The Daily Advocate from El Dorado, Kansas • 1

Volume I. ss ssssssssssssssssssssssssss SSSSSSSSSSS55 KB urse Teasers. Anil nusual Chance. Saata Fe Rates. One fare for the round trip to Arkansas City, April 25 and 2G.

Account I. O. O. F. celebration.

One fare for the round trip to Kansas City April 25 and 20. Account Odd Fellows celebration. Good to return April 28th. To California, Oregon, Idaho, Washington points a one way rate of $25 is in effect every Tuesday up to and including April 30. To Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah Resolutions.

I At the regular meeting of El Dorado Camp No. C47, M. YV. A. held last evening, A prill 11th, the following was unanimously adopted: Whereas tho state of Illinois has been continu ously honored with the Head Consulship since the reorganization of the order in 1890 and to us it seems that a true neighborly spirit now suggests that the Head Consul should come from same other state; and Whereas, We delight to honor those We have a large stock of spring goods already in.

the best Ave have ever bought, They are not cheap, but low priced We have a bargain to fit your need and a place to put your money where it will be safe. In these goods and bargains we offer and Butte and Helena, ITontana a $23 ShirtWaists. White Waists. Beautifying Xiaguru The Rrcat interest the government of New York State id taking in the Pan-American Exposition is well displayed through what the commissioners of the Stat Reservation at Niagara are doing to welcome the great crowds that will travel to tho Falls during the Exposition period. They are alert to the fact that the Exposition will draw an unusual number of visitors to Western New York and the Niagara Frontier, and that they will all long to look upon the Falls of Niagara in its glorious summer dress.

In acquiring-the lands about the Falls and throwing them open free toman-kind forever, New York State acted in most commendable manner, and today the people from all sections, all countries, may view every part of the great cataract free of cost Ever sineo the State of New York opened the beautiful Niagara Reservation, it has annually made liberal appropriations in order that the property might be restored to its primeval state, In creating the change that has been wrought, the most expert landscape artists of America have been consulted eo that the transformation has been accomplished and directed by master hands. It was on July 15. 1SS5, that the state Nicely tucked and well made 75ct rate is in effect on the same dates as above. On April 16, Jfay 7 and 4th and 18th we will sell torall points in Texas, Arizona and New Mexico and parte ol Arkansas and Louisiana also to Colorado points east of and including Rocky Ford for one fare plus $2 lor round trip good for 21 days for further information inquire of H. A.

Miller, Agent. A Home in the Kiowa, Comanche and Wichita Reservation. S. A. Jfartin, of Eureka, Kansas, has ull informatio how you can obtain one of these valuable homesteads.

who have rendered her services in a practical a nd effective manner and Whereas, The magnificent work accomplished by our Neighbor Hon. J. G. Johnson, of Kansas, while Director and General Attorney and his untiring efforts for the success and up-building of Woodcraft which will result in great benefit to the Order for all time to coma and which now entitles him to the commendation of every be it Resolved, that as an appreciation of his high standing1 as a citizen, and his valuable and capable services while an official of this order, that El Dorado Camp No. 647 heartily endorses the candidacy of our Esteemed Kansas Neighbor for Head Consul of the Modern Woodmen of America.

The new shirt waists have been opened up and are, to put it mild, a very handsome assortment of garments in Colored Percale. White Lawn White Lawn with lace. fronts. Black Lawa with lace fronts. Liner color waists.

The 48 cent percale waists are tucked back, fancy front, soft cuffs, Bishop sleeves, with new collar, made of very good cloth. Good durable waists in a variety of colors. Sizes V3 jl Better ones 94 1.48 $2.50. BIck mercerized sateen waists, looks like Taffeta silk and will wear a great deal better. Made with cluster 0f Of tucks in fronf and plaited back, trim-med with buttons.

A Aq good bargain vp I Write him for full particulars and bear in mind there is no skin game in it. Unless you get a filing on the homestead of which he sends you the numbers.it C. E. Ht'NT, Venerable Consul. J.

B. Riddle, Clerk. El Dorado, Kansas, April 11, 1001. will not cost yr.u one cent. Write me.

39-42 S. A. JJaktint, Eureka, Kan. o) 32 to 42 Lot 149. This is one of our best Q) numbers made with a front, waist Mo.

P. Special Rates. If yon contemplate a trip see the Mo. P. agent before purchasing your ticket.

Hot Springs, Arkansas, and return $26.63 tickets on sale daily, 90 day limit. Take afternoon Mo. P. train for St. I-ouis, through without change; next train If or Kansas City, no change.

Both equipped with Pullman sleepers. On following dates the Mo. will sell one way tick ets to California at rate of 12, 19 and 26, April 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30. You have choice of all regular routes. Call on us or write for Information hich will reach you by return mail.

