in section of this
ordinance, and in said petition, then the
mayor of said city shall execute and de-
liver to the said Kansas City, Mexico and
Orient Railway company, its successors
or assigns the bonds of said city, num-
bered from one % to sixty (6O con-
secutively, of the denomination of five
hundred dollars $500 each, aggregating
thirty thousand dollars $30OOO in all re-
spects as required by the terms of said
petition and section of this ordinance,
which bonds shall be attested by the city
clerk with the corporate seal Of said city.
Sec. 4. That this ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after its
publication in the Wichita Daily Eagle.
Approved October @. 1900
FINLAY ROSS,
Mayor of the City of Wichita
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Chisese Pirates Nezr Caatoa

Carton. Oct "A vessel having or
board 70 passengers was soar1ee ~ p
rates ten miles bsioI here. severz,
thogsand pounds in specie were taken.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-25

Lyons. left here today IN thir i5-foot gas
cline launch Venice" for a trip down
the Mississippi across tho gulf and up
the coast 20 Connecticut
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-25

Kfngst0a. Jamaica. oct Zz-Ths Cz@srer
pa53anes report 20 the effect mas
nibnsiering eEpasitien. hesesd ~ a veil
known Hsyti4n exile. s. being pr~paref
here for TIE sFsrfhfoH ~ ths govern
HasHt q General Simon Eau- tAs srssi-
1ent - Tfayd
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Extra Attraction

FRANK R. ROBERTSON. The Great
Traveller. Subject, China of Today"
Superbly Illustrated.
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Charlotte. y. c.. oe1 81 n -.
ciunb = FzvestsTs1se. has bSea nsme5 b.
fhs Republ3e4aa * The T1ers esrtfief fsf
conEress
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Notice.
NON-tNs
Office OF City Clerk.

Wichita, Kan. Oct. Is. 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the regis
tration books of the city Of Wichita viii
he kept open Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday nights, October .. p and q.
for the accommodation OF those who. can
not register during the day. The books
oicse Friday evening. October IS at 6
o'clock and remain closed until after The
election, November &.
AMOS MCLAIN, City Clerk.
132-6t
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sALEsMEN-BY AN OLD ESTABLISH
ed Chicago tea, cigar and spice jub-
bing house, a few more hrst-cIass
SAILS nen; state age. territory, experience.
average sales. salary or commission ex-
pected, Address c Y 6sl. Tribune Office.
Chicago. 15S-1etx
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ing be adopted? The
proposition that the
city Of Wichita
issue and deliver to
the Kansas City,
Mexico and Orient
Railroad company
the bonds of said
city to aid in secur-
ing and paying for
right-of-way, depot
grounds and feruoi-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-25

- HH1IsHV ,
GAS been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHENG. With
PERFECT Success. It soOTHEs the
CHILD. SOFTENs the GUMS. ALLAY5
all PAIN, CURES WIND collie and Is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA- Sold
by druggists IN every part Of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. wiaslows
Soothing Syrup and take DO other kind.
Twenty-Five cents bottla
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Net &c

To whom it may concern: That Mr.. \
p Tyler is no longer authorized 10 col
lect subscriptions for the Fifteenth street
bicyc,e track c T. GOFORTH. See.
a s PIERCE. Chairman. lS6-1,x
The Misses Ford viii conduct a chill
dren,s class Saturday afternoons from ,
70 !, and matinee for adults from I TO
c, IN Sedgwick Music hall. iS.-I,x
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AAAeltA NtAC AOaADff Al Z
be adopted? The
proposition that the
city OF Wichita is
sue and deliver to
the Kansas City,
Mexico and Orient
Railway company
the bonds Of said
city to aid In secur-
ing and paying for
right-of-way, depot
grounds and termi-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-25

