The El Dorado Democrat from El Dorado, Kansas • 3

ELDORADO LYCEUM COURSE. See Denny's Xmas display. D. W. Ow has another car of New iflorado IN 20 DAYS I ton flour.

The Twice-a-Week Democrat will Joe Ramsey was in town on business. IT'S EOOHY I for sale 500 head. N. Cattle Fbaziee. furnish the plan whereby the equivalent of the above sum may be earned by some bright BUTLER COUHTY BOY )R GffiL "IIITIil" George Bassett, of Cedar Vale, is visiting his parents.

AT To the person sending us the great Judge Dennison came home Wednesday from Topeka. There was a shooting match in ELDORADO DRUG STORE, Gordon Sons jM'g'rs. est number of names of yearly subscribers to the Twice-a-Week Democrat we will north Bulter yesterday. Young cattle. 80 head of yearlings GIVE A SI00 BI6YGLE December Tlth.

Friday, The Twice-a-week Democrat to increase its subscription list for sale. W. Pattison Sons. Bring in your delegates for the Silver convention December 16th. There will be a masquerade ball at the armory hall December 31st.

For Sale 500 head of young stock cattle. F. Fbaziee. To buy good Groceries, so it, will pay you to trade with us We see to the quality of our goods first then to the price but we never overlook the many opportunities offered the CASH buyer to secure bargains. You should get our prices, whether you want one.

dollar or ten dollars worth of Groceries! Come and see. W. W. PATTISON SONS Dye was a caller Wednesday, and has made arrangements whereby PROF. LOUIS FAVOUR Win.

vaiue received may oe given me Illustrated Lecture person wno nustles tne naraest to make it go. We will give to the The Racket is over run with Xmas goods. Mr. and ilrs, C. A.

Leland are in Wichita. person sending us the largest num ber of cash subscribers at one dollar each, the contest to end December 22nd, a magnificent bicycle, for either iliss Jessie Woodard returned from Augusta Thursday morning. The county meeting of the Christian church was held at Augusta. C. Morehead and O.

D. Rounds, of Benton, were city visitors Tuesday. C. Denny is in Kansas City this week. lady or gentleman, made by the Tope Editor Cady was up from Augusta Manufacturing jo.

it is a ttarttord AT M. E. CHURCH, 1 fi WEDNESDAY DECEMBER toil Mysterious. Scienlllic, yesterday. JNo.

1, single tube tires, uolumDia V. it i trr i pedals, self-oiling chain, Garford Mrs. J. C. Heber, of Topeka, is vis- saddle, Columbia grips, nickle steel iting the city.

frame best made. It may be seen Miss I3ost, of DeGraff. was a nleas- at J. A. Wiedemann's, the Safe Jew- Yearlings, 80 head for sale.

W. W. Pattison Soxs. N. A.

Yeager, of Augusta, was shaking hands with his many friends here Tuesday. ant caller Tuesday. eler, El Dorado. Go and look at it, a jx. iu.

iNewnouse started on an ana men mate up your mina to get it; but you will have to get a hurry-up move on you to for the ma- Experiments in Electricity, Chemistry and the X-Ray. Dr. Lawrance wants to trade for good milch cow. other real estate trip to Iowa Tuesday of this week. SIDNEY SMITH, P.

M. SMITH Rev. Hestwood, of Augusta, spent chine is too valuable to "go begging." This will be no dry. scientific "chestnut," but in This is a bona fide offer and there Thursday in the city. a Burdette Ryan want to buy few choice fat heifers and shoats.

will be a fair field and no favor. The SMITH BROTHERS, G. W. Kexton is moving a house for Gus Hayman. Ed Huston is clerking in the El Hiouern inougnt tne eye ana ear wm De entertained and instructed.

Prof Favour will bring an Elaborate ami Costly Laboratory to El Dorado with him. many of theltare instruments being specially constructed after designs of the Professor. The Kniffhts and Ladies of Se prize is as likely to go to Union township as to Fairmount, to Chelsea as to Richland. Get all names, accompanied by the Cash, to the El Do curity will make their second meet DEALERS IN. ing each month an open meeting.

