The Olpe Optic du lieu suivant : Olpe, Kansas • 3

alter In-dock wtt iu tuu THE OLPE OPTIC. WeilneaJajr. lie ba Leva tonlitiuJ to It in 14 fciiu-e the lltb of October Timo Table. wln-n be got IU foot burl, It L. 0.

PRIEST, N'OTABY PUBLIC; AND Insurance Agent. Taxes paid, and Titles examined. OU'K, Lyon Couuty KANSAS. aluvtly improving but still be can uot ate)j on it. A meeting of the Sunday School wa bull Iat Sunday Bight ami they HOW A Mil IIIUVUI, (It-parti aolitu eai, 5 p.

w. ko, tra, Mum. Nu.i iiM.m. No. tup.

ISKNKI'HT IIKAM'II. tliu'kleil to have the t'hrUtniai vr niii luiui Ha, tit. I exercimu on CtirUtiuaa iiljjlit. A No, 573, el M-. I committer was appointed to take Vo.v, a tl97 uutka -Uhm eiimtiluu and of Kiupoila.

74 nwkwi rlini. oumuH-llou fur fell pniila aouliiof I'liiumta. No Hiwilsy train. Tlioa labia aitijwt tu ehantie without uctlluo. W.

T.TKUUV. AutixT. HAROCASTLE KENTON, Furniture, Carpets, and Undertaking. Kmporia, Kanias, Do not frfil to seo us. We will save you money.

Uw U. 8. Flour. Kverett m1I it. J.

L. Coffinan went to Emporia Saturday on bumm. (i The ilantercra are at work on 5hn Diwbolt'it hoiiKo. Jeff Stuvcuiion atteiuUnl the arty at Thcye'a last Tuvaday. Don't full to ate Uie new calico and outing llamml at Kvervtl's, Best Mixed A crowd from hero i'outeniilato HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Christmas is sure to be here Monday, Dec. 25, charge. It coimUu of Mituei Mary Titherlt'igh, Meda Stiue, Faouie Ilirrington aud Mr. Edwin I'nwtt. We are runuing a full line of Homo Seeker Excursion.

Date aa follows: Nov. 31t, 'U9, Doe. 3th and lt)th, 'DO. One fare plu (3 for the round trip, to all points iu Ar kmntus, Arixoua, Louisiana, New Mexico and Texas, Call on agent for particulars. The Santa Fe have arranged a series of personally conducted California Excursions which will make it very convenient for thoto wishing to make a plcasuro trip to tho coast, Excursions leave Chicago three times a week; Kansas City twice a week.

They will lie accompanied by sjK'cial conductors whoso solu duty is to look after tho willfaro of tho passengers. The agent will be pleased to tell you all about it if you call. School Report. IJeport of Line School for third month, ending Nov. 24, 1S09.

Number enrolled, 20. Averagu attendance, 23. Those neither absout nor tardy wero EHio fallen. Vera Cain, Homer Green, Sallie Green, Altie Green, Leonard Hamilton, Hosa Phillip, Daisy Phillips. Visitors for the month, Mrs.

Covert, M. V. Covert. Highest averago of scholarship, Susau Lipscy, HR. Next highest Nellie Lipscy 07 plus, and Eflie fallen 0't j.l us.

Parents and friends are cordially invited to visit the school. Maitii: Chvi.im, Teacher. See Our Immense Line of Presents, Nothing Like it ever dreamed of in Olpe, It rivals any line you can find in Emporia. Having been carefully Selected by experienced Parties, months ago, before the fall advance began. attending literary at OH Friday.

Mr. and Mr. Ed. Watkiua ciit Mouday and Tuvmlay in Emporia. Buy your wool blanket, wool or cotton fleeced of W.

Bonohcn tt Co. John lluglm ttliivd five cam of cattle to KttiiHiiM City hint WedncH. day. Everett ban jiiHt recoived a full line of felt bootn. Seo them before buying.

Saturday wan school teacher' mceiiug. There wan juito a large atlendaueu, Vernon Winter came down from Emporia to help bin bomu-folk eat Thaukegiving turkey. The Lariien' Aid Society cleared little over $27 at their buiiiht on Our Prices are right mmmm want a nice Lamp, Shawl, Counterpane, Stand Cover, Water Set. Cup and Saucer, Fancy Fruit or Cake DO YOU Plate, Work Basket, Glassware or- Fancy Dishes or a pair of Vases, for Mother. Ml PC PHD a Pair of warm Mittens, Gloves, liluL Uflr Overshoes, Felt Boots, a Pipe, or a Nice warm Suit of Clothes for father.

