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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

snrne and Elizabeth SITS cor 2S.4x57 sx24sx s,o nv
Deisncey-st Nos 40 and IL Da''e1 o.''.. IS l5C
,s wfs 70 sa$ as Gs' It Of ixCsa John
RCsan referee to AaSella sea 1.ys Aired a 0
0' Dunn si to !; Mitchell ten il G Levy
LIVINGSTON Place No > george = N"'". lW
. s5es, to snO loo ' n Of 5ihave 2sxs2
same o p SSSssty' = E%s sa executor &C.
same 10 sI prcery PAX Kate Roosevelt part
same property: Laura 40 Roosevelt, trustee and
p sssfa'sH s TO- si9 Hsn g'i Fran
ee &c. Lsiss:sS5 of Am.teraan,-aye 3sxcS
Thomas FARRELL and wife to Herman d Lit ..n
,s msn No sna s7i to o7s sol to Goa iii to ITO
7si 7ss and al 70 75s East also Jon N 3Ho
and 7t2 ' to $50 East; Herman stursOers to Will
,.i s@ oo S9 81 to esl es 7Gi 5ls 81
ess to es t 7c 1' to no 522 "a and $50 7a6
Eas,: same 70 same an e., East and lss,b St 10
'S sse 10 $50 East s'ursOsrs to William
iti. ssr'S 70 81 to e7s East No to sel East
a. East No U.s. Gs 50 70 E1s' a. East 4ls
81: 10 $50 East l.2d-. No go % e7s es4 TO
Es: 16sa e nc 81 "a . 73 % H @6@ IN to aS
wife 70 Herman s,uTsbe ,ya.; 90, u
i.Chs, same e e, same same to same 2s%
SoOavs No s9 corner no 81 is 24s to i4ad
3d. * irregqST same to same, ave- ox 'o'
ico. same To- same ......."...'....... $3.50
1ssh ST. l1 8 400 Il Of Alexander-ave 5OxioO 80
l3sth-st No to ga East: 6.1''
l3sth-s,. Nos 661 ei5 and 667 East also No Cos
674 East l39ih-st: same 10 SAINT. an -.
Willis save. No ESQ to 30 y part same TO same tZVN
ls@h-si. No 6e1 500 6sl 6s7. 70 TO 700
72l 10 10 and al 10 149 East also No GU 10
csc. 692 10 200. 1l2 20 10 49, TO 40 and 90
7eO East l40th-st; same to same. ..........
e6th-st n q, 344 u OF West End-ave. 96XlODS:
Francis NJ Jcncks and wife 10 Frank smith.
eQth-st n r. 80 II " Of Columbus ave. 25xlO0S:
Frances Mokoski TO Jacob zimmerman and
s1sh. st. No $40 East Mary A Murray susan
1sl.i>st n $ 2c, # e Of shave i7nioo.ii. Mary
Scully to Theodore Smith exchange property.
2dst. 1925 It of Forlham- ave 2'x2~; ~
Edward Henry Edward Brennan ............ III
irregular; Simon Danzig ct al to George Beler . no
l34th-st. n As IT c OF st Ann save. 25xl0O;
Carrie Winterbauer Edgar Shoemaker. 300
Bathgate-ave. 2l6 II Of 10th ST. 1sxIo;
Charles kiersted and wife to John Krskine.
174th st. corner Park -ave. 1s4x1o; Mary A
Kirkham Esther G O'Brien ................
Webster-ave. g. 30 II OF 1s3d-st &xs311 the
Northern Improvement Company to l. Rock =,
Jsnsen-avc. n s. ISL It Of Terrace view-ave,
a3xl00. Carl Weisse and wife 10 Alois |.
Lots g. So. 81. 100 io4. ia III 1871 1872 1873.
145. 149 162 1866 1871. 1G9. 1872 1873 and
1877. map OF the Arden property: Robert Far
ley. referee. to Laura Verify ................. 2s
Green Lane avenue. 52s II Of Levere
1924 10 5th-st X lo311x lO3x IA;
Morris " Hayman ct al 10 Samuel Frank ......
Lot Ward:
33o 3i2 345. $50 1853 3J6.
$50 36l. 362. 367. 36s $40. 373 TO $40. 424 AZ.
At All. 3s7. 434 to 436 and 43s. map OF Arden
property Frank Linn to Cecil L Curren..... 1oOf
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JANITOR By man and wife: ono child {,
shop or one or more houses TIMOTHY
DUNE. 200 Nelson at. Brooklyn.
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RAPE STOCK antique and Colonial fur
niture; rare china including furniture II
jerome Bonapar1e. Commodore Stewart.
Mrs Della Parnell william Penn. I}ox
322 Bris'Ol Penn.
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JANrTOR.-Toung couyle wish janit 'rshlp
no children: German-Americani handy
with tools: good reference. + WEI. 90
lst-aye
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IAt-NDRFSS 4 nfsi class coiorsd .tun-
dress. with hes, references. wishes an,
ms washing hN the week or dozen. g T.
