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The Iola Weekly Record from Iola, Kansas • 7

The Iola Weekly Record from Iola, Kansas • 7

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I. 15! THE IOLA RECORD, FRIDAY APRIL 27, 1000. REAL ESTATE. FOR REXT. FOR SALE, LEGAL.

LEGAL. ft 101 Given under my hand this tth or April, 19U6. M. SlCil-Y' i Treas. of Vllen (First published April 20, .906 Xotiro of Appointment State of Kansas, Allen County In the matter of tho e.xt Harvey Cummings, lato of Al Countv.

Kansas. Xotico of Appointment. Record Want and Miscellaneous Ads Want Ads I cent a Word. Phone 95. Notice is hereby given, that the 10th day of April, A.

190ft the undersigned was by the Probaii v. Court of Allen County, Kansas, dulv appointed and qualified as Exacutrixrj FURNISHED BOOMS. AAA FOR RENT. A FOUR ROOM house. Barn, garden and apple trees, $8.00 South State.

Inquire 822 North Washington. FOR RENT. SIX ROOM HOUSE at 706 East Madison. For rent by Napier Osborn. FOR RENT.

PIANOS, ORGANS and sewing machines. Abernathy Piano East side square. MILLINERY. Miss Zoe Atchison fine Millinery at reasonable- prices. East Side Square.

BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER. Ernest Davis Quick Transfer. Phone 516. Leave orders at American VTB WILL MOVE THE GOODS. Kelley Son, Transfer.

Call phone 17 or 58 for all kinds of transfer work. CAB AND BAGGAGE WAGON. Phone 88 for cab or baggage wagon. Ira Kelley. PHOTOGRAPHER.

Thompson Photographer Frames, mouldings and art goods, 209 South Washington. Phone 377. A SPECIAL FEATURE IN OUR business is the cleaning and pressing of ladies' skirts by our practical tailor. Milne Tailoring Company, 2 doors of Record office. late of Allen County, deceased.

Al! t1 parties Interested in said estate 3 take notice and govern themselves-: fef accordingly. ji. SARAH-CUMMINGS, 1 Executrix. WWWWWWWWWWWWW If you WANT to get the WANT you WANT to get, you WANT to get your WANT in the WANT get- ter. The RECORD Is the rec- ognized WANT GETTER for Iola and vicinity, and the cost is trifling when com- pared with the results ac- compllshed.

Try one. 1 Phone 97. I. IF 1- 1 ti" rf 1 vts'' 1, I In i 1 FOR SALE KITCHEN CABINET dining table, cook stove and other articles of furniture, all practically new. inquire 424 North Buckeye.

FOR SALE. $90.00 MASON Hamlin organ, oak case, almost new, jfor $45.00. $3.00 per month pay-' 1 ments. Abernathy Piano East Side Squaire. FOR SALE A GOOD UPRIGHT piano left with mS to sel If or $125.

John. V. Roberts, 12 North Washington. FOR SALE. PUNCHING BAG With striking board and fixtures complete.

Cheap. Address care of Record office. FOR SALE. SECOND HAND Bicycles. T.

B. Shannon's Big Store. FOR; SALE. GOOD JERSEY milch ow. Inquire at 302 South Tenth street.

FOR SALE. TOP BUGGY AND harness. Good as new. Cheap. 224 South street.

LEGAL. (First published April 13, 1906.) PUBLICATION NOTICE. State of Kansas, Allen County, ss. In the District Court for said County. T.

F. Reynolds, Plaintiff, vs. Maud Reynolds, Defendant. Said defendant, Maud Reynolds, will take notice that she has been sued in the above named court bv The above named plaintiff- for di-'vorce, charging that said defendant I abandoned plaintiff for more than one year prior to the filing of the above cause, and must answer the "petition filed therein by said plaintiff on or before the 25th day of 'May, A. 1906, or said petition will be taken as true, and judgment jfor plaintiff in said action for divorce and such other and further I relief as rd'ay to the court seem Must and proper, will be rendered accordingly.

(SEAL.) Attest: C. E. ADAMS, Clerk of said Court. CULLISON McMILLER, Attorneys for Plaintiff. (First published April 6, 1906.) FINAL TAX NOTICE.

