Daily Industrial Advocate from El Dorado, Kansas • 3

Industrial Advocate. SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1892. TIME CARD. There will bo a publio speaking at Central school houso May 14th after which a people's party club will be organized. Tho mooting will bo addross-od by Stratford uud Sumner.

Everybody invited. The district Alliance meets in Potwin, May 14th, at ton o'clock sharp. At p. m. J.

P. Todd has been invited to speak on tho subject ol "taxation." After which a people's party club will be organised, A grand tiiuo is expected. A. T. H.

I', Ky. Royal Baking Powder Leads' AIL 'The Royal Baking Powder Is absolutely pure for I have so found it in many tests; made both for them and the U. S. Government. The Royal Bak.

ing Powder is undoubtedly the purest and mosti reliable Baking Powder offered to the public. 'HENRY A. MOTT, Ph. i AMONG Til CIWIUiHKH. lHtlCSnYTICItUN CHUItClt.

The usual services will be held in the Presbyteriii.il church to-morrow, Tho Sunday School Horviccs commence at 0:30 a. m. Preaching services begins at 10:45 a. in. During this service an offering will bo made in aid of tho Bufrorors in Russia.

It is hoped every ono will contribute something to tliis worthy causo. Tho Young Teoplo'H meeting at 7 p. m. will 1)0 led by Mr. J.

II. Dobbins. Tho pastor will also preach in tlio eveniii at 8 o'clock. A cordial invitation is ex. tondud to all who will, to como and worship with us to-morrow.

Tho subject of tho friscourso at tlio Methodist church' tomorrow, by Rev. A. B. Briinor, will bo "Responsibility for Belief." Tho Bermonsfor both morning and evening will be preached from tho toxt. (IOINII HOIITII.

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4W Louiil frelKhl m. All of the iiliovo Indus run dully with tlio ex-ciiptlon of the Mulvitiio train 4 r.ii, which iloi-n not rim on Himilnys and train 4M doim not run on MoiuliiyH, All trnlim carry piiHseimwH and mmW. 'i'lekuts sold to nil pointn on tlio con-tlncnt, and Iiiikkiiko chocked to destination. 11. A.

Mii.i.kh, Audit. Late Chemist for U. S. Governments Let everyone bo thoro. Read Denny's hour sale ad.

Cash for butter arid cggsatGarrlson's. "All chemical tests to which I have submitted it have proved the Royal Baking Powder perfectly healthful and free from every deleterious substance. It is purest in quality and highest in strength of any Baking Powder of tfhich I have Wall paper in endless variety at Lesh's iig store. LOOAIj 3NTEWS SPECIAL I.iiiseed oil ut flaxseed prices at Lesh's ig store. iVindoffors can suit you in suitings or I'ouserings.

Denny has a special hour sale on May HOUR 9, 10 11, 12 and 13. Horse nicn seo Donnison's now ad. Miss Lillian Browder returned home from Cedar Rapids to-day. George CoggoBhall, now thumps the keys of the "ctiligraph" like an ex" pert. F.

A. Leonard i getting quite a reputation for his bread. Ho ships broad to threo or four of tho surrounding towns. Wanted, 10,000 chickons, at Patti- ons, for which wo will pay cash. If you want to sell or rent your city property place it with N.

B. Coggeshall "WM. McMURTRIE, E. M.r Ph. Late Chemist-in-chicf U.

S. Deft of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. i "The strength of the Royal is shown to be 23 per cent, greater than any other. ,1 "As a result of my investigations I find the Royal Baking Powder far superior to the others.

It is contains none but wholesome ingredients, and is of greatest strength. X. VALADE, "Public Analyst, Ontario, Dominion of Canada." The latest investigations by the United States and Canadian Governments show the Royal Baking Powder superior to all others in leavening strength. Statements by other manufacturers to the contrary have been declared by the official authorities falsifications of the official reports. Hay is worth 4.00 per ton in this market, cattle 3.70 per hundred and hogs 3.5)0 per hundred.

Gloves will be sold from threo to four Ha the "Plymouth Rock pants man," of peanut lame, who has been town for the last week, left this morning for Wichita. Mrs. Henry Brown and children, now of Leon, leaves Boon to join Mr. Brown who went about a mouth ago. p.

