The El Dorado Democrat from El Dorado, Kansas • 3

Attend the entertainment at the Opera House next Wednesday night. Towanda. A Happy New Year to you. The Physical class of the ElDorado College has a nice program for Jan uary 6th. Sleighs were not out Christmas.

B. Denman's new barn is completed. Will Sunkard and wife ate Christmas dinner with Orbe Litten and family. THE STAFF OF LIFE J. B.

Nickels connected with the Swifts at Kansas City is here looking "ANYTHING" -Largely Depends on the- after the sheep which are being fed under the directioa of J. Kerr. 5x AT Afiss Cora Afooney's class in Phys- 7-i7S IS'6 The new church in Fair view is having a new coat of paint. F. Mitchell and wife of El Dorado Sundayed with D.

Cameron and family of Fairview. Mrs. Chas. Galligan and daughter Beulah are spending the holidays scal culture will give an entertain- EL DORADO DRUG STORE, Gordon Sons raeet in the Opera House January th. Admmission 15 cents.

You use, and 'where yon get it. The best, in fact your choice may bo had by getting it of D. OW Agent. AVho now has two car loads in stock where you can get any of the following brands: The "Whispering Mystery" could with friends and relatives at Matfield Green. find nothing else to do Wednesday, so he kicked up a row with Henry King Mrs.

and Mr3. Geo. Torrence ate January, 1. Friday, oyer a dog and then "run him in." NEWTON MILLS: "Liberty Bell" and 4 Our Standard." IS30 Harry Sexton has been arrested Christmas dinner with their aunt Miss Emma Jefferson, of El Dorado, Mrs. Torrence raturned to her school in Murdock Monday.

for disturbing a meeting at the U. B- 38 ARKANSAS CITY MILLS: "CRESCENT," (Strictly soft church. He gave bonds in the sum of wueai nour. no otner on tnis market.) D. J.

Emery of WaKeeny, who has 100 for his appearance for trial next ilonday. MINNESOTA MILLS: "Diamond" and "Jersey Cream." Also Turkey Creek Mills and all El Dorado Hours. been stoping with his friend George Torrence has gone to Peoria, 111., on business. Geo. W.

Tracy a former Butler county boy' now publisher of the Norman Okla. Territorial Topic J. W. Robison arrived from Okla D. W.

Ow. A CENTURY RUN In fashions in ladies headwear is portrayed in the above picture, except that this year's styles do not show. But yon may rind them at the Millinery store of Miss Nelia Cowan. No attempt is made by our artist to depict a century's change in the prices. That would be quite out of question, but the price of this hat is dot out of reach, but like the hat is perfect harmony with existing conditions.

Come in and see us. in our towa Tuesday afternoon and homa Christmas morning with a car of 261 hogs which will be full gave us a plesant call. feed on his ranch. The case of the state of Kansas Henry Unrich has rented the Galli against C. O.

Patterson charged with gan farm and moved on. His sister Agness will keep house for him. oyer driving a team and thereby causing thier death has been appealed to the Appellate court. Carrie Hinnan came home from De Graff and ate Xmas dinner. Her The next regular meeting of the Miss NELIA COWAN Brother Edwin and Florence Cameron took her back Edwin's new buggy Sunday.

El Dorado Equal Suffrage Club will be held at the City building on Fri-pay evening January 1 7:30 o' 3rd door west of post office. Abe.Roy attended the ball at An- IT'S G0M1Y clock. A full attendence is requested. gusta Christmas eve, ard arrived home a little late for turkey Chris! Tom Capers who was just recently Nato Brown is home on a visit. Leap Year is a thing of the past.

County Clerk Pottle is in Topeka. II. II. Gardner went to Kansas City Tuesday. C.

U. Patterson was attending court Tuesday. Mrs. Dan Hoyden is visiting in Wichita. Seth Frazier has returned from his Iowa trip.

Jeronn ilarble will move to Colorado soon. N. A. Yeager was in town on business Tuesday. Circle wolf hunts aro getting to be quite numerous.

Judge Buck of Emporia was in town yesterday. Judge Denuisou returned from Topeka Tuesday. Editor Noe of Laon was in town Tuesday evening. There will be a blue rock shoot at Hazlett park to day. Ed Meade of Sedalia, is visiting old friends hero.

Prof. Uush of Brainerd was in town several days this week. A. M. Nowhouse says he is doing a fair amount of business Harvey Payton has returned from a visit in Wilson county.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fulton on Wednesday, a son. Chas. and May Palmer of Leon have been visiting here this week.