Whereas, on the 26th day of October, 1903, the following described lands and town lots situate in Allen county, Kansas, were sold for taxes for the year, 1902, remaining due and unpaid, and Whereas, Said lands and 'town lots have not, been redeemed from said sale as required by law, now therefore notice is hereby given' that unless said lands and town lots are redeemed on or before the 27th day of October, 1906, the same will' bo conveyed by tax deed to purchaser thereof, respectively, their heirs or assigns. The cost of redemption and inter est is calculated from said day of sale to last day of redemption. Date pf sale, October 26th, 1903. Last- day of redemption, October 27th, 1906. IOLA CITY.

Brooklyn Park. Unknown, lot 14, block 12.. Rose Hill. Sam'l Remsberg, lot 3, block 1 .81 Given under my 'hand and seal this 5th day of April, 1906. M.

F. SICKLY, Treas. of Allen County. Notice of Appointment. State of Kansas, Allen County, ss: In the matter of the estate of Harvey Cummings, late of Iola, Kans.

Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day of April, 1906, the undersigned was by the Probate Court of Allen County, Kansas, duly appointed and qualified as executrix of the estate of Harvey Cummings, late of souaud -pasBeoep 'Xjunoo neifv interested in said estate will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. SARAH CUMMINGS, Executrix. FINAL TAX NOTICE. Whereas, on the ls't day of September, 1903,. the following described lands and town lots situate in Allen county, Kansas, were sold for taxes for the year 1902.

remaining due and unpaid, and. Said lands and town lots have hot been redeemed from said' 'sale 'a'r'e' required by law, now therefore notice is hereby given that unless said lands and town lots are redeemed on: or' before the 3rd day of September, 1906, the same will be conveyed by tax deed to 'purchaser respectively, their heirs assigns. The cost of redemption and Interest is calculated from said day of sale to last 'day of redemption. Date of sale, September 1st, 1903 Last day of redemption, September 3rd, 1906. OSAGE TOWNSHIP.

Mary, E. southwest part V2, Vi 27-23-21 west bt river, 2 7. acres 5 2.82 MARMATON TOWNSHir. S. ne fr 5-25-21, 76.87 -IOLA TOWNSHIP.

Mary E. Northrup pt. sw se Yt, 33-24-18, and of river, 4 a. 10.04 Jno, Richards, that pt. se V.

34-24-18, 1 com. 18.37 "ft south of ne cor se V. ne 440, 100 tt, 440 ft 100 ft. 8.78 M. L.

Harris, lot 1 se se V. 0-25-18, 8 a 9.83 Jas. Ferguson that pt. lot No. 1, Vt, sw hi, FOR SALE.

6 ROOM HOUSE close In, two 4-room houses in Gas City, one store room. Must be sold. Enquire at Theatre. FOR SALE. FIVE ROOM HOUSE and barn.

Monthly payments. Whitaker Donnell. WANTED. TO SELL A GOOD five room house worth the money, part cash. Balance time.

Hamilton Bros. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR exchange. Kansas Realty old court house. WANTED TO FURNISH EAST front, corner lot, with fruit, on South Sycamore, and build a house for right party with $200 cash. Hamilton Bros.

COME SEE US FOR TERRITORY for the best selling thing on the market. Neosho Valley Land Co. TO EXCHANGE GOOD FOUR room housf and barn, twelve blocks out to exchange for larger house close in. Will pay $500 cash difference or assume mortgage. Claude Stewart.

ANTED QUICK BUYER FOR bargain. Six room two story house, four blocks from square. Newly papered and painted outside and in. Price $1,200. Time on part.

S. Heller, 113 East Madison. FOR SALE. 20 ACRES IM-proved land near Iola at a bargain. Must be sold soon.

Address Record office. IF YOU WANT SOMETHING good in the way of a money maker call at the Neosho Valley Land office. FOR ROOM COT-tage. Your own terms. G.

E. Arnold, over Spencer's drug store. FURNITURE BARGAINS. Just received a car load of goods, must sell for cash. J.

J. Love. 208 South Jefferson. WATCH REPAIRING SHOP, Expert watch repairing. Crystals 10c G.

Goff, 114 East Madison. phone 509. Staple and fancy groceries. Fresh and cured meats. J.