Wednesday May 11th, for less than wholesalo cost, at Denny's From two to three o'clock p. May 0th, you can buy Hope muslin for only 5 cents per yard, at Denny's. Since the Hutchinson convention has A bargain in imported lace curtains set the ball rolling, politics is the all ah at the General Notion store, 320, Cen sorbing topic, and will be from now ou one of the most exciting campaigns tral avenue, Opera House block. Tuesday, May 10th, beginning at 2 p. of tho history of the state is finished.

The Tennessee Scout. m. and continuing ono hour, 10 cent MILAM, The Tailor, MONDAY, MA 9TH. Commencing at 2 p. in.

For one hour only we will offer Hope Muslin made by Lonsdale 1 yard wide, soft finish, at only 5 cents' yd. Each customer limited to 10 yards. gingham can be purshascd for 0 cents, The following is the program for the Tennessee Scout, to ho produced next at Denny's. Art in )itck fruin AuKiinta. Harry Ciiiiiurou whh in town today.

J. P. Todd Hpoaks at Beaumont to-niylit. Millot iii(J (iitiiu Hood tor Halo utLt'Hh'H Bood Htoro. H.

P. Ainett cuiao iu from Wichita UiiH altoi'iioon. J. F. Tliuiniwoii in luking Hying trip to Kansas City.

Dr. C. E. Hunt's mother lutt for Win-ijolil luat ovoiiijig. Judge lioddtn returned Jjoiiio from Topeka, 1int niglit.

If you are going to how millot or cane buc LohIi lor your need. When hungry, the JJulmonico is the place to get your lunch. 35tf i Topeka Linseed oil, tlio best in the market at I.esh's drugstore. Mrs. Dr.

McUinnis took the evening train yesterday for Augusta. Mrs. Ursula Douglass received a lad fall this morning dislocating her wrist. Lorenzo Black. Cioorge T.

Anthony will make an aggressive canvass on sectional issues. T. J. Champion is able to lie out ou the streets ajtout one day in the week. Pour miles this side of i'urcell eleven ears of stock wore wrecked last night.

Jason Ham and laniily, ol Whitewater aro visiting tho family of C. C. Turner W. K. Stone says that wheat is in much liner condition than it was a year "go.

The reason thero aro so many cracked voices is because people will let them fall. Santord and Small are buildiugahouso for I M. Stansberry, in Fairview township. The city council will meet to-night to make appointments for the ensuing year. Samuel Bale went to Eureka this afternoon where he is expecting to rent a mill.

Will Suit you and fit you out to perfection on all the Monday, Tueaday, Wednesday and As the name indicates, Hall's Sicilian Ilair Renewer is a renower Thursday nighc at Ellets Opera House: Kid Lcdford Capt. L. D. Dobbs 111 IBSi nn BOB. of tho hair, including its growth, Jiealtn, youthful color, and beauty.

It will Oliver Woodruff Dr. F. B. Lawranco Fred Thompson Dr. F.

C. Armstrong please you. Hans Schneider. Dr. C.

A. Sigler Samples Received Every Day. Clothing- sold away down. Make your selections rtow When you clean houso use freely of Mike O'Flanigan Lew Bassett Selig's Bed Bug Killer and Insect l'ow-der, and your house will bo free for a Harry Jenks F. E.

Dillenbeck Dan Mooro Bruco Swinford and leave orders at Milam's, Edward Ed. McGinnis THE CENTRAL AVENUE TAILOR. ear, sold only by C. II. Sol if Druggist.

37-3 Several families of Germans came in Farmer Coleman T. 0. Castle Pompey C. E. Bogardus Father Trueworthy L.

D. Dobbs Ganymede Fred Lawranco Suuiro Partridge It. C. Young Bill Long A. Brumback Capt Sena B.

B. Leydig this morning from Mound Itidge. They look the afternoon train for Pontine, where they have considerable farming TUESDAY. MAY I0TH 10c for i Commencing at 2 p. m.

ard for one hour only we will give you your choice of our 8 and 10c ginghams for Gjc. Now remember at this price you can not buy before 2 o'clock and not 5 min. after 3 o'clock, but any time between 2 and 3. BARGAINS OIT Mr. Wells B.

