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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-29
he can now fill the lighter stations on

he can now fill the lighter stations on
the farm.
The parties WI ented the place
on which Geo. uli.l lived last year
moved over from Butler county about
two weeks ago.
Mr.. Lowe commenced pressing j..
Buffers timothy q week ago last
Monday, but was stopped by the bad
weather and has not yet resumed.
Barney McCabe has moved back to
w. &. JnOes's north farm.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-29
DON'T BE AFRAID

So many people avoid crowds and
large gatherings, because they are in
constant dread of bling trOd upon,
and having pet corn or bunion pain
fully bruised-this can be avoided by
the use of ChrysO Corn Cure. Every
bottle warranted. Evans Bros
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-29
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
First published March Is. 1881

First published March Is. 1881
STATE OF KANSAS, D
ALLEN COUNTY.
In the matter of the estate of John A. Merrill
insane late of Allen county, Kansas.
Notice is hereby given that on the llth day o
March. A ID. 1925. the undersigned was by
the Probate Court of Allen county, Kansas, duly
appointed and qualified as Guardian of the es-
tate of John A. Merrill insane of Allen county.
All parties interested in said estate will
take notice and govern themselves accordingly
" p. JACOBY.
Guardian.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-29
FOR SALE.

have about 600 bushels of good
seed oats for sale on my farm miles
northwest of lola. VIM Valentine
will attend to measuring and collect
ing pay for the oats.
AMOS WRIGHT.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-29
RICHARDS & WEIGH.
ONE POINT TO CONSIDER.

Our Prices are universally LOW all
through the LIST. We do not offer one article
cheap IN order to overcharge on something
else on the price Of which you may not be
posted.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-29
ton at the government land office is

ton at the government land office is
as follows:
"The first work that said defendant did on
the land wa about the last of June, 1866; tn at
be broke about two acres of prairie and three
hedge rows on said land, making about five
acres in all Then went to the L. 5. land Office
at Humboldt kans., which was on the 18th day
of July, 1856. and here / made out a homestead
application for said land. as described, and rem
dered the application and the laud office fees to
the register Of the U S. land office, of which
Watson Stewart was register. and at that time 1
was a single man and over 81 years of age, cit
izen of the United States. and never had the
benefit of the homestead or presumption laws of
the United States but said register, Watson
Stewart rejected said application aud fees. as he
claimed ON the ground that said land was stu
ate within the granted limits of the l.. l.. & q.
X. R. and was double minimum lands and that
he could not let me homestead only 50 acres, as
the land was double in price. Said register ad-
vised me r. wanted said l60 acres. that could
first make a presumption filing on so acres of
land and put house on said land within Il
months and prove up and pay for it at 50 so an
acre, and then could homestead so acres more
and by that plan could get 100 acres, but said
register told me that could change pre- emp
ton filing at any time If / wanted to into
homestead so / told said register that as he
would not allow my homestead ! would make
presumption filing on part of the land as he
would not let me only 50 acres. so he made out
the filing and paid fee of 81 90 which he said
was the fee i"
"A copy is hereto attached and admitted as
evidence:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-29
%SHERIDAN
Twenty Miles Away!
Winchester

Is being fought daily in the United States
by 62,622, $50 of Gods creatures with more
or less of success The subject of
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-29
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

Nos 14l. 142-OCToBER TERN 1891
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-29

Which saves money saves worry, and makes the
HOME HAPPY! Be of that 'other half y
whom the world calls well dressed, and have pur-
chased their outfit of The Best Clothlers,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-29
MORAN.

Harry ]. Bassett is the authorized reporter end
agent for the REGISTER AZ Moran. Those desiring
to subscribe NAV do so through him, and any As
sistance rendered him in gathering the news OF the
neirhhn-hnnd VIII be annrecinfedl
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-03-28