Johnson ~ NcS' 3ofh sf
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


~~~N~O~~N~S~N-~NN.NN-N ON>>NN~ON~NNNNN0ON
PARTIES seeking accommodations FOR the
winter can have large room and bed
room. with superior board In American
family. SIG weekly 2o3 West 6gthst
s EAST ASSIST. desirable location first
class table visitors 70 city accommo-
dated: references.
f9TH-ST.. 80 WEST. Beautiful large and
small cool rooms. table unexcslled: tram
sients accommodated.
32D-sT.. - AND IS. near Impcrlal.-One
suite with private bath. on second floor;
also hall rooms
10TH ST. - WEST Large and small
rooms: parlor. second and third floors'
private baths. with good board.
74TH- ST. WEST.--Select board in
Southern family. references. c. H. H.
c.. Postofiice Box 1875.
l--132 MADISON-AVE.. COR. 3lST.-ST.-
Handsomely furnished single and double
rooms. with excellent board.
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SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS needs extension.
affords chance for valuable connection 10
an associate investing s. 500. interview
VIII convince. Address MERCANTILE.
Room l.2i3. $50 Nassaust
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

,n-0N-NN.N00000NNNN N"DNNNNNNNNVONON~
MANTFACTt RING concern In the
South with established trade and good
commercial standing. wants sfo.Wo 10
$50 600 to enlarge same; partner VINO
would take an active part preferred, rep.
resentatlve Of the firm is In the city ana
VII h.. glad 20 cali on any one who may
wish to investigate. Address f.. ga East
lSth-sf
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Andrews Wallace : and wife to George H ..o
s4th-st go # q "a ave. years..;;.....: /
another. Prospective. e6 T, n of Dawson
pwyer Timothy TO Dry Doc; savings Instiii-
ton. No l.246 2d-ave year. .....:..:....... 8
Co 1 Of any So's' 3 Sn Sc S's'
Fell. Thoma. ). and Joseph seferd E Jeffer-
sansvs s. part TT q 96, lot , 200 map Rsr homo
s same n aS 0s years 1Di ana part OF o
Graefe. Hans j. ana wife 10 Henrietta siesfried.
Helms Annie 7 to George L Helms. trustee etc,
Flss'w9od 50 +, Of iG2d st: 10 m SS b ~,
lanceyst instruments. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
Johannesen. Frederick o. 70 Z & II Dyett.
Kat Be,thold and wife to John " Haaren " 5
sthave Is # n of i47th-st. years. ........... 3
Lyon. Pauline L. 10 Edward Brown. trustee. No
LIZ S1 % Mssbe f te NeYor Life Insurance
Company 2oth-st. 100 # Of 5th-ave -
Man.ins. Bernard and wife to william Foun.-
tain loth-ave 494 It n Of 4oth-s 3 .
McKeen. John r. to L Lindsey Fountaine.
o'Seiii. Michael an and vile to the Produce Ex-
change NJ Building AID and Loan New
Olsen Ole II and Anton l. 70 Robert W Stuart
es Southern Boulevard. 50 # of Freeman .
o'Biien Esther G. to Milton straw E corner
Same to Mary a Kirkhani same properly. yea.s
Pulsifer. David 7. and wife TO the Equitable Life
Assurance Society Of the United States. No l2i
West 79th-st l-3 years. ................-... 10
Petit John. and wife to James Campbell.
corner Pearl and Beekman SITS years ...... 6
Same 20 James Campbell executor OF Louisa A.
same property. years. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. >
Same 10 Jane l. Birnie. property. years. s
Same to trustee Louis c Hamersb.y. deceased
property years. ........................ 40
Reilly. Michael. and wife 10 Martin J Farley.
corner Merose-ave and 155th-st. q months. 9
Rockwell. Lucius A, to the Northern Improvement
Company. webster-ave. so # Of ls3a-si
Roeber Mary and Thomas Leighton Williams
and another. trustees. No 239 East 18th ST.
RoebeI. Mary and Thomas. to excrs Of David
Jones. No go East ll3th-st. years. ........ 4
Same 10 August II Ruck. same property, years 4
Same 10 same. same property instruments ....: q
Shoemaker Edgar. the Model Building and
Loan Association Of Mott Haven. s l3ith-st. =
AS II OF St Ann'save instruments. 4
Spech Henry p and wife 10 Veronica Muller. 49,
No 1888 2d-aye. wears. ................-... 10
Smith Frank L. the Mutual Life Insurance
Co.. " Y. n s6th-st. 304 IT W Of West End
Won Gambler Theodore and wife 10 John b
1.-TWO morteaees) ........-.......... o.
Welch. Henry J. and wife 10 the Bowery Bank,
y. y. 155th-st. 300 II Of shave secures
contract l.
