El Dorado Daily Republican from El Dorado, Kansas • Page 4

Republican. PRINTS OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY NEWS 8. S. SMITH, Business Manager. Rubber Goods Do you need anything in rubber goods? If you do get good rubber goods.

pays. Get them where you know you will get the kind you pay for. Anything we tell you about the rubber goods we sell we will guarantee, and are here to make it good. W. Y.

Miller DRUGGIST Tuesday Evening, June 28, 1910 Young's grocery phone is 500. Fireworks at Binfords Grocery. Feed, all kinds, Binford Scott. For Millet seed, see Hoyt. tf See Conley about those white shorts.

Miss Beulah McPherson 18 visiting in Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. A. 9.

Binford are vielting in Burns. There will be a regular meeting of the Eastern Star tonight, Your home will not be struck if you have Dodd Struthers Lightning Rods. The U. and I. Circle will meet with Mra.

Wm. Price Wednesday at 2:30. Good Rice 8 pounds for 35 cents. WALDORF ELSON, Phone 79 Mrs. J.

G. Johnston is quite sick in tho family home in southwest El Dorado. The auto parade the 4th is going to be all right, as people are taking terest in 16. J. B.

Sherman who is sixty seven years of age, is recovering from 8 severe illness. Dolds number one, sugar cured hams, guaranteed, 20 cents a pound st Browne Bros. Come quick. Mrs. W.

S. Hobbs who underwent an operation Monday, in St. Francis hospital, is getting along nicely. Mrs. J.

W. Brown and daughters, Hazel, Erma and Arline, went to Sharon today on a ten days visit. Mrs. A. J.

Holderman and son, Curtis left today for Chicago and Morris, to visit kin for 8 short time. Sisco, the dry goods man at Augusta, has sold out to Thad Farneworth. The store will be known 88 the Augusta store. Drexel and Artemesia Powell who have been visiting Mr. and Mra.

J. B. Yingling, left this morning for their home in Coffey ville. Mrs. N.

J. Christian who spent the winter with her son, Wm. Christian, near Ringwood, Oklahoms, went to Burns today to visit Mr. and Mrs. Lon Hall.

Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Cooper are entertaining Mrs.

Cooper's sister, Mra. Laura Leary, of Kansas City, Mo. and her cousin, Mrs. George McKinnen of Thomas, Oklahoma. Mr.

and Mra. A. H. Knisely, perents of S. C.

Knisely will celebrate their golden wedding July 5, in their home, Glencoe, Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Knisely expect to attend. Wm Goodale of Murdock township was in town today.

Mr. Goodale has got to the place when he can ride around in his machine and take survey of his crops. He says the prospects are pretty good at present. The C. H.

Pattisons will spend the summer in their cottage in Loveland, Colo. Misses Susan and Harriet will go out in advance to visit in Colorado Springs and Denver, their parents joining them later enroute to Loveland. The residence of S. S. Smith on Walnut Hill is for sale quick.

It 18 one of the nicest little homes in the city, has 100 foot frontage on Central avenue and 120 feet deep, nice lawn lots of fruit, berries and garden. See S. S. Smith or phone 40. The use of mineral water and mineral drugs in case of costiveness, is decidedly harmful.

The natural remedy is Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Purely vegetable. A mild laxative, which does not gripe nor weaken the bowel muscles. C. H.

Selig. 0ae roan in town planted bis usual amount of potatoes this spring in his back lot, but the crop is so large he has been putting them on the market end gets up every morning at four to dig till breakfast is ready, This is certainly great year for spuds. Fred Smith and family have moved to Jennings, Okla, from Joplin, Fred is cashier of a bank whose president is Mra. Smiths brother. Mrs Hattie Smith Holaday of Anthony is in Green MI Falls for the summer.

The W. E. Smith's getting word day. Robert Tallaferro, F.A. Pielsticker, Wm.