F. Allebach land. Capt. Dobbs brings a largo amount of new and special' scenery for the Tennessee Scout to bo presented for the benefit of the Sons of Veterans, May 0, 10, 11, and 12th. Col.

Gallagher S. A. McGinnis Capt. Pike S. A.

McGinnis Capt. Grant Pauley Lieut. May Warren Connor Sergt. Warren Conner Flein Seism R. G.

Ilanna Clothing, Boots 4. Shoes, Newsboy and Bootblack Bertie Smith Bob Allen B. II. Leydig Hats, Caps, Gents' Furnishing Goods, etc. Alice Coleman Sadie Jamison Bessie Fox Grace Dillenbeck Jemima Coleman Susie Boyden Our Spring Stock is arriving daily and Garrett Waite, of Haverhill, loaves on the the eleven o'clock train tonight for Kansas City Kan, where he will rosuino his law studies in the office of W.

J. Buchan. Garrett is one of 1 hose Kansas boys who cannot be held down. Henry Jirinkmire, a brakcimm on No. Hi) was caught between the curs on the south end of tho Santa Fe yesterday, and was very badly hurt.

His head was cut open and ho was picked up by 403. 1 fo is in tliehandsof the A. O. U. W.

of which ho is a member. Maria Cary Miss Dora Holt we have WEDNESDAY, NTH. From 3 to 4 p. m. for Shoes.

You may at that time carry off anything we have in the slioo line at LESS than WHOLESALE cost. Don't believe this do you, well you will if you are here at that hour. Ham Hyde says Little Walnut township, has had no rain to speak of since JMaich. Station agent Cornet, of Newton, passed through El Dorado, to-day on his way east. Pine lot of extracts, direct from New Also 10 ladies for tableaux, Union and Confederate soldiers, mountaineers contrabands, etc.

I'rogrnm. Program lor tho Columbian social to bo held at Mr. A. J. Holderman's.

Sat urday evening, May 7th. Admission 10 cents: York, for cakes, ice cream and so on -at The Finest Lane Ever brought to El Dorado. GEO. W. The leading Clothier and Shoe dealer.

the Ifclmonico. At Denny's, on Thursd ay May 12Ui, lor ono hour only, from to 1 o'clock, is dress goods day and hour. Judge E. D. Stratford will speak to night at the people's party club meeting-Turnout everybody.

Friday May 14th, from 1 to 8 p. you can buy LL brown muslin at four cents per yard at Denny's. Lon Markee, who was killed in the Santa Fo wreck at llevere, Missouri, was well known in El Dorado. McKinzie Sumner's THURSDAY, 12TII Is Dress goods day, in other words day on Dress Goods, as long as it lasts. Good things don't last long.

One hour only 3 to 4 o'clock. We have often heard our customers say, "why they have the best assortment and latest styles we have seen in El Dorado." AfViBRiraO CM0EF. Railroad men of both roads were making a general overhauling of the track at the intersection of tho two roads today. Dr. and Mrs.

Youngkin took the morning train for Florence, after spending a few days with their daughter, Mrs. John McGinnis. Orchestra Kid Hand, Souk Little Miss Vanclfivcr. IiistriiniFiitnl Duct lilack and Price. original I'nem it-1'.

Aikiuan. Violin Solo Miss 1 1 nl.i-lii its. Orchestra Kid Hand. Recitation Misi Flossie HoiiKi Turner anil Allia Gordon, Recitation Miss Cora Jlooney. Solo rs.

K. Mack. Dialect Heading i. Dr. Armstrong.

Solo T. A. Kramer. Orchestra Kid Hand. ARE YOU 1IUNGUY FOR A HOME? If so, write to Geo.

T. Nicholson, G. P. T. A.

T. S. F. R. Topeka, Kansas, for copy of new edition of Oklahoma folder, con taining full account of Cherokee Strip and Chickasaw Nation.

DO YOU WANT SOME YELLOW GOLD? It can be easily obtained in the new mining camp of Cripple Creek, Colorado, near Pike's Peak, directly reached via Santa Fe Eouto. Tho sensation of ARE YOU THINKING OF GOING EAST? The Bcmocratic Convention at Chicago, June 2 1st, and the National Educational Association meeting at Saratoga, July 12th, afford good chances to buy reduced rate tickets via Santa Fe Route. A COOL RECEPTION IN HOT WEATHER, Can be had by buying tourist tickets to Colorado, on sale beginning June 1st. It will pay you to investigate what the Santa Fe Route has to offer, before making final Frank Lynch, tho ac3omplished editor of tho Leavenworth Standard, died suddenly of pneumonia yesterday. Only two weeks ago he was the chairman of the democratic state convention at Salina, I Io was considered ono of the handsomest men in Kansas.