E. Remington, 407 East Spruce. Phone 509. SCIENTIFIC FACE AND SCALP ireatment, Helen B. Evarts, 214 East Broadway.

Hours from 8 to 12, and 1 to 6. CLEANING AND REPAIRING. Expert Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing by H. C. 207' South Washington.

A. Milne. UPHOLSTERING. D. B.

Knowlton, 104 Washington. Phone 408. North TllilRT tT-Trvmrc! for $2.50 per dozen, and a large lumiu ob ac i nompson South Washington Studio. RAILROAD NOTICES. NOTICE, Parties desiring to contribute supplies for San Francisco sufferers san do so through our mavor.

and the Missori Pacific will, trans port tnem free. For any further Information please call C. P. HALE, Agents Special Train. The Missouri Pacific will run a special train from Iola, to Cotter.

and return. Inavln Iola 10 p. May 5, arriving Coti ter 9 40 a. May 6. Returning leave Cotter 4 p.

Only for round trio. This, is an or roll on opportunity to see the Famous wnue niver county. P. HALE, Agent. General Assembly Presbyterian uuurcn in ues.woines Iowa, May lWw, One first class rate 'for round trip plus $2.00.

Dates of sale May 14, 15. 16.. 17. 21 and 22. Final limit to return May 31.

Come take the ju. jlv. at out pi ioi. 1 7.95.1s 1 2.11 Ul'SH ADDITION. Link Bass, lot 6, block 5 17.

C. Y. Whitaklr, lot 11, block 5 5. TOWNSHIP. Midland Addition to Iinyonville Reuben Zerba, lot 4, block 4 9, Travis Addition to Gas City.

Unknown, lot 7, block 1... 5 Unknown, lot 10, block 1.. '1 Unknown, lot 4, block 5... 2 Travis City. Unknown, lot 6.

block 11 3.01 HUMBOLDT TOWNSHIP. E. F. Dupont, block No. 21, Coffen's 2nd 9-26-18 6.15 LOGAN TOWNSHIP.

O. H. Stewart, that part se li. 1-26-17, of pub-lie road which traveses Vz so i from to in approaching Foster ford to Owl creek, 4 a 2.93 Elizabe'th Nouse, that part sw Ik, 9-2 6-1 com. 50 rds.

of nw cor, 30 rds, 28 rds, 30 rds, 28 rds to 5 a. J. R. Race, Vz, sw 18-26-18, 66.35 a IOLA CITY. G.

M. Woten, lot 4, block 1. Frances Ross, lot 9, block. 9 L. L.

Northrup, lot 10, block 9 9 .01 3S. 05 .21 .10 .08 30 29. 29 Fanny Fields, lot 12, block 21 175 M. D. Plnckney, lot 10, block 40 4S Church, lot 4, block 93 .1 Church, lot 5, block 03 79 .41 .23 .29 I'attco's Sub.

B. G. Wilson com. at nw. cor, lot blod 1, 50 ft.

90 ft, GO ft, 90 ft. 71.46 Cilmore's Sub. Lot. I. E.

J. Blood, lot 5.80 A. Woodard, lot 14.... 64.50 Bunnell's Sub. Div.

H. E. Lee, lot 12, block 6. 10.37 Tiviss Addition. J.

G. Clark, lot 16,. block 1. 12.91 Highland PI wo. Unknown, lot 2, block 2 Ur known, lot 8, block 3 Unknown, lot 1, block 8...

Unknown, lot 11, block 12. Unknown, lot 2, block 13. Unknown, lot 12, block 16. lot 13, block 16. Unknown, lot 14, block 16.

Unknown, lot 10, block 17. Unknown, lot 11, block 18. Unknown, lot 7, block 19. Unknown, lot 2, 23,. Brooklyn Park.

Unknown, lot 4, block 11. Unknown, lot 10, block 14. Edwards' East. 19, 1G, 10, 11, 21. 21.

21. 23, 3, 13, 56. 7, 33. Ill, W. H.

Carns, lot 6, block 6 62.45 Moores' 1st Addition, Unknown lot 2, block 4 Unknown, lot 3, block 4.. Unknown, lot 4, block 4. Unknown, lot 5, block. 4 HUMBOLDT CITY. S.