Artz, started to Leon this mornIng in a machine to post 4th of July bills; they didn't get very far for the buzz wagon went broke, and they hoofed it back to town, five miles. They tried it in another machine this afternoon. Try a package of Roasted Rye, Binfords Grocrey. 1-6w38 FOUND DEAD IN BED HEART TROUBLE THE CAUSE Mrs. Annie Waller, colored, wife of Reuben Waller, died suddenly Tuesday morning, June 28, in her bed in the family home, 816 South Atchison; Mrs.

Waller was 62 years of age. Monday she did a hard days work which it is thought hastened death. Mr. Waller as was his custom, W88 sleeping on the porch, and WAR very much shocked when he tound his wife dead. They were married August 2 26, 1907.

Surviving are her husband and one daughter, Mrs. Gus Law, whom she adopted when she was quite young. Funeral services will be held from the second Methodist church of which she was a member, Wednesday at 2 p. conducted by Reveread J. Wilson.

Interment in the west cemetery. Kept the King at Home "For the past year we have kept the King of all laxatives--Dr. King' New Life Pills-in our home and they have proved a blessing to all our family," writes Paul Mathulka, of Buffalo, N. Easy, but sure ready for all stomach, liver and kidney troubles. Only 25c at C.

H. Selig. Prospect Hole Located The new prospect hole has been lo cated in the south end of the East Park. An open space will permit the derrick to be hoisted without ting down scarcely any trees. The casing, and within machinery a few was days work mored will begin going downward to see what old mother earth will dig up for us.

Some purgatives contain such strong drugs that, while they cause she bowels to move, Injure the delicate linings of stomach and intestines. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is not at same time healing and soothing. C. Selig. Mrs.

Nannie Ellis and her father, Mr. McDaniels were in town today from Chelsea. The latter doesn't come to town very often. He is in excellent health and enjoys life despite his years, which are many. When you order your meats, poultry, etc, from Petersons market you know you always get the best and choicest; phone 59.

dtf want to list your farm for sale. 6w22sf C. W. HARVEY Save Your Coupons ware. 25 and eight couEvery home, must china pons, one with every small, two with every large sack of Imboden Best Flour You can secure A handsome dinner set of forty two pieces.

hand selected and decorated, worth $10.00. Get 8 $10 Dinner Set For $3.25 M. J. LONG Grocery Phone 22 They Look Good Our Groceries, Fruits, Vegetabes, etc, tempt both the eye and the palate. They Taste Good Because they are the choicest and best and are clean and wholesome.

You want to try them and see for yourself. I will be satisfied with the result. D. W.OW GROCER DONT DO THAT! YOU'LL WANT IT SOME DAY A YOUR The money many men "fool away" road to true independence. When one banking his money he never turns back.

in one year would start them on the has once begun to travel this road by It's a comfortable feeling. Make OUR Bank YOUR Bank. THE CITIZENS STATE BANK EL DORADO, KANSAS CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $70,000.00 R. E. FRAZIER, PRESIDENT F.

BENSON, VICE PRESIDENT C. E. THOMPSON, Cashier W. E. BROWN, VICK PRESIDENT F.

H. CRON, Ass'T CASHIER El Dorado Boy Writes A Song Frank R. Thompson, the AccOmmodating young clerk at the Santa Fe, 18 the author of a new song, "Good Old Pipe and although but few copies have been received here, it is already becoming immensely popular and will soon be familar with all who have the late catchy songs. It will be on sale by local dealers beginning tomorrow. The song la clever, well written and the music, composed for it by Arthur Penn, of New York City, is exceedingly pretty.

Mr. Thompson is a genius and is receiving many compliments on his success Seven O'clock Dinner Party Miss Frances Ow will give 8 seven o'clock dinner party this evening, In her home, 215 North Emporia, in compliment to her guest, Miss Pearl Miller, of Eureka. The Louse and table decorations will be garden flowers, nasturtiums predominating. The Miss Julia Schumacher Miss Pearl Miller Miss Rena Selsg Miss Edna Smith Miss Nan Sellg Miss Bessie Stephenson Miss Faith Me Finnis Miss Grace Conley Get a strong steel safety deposit box for your valuable papers at the Butler County State Bank. 88 w36tf Cal Fisk arrived home this morning from St.

