El Dorado Republican from El Dorado, Kansas • Page 4

CHELSEA CORRESPONDENCE BJaaaitEEaig; The Republican IRS. MILE M- 6 1 -41 i i KANSAS DORADO, some, time later, and aobut 13 years ago she was united in marriage to R. W. Tuttle. They resided on a farm in Clifford township, which was settled by Mr.

Tuttle in 1ST1 until three years ago. when they moved to El Dorado, which has since boon their home. Mrs. Tuttle is survived ty her husband, three children, Mrs. Edith Me- fSi Founded by T.

B. Murdock In 1882. Owner: Mrs. Marie Antoinette Murdock. as ra U1LU HODGES-GREEN A pretty home wedding occurred at the home of the bride's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. E. A. Hodges, in East Chelsea, the evening of March 8, when their daughter, Pearl Hodges, was united in marriage to Gilbert Green. Promptly at o'clock the couple entered the parlor to the of a beautiful wedding inarch played by the bride's sister, Mrs.

Jessie Friend. Rev. L. T. Faulders of the Christian church of El Dorado performed the ceremony, joining these two young lives.

THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF BUTLER COUNTY Songer, E2 17-25-7. C. W. Close to Harvev L. Songer, NW4 SW4 13-23-7.

F. M. Close to Harev L. Songtv, SE4 SW4 13-23-7. F.

M. Close to Harvey l. Sonf NE4 SW4 C. Johnston to Uar.ev Sont SW4 21 and NVV4 2v27-7." Heurv Bruntz to Harvev Son NW4 22-24-7. Oral Pav White to Carl Fislu SW4 NW4 and S2 XW4 3f, John Gilson to W.

S. Obrien, Sl4 16-2S-6, C. Ralph Cotton to W. S. SE4 1G-2S-6.

ASSIGNMENTS A. B. Aylinsr to C. B. Apple.

NV4 34-2ti 4. W. S. O'Brien to Carter Oil company, SE4 am! S2 NW4 W. S.

O'Brien to Carter Oft SE4 STRICKEN WITH HEART ATTACK yuiston. Great Bend, Helen Loomis. Peabouy, and Miss Bessie Ferris, El Dorado. three brothers, Samuel Merwin. Clif- ford township: Vernon Merwin.

Put-1 I THURSDAY EVENING AND PASSES AWAY HAD BEEN DOWN TOWN MONDAY ALICE MURDOCK Editor flOAH HALFHILL City Editor EARL FORGY Business Manager PHONE 40 Night Phone, Editor. 53 Night Phone, Business 413 nam. ana lee Oklahoma. She is also survived by several step-children, and one sister. Mrs.

Helen M. Bueler of Louisiana. Mrs. Tuttle was an ideal mother and wife, looking alter the comfort and happiness of those about her, and no one who came within the home circle, could but help feel the religion of this woman, she living it every day, and only gone on to a happier home to wait for those who loved her and will sorelv miss her. Was 63 Years of Age; Survived by Husband, Three Children, Three Brothers and One Sister.

The bride is an unusually pretty girl, talented and graceful. She was beautiful in her wedding gown, which was of white crepe de chine, with trimmijjs of shadow lace. She car- i ried a large bouquet of bride's roses. a gift of the groom, who was attired in the usual black. i An elegant supper was prepared I and served by the bride's mother.

0 $3.00 11.00 DAILY, per year WEEKLY, per year. 1 wmmm mmmm'- MILBOURN GETS CAR John McClure. proprietor of the Mc-Clure garage on South Main street, has sold a Ford touring car to D. K. Miibourn cf Chelsea.

LEASES A. F. Humphrevs to From Friday's Daily. Mrs. R.

W. Tuttle, 68, died suddenly at her home, 123 South Denver street, Thursday evening, March 9, about 6 o'clock. Heart trouble, was the immediate cause of her death. -Mrs. Tuttle had been ill with grippe and its accompanying ailments since about January 1, but had recovered, almost entirely, it was thought.

She was sufficiently well to be down town ynxnxt Harvev Many beautiful and usetul presents were received, consisting of silverware, cut glass and china. Congratulations were showered upon this young couple. And may the best in life be their portion is the wish of their friends. They begin housekeeping in our midst in a home already prepared. In a spirit of helpfulnes, we join in wishing them a long and useful life.