J. Bond, lot 4, block 46. J. H. Hixdd wan, trustee 1st Pres.

church; lot 10, block 1.18 63. 2.70 Emmert McCiil loch's 'Addition. Sam'l Richardson, lot 3, block 2 2.12 A mos Addition. Bond, lot 23, block 2.... 2.12 Signor'w Addition.

J. T. Weyant, lot 1, block 11 1.16 ELSMORE CITY. C. W.

Nelson, lot 14, block 1 .58 C. W. Nelson, lot. 15, block 1 .58 C. W.

Nelson, lot 16, block 1 1.42 P. Bergland, lot 22, block .3 2.17 MOBAN CITY. Mary A. Young, lot 2, block 8 3.43 Emma Kunter, lot, 2, block 13 17.33 LA HARPE. Ci'iiHo's 3rd Addition.

Unknown, lot 9, block 3... Fox's Addition. Fox, lot 10, block 3 Wm. Terchgraeber, lot 17. block 4 Wm.

Terchgraeber, less lot 18, block 4 Palmer's 1st Addition. Andrew Holt, lot 7, block 5 Smith AdditMi. Unknown, bit. 9, block 7 Ettie Bales, lot 9, block 8. 3.40 4.64 7.64 2.93 1.84 4.SS 44.53 GAS.

E. --M. Chapman and J. S. i.

Less lots 5 and. 6, block 9 822,11 Unknown, lot 11, block IS, 3.43'! Unknown, lot 12, block 18. 4.66 F. W. Brewster, lot 2, block 34 6.04 Wi Meyers, lot 4, block 34..

16.82 Bos lii'l. M. F. Smith lot 6, block 1. Sam'l lot 9, block 3.66 .64 17.59 ..64 .64 2.76 3.22 1.23 6.10 Sam'l Remsberg, lot 4, block '2 Sam'l Remsberg lot 11, block 2 Sam'l Remsberg, lot 12, block' 2 Sam'l Remsberg, lot.

6, block '7 Sam'l Remsberg, lot 1, block 8 Sam'l Remsberg, lot 5, block Sam'l Remsberg, lot 3, block 10 't Kayne's Addition. Anna Yarelle, lot 12, block 4 10.78 Kemsbcix's 1st Addition. Unknown, lot 5, block 1, 41.16 Tnjlor's 1st Addition. Unknown, lot 16, block 9. 3.71 Unknown, lot 2, block 12, 1.22 Taylor's Slid Addition.

Unknown, lot 6, block 1 1.21 Unknown, lot 11, block 3 .94 KoruslK'rft's Addition to Gas, Sam'l Remsberg, lot 9,, block ,2 1.53 Sam'l lot 10, block 1.G3 3.23 Unknown, lot 8, block 2. J. L. Bedwell, lot 10, block 12 1.21 Geneva. Church, lot 5,.

block 57 ,41 Benj. Edwards, lot 7, block 101" ..42 Benj. Edwards lot's, block 101 42 Benj. Edwards, lot 9, block HELP WANTED. LADY AND GEN-tlemeu solicitor.

Salary and commission. Apply after 5 p. ra. M. S.

Green, Cottage Hotel. WANTED AGENTS FOR GRAND Union Tea Co. J. H. Allen, 11G East Jackson.

WANTED. A GOOD GENERAL blacksmith and 1 wagon maker, also good, experienced helper. Iola Carriage and Repair Shop. WANTED! -A COLORED GIRL for general housework in Bassett. No Mrs.

G. O. Curtis. ACTIVE MAN WANTED IN EACH county to exhibit, demonstrate and advertise staple line. Salary $18 weekly, $8.00 per day for expenses.

No capital required. Honesty and sobriety more esstntial than exper-. lence. National 720 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. WANTED.

TWO GOOD MEN for permanent positions. Answer In own handwriting. Address Box 216, Iola. WANTED. FIRST CLASS Dicing room girl at St.

James Hotel. Good wages paid. LaHarpe, Kas. $20.00 PER DAY SELLING Earthquake Disaster, largest book, most authentic, best, illustrated, actual photographs, biggest commissions credit given. Freight paid.