Reserved Seats on sale at Post- 500 head of young stock cattle for sale, any number, and terms to suit rado Democrat, by December 22nd, 12 ra. Prof. S. A. Smith, J.

A. Wiedemann, and C. B. Dillenbeck will maka the award at nine a. m.

Decem ETfc office Book Store, 50 cents. floes, mm), mm, purchaser. N. F. will The Jiethodist Sunday school Bli ber 24th, time to get the prize to any part of the county by Christmas dav.

This is a Christinas gift for night Four new shoes S1.00. old shoes have a Christmas tree "the before Christmas." 4SiO Cciitral'Avcnuc. Dorado drug store. A Knights of Pythias lodge was organized at Neal last night. Fish Commissioner Sadler is in Oklahoma visiting Cal Pecker.

Mrs. Albert Ewing returned Wednesday evening from a visit at Topeka. Thompson, Major Vandever and othor sportsmen are hunting in the Territory. Wm. Sandifer was in the city Wednesday.

He keeps the pool farm in good shape. reset 15c each, wagon repairing, plow some one a worthy school ma'am, perhaps now who shall it be? No-bodv is barred, anybody will be ac Bring in delegates from each Sil sharpening or any kind of iron work, bring it to the old Bingham stand, Kansas. El Dorado, ver element if possible-six from each second door east of Oldham's urni-tue store. I will treat you fairly and township December loth. Miss Jessie Lewelling" will give guarantee my work.

Henry Kritzmier. cepted as subscibers, providing the dollar accompanies the name. Make all remittances of names and money to the El Dorado Democrat. and mark "Prize Snbscribtions" on the outside of the envelope. matinee Christmas afternoon at the SAKs THESE are FUEL Billy Brill has a complete outfit for armory hall for her dancing class.

80 head of yearling's for sale. W. W. Pattison Sons. drilling new wells or cleaning old ones.

He does his work well and at Mrs. Emma Grover has been chosen Court Notes, John Long and L. Sherar are reasonable prices. See him. Dr.

Miller amputated a finger for Martin Hanna, which he had crushed in a corn sheller. State Stryker is in favor of hold normal institutes eight weeks instead of four. to fill the vacancy on the Board of bailiffs. Education from the attached terri 31. 1, Morgan's is the place to have Austin East plead guilty to assault tory.

your horse-shoeing promptly done. and battery. A specialty of new plow lays. AH Round Oak Heaters, Air-tight Heaters, Superior Cook Stoves i i ii i tr rrri Wanted Shelled corn and Kaffir work warranted and prices reasonable Do not fail to see the holiday display at Thompson's before making your Christmas purchases. corn to feed 1200 sheep at the sheep The case of the state vs Pattison is set for the 11th inst.

Case against S. G. Fleming was yards, Go to Sandifer, the leadiner pho- finest and best Wiodemann, the Safe Jeweler, is This month will be the last opportun tographer for the work. holiday put over until next term. ity the girls will have for eight years right in the procession on gifts and prices are low.

Geo. Hutchinson and M. Taylor to propose, as 1900 is not a leap Thes eare Money Savers Hides, Pelts and Furs wanted by year. Misses Grace and Sadie Gillespie, piead guilty to grand larceny. JJ.

Goodrich, south Main street, a verdict The jury brought in El Dorado, lhe Ladies Aid societv of th of Towanda, attended the dancing club here Tuesday night. of eruiltv against Lewis btickley, of E. church give a Longfellow enter Mr. Cronk, of Stafford, has com- Douglass, charged with larceny and tainment at the church Wednesday pleted the cash carrier for his son-in- burglary. Capitol Wagons, Stoughton Wagons, Spring Wagons.

night. The father of James Scott died 1.1 1 rt -l law, F. L. Bentz, of the Racket, a Case of the state vs W. Gregg, Steve aud C.

O. Beardsley, Guy Bullis and Wm, Gadbery were dis iue iiumo oi iiis son near vjneisea on the bth. uneral services were held Roy Eldridge's Players open a week's entertainment at the opera house on the evening of Dec. 21st. All members of Tent 29, Knights missed.