A FRIEND. w-fiW it kh inv OajOi I Do Not Keep Wall Paper I SELL IT Examine my line Special facilities for showing Miller's Drug Store WHEN YOUR MONEY IS IN OUR BANK IT IS SAFE FROM FfRE, BURGLARS AND YOUR OWN DESIRE TO SPEND IT. pJ pMondav. Thursday she suffered a slight attack of indigestion, and was not feeling exceedingly well, but her condition was not alarming either to TiiE WAY to HAVE MONEY IN THE BANK IS TO "PUT" IT THERE, LET IT "STAY" THERE AND ALWAYS ADD TO IT. JUST SAY: "I AM GOING TO HAVE MORE MONEY" AND BANK IT.

THIS IS THE ONE SURE WAY TO GET AHEAD. BANK WITH US WE PAY 4 PER CENT INTEREST. The Citizens State Bank herself or her children. She helped with the day's work Thursday and about six in the evening while reading the paper said she was not feeling well and would lay down, her condition was noted by the family and home remedies were given her, and C. W.

EWING Grocer I Red Star Flour Per Sack $1.50 1 I No Poor Bread If You Use This Feather Flake Flour Per Sack $1.35 This Is A Good Flour For The Money Red River Early Ohio Potatoes Per Bushel $1.40 1 1 Genuine Red River Seed Onions Setts Per Pound 10c Rices Bilk, Garden and Flower Seeds now in Phone 20 IlfflffilllilEE some medicine wnicn tne uoctor nail JAIL HH I0W ASSURED? left for lier heart, while the doctor was being called she gave one groan and passed away, she had just said, "I ij El Dorado, Kansas 1 CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $78,000.00 1 R. E. FRAZIER, President gj N. F. FRAZIER, Vice Pres.

Wr. E. BROWN, Vice Pres. 1 C. THOMPSON, Cashier F.

H. CRON, Asst. Cashier i COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ARE FAVORABLE; WILL TALK MATTER TODAY? FUNSTON AT THE FRONT Funston seems 'to have luck in some ways, eyen though many have been jumped over him to higher rank. He got back from Cuba when' he had been scouting around, just in time to be appointed colonel in a volunteer company and his company was ont of three Kansas troops to be mobilized, but the Cuban trouble ended too soon, and the Twentieth went from San Francisco in time to get in on the ground floor of the Filipino uprising. Funston, with the aid of a fighting regiment, gained the rank of a brigadier general of volunteers, and liking the life, wanted a berth in the regulars.

It came with the main chance which led to the capture ot Aguinaldo in the wilds of Northern Luzon. He became a brigadier and was right on the spot when the San Francisco earthquake took place, adding to his fame by handling the situation with skill. Funston headed the expedition to Vera Cruz, which of course did not amount to much, but here he is now on the war path after Villa, and he will get him too, you can bet your sweet life on that. And all these things have come to this Kansas man, who is yet under fifty, but he has the Kansas spirit in him, and we will continue to hear from him at the front, will soon be better." No definite funeral arrangements have been made awaiting word from a brother in Oklahoma. Services will probably be held Sunday from the Methodist church, and interment will probably be at Burns, Kansas.

Julia Merwin was born June 15, 1848, at Margaretsville, New York. She was later married to Mr. William Ferris in Illinois. To this union three children were born. Mr.

Ferris die.i ALL DEPOSITS IN THIS BANK ARE GUARANTEED 1 BY THE BANK DEPOSITORS' I GUARANTEE FUND OF THE STATE OF KANSAS SWITZER HAS PLANS OB They Call for Jail and Sheriff's Residence; Cost Between $20,000 and $30,000. From Thursday's Daily. Hitchcock's Hitchcock's Early A new jail for Butler county is prac tically assurred. That assertion is safe one to make, after interviewin when ever that may be. members of the board of county com niissioners today.

PREDICTED DAVE MULVANE HAS Joe R. Switzer, architect of Au arch 1 Opens Sat. lf Closes Sat. Wi gusta, has been working for som arcn LOST Dave Mulvane has lost the 8th di time, at the instigation of the county trict, the finishing stroke was given board, on plans for the construction Saturdav bv Harvey county. The of a building, and he is in the cit this afternoon with the plans.

fight now hinges on Second congres will submit them to the board, a sional district which convenes Tues day. It is freely predicted in Topeka tha which time some action will be taken It is known that two of the mem hers of. the board, M. A. Wait and AY.