I.yszs. TssA- Or. 81 2 Kassas q
De-sI cs==-: EsH1x Sess, Ass oEss
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Berlin, Oct. 8.-Baron Won Richtho1.
under secretary Of the foreign ofice. has
been appointed 20 succeed Count Won
Buelow as minister OF foreign affairs.
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~ This good grocery store is now
n at its best, Offering, in addition to
III the regular staple groceries al
- ways shown, many new things
W fresh from the makers. There
~ are novelties in groceries, as well
n as in dry goods, too. Some of
"a the best brains in America are
= conferred upon the question of
XXI food Improvement, and we keep
IA in close touch with them.
w Monarch Catsup, pint bottle. ....... rs
IN "Snyder's' Catsup, pint bottle....... rs
- Deviled Olives, per bottle .............. So
~ Plain Olives, per bottle 20
1T Cross & Blackwelrs Chow Chow,
II pint Observation-Disclosures. 10
IL Cross & Blackwells Chow Chow,
~ pint ................s ...........,........ .5S
n Yacht Club Salad Dressing, bottle.... SS
"a Cream Olive OIL per bottle ............ 80
~ Russian Caviar, Il size................ .35
r Underwoods Original Deviled Ham. 25
IL Monarch" Extra Salmon Steak. %
. ~ Little Neck CLANS, can ................ 20
n. Durkees Salad Dressing, botte...... .35
"a Lee & PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauce 80
~ Gedneys Large Dill Pickles, dozen. 10
I'll Gedneys Sweet Pickles, quartz. 20
lfA Heinz's Sour Pickles, quart 10
- Yorkshire Pickles, pint bottle........ rs
AL Yorkshire Pickles, Y pint bottle...... Is
IN Monarch Mixed Sour Pickles.. rs
- Monarch Apricots in syrup ........ .sS
II Monarch Figs in syrup ............ SO
Ia Monarch Sweet Pickle Peaches. .9S
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effects, and al priced cheaper
than you could buy the material
and have them made, without
having the worry. All cclors and
black, priced from $3.50 on up to
500
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Hrs yyinslou,s SOOTHING svrun

Attest: AMOS McLAIN. City clerk.
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Dressing Sacques
Outing Gowns

Ladies Outing Cloth Gowns IN marrow
blue and pink stripes, at less than COS
of material. Come and see. an.
Each Observation-Disclosures 9(
The age-herald., 1900-03-28
Jim w Walker Shot Man Whose Identity
 is Not Known

Bessemer, March e7.-(Special.) )-There was a difficulty at Moore's Springs, near here, yesterday afternoon about o'clock, and in the row Jim Walker shot and killed another negro named Will White, the ball entering behind the ear and coming out at the top of the head. The trouble com menced last night and eliminated today in the killing. Walker made his escape, but is being closely pursued by officers. George Walker, bro ther of Jim Walker, and Silas Mundy are in jail as accomplices.
 William H. H. Judson, who has been quite i'll of fever for several weeks, is able to be out.
 Dwight Anderson died of typhoid fever Sunday at his home near McCalla, and his remains were interred Monday at the George cemetery. MT. Anderson was a very exemplary young man and was the main- stay of his inva3id father.
 The registration books of beat 39 were opened yesterday with s. H. King as reg istrar and H. A. Mckinney as clerk, At 5 o'clock seventy voters had been registered
 MT. and Mrs. F. Erick celebrated their crystal wedding Sunday at their home in Sixth avenue. A large number of guests were present and enjoyed an elegant re- past as we'll as a delightful social evening. The presents were numerous and hand some.
 The repairs on the large dynamo at the big pipe works have been nearly completed and 1t is thought work can be resumed in a few days.
The age-herald., 1900-03-28
BLOUNT COUNTY
 FOR T0ML|NSON He Spoke to a Large Crowd at Oneonta-Scored His
 Opponents.

Oneonta, March 27-(Special. )-The court house was well filled last night to hear Hon. John W. Tomlinson, candidate for governor, who replied to the speeches of Hon. W. J. Sanford and Hon. Jesse F. Stallings, his opponents in the gubernator- ial race. His humorous thrusts at both his distinguished opponents kept the audience in a good humor, while he discussed the issues of the campaign. He referred to what Colonel Sanford said about the school book trust, and told story to illus trate the position of the candidates on this question. He said, "Oh, yes, Colonel Sam ford may be against this trust, but he and the others waited till made 1t the livest question in the gubernatorial race; but if the colonel should meet the trust in the road and it would stand up on its hind legs and look at him right hard, he would run back down the other way. Q-aughter.) Wal Ter and Shelley would slip around either to the right or left, while Jesse would slap the trust on the back and say, Bully Trust, rob all you want to, just so you vote for Jess! Naughter and applause)
 J. H. Montgomery of Birmingham was here to speak for Stallings, but Mr. Tom Hnson, while saying that he would be glad to divide time with an opponent, said he did not care to debate with representa- tive of an opponent. Mr. Tomlinson said MT. Montgomery was following him, tell ing the people that he would not carry Jefferson. 'I will carry Jefferson," said MT. Tomlinson, "and will be nominated" Applause.) MT. Tomlinson told of the fight in Jefferson; how one of his friends had been offered a bribe to desert him; how half-drunken man, hired to get sign CTS to a Shelley club, had asked d preacher to sign. and the reply he got; but he said the result would show that such methods would but disgust honest voters.
 MT. Tomlinson was introduced by Hon. R. T. Robinette, member of the state eX- ecutiye committee. MT. Robinette said MT. Tomlinson had not only a state, but a na- tional reputation, because of the battles he had fought for the democratic party. It is safe to say that Blount county is for MT. Tomlinson.