$1.10 Per gal. AT Ryder Protheroe, Druggist. Kmponn. Knrr. EMPORIA NATIONAL BANK.

Capital 6100.000 Surplus 8100,000. rrmUlcnt C. Ilooi), Vke rrnlih-ut W. T. Kooit-, I'atllliT L.

T. IlKIII I'AIIK, AtnWlant ClIilillT J. M. 8TKKU KI RECTORS. L.I Hallcik, ITood, W.

T. Sodep, L. T. iferlatage, M.Meel, P. fi.

Hallberg. II. JAY Bl'CK, President Cashier. 33MPORIA. SAVINGS BANK.

Transacts a General Banking Business. T. Hyam, Cko. ri.VMII, K. P.

RUUNF.H, I. Hack, C. Ki nck, II. Wukiam II. llKNNINO.

NF.W MAN, T. J. ACHKW.N, Tri'slili'iil. Vice I'rfslilent. HAI.I.KfK, Ciislilcr.

THE Citizens Bank of Emporia, Kansas. OR A beautiful strand of beads, diamond set ring, Mat! AAtAMt 0 ztU vOll it hantrle. or lace nin. a bracelet, fancv handkerchiefs over 50 pocket book, a purse, a pa'r of best silk or Jersey gloves, fancy cup and saucer 100 styles. Beautiful card or flower basket, pi a tray, a nice complexion powuei auu iianancr-7 chiefs, fancy bric-a-brac, plate set, school hood, a belt, or the best of co-Uglogne, complexion powders, or any kind of toilet goods for Sister.

1 -TTfhauksgiving evening. Katltnu Fai IohI hi tmtMlo whilo on hi way from Chicago Mound to bii home, went of Olpe. Chas. Smith, who used tolivo ent of town, left lnnt week for hi fu-turo homo in Oklahoma. Mr.

and Mr. John Tlieyno and family spent Thankngiving at Mad-icon with Mr. muter. Val. Met of Eliuemlaro, was in town Saturday.

lie i HiifTcriug a good deal with iheuinntiam. Harry and Hattio IVioht of thi place Hpt'nt Sunday with George aud Earnent Crow of Klmendaro. Dr. Domar formerly of thi place but now of Olivette, wn hereon buKiiicsa the forepart of the week. John StcvenHon who has been vm-iting iu Woodsou county for couple of week, returned homo Saturday.

0. S. Morrison and family, of Emporia, upcnt Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mr. J.

L. Coffinan of thi place. Chas. Shwindt Hro. had their a pair of Cuff Buttons or a cold Collar Button atch Chain Mustashcup and Saucer, Bowls, Mush and Milk Set, Bows and boxes to keep them in also Cuff and Collar Boxes, for Brother.

And For VEXDIWM ITCMS- Mrs. liarb is icyorti'd on tlm Hick lit. Wo hope to hoar of her recovery soon. Mr. Davidson and son George went to Madison last Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Day visited their daughter, Mrs. Davidson, Sunday. The program at the Shaw Creek School was very good.

Miss Carl know how to manage a program and give a good entertainment. Miss Lamoiirenx visited a few days at Mr. Castongnny's last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Vnovhces visited with relatives east of Olpe last Saturday and Sunday. Miss KHio ('alien visited with Miss Mamie Voorlui" the hitler part, of last, week, Mr. Carftonguay has come back from where ho has been to prepare his home for his family. They will move in tho near future. Mrs.

llcacoeks and her son and daughter, Walter and Kebio, attended tho Thanksgiving dinner at tho Shaw Creek School House. Mr. Bradfield went to Olpo last Saturday. W. K.

Hoschen Co. have the best blarfkctd arid a big assortment, too. Games and Boohs in gieat variety, Dolls and Doll cradles, Tin or Iron Trains Drums, Childrens Chairs, Buiding blocks, Indians, Tool Chests, Jumping Jacks, Noah Arks and a big line of toys and games. Oh! No, We never forget the Children The Little .575,000.00 S20.000.00 OMBS corn ahull or running again Tuesday. Capital, DIBKCTOItS.

(i. V. Nfwinan, T. 1'. llyrnor, Ncwiiiiin, 1).