Canon, are favorable for a new already has lost the state convention. It is believed that when he lost Wyandotte and Atchison counties last week and the big jail building and George Elder, is hal Fresh Snappy New Dress Goods Just Received From The Markets Through fortunate purchases of White Material during the late summer and early fall we are in a position to give you not only desirable merchandise but so modestly priced that you will be agreeably surprised when you see them. WHY IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY FROM US. Because we handle only the best class of merchandi the quality of which is unquestioned, at prices far below that asked by our competitors. This store has been rnsde conspicuous by its fair and honest dealings with its customers.

way favorable. Sedgwick county delegation, all hop? "And," said George Hughes, under of his control of the state convention sheriff, "you may say that member passed away. of the sheriffs office are more tha willing." OF COURSE IT WAS FINE It is stated that the board has spen WJien the El Dorado council voted much time in discussing the problen in forty-three more blocks of asphal of a new jail building. They hav paving there was one dissenting vote been watching the situation at Au gusta, and the growing lawlessness The dissenter gave as his reason that and the samesituation at El Dorad an aged couple living on one of the streets affected could not afford to and have come to the conclusion tha pay the assessment. At this junc a new jail building is the only solu ture "Bun" Adams, El Dorado banker tion to the problem.

paid the tax out of his own pocket At the present time there are 1 Now if Mr. Adams will reform inmates in the jail, and two or three- politics he will be granted a full am! more are on their way here from Au gusta. unlimited passport into the circles the Blest. K. C.

Star. Don't Miss This White Event Annual White Sale Is Now Sheet and Pillow Slip Special Wed.Marchl5, a.m. Good heavy full bleached muslin sheet 72x90, wide hem, splendid 60c value this sale 37c Pillow slips to match sheets, 42x36 9c In about 30 days it will be definiteh Gown Special Tues. Mar. Special assortment of Gowns in nice soft material, Embrodery Lace and ribbon trimmed.

A good 50c value this sale 39 decided, whether or not a new jai A DINNER building will be erected. -Mr. and Mrs. F. F.

Bartells had a But be it known, it is definitely' de family dinner at their home on Nort cided already, that a new jail will Vine street Sunday. Their guests built, and all they are waiting for now and Mrs. Howard Bar is me completion oi ine plans, am tells of Wichita: Mr. and Mrs. Ear: their acceptance by the board county commissioners.

Herbert of Belle Flaine; Mr. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Alma Morris and Mr Joe R. Switzer, of Augusta, is busy completing the plans.

He announce and Mrs. Will Ruth and son, Curtis. that they will be done in about 3( days, at which time they will be sub MARRIED Married, in Cupid's Parlor, Satur Muslin UnderwV Dep mitted to the commissioners. aay, March 11, by Judge V. P.

The plans call for a $30,000 struc ture and provide for a jail and Dress Goods Dep't sheriff's residence. Mooney, Miss Anna C0OPer and Mr W'm. Parker, all of Northeast Butler The Republican offers congratula tions. Linen Dep't Linens are steadily advancing as the supply of raw flax has been almost exhausted and there is bound to he a scarcity. Be on hand during this sale, to take advantage of the many savings.

C. H. PARKER GFTS Most disfiguring skin eruptions scrofula, pimples, rashes, are due to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters as a cleaning blood tonic, is VOTE Of THANKS Ml -I I i fi well recommended. $1.00 at all stores WANTED At a meeting of, the stockholders oi We have buyers for some four or room houses that are well lo Dainty and pretty garments, beautifully designed and trimmed.

Gowns and Slipons, long and short Kf sleeves, muslin, tucked lace, tmb. trimmed OUC Cambric, tucked lace and emb. trimmed 50c Crepe, tucked loce and ribbon trimmed 54c Cambric, emb. lace and ribbon trimmed at 65c to 75c Extra sizes, tucked and emb. trimmed 75c Nainsook and Cambric beautifully trimmed with emb.

lace, insertion and ribbon $1.25, $1.50, $2 Cream Crepe, good quality, lace and ribbon trimmed 75c to $1 DRAWERS Muslin and Cambric, hemstitched 'laco snd embroidery trimmed 25c to 50c CORSET COVERS Nainsook, muslin and cambric, lace and ribbon trimmed 25c to 50c PETTICOATS- Good quality of material, trimmed with emb. lace, lace insertion and ribbon 65c to $1 TABLE DAMASK Mercerized and linen 66 to 72 inch. .50, 65 and 75c yd. TABLE DAMASK All pure "linei, 72-inch, plain and in beautiful designs for spring, 85c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 per yard. Napkins to match.

me uutier county Telephone Elec trie company, held, El Dorado Kansas, on the 11th" day of March cated. Will pay up to twelve hundred lollars for something good. Naden In this department we carry a beautiful line of white materials for the Spring and Summer wear, as White Silks, Odepe de Chine, Messalino, Taffeta, China', Jap, liolmtoi, 1'ongfe, Flashing, Chiffon Cloth, Oorgette, Crepe, Mercerized Poplin, Corduroy and Velvets. Allover Silk Laces in plain and beautiful creations, also an elegant assortment in the Cotton Allovers in most beautiful designs. White Silk oMtor Veils in this; department.