Free Send 10 cents postage. Dale Publishing House, 368 Dearborn, street, Chicago. WANTED. 100 BOYS TO EARN membership certificates in the Y. M.

C. A. Call at Y. M. A.

secre tary's office or at the Record office for HOWARD'S LIVERY. Telephone 101 for best boarding barn in the city. Stylish livery, 210 North Jefferson. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. C.

S. Culbertson, Allen county's leading funeral env balmer. Phono 332, 18 East Jackson son. HAIR RESTORED. Dr.

Lehr's hair restorer. Guaranteed, $1.00 a bottle. Wolfe Brothers' Barber Shop. MUSICAL. Catherine R.

Jones. (Pupil of Mr. A. Thompson, Royal Academy and Guild Hall School of Music, London, England.) Voice Production, Style, Interpretation, Repertoire. Studio 12 Va North Washington.

PIANO TUNING. C. C. Hanscome, practical piano tuner with J. V.

Roberts Music House. Phone 421. 12 North MONUMENTS. Vermont Graiite and Marble Works, J. C.

Coffield Son, proprietors. 411 West street. HORSESHOER. Milt Simpson, correct horseshoeing, 307 South street. Telephone 85.

PHOTOGRAPHS. Photographs taken day or night at Miller's Studio. P. O. block.

SPECTACLES. Eyes tested and a pair of spectacles for $1.00. J. V. Merchant.

SUN INSURANCE LONDON. M. agent, Coutant bldg. Best lire insurance on earth. HARNESS REPAIRING.

Full line of saddelry and harness. Phillip Helgle, 210 South street. Phone 59. i IOLA INFIRMARY. Conducted by L.

Tozier. M. D. 'Entire attention given to chronic diseases and surgery. We are prepared to do all kinds of Electric work, both in diagnosis and treatment of diseases.

X-ray work especially. 202 East Jackson avenue, Iola. Phone 386. WATCH REPAIRING. A full line of watches and Jewelry at reasonable prices.

G. A. Leffler, 18 South Washington. J. D.

THOM, CONTRACTOR. Painting, paper hanging, decorating and finishing. All estimates cheerfully furnished. 536 South Kentucky, SODA FOUNTAIN. Wo have installed a modern soda Expert in charge.

11, A. Brown Drug Co. CARRIAGE SHOP. Blacksmlthlng, carriage painting and trimming. Rubber tires a specialty, Thrasher Wagner, 203 South street.

cigars! Brodcrsou Moraln carry the largest llne of fancy cigars and pipes. 13 West. Madison, LUCCOCK STORAGE TRANSFER Will pack, store and ship your foods. Phone 356. We will call, FURNISHED ROOMS WITH shower baths for rent.

Y. M. C. A. building.

FURNISHED ROOMS AT CATAR-act, $1.50 per week and up. Call at Pennsylvania hotel. NEWS DEPOT. Broderson Moraln, magazines, newspapers and periodicals, 13 West Madison. STRAWBERRY ICES.

We are now serving strawberries from the south on our ice cream. W. L. Crabb Drug Company. TRANSFER AND STORAGE.

Cu minings household goods moved, packed, stored and shipped. Residence phone 40. Office phone 191 LUMBER. Paul Klein. All kinds of building material.

Sewer and drain tile. Phone 31. 201 West Madison. PLUMBERS. Eagle Cornice Works.

W. H. Root, proprietor, plumbing and sheet metal work. 201 South Washington. Office phone 48.

Res. 289. AWNINGS AND TENTS. The Iola Awning Company. Awnings aad tents, 12 North Washington.

CEMENT SIDEWALKS. J. J. Klein, contractors. Phone 409 or call at office over postoffice for low prices on your cement side walks and concrete work.

A. L. Holtom, Manager. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE H. Klauman wants to handle your Insurance.

See him before placing your insurance. Bargains in real estate. Room 8, Klauman Building. PETERSON ANDERSON. Real Estate, loans and' Investments.

Butler Building. South side. Phone 69. FIRE INSURANCE. -See me for your fire insurance.

I have leading companies, J. Marshal Lamer. FRESH MEATS. We deliver meat to all parts of the city. Telephone .240.