Monday Miss Amalie Kloss came
up from Sinner to spend fow days
with her sister, Thel e5a.
A very p'easant hop was enjoyed
by the young people at Kotzebue
Hall Monday night, whisch was
given in honor of Miss Frazier,
She left Tuesday for Weimar.
The Moulton Dramatic Club Las
called a special meeting to select
new character for the play they are
practicing One of the characters
left, therefore the club has to select
some one else to take the part.
Mrs. Helwcg has invitcdB friends
and relatives for her birthday next
Tuesday night.
George Yeager moved to his new
residence Monday A. W. Hinrichs
will occupy the house vacated by
Mr.. Ycager.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-03-28

reached Sinner they were crowded.
Arriving at Yoakum we had to
wait an hour for the Hallettsyille
train. While waiting one of the
boys said LET us go to Charlie
Kaiser's saloon" 1 could not re-
fuse on trip of that kind, 30 we
went. 1t was crowded but we made
our way to the counter. In few
minutes the Hallettsville train pull.
led in with three coaches. They
were hitched on to our three and
then started for Cuero. We ar
rived about noon and then went to
the barbecue ground. There was
plenty to eat for all and it was good
At . o'clock came the parade, and
twas grand sight The Masonic
Fraternity being in the lead, head
ed by the Yorktown Band; next
came the Odd Fellows headed by
Cuero band, then followed other
lodges. We then proceeded TO the
court house, where the corner stone
was laid by Masonic ceremonies,
which were conducted by w. S.
Fly, Of Gonzales. After the cere.
monies we all dispersed. The Grand
Banquet came Off at 8 o'clock in
Turner's Hall. OH the good things
we had to eat. Pm not stuck on
raw oysters, but | ate a half dozen.
| had to grit my teeth to get the
last one down. After the %, .nquet
we went to the Ball at the Casino
Hall, which was grand. We did
not larry long as it was getting late
so we struck out for the Depot. The
train backed up and such a rush.
ing for seatsl When we reached
Yoakum we had to wait an houl
for repairs on the engine. 1t was q
sleepy mob when we reached oui
destination. The Gonzales people
had to go to Flatonia and then t.
Gonzales. 1t was daylight wher
they got home.
can say that I enjoyed the af
fair very much and I think the res
viii say the same. Cuero don't
everything She could for the enjoy
ment of her visitors, which wa
highly appreciated by all, and is
day to be remembered. Xxx.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-03-28
Buescher Sons Oil Mill will
resume in June.

Cotton is coming in quite lively
for March The price has advanced
TO 81 and the farmers had better let
her go at that.
Miss Kate Huff left Monday for
her home in Gonzales.
NJ. Koch was here last week from
Flatonia.
The singing club was attended
by large number,
There was a most enjoyable
musical entertainment at the resi-
dence of August Miller Saturday
evening.
Mrs. H b Woodley returned
from Ysokum Thursday.
A number of our people took in
the circus at Flatonia last week.
Climax Sewing Machine, manu-
featured by the New Home Sewing
Machine Co., for sale by A w Hin
richs.
0. E. IIighsmith left Friday for
Corsicaua. He ordered the GAZETTE
4 sent to his wife at Yazoo City, Miss.
He will retprn again next fall.
A w HiRnchs is agent for the
New HoY@ sewiug.Machine. Call
or him and buy one cheap
MoplCon has bought $3.50 bales Of
cotton this season.
Emil Miller and wife were here
Thursday from Flatonia.
Moulton will ship ten thousand
Sales OF cotton this season.
The depot is undergoing new
boat Of paint.
I A. NJ. Kotzebue is so crowded
18th work in his photograph gal
ry that he cen hardly find time
go home.
"A New Home Sewing Machine at A
Hinriehs
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-03-28
7ar. Haldwin's Hog.

g was considerable exotic
II Moulton on the morning
10th inst when Mr.. Baldwin's
arrived. Many people went
ito the station to see the hog.
!. .s quite q curiosity to a good
!. 1t had six legs and was
heavy, having large body
short legs. Some admired the
much, while others questioned
docility, but the driver inform
IN that the hog was very gentle.
'yas in good condition and look
ealthy. 1t was asked the driver
2 he was goingwith it. ITO
!" was the reply. GAS my
is want to go there with it,
III stop there a short time with
bring it back if there is
lcmand for it after Curiosity
SIZED in Cuero. I feed it on
o and nitrogen, a very simple
nut it's chief diet consists OF
and water, as it is very fat
N Is very warm. 1t requires
Of fresh water" The driver
ed me he would return with
short time where all could
Fit with leisure.
J, J. LYT1E.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-03-28
MOULTON INSTITUTE.