Take advantage of the prices offered on this merchandise as the prices must advance later in the season. McElroy, 211 Vine street. Call 558 12-17w 1916, the following wa unanimously adopte2: f. of BK IT RESOLVED; That the In going around over the city we stockholders of the Sutler Countv see many signs of the cleaning up ieiepiiuiie r.iecmc "Company ex tend to Charles H. Parker, smiprin spirit, and it certainly looks good TOWELS Good assortment Quality and sizes.

15 and 25c Turkish 10 to 75c Linen to $1.00 both to the residents here as well as tendent, a vote of thanks for his ef to those who are strangers in our ficient management of the ai fairs of midst. A good general cleanup will help to encourage people to come i iuui(Miij auu ins loyalty to its interests, during his six years of ser here to live, makes us more attrac tive and good to look at. Itching piles provoke profanity but vice. THE BUTLER COUNTY TELEPHONE ELECTRIC CO. By A.

J. HOLDERMAN, President (SEAL) F. S. ALLEN, Secretarv. profanity won't remove them.

Doan's Ointment is recommended for itching, bleeding or protruding piles. 50c at any drug store. hobert Williams an old timer EMPLOYMENT AGENCY If you need help see us. We can around here, has returned here for a short visit. He lives in Oklahoma get you a man in a jiffy.

Call 55S or and looks very well. Old friends wel come him. see Naden McElroy at 211 Vine street. 12-lTw Embroideries 1 lot 27 inch Flouncing, $1 valuec 68 per yarn. 1 lot 27 inch.

Nainsook ond Swiss Flouncing 75c value ECc pes yard. 1 lot 124 inch Skirt flou ncing 50c value 33c per yard. 1 lot of 18 inch Nainsook corpet covers ard edging oc a yard. 1 lot all 48 inch Flouncing in Voile, Swiss and Nainsook fcite to $2 values 14 off. A beauiiful line of 18 inch Embroideries, all reduced in price 11 per cent.

Nice assortment, of the rew Convent Embroidery suitable for trimming: ginghams and Percale Dresses per yard Ec, IzVsc and 15c. Beautiful sheer Nainsook dainty patterns in sets 12 to 18 inches wide, good values per yard 4Cc, 50c and 60c Swiss Embroideries suitrble for childrens dresses 35c to ECc per yd. Lace One way to relieve habitual consti pation is to take regularly a mild Wash Goods Department From this department more materials are sold for spring and summer wear, than from any other section in the store, and for this reason we have provided well forjthic department. Good assortment of plain White Organdies, 4o inches wide, at per yard 40c, 50c, 75c and $1. Embroidered White Organdies, 46 inchf wide, $1 to $1.25 a yard.

Embroidered Voile, white and colored figure designs, 50, 60, 65, 70c White Noile. 50c and up to $1 per yord White Voile flouncing embroidered designs in all colors, 38 inches wide, splendid valu 50c per yard. White Flaxon, Plisse, Gaberdine, Pirque, Dimities, Nainsook and Longcloth. Good supply of India Linens at 10c, 13c and 15c per yard. Glove and Neckwear Dep't Visit the Glove Department and see the New Fantasie and Char-mantc Gloves, white silk gloves 50c to $2 a pair.

Just received new, attractive and becoming designs in Women's Neckwear, Budoir and Dust Caps. Morgan's Dreg Store laxative. Doan's Regulets are recom mended for this purpose. 25c a box at all drug stores. Mr.

and Mrs. E. A. Riley and child ren of Latham, motored to El Dorado Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

M. I. Morgan and Mr. and s. W.

L. Riley. WINDSHIELD GLASS I make a specialty of cutting and fitting glass for Windshields. Prices reasonable. -Drugs, Sundries, Cigars and -Tobacco Also Jacob's Famous Made-Last-Night Chocolates.

None better. For earache, toothache, pains. Quite the vojue this season. Big assortment received this week zrd will be on display during this sale. Dainty Edgings, Bardings ard Flour cirgs: also burns, scalds, sore throat, try Dr.

in the new fabrics, gold, silver and etc Thomas' Eclectic Oil, a splendid remedy for Emergencies. Visit this department. FOR SALE A first class type writer, lias been used very little. In quire Republican. ll-17dw COCK'S Plenty of White Silk, Fibre and Lisle Hose in Our White Sale MITCH Morgan's Drug Store Watch or Windows for Special Sales Miss Angie Dustman is in Bartles- ville, on a short business trip.

3rd Door East of Postoffice Phone 124 Dr. J. D. Musick, physician and sur. geon, Rosalia, Kansas.

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