De Soto News from De Soto, Kansas • 3

TIME A.RD OP THE Come in and see the best assortment ever brought to town. Lodge Directory- DeSoto Lodge A. O. U. W.

No 863 meets the 2nd and 4th Friday of each month. Cha.8. Kakgi, M. W. Farm Journal until 1905 and Eagle Eye one year for $1.00.

Don't send your watches away to be repaired but take them to Parks De Soto. Miss Bella Taylor has retarned from a ten days' visit with relatives and friends in Olathe. miln ill Groceries SENTS' FUBNISHING GOODS, Shoes, Hiits, CO cu Furnishing Goods CCS New Harness 3Eg, Butter, JEXay, Corn or any lx.ixi.cl Ta.Ix.en. ixi Exchange for GrOOdS. H.

W. Gates Licensed dpp in mini a liliHiilli All Telegraph or Telephone Calls Promptly Attended DAY or NIGHT: ATCHISON, TOPEKA SANTA FE RAILROAD GOING EAST. Train No. 8 5:37 a. m.

Train No. 110 8:44 a. m. Train No. 114 3:22 p.

m. Train No. 116 ,....9:55 p. m. All the above daily.

Local Freight No. 62 1:40 p. m. Daily except Sunday. WEST.

Train No. 113 8:50 a. m. Train No. 109 5:16 p.

m. Train No. 1 10:52 p. m. All the above daily.

Local Freight No. 61 Daily except Sunday. De Soto Mails. The mails now leave this office as follows: West 11:05 a. m.

East 8:30 a. m. and 5:30 p. m. Mail arrives at postoffice as follows: From East, 8:00 a.

paper mail; 9:00 a. 11:45 a. m. and 6:10 p.m., and from West at 6:10 p. m.

L. O. Dow, P. M. The DeSoto Eagle Eye By WIARD WIARD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1900.

This Paper One Year Farm Journal 5 Years PAY UP AND GET BOTH PAPERS AT PRICE OF ONE! We want to get 100 new subscrib ers to our paper by New Years, and are going to do it if we can; we therefore continue our arrangement with the Farm Journal by which we can send The De Soto Eagle Eye and the Farm Journal 5 years, both for $1.00. And we make the same offer to all old subscribers who will pay all arrearages and one year in advance. You know what our paper is, and the Farm Journal is a gem- practical, progressive a clean, honest, useful paper full of gumption, full of sunshine, with an immense circulation among the best people everywhere. You ought to take it. Subscribe for the Eagle Eye Will Bruner went to Olatbe Sat urday.

Wm. Iliddleston was shipping hogs Monday. C. E. Gilbreath transacted busi ness in Eudora Tuesday.

W. G. Leffingwell went to Kan sas City Tuesday morning. J. L.

Morgan shipped some cattle to Kansas City Tuesday night. Shelley Kimlin, who has been working at Lawrence, is home. John Hill of Pioneer was the guest of De Soto friends Monday. Eyes tested and glasses fitted sci enlifically by Parks De Soto, Ivas. J.

A. Giebner and Geo Iladle spent Saturday and Sunday in Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. A.

Argubright spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Lawrence. R. B. Miller was looking after i TT some business matters in ivansas City Tuesday, Mrs. C.

Grav and Miss Josephine Gray were calling on Mrs. Ilamil- ton imaay evening. Parks Co. will repair your watches, clocks and jewelry, and guarantee satisfaction. Mrs.

Cbattie Balcomb came down from Topeka the latter part pf the week for a visit with her mother. Story of a Slave. To be bound hand and foot for years liy tne cnains or disease is me worst form of slavery. Geo. D', Williams, of Manchester, tells how such a slave was made free.

He says: "My wife has been so help less for five years that she could not turn over in bed alone. After using two bottles of Electric Bitters she is wonderfully improved and able to do her own work. This supreme remedy for female diseases quickly cures nervousness, sleeplessness, melancholy headache, backache, fainting and dizzy spells. This miracle working medicine, is a godsend to weak, sickly, down people, Ev.ery bottle guaranteed. Only 50 cents.

Sold by all drug gists. Closing In order to make room my Telephone 2430. Rosedale, ntile Co, Harness Repairs. of Live Stoclt Mrs. M.