Louis where he visited since Friday with Mrs. Fisk and their little son, Joseph, who is receiving very beneficial medical treatment for paralysis. Although Joe has never walked he will now be able to walk in three months. They will not return home for five months, possibly longer, but will stay until as complete 8 cure as le possible is effected. Millet seed at Conley' Feed store.

All old soldiers and their families are invited to bring their baskets to the G. A. R. hall on July 4, for a picnic dinner. The invitation is ed to all old soldiers and their families in Butler county.

There will be a large crowd in El Dorado on the Fourth and the hall will be 8 venient place for the old soldiers and W. R. C. to meet. Mr.

and Mrs. I. C. Thomas will arrived from Kansas City this week to spend the Fourth with Rev. J.

R. Cooper and daughter, Miss Mattie, Misses Edna and Ida Thomas are in New York city and will sail August 2 for the Orient. A new line of the latest wall paper at Julians. LATEST MARKET REPORT By wire to the REPUBLICAN. OATTLE.

Kansas City, June 28, (12 35 p.m.) -Cattle receipts at Kansas City today, 6,000, 103 higher. HOGS. Kansas City, June 28, (12 p.m)-15,000; lower; top 49 05 WE DELIVER ALL ORDERS For green or dry groceries as promptly as we promise. No matter whether your purchase be little or large, it you when can count on get- Grocery ting we say you will. THE GOOD THINGS TO EAT you can buy here will never lose their zest because of long wait COP ing for them.

All possible promptness is our rule. Specials For This Hot Weather Every thing in cold lunch goods. We have a very complete line. Sc Grocery Co. -PHONE 54- 123 SOUTH MAIN EL DORADO LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH 3 This the greatest in full progress.

New Goods that Bitter war declared between Curtis and Gore. Uncle Joe says he will be candidate again for speaker. Twenty five Postal banks will be established this fall. Italy asks for Porter Charlton but he will probably go free Fremont Leidy of Leon reported as appointed Collector of Internal. Revenue.

Col. A. W. Smith to be S. Pension Agent in Topeka.

Mound City Paints may cost 8 trifle more, but- dto11-7-10 R. W. LONG LUMBER CO. About the New Court House While in El Dorado Friday on business we had the pleasure of stepping Into our new court house and taking a bird's eye- view of its different departments and drop a word now and then to an officer who was not too busy at the time to look up. Ah boys she is a beauty both outside and side and each department occupied by a bright and intelligent face serving the people of old Butler to the best of their ability in return for favors of the past.

Leon Indicator. It "Doc" Cooley adminsters to the needs of your old, worn shoes they come out mighty near new. With H. J. Nulick, North Main street.

JUNE June reducing sale Note the following are now being sold Hair Brushes and Combs Keep clean 50c hair brushes. Celluloid Dressing 10c Notions of all kinds we carry a complete line. BARGAIN BASEMENT BARGAINS IN THIS LARGE JUNE SALE Shears Assorted shapes of shears, steel blades, and Japan handles, per nickle 25c Tumblers Star cut bell shape tumblers with heavy bottom the kind you have always paid 25c each or $1.50 for set of 6 now on sale at 6 for. 90c Star cut straight shape, light bottoms now only 6 75c Pure Toilet Soap 5c In the great Bargain Basement is a toilet soap warranted to be free from all animal grease and put up under the Pure Drug Laws; now on Laundry Supplies Clothes Pins all you want, per dozen Galvanized Tubs at 48-59 and 65c Buy your Laundry supplies in the great Bargain Basement. Blueing per bottle 3c Wash Boards 25c 39c and 48c Sleeve and Baby clothes, Ironing boards, cloth 19c Wire clothes line 50 feet.