T. A. Joyce, CLEANING, PRESSING, AND RE-. PAIRING. H.

H. Guyant-Tailoring 207 South Washington. WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRO-. DUCE. Iola Fruit 202 North Washington, Iola, Kas.

Your business solicited. Phone 559. IOLA PLANING MILL. General Planing Mill work. Phone 404.

420-222 South street. J. E. Proprietor. MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED. FIFTY HEAD OF horses and cattle to pasture, two miles north and three east. J. F. Lust, Gas postoffice.

WANTED. 500 MORE FAMIL-les to use our coffee. U. P. Tea East side square.

LOST. WEDNESDAY N-ing a pair of glasses. Finder please return to this office and receive reward. WANTED. CORN WANTED AT Claiborne's Mill at 45 cents a bushel.

FOR SALE BICYCLES; ALSO repaired by expert. 209 N. Jefferson, FOUND. A MALTESE KITTEN with red ribbon around neck. Owner can learn whereabouts of same by calling at Record office and paying for this ad.

WANTED. 1,000,000 FAMILIES to use our tea and coffee. Grand Union Teia Co. SINGER, WHEELER WILSON. Sewing Machines.

110 East Madison avenue. Telephone No. 691, BERLIN DYE, CLEANING AND HAT WORKS. Hats cleaned, blocked and re-trimmed, Silks, furs, kid gloves, ostrich plumes and all high-class wearing apparel of both Jadles and gentlemen cleaned by the Berlin Dry Process. Only plant of its kind in the city.

Office, 108 South Jefferson. NIGHT PICTURES. Brigham, Photographer, We take pictures at all times, night. or day, 14 South Washington, KODAKS. Kodaks and supplies at Miller's.

IMPORTANT ALL SHOES LEFT at my shop over 30 days will be offered for sale. B. Kelsey, PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS. Michael Newman, painters and paper hangers, sign writers and wood finishers. Prices right and work first-class.

Residence 420 North Buckeye. (First published April 20, 1906.) PUBLICATION NOTICE. In the District Court of Allen County, Kansas. Henry Bruenfef, and Louisa Bruca ger, his wife, plaintiffs, vs. No.

7175. John G. Parkinson and Joseph A. Fuller-ton, defendants. To John Parkinson and Joseph A.

Fullerton: You will take notice that you have been sued in the District Court of Alien County, Krinsas, by -Usury -Bruenger and Louisa Bruengcr, -wife, and that you must answer ue petition by them in Court on or" before the 7th day of June, A. 1906, "or said petition, will be taken as true and judgment will be' rendered-against you i2C-ing. plaintiff's title to the East one-half (E. of the Southeast ter Section Eighteen: (18), Township (2, Range Nineteen (19), Allen Kansas, arid annulling and cancelling a certain oil and gas lease upon said property, which said lease wus ox-, ecuted to J. L.

Walker by the' said plaintiffs on the 8th day of July, 1902, and of -which lease you claim to be the assignees and lawful 'holders thereof, and for such and urther relief as to this court may seem equitable and just. JONES FINLEY, Attorneys for Attest: C. E. Adams, Clerk df DJaJj trict Court. (First, published April 1 3, -1906.) SHERIFF'S SALE'.

The State of Kansas, Allen ss. i In the District, Court. Thirty-Seventh Judicial District, sitting in nnd for Allen County, State Of Kansas. The Citizens State Bank of Chamite, Kansas, Plaintiff, vs. F.

S. Hannah, Defendant. By virtue of an Order-of SiBe-lfr1, sued by the Clerk of the Thirty-seventh Judicial District in and for Allen County, State of Kansas, in the above entitled cause, and to directed and vT: will on Tuesday May- at 10 o'clock a. of said the south door of the court hoij the City of Iola, Allen (X State of Kansas, offer forL i and sell to the highest biddL cash in hand, the following, scribed real estate, towit: jL and beginning 160 feet south' southeast corner of Ijot Six (6) Block No. Three (3) in KayWs" Addition to the town of Rose HUI, Allen County, Kansas, thence south 200 thence west 256 feeti thence north 200 feet, thence east 256 feet to place of beginning.

The above property appraised, under an order of attachment and. valued at $1,000.00. Said lands and tenements will be sold without appraisement to satisfy said Order of Sale. H. A.