State vs Kate Mathoit Was at Chplspa srhnnl Vmn3ft DonamhaT a co cd 11th. assed, An attachment warrant was issued ithe urged to be pre 09 Double Standard Goods at Single Standard A feuver meeting will be hold at Chelsea to-morrow night to elect del vesterdav bv Judge Jackson and rices. egates to the Silver convention at El Dorado Dec, 16th. jng. placed in the hands of the sheriff, for the arrest of Mrs.

T. Mcllvain and J. C. Cecil was a pleasant caller aaugllter, Maud, the missing wit- U-pjcB CD w. w.

SONS. Auesuay. xxe says iiiey are Kpiug nesges in the Bussey case. The firm of Zarmzla will hereafter be known Bnckler as JoseDh a. meir onver ciuu ngui up iu iiiw standard.

Andy Peyton, who was arrested Jamrzla and you will always be served with the choicest of steaks at his W. A. FRAZIER, North Main street market. Rufus Shinn tells us that the Monday night charged with being drunk, escaped Marshal Douglass, Tuesday. HOLADAY WELLS LEADING BAKERS, OPPOSITE HITCHCOCK'S rU2 The jury in the case of state vs N.

Parrham brought in a verdict of guilty of burglary and grand larceny as charged. George Ralston and Nathan TFalker, charged with the Fame offense, continued until the next term of court. Redden Schumacher, attorneys for the Santa Fe railway company, have paid M. T. Chance, of Augusta, administrator of the estate of Hattie Dealer P.

epp -s in I CD ilrs. L. Richardson, of dishing, Oklahoma, is her brother, Madison Johnson and other relatives this week. Riverside Sunday school, of which he is superintendent, will give a Christmas entertainment December 25th. Wm.

E. Johnson, of Cowley county and Mrs. Emma Richardson were married Thursday, Movember 27th. New and 2-Hand goods. PjCD l-jP D3cr I CM.

Noble was up yesterday from CD Bloomington township and said that M. Imnegan. In 1890 John tiAV ,,1,1 rn 0 B. Fmnegran, a section foreman on they would be in full force to The marriage has been keep a secret Buys, sells and Exchanges. Buys heavy4cast or wroght iron, clean rags, dry bones, copper, brass, rubber, zinc, etc.

up tend the convention on the 16th. the Mulvane branch, was run over by until within a few days, a hand car loaded with steel rails and gB-E1 crippled for life. He brought suit for damages but died before the i -i i case came to trial, leaving a wiaow HOTEL -W LN JUSOK Best $1 day hotel in the city. JESSE ESSEX, Prop. El Dorado, Kansas.

J. V. HEISER, insurance and Notary Public, John Betts is on the Chicago market with two car loads of cattle. He went to Kansas City Thursday and pi ices did not suit him so he went on to Chicago. We hope he will find a better market there.

With December comes falling prices along many lines for the stock must and one son. The case was begun again in the widow's name and she se L. C. BINGHAM, Expert Horseshoer. cured a judgment of 15,000.

The little bov died and later the widow. ZZa in 0 c-r- P- The case was appealed to the J. E. Robbins owns a fine millsite at Neosho Rapids and he and his wife have been there on a visit and we are afraid Pap talked business too. W.

Kemper, of Potwin, was in to see us Tuesday and promised that they would be fully represented at the Silver conference here on the 16th inst. Miss Christian MacRitchie entertained a number of her friends Monday eve. The evening, like all others spent at the MacRitchie home, was a very pleasant one. be closed out. It is specially true of CD CD supreme and sent back to the district court for a new trial.

The sum paid is a compromise. millinery because of fashions dictation. See Miss Cowan and she will tell you why. I Kansas. El Dorado, New shop, on North Main, opposite Smith's brick barn.

Satisfaction guaranteed, and reasonable prices. Horseshoeing a specialty. Towanda Silver Club. Will Hess and Lyman Luke, each 3 H- lj -J CT CD cd serving three years and A. A.