EDITOR GAZETTE;
Watt Miller Of Uvalde is down
on visit and business trip. He
wants to buy a lot of stock cattle
to ship west.
jackson Crouch and wife are
visiting in Cuero,
Milton Lavender and MA. Reed
of San Antonio are visiting here.
II. w. Dockery and NJ. NJ. Babb,
returned from Uyalde Friday.
There are two correspondents
from here (but not for the same
paper) and it keeps us rustling for
news, We call on each for items
sometimes 1t is Il good thing we
don't discuss political issues, as the
her fellow is "pop-your-list,"
and we would be at loggcr-hosds.
Lost but Found-John Tannen-
berger's spelling book between the
Inst. and Moulton by the writer
and delivered to him with many
thanks from the gentleman, as he
says it is a hard book for him to
master on account of his tongue not
being in the shape to pronounce.
The Band met Friday night. A
quorum being present the meeting
opened with a few tunes. Then
followed n discussion in regard tc
gigantic construction of coal oil
can bass fiddle, which was fully
discussed pro and can. It was con
tinued to next meeting. Home
Sweet Home WAS played or rather
butohered, then We adjourned,
Xxx.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-03-28
Another Good story.

The Editor saw Will Friedrich,
Bap Woodloy. DR.. Wellington and
DR.. Hicks engaged in nip and
tuck game of dominoes at Old
Barnoy's saloon Friday. and know
ing that he would hear something
good if he stayed around long
he engaged Fritz Lueckc in side
game to pass away the time.
Nov, Uncle Bill, play 'en eau.
tious like and we'll have 'em in the
nine hole" BE careful, Bap, and
don't get on my sixes," etc. III
nally Mr. Woodley said;
"Out at Uvalde awhile back, a
couple of my friends were loafing
around town with nothing partic-
ular to do and were all tho time
playing jokes on one another, One
of them saw an old, tough-looking
countryman coming into town one
morning, horseback, and with a
sack of pecans on behind his sad.
die, Tom walked over TO whore
the old fellow was and sized him
up, and concluded that he would
| be a tough customer in fracas.
Finally the old fellows back was
turned for a moment and Tom i'm
mediately come out with his knife
and cut a hole in the sack of pc
cans, took out about a half u peck
and had them slowed away in short
order. He then walked ecarlessly
away and strolled over to the hotel
whore his friend, Joe, was sitting
Hello Tom" said Joe, "where did
you get them pecans?Gimme some y
"All right" said Tom, and handed
over two or three handfuls. Joe
was very fond of pecars and com
lnenced cracking and eating them
at once. After awhile Tom strolled
back towards the countryman and
found him in great rage. Some
scoundrel had cut hole in his
sack of pecans and took about a
half peck. The old fellow swore
he could whip the man who did 1t,
no difference who he was. Tom as
sumed very sympathetic express
sion and approaching the old man
said; See here my friend, l hate
to see a man imposed on that way,
so III tell you who did it. 1t was
that stockman sitting over there at
the hotel. The darned scoundrel
is crackin' and eatin' them pecans
right now. If you don't believe it
go over there and see for yourself"
The old man Immediately struck Il
bee line for the hotel, and finding
Joe eating pecans with all hia
might didn't wait for any explain
atoms, but sailed in and wiped up
the ground with him"
At this point Dr. Hicks made %
and domino and broke up the game
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-03-28
AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.

Myself and number of other
brethren OF the Masonic Fraternity
and several members of the K of P
and Herman Sohn Lodges, attend
ed the laying of the corner stone of
the court house in Cuero on the 10.
The train pulled out of Moulton at
about 8 o'clock. There were only
three coaches and by the tino v
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-03-28
RosHUTBAL-oRowIEY CONTEST

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONTEST
Hallettsville, March 22,-The
taking oftestimony in the kosen-
thal-Crcwley contest was resumed
before Commissioner Skrehot this
morning, Neither Mir. Rosenthal
nor any of his attorneys appeared,
so Mr.. Skrehot asked the questions
for contestant. Cline jackson of
Moulton was the only witness who
appoard and his testimony, which
was concerning the numbering OF
tickets at a certain box, developed
nothing new.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1895-03-28
New York Life
insurance co

Acknowledged the world over
to be the most reliable, and the
most LIBERAL insurance com
pany in existence. You do not
know how soon You may die and
I'VE your family to shift for them
6,lves. Take out a policy in the
New York Life and insure them
against possible want. 1 can be
found at DR.. Lancaster's Office in
Moulton, where I should be pleased
to sec you and explain particulars.
WIN. B. Friedrich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
BCSY DAYS At THE CIRCCS.