A. Htahl, Iliillrck, .1. K. Kniiyon. Smce forbids the naming: of hundreds of different things ave shelled over butdi- T.

J. Acheson, li. J. ICihvard.H, They ho ja'this year. you can select from for their enjoyment.

I B. PAGE Office ilays: Tho Second and Fourth weeks of ovary month. Olllce upatalrs In l'ntterson block. Madison, Kansas. Look iikpokk vou jiuy, Tablets, Slate, Pencils, School Hags, Ink, Sponges, Pencil Uoxes, Pens, at ISohcIicii'h, Carl Jantsch, a former merchant of this place, now of Kaunas City, was in Olpo transacting business this week.

Wm. Ilighwood, of High wood, was in town Tuesday. Ho was burnt out last Saturday and ho was getting lumber to rebuild. rieaso remember wo can ticket you to any point and just as cheap as any ono else iiossililv can. Give THE PEOPLES STATE BANK, of Madison.

Kansas. Malting Milliard Bulla. It, requires skilled labor to turn out a billiard ball. One-half of it is first turned, an instrument of finest steel being used for the work. Then the half-turned ball Is hung up in a not and Is allowed to remain there for a year to dry.

Then the seoond half is turned, and then comes the polishing. Whiting and water and a good deal of rubbing are requisite for this. It is necessary at the end that tho ball shall, to the voriest fraction of a grain, be of a certain weight. Buy your candles and candlesticks, also Christmas tree decorations from us. I Yes we have plenty of it for every body we will sell it by yjcHiiiy the pound, pail or barrel.

Call and examine it. It's Fine. Standard Fancy Cream, mixed Candy. pounds for 25c. Fancy Mustache Cup and Saucer extra value.

Shaving Mugs 10c up Drinking Mugs, fancj 5c up Cups and Saucers, fancy 10c up Large Tin Khitchen Sets. Dominoes (regular price 10c) 5c imnniinnnnimnnniinnnnnnnnnnimnnnnnnnnnniiimnnuiiimiinniinnnnnnnnniuiniinniinunnniinnnnnnnn Everything going at the lowest living profit, no fancy prices asked come, buy early and avoid the rush, and get your choice when paid for we will lay the same away for you until you want it Everybody come and see what we have got, and get prices W. E. Boschen Co. OLPE, KANSAS.

IE8IE3.3IIXrC3J- XT 23 "STOTIXEfc Potatoes, Corn and Produce. Paid in Capitaf $20,000. We do a general banking business. Loan money at the usual rate, Accounts invited. Prompt and intelligent attention giuen to all the interests of our customers.

Respt THE PEOPLES STATE BANK, Madison, Kansas, me a trial. T. Thkky, Agt. John D. Graham has a very full Btook of pictures, all sizes and kinds.

Artistic framing of pictures a specialty. Oil Commercial Emporia. Everett has just put in stock a supply of hukk knoucii Pure Maple "i1 Syrup put up at Westmoreland, Now Hampshire. Call and get a pack age of it. Mr.

G. W. Bivon, who was trickon with a stroke of paralysis several days ago is not much better at this writing. The doctor thinks there iB little hope for recovery. Maud.

Ilawbakcr who is hero visiting friends and relatives entertained a few of her friends at the home of her uncle, Frank Haw-baker last Friday. They all report a fine time. TuMel with Stork. Two and threo-story tables have been devised to Blmplify Berttuo. The first etory is, of course, the usual table; the second is six Inches higher and considerably smaller than the first.

This revolves and makes It possible for each guest to help himself to the various dishes. When a course is finished the empty plates can bo slipped under the second story out of sight. A third story may be added for light or A. Wehrman, Pres. Win.

Focht, V. P. J. I'. Ml (Hilton, uasmer.

Directors. A. Wolimmii, Win. J. F.

Htolritorf, H. W. Cimniuliiun, P. 1). Htoimliton, ,1.

W. lliimhaw, Cluis. Uiiiris, M. C. llulo, 8 UriiinlMiuKli.

Do nt Be Fooledi The market la bdnor flooded with worthleii Imitation oi ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA To protect the public call pedal attention to our trad mark. Printed on (very package. DeaitDd the fnulne. For Sale aU CruKglM lielltbie pemoni of mechanical or InveoUvo mind dnlrlnm trip to the l'nrU Exposition, with good lrr Dd Kipeniri ptld, should write The l'AXJEKT IUSCOKD, UJUDOre, Md..