Gates, lllll 33La.xijssn,ss. 'J Hiilh Patent Straight Patent Fancy Family Coarse Family see notice eit her': Reduced Rates. Annual Meeting Grand Lodge A. F. A.

Grand Chapter il. A. M. and Grand Council It. S.

Topeka, Feb. 10 to 23 One fare for round trip from all points in Kansas and from Kansas City and St. Joseph, to Topeka. Tickets to be sold Feb. 1 to 21, inclusive; good to return until and including Feb.

21, UI00. Tickets good (or going passage commencing day of sale and continuous passage iu each direction. S. A. IIov, Agent.

Improved Ser vice to San Ante nio via Santa Fe Route, Pullman Meepers and free cha cars now run daily without chant via Ft. Worth, Milano and Austi Comfortable from start to finish. Train leaves De Solo daily at p. m. S.

A. IIOV, Agent, De Soto. 1 he Pe Solo Eagle Kyc ami Toh d- llnd both one yr-ar for Sl.oo i Dry Goods jjii'pn jlfllUlluu Son. MI MSEaLi Costs nothing to look at them (But be sure you buy before leaving.) Lace, Celluloid and Comic, FROM 1 CENT- TO 1.25. Mrs.

Eliza Campbell Dead. Died, at the residence of her sister Mrs. L. J. Wiard, last Friday even ing, January 20th.

1900, Mrs. Eliza Campbell, aged 70 years, months and 27 days. Mrs. Campbell had been sick for nearly two years with heart trouble and other complications, but was able to be up and around a good deal of the time. A week ago last Monday she was brought to De Soto Her suffering during the last few days of her life was intense, but she knew and talked to those around her until 1:30 Friday when she became unconscious aud lingered in that con dition uutil ten minutes past seven, when she breathed her last.

All that loving hands and medical skill could do was done, but the disease had reached a stage where nothing could give relief. The funeral services were held in the Methodist church Monday morning at ten o'clock. Rev. Fisher read a portion of the 15th chapter of 1st Corinthians, alter which he made a tew appropriate remarks, taking for his text Prov, 27:1: "Boast not thyself of tomorrow; for thou knowest not what a day may bring forth." The body was then laid to rest in the De Soto cemetery. lhe family have the sympathy of a large circle of friends in thuir be reavement.

Eliza Gibbs was born in Jefferson county, East Tennessee, April 29, 1829. When 18 years ot age she came with her parents to Adams county, llliuois, where, about 154, she married James Thompson. To them were born five chidren, and they lived very happily together until 1808 when the husband and father was called away by death. At this time they lived near Vandalia, Illinois, but after his demise, she re turned to Adams county. After a few years she married John Campbell, and shortly after removed to Bates county, Mo.

She lved there about hftcen years, during which time Mr. Campbell died, hi 1885 she went to Meade county, Kansas, where she homesteaded some and which she still owned at the time of her death. She came to Johnson county Nov. 1, 1890, and February of tne fol lowing year moved to what is known as the ilalleck farm on Cedar Creek, five miles northwest of Olathe, and remained there until last spring, when she moved to the Cook place about three miles southwest of this lace. She was a loving mother and sis ter, and a good, kind-hearted neighbor and friend, and had made many friends in this community who will be sorry to learn of her death.

Ihree of her children were present at the funeral, Grenade, from near Olathe, Charles who has alwavs ived with his mother, and Mrs. Mary Edwards, of Englewood, vansas. One sister and tour broth ers survive her: Mrs. L. J.

Wiard, and James T. Gibbs of this place, Gideon, of Kansas City, Moses, of Thayer, Iowa, and Thomas, of Fair-port, Kansas. $50 Reward! Notice is hereby given that there is now on deposit in the Patron's Oo-Operativc Bank in Olathe 50, which will be promptly paid to any one furnishing evidence leading to the arrest aud conviction of any, who, in Lexington township, Johnson county, Kansas, at any lime within two months preceding Jan. 15, 1900, violated the Kansas Prohibitory Law, or who shall, after Jan. 15, 1900, violate in said township, said law, whether by keeping a joint; by "bootlegging;" by selling without a druggist's permit; by "taking by renting or owning a building in which intoxicating liquors are sold or given away illegally; or by committing perjury in making affidavit false in any material to secure intoxicating liquors; and also for evidence leading to con viction of any witness, who in the trial of a liquor case in or from Lexington township, commits perjury.