LOVERS OF THIS POPULAR PLEASURE HAVE
RICH TREATS AWAITING THEM.
Lent being a thing Of the past, the circus property
man has brought out the Standing Room Only
sign and busted It off in preparation for the almost
constant use 10 which IL is subjected every year
after the Of fasting and abstinence from
worldly pleasures has gone by There being
longer any religious embargo the cravings of
the circus lover, the usual crush of the last half
of the circus is to be expected and those
who have so far neglected to improve their circus
going opportunities should come early and avoid
the rush.
The fourth and next to the last week of the sea-
son at Madison Square Garden opened last night
with everything running smoothly and in fine form
The Monte Cristo drop which has been added to
the watery end of the show Is alone worth the
full price Of admission" The Monte Cristo drop"
differs from the Arizona and Texas variety of drop
In that it is done with bag. and not with a gun.
The victim is tied up In big sack, hoisted up to
great height the pool. and then unceremonous-
iy dropped into II. II IL were called the "Bosphorus
drop or the "Faithless Fatima drop 1t would be
more Economically appropriate. The fate OF the VIC
tim is less terrible than that OF the Sultan's dis
carded favorites. While the waters still boil
ing and bubbling over his supposed grave he calmly
cut himself free from the bag benea IN the surface.
ss show this %se se he %e
cept that everything is done better with Increased
being continually introduced. The funny little
sawed-of clown ana acrobat; RYAN tnmbles about
the turnng-bars lifts himself over by the seat Of
his trousers and does his fearfully and wonderfully
contorted double-twistod falls with never failing
effect The bar-work is particularly fine this year
both below and aloft. SO is the tunbhng in which
OBren Is the star His cne-lesged somersaults are
wonders OF gyratory power and perfection:
The hying-trapeze specialists, three sets OF them
all going at once. furnish combination OF high
class performances In this line that Is exceptional
The billions have the place OF honor In the centre
but the Dunbars who whirl and dive through the
startled air al the Madison ave end OF the amphi-
theatre. good for "close second' In daring
and difficulty OF performances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Sheriff Hansen has changed his place of holding
the legal sales of real estate. which ne is ordered
TO sell unde. writs from the City Hall TO the
Broadway salesroom, in the Trinity Building. III
was sever>l minutes after the hour appointed Tor
the sale Yesterday when August Kleinan, auctoneer'
representing the Sheriff. mounted the stand OF l.. D.
Phillips & CO., and announced amidst considerapie
excitement from the steady habtues OF the room,
that he would sell. by virtue OF several Wris OF
execution all the right. title and interest OF Eleanor
Thomas r. Bernard X. John and Joseph T. kee-
gan which they. any OF them. had on Feprua!!
is 1896 or at any time thereafter, OF the vacant
plot on the north side OF Ninety ighth-st $50 feet
west of Columbus-ave an irregular plot Inc
suit was brought under ejectment proceedings. ano
was sold to John Townshend representing the owner
Mary N Townshend for 1928. This is the nrst
SherlG's sale that has been held at the real estate
auction rooms -, A..
Hoffman Brothers and J. n. HALEY have soid me
modern seven-story brick building Nos 5es anu StV
Westinghouse, 40x200 and No. Is Beach-st, aVHlW.
The purchaser is investor, who PAID ABOUT
$500 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16

~ plicaton Of the BOARD Of Fire Commissioners OF
the city Of New-York on behalf OF the Mayor A:der
Counsel n the Corporation OF said city relative u ac-
curing title to certain lands at the northeaserly corner
Ward Of said city duly said Board az sts
buildings for The Of the Fire Department Of said
city. under anc II Of the provisions Chap
l5l Of the Laws OF 1894.
We, the undersigned Commissioners ~ Appraisal IN
the above entitled matter appointed pursuant the
provisions Of Chapter 5 u the Laws ~ 1894 hereby
the lessee iss5ees
persons respectively entitled 70 Interested In the lands
;enenents. heredamens and premises. TILE which
sought be- acquired In this proceeding and all
others whom II may concern, to wit:
First-That Ne have completed our estimate OF the lose
and persons inererted IN the lands premises affected
by this proceeins or having anys therein, and
save MED rue report or snscrp 90 sIeh estimate
ely OF New-York. there to remain for ard during
space II len days Tor tae Inspection OF whomsoever
second-Thst al parties or persons whose rights may
be affected by the said estimate aad who NAV object
10 the same any part thereof. within days
after the first publication Of this notice april llth. 1890
n.e their objections such estimate IN writing with
w. at Office Room No li3. IN the third floor Of the
provided by section - Chapter 1871 81 the Laws Of 1885,
a. amended By Chapter 80 II the Laws Of 1890 which
applicable o this proceeding. and that we. the said
Commissioner Will hear the parties 80 objeetins az
said office. the 24th day 81 April, 1888. a, 10 30
o'clock In the forenoon. ana such subsequent days
as may be found necessary.
Third-That our report herein will be presented TO
Special Term thereof be hold at Chambers thereof
in the County Courthouse in the CIV u My York,
The 18Th day OF May, 1895 the opening Of the Court
after as counsel be heard thereon, motion Will BE-
made that the said report DC confirmed.
Dated New-York April oh 1880 o,,,
EP IWtbT y J., PATTERSON
Commissioners
rsAAC r. BRENNAN Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
Dublir Notice .
II IrRIIc NnTIcE Annlicniinn