E. T. Hedgeb, Agent. made of colored Percale and white Pique, vest and collar with stitched band, ten rows of stitching, tucked back Cents Wash Skirts. A largejand complete assortment.

of wash skirfs, from 35 cents Ice! Ice! Ice! Frank A. Fulton the ice man, is prepared to meet any demand for ice during the coming months and is ready for orders. His prices are as low as any and he guarantees weight and service. Give your contract to Fulton; "Fhone number 123. 17 40 Silk Waists.

One assorted lot of silk waists, 25 of them, black Tuffeta, rose reds, purples, and blues They have sold from $4. 50 to $5.50. They are the odd waists of the stock, but are made as well and are just as good material as the waists Ave now sell at from $4 to We will The hast Roll Call. Capt. Wilson Purdy of Glencoe township, died in St.

Francis hospital in Wichita, Wednesday April 10th aged about 05 years. Mr. Purdy came to Butler co uuty in the fall of 1885 and located in Rosalia township on the old Walters farm, After several years residence th ere he sold to George Hall and moved down on Little Walnut in Glencoe. He was a man with a history. For years he was a sailor and not only made several voyages around the world and to foreign ports but, for a 6hort time lived in South America and the Islands ol the Sea.

He was replete in stories of incident and adventure and for hourH the writer has been entertained with them. At the outbreak of the war, he enlisted and served faithfully in yarious capacities until ita close. This brings to mind that but a few months ago he brought the Editor a portion of a set of Masonic Jewels which he found in the road, while on a march through Tennessee and they are now in the office nafe. He had repeatedly tried to find the Lodge to which they belonged but failed. It would have been a source of great satisfaction to him could he haye succeeded.

Capt. Purdy was a good man, a true friend, a kind neighbor, loving and indulgent father to his motherless children and an enterprising citizen. The children who by his death are orphaned may be proud of his record as a man and soldier and feel that all who knew him will honor and revere his memory: He was taken to Iowa for burial. Soldier rest, thy warfare oe'r Sleep the sleep that knows no breaking, Dream of battle fields no more, Days of danger, nights ot waking. Short Horn Bulls.

close the lot out S62.5 will bo My young Short Horn Bulls at It will be a pleasure to see our new. in El Dorado for a short time. George Pirtle will sell you one or as many as you want. J. K.

Nelson, 42d22 Sycamore Springs elegant silk waists, in the new, fashionable colors and latest paterns. 50 to Suits. Grey homespun cloth, jackets lined throughout with satteen, a very good suit, skirts lined, bound and ET O. IT. HOBBS he Land Broker, isa breeder of highbred Barred Plymouth Rock chickens and will have eggs in season at per setting, securely packed and seat to any address 33- well made up.

Price VP A Special Value cotton Covert in plain mixtures and stripes, cut with a flaring bottom, well made I excellent CLO Linen Skirts. Heavy, fine linen skirts, with a broad band of white, insertion around the bottom, made very gf 5 A linen, cotton skirt. A wonder for the price, 25 cents- Also lines of suits at $7 and sS.o. $900 "Our $10 Suits have all the style that can be put in a suit that will cost twice as much and the making and fit are faultless. We will be glad to demonstrate it.

Look at them, Guaranteed' Salary YEARLY established this Free Niagara, and the fifteen years that have elapsed since then have given ample timo to demonstrate the efficiency of the plans adopted for the restoration of Niagara to that magniiicant state of beauty and sublimity which it today possesses. In no place in the world is there another free park so glorious in its wealth of fascinating beauty as that within the confines of the New York State Reservation at Niagara Falls. Every foot of it is wondrously beautiful. At every turn there is some new beauty to delight the visitor, and shaded seats afford oppor-t unity for rest and a drinking in of the sublimity that is everywhere about. Those who have not visited Niagara Falls since the State took possession of the park and islands about the falls will no longer know the place.

Every unsightly structure has been removed. Where once was heard the hum of mills and machinery, trees shade beautiful walks and driyes. The spirit of industry has been removed elsewhere, and in all parts of the State Reservation there is a peaceful atmosphere that cannot fail to give pleasure to every visitor. There is no annoyance from eager solicitors, for this cla-s has been carefully excluded from the state lands. Watchful caretakers direct visitors wherever they may wish to go, courteously answering all questions in a manner that will enlighten all.

Never are people so alone with God and Nature as when strolling about the Niagara Reservation, and there is no reason why the enjoyment should not be complete. It is this delightful spot that is within an hour's ride of the Fan-American Exposition, and the Falls of Niagara are destined to be one of the very enjoyable features of a visit to the Niagara Frontier. For more than a year the commissioners of Free Niagara have been preparing for the coming of the Pan-American crowds. Between the mainland and Green Island, a beautiful concrete arch bridge with three rock-faced spans is being built, while connecting Green Island with Goat Island there is another new bridge of similar design and beaut j'. New bridges have been built between Goat Island and the Three Sister Islands, the impro -ement requiring a large expenditure.