Queen Lil wants a pension. She was wounded by Grover's neglect. discharged from tne Butler county i mas, but says he had a roaring good time and that the Augusta girls are jail is reported to to be in jail at 5 1 Guthrie Okla. as the result of a right in line, at least those whoso acquaintance he formed. shooting scrape at a negro dance.

It is reported that D. Lower the A young man of El Dorado attend 71 man who wants to get a big slice of El Dorado, being an heir of Lower is in jail at Kansas City charg ed the ball at Augusta Christmas eve and blowed himself in, at the depot next morning lie asked a lady to "square his fare" home. She answer ed with robbing his employers safe. 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. Clyde Lines paii tine and costs in ed "yes," but did uot understand the meaning of "squpre the fare." Jim boarded the train. But the lady did not square the fare, which left Jimmie police court Tuesday amountidg to 87.10 for disturbing the peace at the United Brethren church Mondav in a very embarrassing position, but neght. "Cushion Foot" is again on hand. Up Hill Business.

Forcing high prices upon the people is a hard task. Prices are subject to the law of gravity they naturally come down. Those who try to keep up are attempting more than they can accomplish. Fine Gran. Sugar 20 lbs for $1.00.

coffee, 18c pk. 2 for 35 he got home all right and will reserve enough cash next time to "square his The carpenters have gone up to Observer. fare." put on the inside finishing on N. B. Coggeshall's fine new house on the Thomas Abraham, an experienced farm near Chelsea.

The painters will wagon maker, has opened a shop at go up the last of the week to finish up their part. It is to be finished Bingham's old stand. W. W. PATTISON SONS Ben Davis apples 81 90 bbl.

natural color and hard oil. The THE LEGISLATURE. masons are also finishing up a cave It Will Cost Only a Cent a Calendar Mo. I'ippin apples 1 90 bbl Wine Sap apples .1 90 bbl Willow Twig apples 1 90 bbl Geneton apples $1 90 bbl We can save you money on Groceries. Give us a call.

Pattison Sons. Day to Keep Fully Informed of All Its Doings, The approaching legislative session will be a lively and interesting one. The Topeka Daily State Journal ltobt. Hamilton of Kansas City transacted bnsiness here Tuesday. Mrs.

V. A. Osborne and children have returned from a visit to Augusta. Born, to Mr. and Mrs.

Grant Met-ealf, east of town, a girl, Wednesday. W. S. Dunlap of Strong City is looking after bnsiness interests heie. Rev.

J. P. Graham of Potwin spent Tuesday and Wednesday in our city. J. A.

Hall, a leading stockman of Greenwood county was in town this week. Judge N. B. Nickelson of Council THE AVENUE will publish full, fair and readable reports maintaining the paper's wide reputation for fairness and the publication of the newTs. liiBiEi The legislative reports will be but MMET one of the many features of the State Journal, which gives the Associated Press telegraphic, state, local, rail STI Fur too go to be 12x14 feet inside with 10 ft arched ceiling.

We believe that Mr Coggeshall's residence will be one the best and most convenient country homes in the county, Mr. Julian the present Chief-of-Police we consider to be a man deserving a large amount of credit. He is a self-made man and reached his present high position through his own push and enery. We had the pleasure of knowing him in 1890 while he was a struggling young attorney and we noticed at that his energy, and we are glad to hear of his success and believo he will acquit himself with honor and fill the position to the satisfaction of the people of Kansas City. The City Meat Market is supplied with the finest of everything in the land.

They havo the largest turkeys, the finest beef procurable, the choicest of mutton, pork and fishj their oysters, and last but not the least they have the choicest relishes. You can buy old paper for 15 cents per 100. Come in and get a jag. M. Morgan's is the place to have your horse-shoeing promptly done.

A specialty of new plow lays. All work warranted and prices reasonable Hides, Pelts and Furs wanted by D. Goodrich, south Main street, El Dorado. Go to Sandifer. the leading nho- SPENCER ADAMS, Prop.

Finest and Fattest Beef, Pork, Mutton, Poultry. Best of Salt Meats, Lard, sausage. market price paid for hides. CSFCall, Bight on your way home at the old Vincent stand. Remember no dealer in El Dorado will willingly sell you a Stove irashing Machine, Gun, Corn Sheller, Horse Blanket, Buggy Harness Farm or Spring HTagon, Buggy, Carriage, Plow, or Machinery of any kind as CHEAP as road and general happenings, including much news which never appears in any one other Kansas paper.