19c Mrs. Potts Sad Iron set of 3... 89c Large size Water and Dairy Pails double seamed sodder copper wire bail, riveted ears black enameled wood handle price now 22c Thread Cotton in the Basement, all numbers white and black, 200 yard spools, per 4c $3.98 Dinner Set for $2 98 Made of Homer Laughlin's good grade of semiporcelain; dainty white with floral decorations, excellent shape, 42 pieces in the set, $2.98 At 25 percent Off Womens white waists of all kinds. Lace Curtains. Portieres Bed Pillows Sofa Pillows with covers and without Cotton Dress Goods 15c and 17c Batlste.

12c 25c Foulards 15c 19c Shurch Dauk 15c An immense line of Tissues and Ginghams in new patterns at little prices. One satisfaction about trading at this store is the newness of the good; at prices less quality consided. Compare prices and be convinced. Haines ROME OF GOOD GOODS AT LOWEST WATER ONCE PAST WILL NEVER GRIND AGAIN START A BANK Copyright Zimmerman TODAY HILE your income is steady and everything is running smoothly you don't miss a bank account, but under adverse circumstances you miss the money that you have spent. Start a bank account today.

The Farmers Merchants National Bank EL DORADO KANSAS CAPITAL $50,000,00 SURPLUS $50, .00 OFFICERS President, A. J. Holderman Vice President, Geo. Ellis Cashier, Wm. I.

Shriver Assistant Cashier, A. B. Ewing WE PAY 4 PER CENT ON ALL TIME DEPOSITS SALE so far thi is now on reductions and quolations on for in the different departments. Padding $1.00 quality new marked special Extra heavy quilted Sound Cloth or Table 79cl Too many India Linens and white goods of all kinds which you will find all marked for quick selling. than Flaxon regular 25c goods 17 piecesof no name white goods sheer and finer 17c Ask for a sample of this white material and compare it with any 48c goods you can find.

15c India Linens now 10c Just received fine barred Nainsook, the nev es: of white now on sale goods tor underwear, wearwell dresses, etc, 25cl Be sure and see the Wool Dress Goods we have now on sale at per 31c All colors and black. Full seamless hosiery; the ease in our Merit Hosiery. Womens 35c light weight grip top hose seamless. No to a customer, Womens $1.48 Silk Womens 75c Lisle Hose. Womens black Hose with Mens Socks in fancy and pairs of a kind regular 25 and sale at 3 pairs Hosiery $1.00 50c lavender top and tip at.

50c plain colors one and two 50c values now on 50c most sensitive feet are at Absolute satisfaction is guaranteed Mercerized Lisle inch more than six pairs 25cl Talcum Powder The heat and chiggers are here; would a little Toilet Powder relieve you; if so buy it here. 25c Mennen's Borated Talcum 15c 25c Colgates Talcum Powder. 17c 25c Japanese Oriental Talcum 10c I lb Cans Talcum 15c Roger Gallet Toilet Powder. Mme. Yales Complexion Plexo Powder and Puff combined.

10c Papier Poudre 100 leaf Talcum bottled expressly for Haines 13c LaBlanche 45c Poudre de Riz. Embroideries and Laces at little prices. SHOES AND SLIPPERS to 89 25. We carry a complete line for Men, Women, Boys, Girls and Infants. Every pair is guaranteed.

no matter how small the price we show the finest makes that the leading factories turn out. Many a family has found out that our shoes are different. From now until July 1st we will sell Oxfords at the following prices. Mens Oxfords at One Fourth Off. Infants Oxfords at One Fourth Off Childrens Oxfords at One Fourth Oif.

Ladies and Childrens white Canvas Oxfords all sizes per pair 106 pairs of Wornens $4.00 Oxfords at $3.00. 35 pairs Womens $2.50 Oxfords at $199, I lot 67 pairs of Womens $3 00 vici welt Oxfords $2.50 54 pairs of Mens Velour and Oxblood Oxfords worth $3.50 for $1.99. Remnants of all kinds in the basement at ONEHALF PRICE. At One-Half Price Womens Wool Suits Womens White Suits Womens Jackets I lot of Womens Dresses Childrens. Dresses.