By Order of Executive Commit tee ok Temperance Union. Through Sleepers and Chair Cars to San Antonio via MUano. Pullman sleepers and free chair cars leave De Soto daily at 10:52 via Santa Fe Route. Absolutely no change of cars. An irreproachable service', Folders, tickets and reservations may be had by applying to S.

A. Hoy, Agent, De Soto, Kansas. Wanted! Reliable man for Mauager of Branch Ollicc 1 wish to open in this vicinity. Good opening for an energetic sober man. Kindly mention this paper when writing.

A. T. Morris, Cincinnati, 0. Illustrated catalogue V.tf. pouUg.

F. E. MILLEB, R. C. DeSoto Lodee A.

F. A. m. No, 40, regular meeting Saturday even ing on or before full moon. Wm.

Hiddlebton, W. m. B. F. Snyder, Sec'y.

Leading Lodge K. of P. No. 212 meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. LpROY RoBERMAN, C.

C. J. D. So dlk, K. of R.

S. DeSoto Protective Association meets 1st Saturday after each full moon. Z. Gardner, Pres. F.

E. miller, Sec'y. G. A. R.

No 371 meets 1st Satur flay of each month at 2 p. m. Wm. Hiddleston, P. C.

Geo. McCaffrey, Adit. m. W. A.

camp 5378 meets 1st Ind 3rd luesdays of each month. B. S. Taylor, V. C.

L. C. Dow, clerk. Mission Ridge Ladies circle of G. A.

R. No. 74 meets every 2nd and 4th Saturday at 2 p. ra. Lucina moore, Pres.

Emma killer, Sec'y. DeSoto chapter No 78 O. E. meets Thursday on or before full Ihoon. Bella Taylor, W.

m. Libbie mcDougall, Sec'y De Soto Ladies Progressive club meets alternate Fridays at 7 p. m. Libbie mcDougall, Pres. Bella Taylor, Sec'y.

E. R. of P. Section 4493 meets 1st Wednesday night each month. C.

K. Dow, Pres. C.H. Taylor, Sec'y. MARCKS LEE, Physicians and Surgeons.

Office: Corner of Second and Peoria Streets. bE SOTO, KANSAS. C. K. DOW.

8. M. BAKER. DOW BA KER, -UNDERTAKERS- be Soto, Kansas. FOSTER Attorn eys-at-Law, Money to loan in any sum.

Office: 219 East Park Street, bLATHEi KANSAS. Hereafter Laundry Work will be 'sent in every other Tuesday. Office at Manley's barbershop, De cScto, Kansas. boes all Kinds of Hauling on Short Notice. Your Patronage Solicited.

JAMES T. GIBBS, Prop. Practical AND Scientific Horseshoeing. Repairing of all kinds neatly done. Tom Coker, The California Limited i Finest train west Chicago.

54 hours to Lob Angeles. Pullman, Dining Car, Buffet-Smoking Car (with Barber Shop), Observation Car (with Ladies' Parlor). YcslibuTod and electric lighted throughout. Four times a week Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and ju 9:35 a. m.

from De Soto. 55 Santa Fe Route. S. A. HOY, Agent, Thi Mthlsn, Topeka Santa Fe Ry.

De Soto, Kansas. MtatrlAft Atrip to Ui 1'arU Fpoltlou, wllbgoo4 Kpllftbta nrranninfft nirrlutntrtl or InvanLlve mind The De Soto Eagle Eye and the Thrice-a-Week New York World both one year for 81.50. Mrs. F. R.

Parks, who was very ill with pneumonia the latter part of last week, is on the mend. Hats at cost to make room for prine; Millinery. Also, Children's Hoods. Mrs. L.

Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hodge and daughter returned from their vaca tion trip the latter part of last week L.

O. Brewer has our thanks for some Manila papers containing an account of the death of General Lawton. Robert L. Lee, who is well known to many oF our readers, is now workinsr at the Fifth Atenue hotel at Argentine. Miss Maud Ganda, wbo has been staying with Mr.

and Mrs. Geo Austill for some time, returned to Kansas City last Friday. Now is the time to get your liar ness Oiled and Repaired at Scott Gloyd's Harness Shop, De Soto, Kas. All work satisfactory or no pay. tf Mrs.