A new state administration always furnishes incidents and facts which all are anxious to read about. Ninety cents sent now to the State Journal, Topeka, or paid to one of its authorized traveling agents, will secure the daily edition, if sent by mail, for three months, i. ninety days for ninety cents. This will cover the entire legislative session and about thirty days besides, partly before and partly after the legislature. Wherever the Journal has a carrier system the daily will be delivered for ten cents a week.

The State Journal is an eight-page daily newspaper and has the most complete and best equipped plant, machinery and building in the state. Grove passed through our city Wednesday. Editor Cady of Augusta went through here enroute to Topeka Wednesday. C. W.

Cribbs has retimed from a visit to his old homestead near Clarion, Pa. It is reported that A. L. Kedden and T. A.

Kramer will form a law partnershis. Chas.Lovell formerlp of El Dorado but now Dwight, 111. is here looking after business. A carload of passed through here Tuesday enroute from Missouri to Colorado. Dennis Madden of Emporia was in town looking after business in the district court Tuesday.

Elder S. 1. Young has accepted a at Troy, Kansas and will W. 0. RAFFETY.

SIDNEY SMrtH, P. M. SMITH SMITH BROTHERS, N. E. SHYRER, General- blacksmithing Horse Shoeing a Specialty.

When you Have any Plow Sharpen in, Wason Repairing, Iron Work of any kind or Horse Shoeing bring it to iny shop and I will guarantee to give you Twenty-five years in the business in El Dorado. Four Sew Shoes Set lor Old Shoes Reset 15c, DEALERS IN torapher for the finest and best work. W. WARDELL, move his family there soon. L.

N. Elexson is in jail for slashing Pleas Curd with a knife at the EED.S When you want your shoes or boots FMMJB, mm, im. Watch Maker Jeweler. mended go to I. Martin at Gibson's harness shop.

420 CeiitraIAveuue. Cattle for sale 500 head. N. Frazier. Wanted Shelled corn and Kaffir Kansas.

El Dorado, Senator Benson came in Tuesday night to hear Watlerson and transacted business heae Wednesday. J. K. Hnthinson of DeMomes, and Miss Maude Davis of this city i it i i corn to feed 20,000 sheep at the sheep yards. Having spent thirty years at the Watch and Clock business warrents me in assuring the public that all of their wateh and clock work left with me will be done as it ought to be and all of my work is warranted H.

W. WARDELL, The Old Reliable. For Sale 500 head of young stock cattle. F. Frazier.

Burdette Ryan want to buy a few choice fat heifers and shoats. W. A. FRAZIER, Dealer in New and 2-Hand goods. Buys, sells and Exchanges.

Buys heavy cast cr wroght iron, clean rags, dry bones, copper, brass, rubber, zinc, etc. 500 head of young stock cattle for sale, any number, and terms to suit purchaser. N. 1. Frazier.

South Main SL El Dorado. Kan. The firm of Zarmzla Bnckler were marrieu eunesuay eveuiug. Mrs. Louise Richardson has returned to her home in Oklahoma after a pleasant visit with her brother M.

"Johnson." Report has it that if all the drunks had been landed in jail Christmas night the Honorablo "Cushion Foot" might have headed the list. W.F, Brill has a complete outfit for drilling now wells or cleaning old ones. He does his work well and at reasonable prices, See him. will hereafter be known as Joseph L. C.

BINGHAM, Jamrzla and you will always be served with the choicest of steaks at his North Main street market. D. R. BLANZENSHIP SONS, Prorpletors of The SUNFLOWER COAL Yards Goal, Hood, Lime, Brick. And Plastering Material.

25 fire kindlers given free with each ton of coal with cash sale as long as the stock now on hand lasts. You will always get 2,000 lbs. for a ton. Delivered free anywhere in the city. D.R, BLANKENSHIP SONS.

Expert Horseshaer. -GO TO-- H. H. FULLER Bli 1CKSMTTH1NG, Four new shoes $1.00, old shoes reset 15c each, wagon repairing, plow sharpening or any kind of iron work, bring it to the old Bingham stand, The "silk stocking" crowd had a masquerade ball Wednesday evening New shop, on North Main, opposite Smith's brick barn. Satisfaction guaranteed, and reasonable prices.

Horseshoeing a specialty. FOR THE BEST BROOMS lu Kansas made to order CENTRAL Ave: EL DORADO second door east of Oldham's furni- the ''common" people had one lnurs tue store. I will treat you fairly and day night and the "poor white trash" guarantee my work. Henry Kritzmier. have one tonight..