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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-01
scR1BNER FOR DEcEMBER opens with

SCRIBNER FOR DECEMBER opens with
paper on the lumber trade of the United
States by Charles d. Robinson, Esq, en-
titled "The Wooden Age" Following
closely npon this is Col. Warnings talk
about 1.-The Thoroughbred Horse" Jas.
Richardson's paper on american Oyster
Culture" (illustrated) is an interesting
account of the methods employed in
American waters for the culture of
the oyster. The travel paper takes
the reader from the Atlantic to the
Andes" via. the Amazon and Madeira
rivers. With her paper on 'Ants" Mrs.
Herrick closes her series of microscopic
studies. Another scientific paper, "Mars
and his Moons" is by Lieut.. Sturdy, of
the U. 8. Naval Observatory. The seri-
ais are continued-Miss Trafton's hero
coming nearer to "His Inheritance" and
Mr.. Eggleston's Indiana story present
ing new phases of life in the "Pocket."
A valuable paper in this number is a
study of Keats, by R. III. Stoddard, who
traces the life aud analyses the geniusof
the Inflated poet, and gives him very
high rank. ''Some Precepts for SANDER
ing Safely" by Charles H. Truax, is q
curious paper showing what one may or
may not say against his neighbor with
out liability to an action in law. Ed
ward Bellamy has short story entitled
"Lost" and Charles DeKay long poem
called "Hesperus," in which will be
found a new treatment of the theme inn
mortality. Other poems are contributed
by Emma Lazarus, Edgar Fawcett, Su-
san NJ. Spaulding and others In his
special department, DIR. Holland dis
cusses Protection" GA Reform in the
Civil Service" and "The Public Chart
ties" and gives a record of the recent
Harvard Examination for Women"
"The Old Cabinetu is about "The News
paper" "The Ladies Magazine Man and
the Powerful Politician" architecture
and Art in New York." etc. Among
the books reviewed are Clarence Cooks
new book on household art, "The House
Beautiful" Pierce's Memoir of Sum-
mer," and Mrs. Burnett's "Surly Tim
and other stories" In "Bric-a- Brac,"
Mr.. Stockton gives second installment
of his humorous "Models for letter.
writer's"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-01

ST. NICHOLAS FOR DECEMBER Is the
grand Christmas holiday nuIoer, and
contains ninety six pages and fifty seven
illustrations. Henry W. Longteiiow
contributes q contributes u Christina,
poem, The three Kings" and William
Cullen Bryant also has u fine poem en-
titled The Mocking Bird and the Don
key" Louisa NJ. Alcott's new story,
"Under the Lilacs," a serial for girls,
opens with an instailment ot three chap
tiers. \ capital portrait Of Miss Alcott,
and sketch of her life also appears in
this issue. The anthor of Alice in
Wonderland" furnishes a fairy story,
"BaunO's Revenge" and DIR. }. q. Hoi-
land contributes poetic double riddle
that will he poser to NEST puzziers.
There is fine, hitherto unpublished
sketch of boy-lite from the posthumous
papers of Theodore Winthrop and this,
with the opening part of The Tower
Mountain" adds greatly to the boy III
terest of the number. Mr.. Frank r.
Stockton contributes Il fairy tale, Sweet
Marjoram Day." and Gail Hamilton dis
courses briefly, pleasantly and instruct
lNely upon Inc ulHeTeHccS DetWeet Tie
behavior of young folks in the good
old times and nowadays. There Is an
exciting tale, The Lion Killer" from
Mary Wager Fisher; Jacks Christ
mas" by Emma X. Parrish; another
Christmas tale, "Scrubby's Beautiful
Tree" by j. c. Purdy; "a Chat about
Pottery" by Edwin c. Taylor, with ten
illustrations; The Famous Horses of
Venice" by Mary Lloyd; and Christ
mas card which st. Nicholas presents,
with cordial Christmas greeting. The
humorous character of the magazine is
we'll upheld by Lucretia 2. Hale's &C
count of ''The Peterkin's Charades :"
"A Chapter of Butts" consisting of five
comical illustrations; "The Magician
and His Bee" and "rhe boy who Jump
ed on Trains" by Mary Hartwell. The
departments, "Jack the Pulpit" "For
Very Little Folks" "Yonng Contribn-
tor" letter. Box" and "Riddle-Box,"
are in fuller force than usual !; and the
pictures and Typography of the whole
number make it truly Fine Art maya
zine for the young.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-01
THE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION.

It would seem now that the Eastern
trunk lines of railroad are about Il
"kill the hen that laid the golden egg
by their recent pooling arrangement!
and extortionate. advances on theiI
freight charges on grain and produce tt
the seaboard. The grain crop of the
West this season is an unusually large
one, and would have made these roads 8
very profitable business at moderate
rates, but this did not satisfy them.
By grand pooling scheme, not much
better than highway robbery, they have
raised the price of freight until ship
ment without loss is almost impossible,
and the people of the West are straining
every nerve to find some other means Of
getting their surplus to foreign mar
ket. and it seemsas though Western pro-
ducers were about to get out of the grasp
of these greedy monopolists.
The Mississippi River is the natural
outlet for the grain-growing country of
the Great West, but distractions at its
mouth and scarcity of transportation
facilities from New Orleans to foreign
ports have prevented its use to any very
considerable extent as yet. Now, how
ever, it would seem that these impedi-
ments have been removed, and there is
no longer any material obstacle to prevent
the grain trade of theWest taking its natu-
raj chanuel. A despatch to Kansas
City commission house, lately received
from New Orleans, states that the Eads
jetties are complete success, and that
there is now at that port large amount
of shipping ready to take grain cargoes
to Liverpool at very low rates. Heavy
English shipping firms are giving their
to the new route, and claim that
by its use, corn can be laid down in Liv-
erpool for six cents per bushel less than
via New York. The only difficulty in
the way now is lack of cheap transport
alton on the Mississippi River, and this
will speedily be remedied by increasing
the number of barge transportation
as the growth of the trade
demands.
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CHIEF JOSEPH, and what are left of tn