D. Hamilton, Mrs. B. Belt and Misses Maggie Lee and Lottie Troutman spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Lawrence. REWARD We will give $50 reward for any watch that we can not repair and make run.

Try us. Parks Co. De Soto, Kans. Is there any hog cholera about? If so, send 50 cents quick for Biggie Swine Book, published by Wilmer Atkinson Philadelphia. It wili help sick herds and kdep well ones well.

Curt Soule, C. S. Beecroft, W. White, Dixie Hamilton, Geo. Dor- sey and Miss Mamie Givan were in Olathe Monday on business in con nection with the divorce suit of Dor- sey vs Dorsey.

Miss Lissa Nicholson went to IIol- liday Monday afternoon for a yisit with Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Micholson.

Miss Lissa expects to visit relatives and friends in Olathe, Gardner and LeLoup before she returns. Remember "The Owls" Feb. 13. Mrs. L.

M. Soule, who has been visiting De boto mends and rela tives for several days, returned to her home in Lawrence Saturday evening, sue nas our tnanKs tor tne price of a subscription to the Eaele Eye. We made a mistake last week in announcing tlie next meeting ot 'The Owls" for Feb. Cth. The time Kf meeting is the second and fourth ruesdays of each month, consequent ly the next meeting will be held at the borne of Mr.

and Mrs. T. A. Brown, Tuesday evening, Feb. 13.

Mrs. W. A. Hodge left Wednes day for her home at Potter, after a week's visit with relatives at this place and Cedar Junction. In company witli her sister, Mrs.

Warren Belts, she called on us Tuesday after noon and renewed her subscription to the Eagle Eye, also securing the Olathe News-IIerald and the Farm Journal. The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. church met with Mrs. J.

D. Nich olson Jan. 24. A goodly number of members and visitors were present. Mrs.

Balterson, our treasurer, having left us, Mrs. Edith Jewett was elected to till vacancy. We. are making extensive plans for spring and summer work, so expect many pleasant meetings in the near future. Bring your friends and meet with us pt the residence of Mrs.

J. O. Martin at 2 p. m. Wednesday, Feb.

7. Always a warm welcome to visitors. Mrs. M. Vr.

Nkase, Sec'y. The Appetite of a Goat. Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose Stomach and Liver are out of order. All such should know that Dr. King's New Life Pills, the won derful Stomach and Liver Remedy, give a splendid appetite, sound digestion and a regular bodily habit that insures perfect health and great energy.

Only 25(5. at all drug stores. Out Sale! new Spring Ooods, I will D. N. Batterson nouse where I will have you examine my stocK.

i J. IIADLEY, Prop. Manufacturer of all grades of winter -wheat Hour. BRANDS- Crown, White Rose, White Roll, Silver Leaf, Sun Flower, Daily Bread, Daily Dread is made out of sound wheat, and is eijual to the BEST WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR, And is unexcelled for pancakes and biscuits. SPECIAL TO MARCH lst9 2.000, For farther particulars E.

Beecroft D. Fickman handwd us a copy of the Troy (Idaho) Weekly News of Jan. 19, which contain an account of the burning of the Forest hotel of that place. The loss is about 81,000, partially covered by insurance. This building was owned by I).

M. Eekman, of Moscow, Idaho. Mr. Eckman is an old De Soto boy, and has many friends here who are sorry to learn of his loss. The paper states that he intends rebuilding at once, and we wish him better eucccss in the future.

Nearly one hundred thousand copies of the ISiggta Hooks have been 6old. No. 1 is about horses. No. 2 treats of berries ot all kinds.

No. 3 is a poultry book a gem. No. 4 tells. all about cows and dairying, while No.

5 is the most comprehensive book oh swine yet pointed. Price of each, 50 cents. Address WUmer Atkinson (V, Philadelphia. for the Ko kK.vi close out my Winter Stock at Cost. (Jail and see me CHILDRENS' HOODS AT COST.

You will find me ftt my home the be pleased to greet you and a Tbo 1ATJLKT KlXOliD, llftttlltaore, Mrt..