Bailey There will be a meeting: of the To- wanda Silver Club at the K. P. Hall, hve years the penitentiary, of this Em CD i Towanda, on Tueseay, Dec. loth, at county, haye been granted citizenship 7 :30 d. for the Dumose of electing: papers by Governor Morrill.

Their Wm. Roys, living south of town, 1 I i-i Roys has been suffering from rheuma- ano f1X altrnatGS to 6 terms explre soon- CD CD ficm fvvrenrrta tima onH xttq era rr or! vuuiny vauicicuv-d pU a -r All taxes are due November 1st be held at El Dorado Wednesday, he is able to be out again. can be paid any time to December 21st Holiday Goods! Dec. 16. All friends of the "IFhite (rK.

CD rf CD Half of your tax may be paid before 2 3.P-S Afetal" invited to be present. H. N. Jackso President. December 1st and the other half by the 20th of next June and no penalty til ill i tf Any 6tove or range bear i-j win do aaaea.

a reDate oi per ing the name of in H. Hazlett is moving his fine barn from the place he recently vacated to his new home on Washington street and Third avenue. He has one of the nicest home in the city. Senator Wm. Benson came in on the Santa Fe from Kansas City last W.

A. Bost, of DeGraff, says they cent? is given be paid before De- CD have organized a debating society at cemoer zlsu oi per cent. 11 cc are aaaea xjecemoer zj.si none is Ridgeway and the first topic to be N. E. SHYRER, General- blacksmittiing Morse Shoeing a Specialty.

When you Have any Plow Sharpen? Wagon Repairing, Iron WorkJ of any kind or Horse Shoeing bring it to my shop and I will guarantee to give jou satisfaction. Twenty-five years in the bnslneis In 1 Dorado. Four New Shoes Set for Old Shoes Reset 15c, The Racket Is where you get good goods AT CHEAP PRICES Just putting in a new supply of Fine Stock, Come and see us before buying elsewhere. paid and June 21st if all are not paid. disr.nssed will be the Pnblic Ownor- CD oS- an CO Quite a pleasant affair occurred at is warranted to be the best that can be made.

N. B. CoggeshalPs in the west end of town Wednesday nignt. A surprise party invaded the house early in the night, after selling his cattle at a rea- ship of Railroads. This is one of the sonable price considering the fall iu best ways to become familiar with a prices within the past two weeks.

subject, and also to pleasantly pass Do not forget to read the notice of the winter evenings. of the Peerless ilinstrels' entertain- TTHrioTr rzxa ment. This is the second number in Fme JaBO of Hohday Good3' the list of entertainments in Ellet's Consisting of fine Toilet Cases, GARLAND STOVES-UANGES. evening, bringing with them abun dance of refreshment in the shape of CD apples, cakes, coffee, etc. The time Opera House Lecture Course.

The Work Boxes and Japanese novelties, was spent in playing games and socia Eo to entertainment is hiffhlv spoken of bv all of the latest desiams -a lartre stock intercourse. It was the sentiment of those who have heard it. of Albums, Dolls and many other use- all that the affair went off most pleas- antiy. Among tnose present were picw Mr. and Mrs.

M. Wells, Geo. H. iui articles an to be sold at prices to suit the times. We defy competition.

Lesh's Corner Drug Store. Are too well known to need any endorsement from us, and we only need to call the attention of our readers to their reputation and advise them tc examine into their merit Also a full stock of hardware and implements, etc O. Ii. a' Kyan and wife, ij. J.

is. rung and CD wife. Rev. and Mrs. Curtis, Dr.

S. A. CD c-r-HCD P. Marshall brought in his second wolf scalp Wednesday. He killed it in nortneast El Dorado township last Saturday.

What is the matter, boys, are you going to let Mr. Marshall get all the wolf scalp money? He has so far. Smith; Misses Ryan, Junie and Louie Oldham, Putnam Brown have a i large variety oi Ainas gooa3, sucn as Adams and Mary Holderman; lheo mmmm Holderman. Coggeshall and Indian baskets, fancy chairs or anything ypti can think of in their line. El Dorado, Kansas.

wife from Chelsea and others..