D. R. Anthony, of Leavenworth, will bolt the nomination of his cousin, Geo. for congressman at-large, and remarked that ho was again outsido the republican party, and would remain so long as that party continued to nominate men whoso personal records could not withstand scrutiny. Henri Wattcrson says that tho craze for Cleveland is simply a protest against Hill.

The noted southerner thinks it would be suicide to nominate Cleveland. Of course, ho is for Carlisle, lirst and and thinks anybody could beat Cleveland running. Gorman, of Maryland, would poll more votes than any man in the democratic party. Charley Pattison returned last night from Chicago. He was only nineteen miles away when that express train on the Santa Fe went through the bridge at Revero, Missouri.

The wreck occurred to the east bound train and his train was coining west and would have been the next one to cross the bridge A close call, but far enough for practical purposes. There are some fine farmers around Peter Johnson is through planting his large corn crop and the same is coming up nicely. He has also sown 25 acres of alfalfa. Mr. Johnson is one of our very best farmers.

Sam Hyde always makes his 480 acre farm blossom as a rose and this season iS no exception to the rule. George Wright has quit farming, his son Asa is running the farm and of course will soon need some one to assist in the kitchen, Mr. Will Richard-son who always rented John Balow's 320 acre farm has concluded that is not land enough and has rented 30 or 40 Wm. Early, the Chelsea wood man, was in town to-day with four loads of well seasoned Jwood. Early hauls more wood to this market than any other man in the county.

A spirited dog fluht brought a big crowd together today. A lean lank country dog whipped two of our town bull dogs and thought nothing of it. The crowd as usual took sides. FRIDAY, 13TH. From 1 to 3 p.

in. will sell our customers, LL Brown Muslin at 4c yard. Each customer limited to 10 yds. As good as any in the market. You win know when you 6ee it.

Please remember first, the prices; second, the day and hour; third, the place Denny's Store. Also remember that no silverware will be gi en away in these hour sales. Is the finest horse in this part of Kansas. For symmetrical form, rich color and driving qualities he has no superior. He is the most complete gentlemans' driving horse in Kansas.

1 .11 1 1 -A- in color he is a Diack-cnestnut, wun two wnue ieer au siar in forehead, 8 years old and weighs 1 1 20 pounds. His colts are all square gaited level headed and fine roadsters. He is perhaps the most complete saddle horse, in the west, to be convinced that he is all we claim him to He call and see him at Basaett's Mastodon Minstrels will show in Loon next Saturday tho 14th. "Tho Mastodons" have some great talent in the ininiHtrelsy line and the Leon people may expect a rare trait. A Legislative Endorsement.

A law was passed last winter in Minnesota affecting the safe of alum bak JOHN BLACK'S LIYERY STABLE ing powders. Tho interest excited by tlie bill wiicn proposed Jed to a long and thorough investigation by a lecislative Ask to see Sumner's Mambrino Chief. Be sure you see II- M. Zeigler, of Clay township, was an agreeable visitor today. He reports that many who strayed from the Alliance fold in the past arc returning anil joining tho peoples party chilis.

Have you seen tho nice lino of pleas up and lishing boat nt the new boat landing? A pleasant resort for pleasure parties, and away from the rough clement that is sometimes at tho dam. Minnows and fishing outfit furnished. 30-3 ir him before you breeding. He will make the season at Black's committee of the qualities of all the baking powders sold in that State, with the result that the Royal was shown by very positive evidence from the State stable on Main street, El Dorado. We have no paper horse to show you, but expect to show a complete horse a perfect beauty.

Who has as good blood in him as any horse in Kansas. For further particulars see Breeding cards at the stable, or at my market on Central Ave acres of the Tommy Dixon Tarm. If he keeps up his former record a weed will not We found on that entire tract of land. Chemist, Dr. Drew, and to be the purest, strongest, and in all respects the best baking powder the market.