Sheriff of Allen County, Ka(Va office, Jol a Kansas, April: 10th, 19 06. TIOES.7 HAILUOAD NOT1C SANTA FE TIME TABLE. SOUTH BOUND. No. 201, No.

203, I) 2:20 am No. 207, D. ex 8:50 pin No. 209, Pas Departs D. a in No.

D. jx Sun. NORTJI130UND. No. "202, 2-18 No.

201, J) 2:55 a No. 20S, D. ox 6:20 a No. 210, Ar. D.

755 nj No. 216, TJ. Sun. .12. 01 No.

20 9, "THE 01 FLYER," a fast train, leaves Iola at a con veil: lent reaches all of prlncl pay oil. towns in Southern arrives at Tulsa, 1. 12-30 p. No. 210 returning leaves Tulsa at 1:40 m.

W. E. RALSTON. Agent. M.

K. T. DAILY CARD. Westbound. Train No.

25. Lv. iola. .5:45 a. m.

Train No. 525, Lv. Tola 9 5 0 m. Train No. 75, Lv.

Tola. .3:03 p. m. East Train No. 76, Lv, Iola Train No.

78. Lv, Iola, .3:50 p. m. Train No. 526, Lv.

Iola for Mornn Irain No. 526, Lv, Iola 5:30 p. ai lor Moran. Train No. 25.

K. T. Flyer, for Parsons, Oklahoma City and all points in Texas Through train. Train No 525, makes connection Pl qua for tho north and south fiain No. 76, makes connection Mo ran for south and arrived At Kaa- pas City 5: 40 p.

in. Train No. 78, makes connection direct for Kansas arriving at Uc-usas City 7:20 p. m. Southern Baptist Convention uud Auxiliary Societies, Chattanooga, Tenn.

May 10-15. One first class far for found trip phu $2.00. Dates ot sale May 7, 8 'and 9. Limited lor return ten days front date ot nila. See tho M.

K. T. agent tot all duced tea. THE LODGES. A.

F. A. M. Iola Lodge No. 28, A.

F. A. M. Regular meetings, First, Third and Fifth Tuesday evenings of each month. Oscar Nunn, W.

J. Jones, Secy. F. A. A.

Golden Leaf Council No. .402, F. A. meets'First and Third Thurs day nights, in each month in G. A R.

hall. F. L. Dixon, Prest. John Hartung, Secy.

ROYAL NEIGHBORS. Iola Camp No. 365, Royal Neigh bors meets Second and Fourth Tuesdays of each month. Oracle Mrs. F.

A. Wagner. Recorder, Mrs Mary Hutton, 418 West street. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Neosho Lod go No.

43 neeta every Monday night at K. of f. hall. Visiting brothers invited. G.

C. Ferguson, C. Geo. Bedell, K. of R.

and S. m. w. a. The M.

W. A. lodge meets every Friday night in M. W. hall.

W. S. Thompson. V. W.

Cowan, Clerk. W. 0. w. W.

O. W. Camp No. 101 meets In K. of P.

hall every Friday night. M. C. Skinner, C. Geo.

Bedell, Clerk. Visitors cordially invited. I. O. O.

I. O. O. F. Iola lodge No.

21 meets every Tuesday evening' in Odd Fellows' Hall. Visiting brothers cordially invited. F. A. Curtis, 0.5 P.

H. Troutman, Secy. WALKOVER SHOES. Palace Shoe Stone. West side square.

Only agents for the famous Walkover Shoes, $3.50 up. CUT FLOWERS. -Phone 874. Prompt delivery." A. Kishpaugli, florist, green house 512 Vine.

Fresh vegetables also. FLAX SEED. Farmers who want good" flax Beed see S. D. Ray, 203 South Jefferson, IOLA DYE WORKS.

Ladies and gentlemen's clothing cleaned by the Dry and Steamed Cleaning Process. Will not shrink your clothes. Hats cleaned, blocked and retrimmed. Work called for and delivered. Phone 53'8.

Works 211 North Washington. HAS MADE GOOD, "As You Like It," 5 cent Cigar, has made good. 1 PANTITORIUM. Clothing cleaned and pressed. Rear Kelsey Barber Shop,.

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