But New York State recognizes that the Pan-American crowds from the east, west, north and south will be her guests, and it is her intention to suitably protect and care for them while at Niagara. This Pan-American Exposition is the greatest event of the kind ever held in the Empire State, and the reputation of the people of tho state, fthe greatest in the Union, is at stake this year. In summer time the free park and its islands at Niagara are truly grand, a fact well attested by the million or more people who travel there yearly. This year the facilities for enjoyment will be exceptionally good, and all who attend the great Exposition will rejoice ov er the nearness of the Niagara act. Teachers Examination.

The regular quarterly teachers Examination will be held at the Central High School building, El Dorado, Sat. April 27, beginning at 7:30 A. M. J. E.

Mathers, Co. Bupt. W. H. Hitchcock Sons.

Men and women of good address to represent ns, some to travel appointing agents, others for local work looking after our interests. $900 salary guaranteed yearly extra commissions and expenses, rapid advancement, old established house. Grand chance for earnest man or woman to secure pleasant, permanent position, liberal income and future. New brilliant lines. Write at once.

STAFFORD PRESS, 23 Church New Haven, Conn. 8SSS9S9 SSSSSSSSSSSSS2SSSSS9SSSSSSSSS9SSI The anti-prohibition pipers of the State, as a general thing, seems to ba well pie ased at the results of the recent city election. Leavenworth, Atchison, Wichita and Kansas City have all elected the wet tickets. They especially glory in the close contest in Topeka. The defeat of Hughse.or what amounts to the same thing as defeat, is not a verdict against prohibition, The'clean man, of good habits and stable character, when elevated to a position of honor and influence, can do more by his example than the pretender can by all the force of office and compulsion.

The Topeka people certainly showed ignominious stupidity when they placed their cause into the hands of an unworthy leader just at the time when it was to be tried so Beverly. Burns Citizen, Potato Plymouth Rock Chickens AND EGGS For sale at the farm formerly owned by Christ Huber north of Pontiat, or i at the Racket store. 50c pep setting of 15 egs J. C. BENTZ, El im mumm.

win' mtwt Mi i mtmfmm in i. wi.hh i "-j-agl- 1 I 1 I FinejnQuality. Cheap in Price, abundant supply. The lc iding varieties: arly Ohio, -FROM- WEAKNESS -TO-- Allen Brown died at his home in East Leon, Monday, April 8th, 1901 at 12:30 o'clock p. m.

He was past 70 years of age and bad been in declining health for many months. The deceased came to Butler county in the '70s, from Missouri. The deceased leaves two sons; Thomas J. Brown ol Leon, P. W.

H. Brown and Mrs. Martha J. Mc Broom of Glencoe township. The funeral services were held at the Christian church, of which the deceased had long been a member, at 3:30 o'clock, Tuesday.

R. W. Woodside of Augusta preached the discourse. The remains were buried in the North cemetery. Indicator.

STKENGT Is it Safe? So me people stay out of insurance companies because they feel that they are not safe. They take chances by cairying their own risk. This is the gravest sort of a mistake. If you want to be must carry insurance. Any insujaAce.is good.

Ours is a lit-tie better than the ordinary. We'd like to tell you you why. ,5 Li t. Kiser Kaw Valley, Beauty of Hebron, Early Rose. Also the choicest and freshest ip Garden Seeds in Bulk." ID.

W. OW T. O. GASTLR, Lady' Assistant. i EMBALMING A SPECIALTY.

Rooms on 4th Avenue. TJses'Mational Lowering. Device House Phca3 Dr.W.H. BARRETT Osteopath: Successfully Treats Chronic Diseases of of all kinds, Ralph Bartells is home from Newton. He has been tiring on the Santa Fe out of Newton, and passed the examination but failed to pass the medical examination at Topeka.

He was injured several years ago while working on the Mo. P. and never fully recovered. EL DORADO, KANSAS EL DORADO, May 1st, 1900. From lone experience In treating for chronic stomach troubles I have no hesitancy in saylEg that Dr.

Barrett's method is superior to a others. It Is astonlshidg how quickly ne wr give relief. Give him a trial and be convinced. J. E.

WRIGHT; Dr. Barrett will correctly diagnose your case Free. Office and home east Central Schoo Grounds. 'Phone 62. 4GU l.

overstkeet, Dentist, Offlcc'ovcr BostorVStora .1 have some good city residence properties for sale at excellent bargains, also good nine roomed house, close in, for rent. 7tf B. F. Meekb. The Ladies Helping Hand Society will give a social at Prospect school house, April 1.

All are cordially invited. By order of the committee. No. 15; Office 'Phone No. 8 J2 i.1 HOOu..