ID UBLIC Application having been
j made to the Board Of Railroad commissioners. ~
the State New York. by the Metropolitan street Ral-
Coru> pny and the sixth Avenue Rn'lrnns company
under nv Irovisons section 100 ~ she Railroad Law,
for IN. approval " the Board Of ~ under
ground current ~ electricity motive power, on the
foilowIng routes I.nox Harlem
River and HON iiGth street between Morning
Park and Eeet River, Manhattan avenue, between
and i09th i0ih street between Man
haitian hvenu. and Columbus avenue. Notice Is hereby
given hearing above viii be had before the
Board the Chamber Of Commerce. ~ Nassau street
New York city. on Wednesday. May lst. 1879 at II
O. e. IL. DE fNEESl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
Furnished Gouocs 90 Gel-G onnlrn.
4 suBlRHNN COUNTRY HOWE.
Ridge of Orange Mountain. NPw-Jersey.

TO LET Furnished for TIE coming season. - minutes
fr,m New iofk nome ~ the late General
Geo H. Mcclellan overlooking al th" Oranges ana com
maning magnificent view Z surrounding country, go
lde-wat"r.
spacious house rooms. containing pool tabic
piano glass china lfug isInr" 'icph me ana private
telephone cpRgc and stable. hrc" bathrooms bot ma
c0d water ary cellar under entire hous" new s'n
,ary ulumbng furnace and improved bu alarm
abundant supply pur" Arrsan water from Iont,ai.
throughout has been occupied bV owner fIr Two
aeason. having rented before Grouui@ about 10
acrcr well shade finely id shady tennis
golf links adjoining Abundant" flowers. vegetables. etc
owner gardener chRrg New stable f'r nv" carriages
four horses gas. running wRtrr living '''rs f1r man
small b1rl pasture greenhouse. poultry yards
etc Short drive macadanzcd rDai - station. Rent
moderate"
For further particulars ana photographs of sane apply
MESSES pOT'GI.AS ROBINSON {. co. ~ Liberty
o 500 Madison Ave-. N,w-l orlt or MENSIS T. T. HAN
If.TON q 60. opposite Orange station ~. l. AMI ".
u r..
y HANDSOMELY FURNISHED COTTAGES in Argyll"
- Babylon, shO and $50 for the ssason 20 10
rooms all improvements water. hour from
Long island CIV de~rably located Photographs
be NJ either Offices "a Ilhrrtyst y s.. and
ls3 Montague ST. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
public Notice

railroad forfeited and authorizing the sale again OF the
In the manne. hereinbetorc prescribed provided
however. that such OF any such consent ana
heretofore granted shall be authorized except upo
the condition that the shall be subec; all liens
and membranes existing on said railroad time
such forfeiture have been declared. '
Notice Is hereby given that excuse for failure IA
commence the construction OF said within one
after the consent OF the local authorities
owners shall have been obtained failure 10 com.
pete and operate the within years Oh
tanning such consents will be- accepted or available.
Dated New-York. April 3rd. 1895
ASHBEL p. FITCH
Comptroller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
ARRANGEMENTS FOR PROF DAyAs FUNERAL.

New-Haven April 5-Arrangements for the fu-
neral OF Professor James Dwight Dana were an
nounced this The ceremony will take place
on Wednesday afternoon at his late residence
No. "a Hnhcise-ave. II Will probably be con-
Quoted by President Timothy Dwight, OF Yale
AS Yale is closed for the Easter vacation. the SER
vices will not partakc OF the university character,
and practically no UNDERGRADUATES will be present
There Is talk OF a memorial service In the college
chapel later but no definite plans have yet been
made Professor Dana was the best known OF the
Yale professors. his acquaintance with Yale grad
dates OF the last nifty years being even more
intimate than that OF President Dwight.