CHIEF JOSEPH, and what are left of the
captured Nez Perces Indians arrived at
Leavenworth last Sunday morning, from
Bismark. Dakota, and encamped near
the Fort. The party numbers 431 souls,
100 of whom are men and 25 of them
are wounded. They will remain
where they are for short time, and then
be sent to Fort Riley, for the winter.
In the spring reservation will be found
in the Indian Nation for their perma-
nent home.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-01
AMOS s. LAPHAM, formerly resider

AMOS 5. LAPHAM, formerly a resident
of lola, was reelected treasurer of Neo
sho County at the late election by q
rousing majority. Mr.. L. was well
known here as an honest and capable
man, and having had official business to
transact with him several times during
the past year, We can truthfully say tina,
he is very prompt and accommodating
His reelection was well-deserved trib
ute Of respect, and proper reward fol
his past services.
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-01

The calaboose at Great Bend, Kansas
was destroyed by fire last Saturday after.
noon, and prisoner named John Nc
Mullen was burned to death. The un.
fortunate man was farmer who lived
about seven miles from town, and had
been shut up on charge of drunken
ness Just before the fire broke out.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-01

The December atlantic comes promptly
to hand, and closes its twentieth year of
publication, wirh papers of unusual in
terest. The project of .'Excavating Her
culaneum," by Robert A. Mcleod, will
strongly arrest public attention. An
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Society" to be of better tone than that
of any other American city. s. w. G..
Benjamin finishes his description of
Portugal and the Portuguese" "The
Details of Modern Shoemaking," are
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is love story, told in nine sprightly
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"The San Francisco Vigilance Commit
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A WRITER in the last number of Serb
ner's Monthly, in an exhaustive and care
fully prepared article upon the lumber
trade of the United States, gives it a
the opinion of those best informed upon
the subject, that the present available
supply of pine timber in the country, al
the present rate Of consumption, will be
exhausted in from thirty to fifty years
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-01

The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad proposes to extend its Wichita
branch to Caldwell, Sumner county,
next summer, if the people along the
line will extend the requisite amount of
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-01

RoBT. L. CASE, of New York, Presi.
dent of the Security Life Insurance
Company, was recently convicted OF
swearing to false returns, and sentenced
to five years in the penitentiary. A few
more doses of that kind of medicine will
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to statements of Insurance companies.
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The Turkish forces have evacuated
Erzeroum, and it seems from present
prospects that that the Turko Russian
war in Asia, was about over. In fsct it
is quite probable from the latest advices,
that negotiations for peace may be ex.
pected at any time.
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The St. Elmo murderer, Rande, has
been delivered to the authorities of
Knox County, ILL.,, for trial.
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REGISTER OFFICE.

T ETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS, NOTE
L.Heads, on standard paper, Plain and Orna-
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Office. Cali anil see speciGs.s.
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special Masters sale.

Special Masters Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the United States for
the District OF Kansas
John l.. WithrOw, Complainant, l No. ISL
vs..
John Chapman, Kitty Chapman, his PIN Cham
wife, and Z n. Moore, assignee of Gerry
John Chapmsn. Defendants.
Public notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court of the
United States FOR the District of Kansas, rem
dercd in the above entitled suit, l will on
Wednesday, the 9th day of December,
A. ID. Isl, ut o clock a. NJ of said day, offer
ut public sale at auction and sell to the highest
and best bidder for cash in hand, Mt the door of
the courthouse in the city OF lola aud the coun-
ty of Allen, State and District OF Kansas, the
following described real estate, lands and tene-
ments, TO wit
The west half Of the northwest quarter of Sec
ton number twenty-siX tSJ), town number
twenty-three (23. range number seventeen o.
East of the sixth principal meridian, containing
eighty acres more or less, situated in the county
of Allen In the State and District of Kansas
HIRAM p. DILLON,
a wv Special Master
T. X. JOHNSON and f. 5. BEgTRAN, of Coun-
Gil Grove, Kansas, solicitors for complainant
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The co-partnership heretofore existing between
X. Cook, ]. p. Boyd, James Burns and A. Hart
ley, under the firm name and style of II. COOK
& CO., is hereby dissolved by mutual consent,
X. Cook, James Burns and A Hartley retiring
The business hereafter will be conducted by
George VanDyke and J r. Boyd, under the
firm name of VANDYKE & BOYD, who will
settle all outstanding accounts and receipt for the
same Il. COOK
J. z. BOYD
JAMES BURNS.
A HARTLEY.
lola, Kansas, Nov. Goth, 1877
The new firm respectly solicit q continuance of
past patronage and will aim to please all
Parties owing the old firm are hereby notified
to call and settle at once. Respectfully,
VANDYKE s. BOYD.
Successors to r. Cook Co.
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