Weed Robert NJ and wife the Equitable Life
Assurance Society Of the l. s. LIST Lot Q, -
map Burrill Brown. l3 years ...-........... d.
OGorman. William and wife to Herman Sturs-
berg Nos s73 TO 67s sol to 500 III to 7l9 70,
TO 73g ISL 10 1888 East l39th-st also Nos Gj2
10 $40 6s2 10 $50. 7O2 70 10 122 10 100. 742
20 $50 East 14Oth-st (66 mortgages. years
and Oh years lol,
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School Assnries.


A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEAcHERs AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors GovernesseS
&C. Colleges, Schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs. ~ J. YOUNG FULTON % Union Square.
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unfnrnishe0 Apartments Uauteo.

\\'ANTED.-By two ladies. unfunshed floor nat
w rooms and bath. between 25th and 1cth
SITS OF Thrd-ave: with preferred limit. $40
References given and required Send particulars and
10 F. NJ. G.. Tribune Office
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.
INATTENTION

lNATTENTION
is The hanc II some otherwise evcsu.nt
serNtntS. They mean Vel. llf fUeyrs
h"- Hoes in carrying out the requests o,
their euT i0S'fs. and as fre luerff as ~
omit at eeth"r e. obey orders given Rem.
Non won't have to stand over f.s sef
wants We renl sou. W. dln'f supply Tat
kinf-"e take pains not g.. our Grants
are NOT perfect bat they're as rear % -
We know how to sei,ei f.r You.
y A. HNrKNAN
Suppiicr ~ High Grade Indoor SerantA
100 6ih ave. notr - 20
AT \ CHURCH EMrLo, NfNr Pr.
REAT tSt. Bartholomew 3d. 80 hlst
42d-st The many servants t.,v l-' p en-
ployment give opportunity - 'n.i .i- %
obtain superior help. c'reiaAtfs house
cleaners.
COOK and LArNDREss %, tep 90.
pable cfl. sober and honest aI-I hf'
Norwegian girl a. hnusew .r.'r - 7-.
ercnc's. cry ~ country. con l'' '.N
COOK. American woman as frst 80
cook baking - an hIni~ private -
boarding. wages moderate. "ii - if"
COOK. &c-Protestant. enc c.os "a
ba6sr. assist other work rIif f'.'i''''
Address Two days. rs Wa,erh ii'
CHAMBERMAID or WAITRESS BY
young girl good references D.,
g. private BOARDING. house $50 Eat ~ ST.
CRANBERRY ALI am ~ ~ AfH 0
young girl. private FAMILY All up az
dress NENMAN. 9'j East 1880 -i
CT AMRERMAIp Sc-A Young si ~
as hamhermaid ana assist Win waning
I'm small private family lIrs ~
ohiiginc. reference 2iS East i1th ~ ~
Allsn.
cHAMnrRMAIp &c.-A Young sir g
chamhermaid and io light house" -,
Pra.as. tut call in q. m o. : D. mH i'"
East -d,t 81. top naor no cafHs
DAYS WORK .-By a respectable y fasn.
work hy the day ~ week Efi iri''-
cnces. 3l9 East iN'h s'.. third h'''
DAYS WORK BY respectable nan.
10 ~ out working doing any thinS' tN Nv
day /, Manhlsset Place. i'p n'Di. ''
HoUsEwoKK by young eiri lsisly
landed 10 do light houscwors 80" t'H'
32i 81.
HovsTKETTER -young refined woman
wishes place as housekeep'r az, N'-'
WOLFE alg East 12d -. paflor n-''
front. righi
INFANTS NURSE BY German sri
wears reference. no cards tn-"ri'i ~
y is Webster Place. ho0Stn
LADY's MAID French middle aeei,
seamstrsss and df~ssmsker. acfHsf"inr'
20 travel. like g. * 90 Europ" or N ,..1
try. willing ana ohllg.ns. best t'irieh'
l. :. l.2i2 Broadway
I.ATNnREsS az ,sundress ana assist Win
chamh.rwork IN 4 snau piiNAf 'H"''''
Address Tribune - Lexington ave
LAUNDRESS By young canadian N.n'
an as nrs, class iauniress in Anleil,s"
family. - good shirt ironer clit Nt ,,un-
try. io5 West 54th. ST.. care Miss ~ ''"-
nor
LAINDRFSS A mrs. class coloi'h ' s
dress with hesi references wishes ,a'r
IFS washing by the week or io1tn - -
-tffH
SEWING Young EngAsh woman w. ,ss
day WADE. $50 IVES isth 81. hasemen..
v,s,tf>e Hv A respectable woman. r.,
90, ~, faXs IN the week. Address i''
DAYS, ADVERTISER. "a Lexington ave
WASHING by respectable SWEDISH
woman. 20 10 gents and family mase.nSS'
~. home or 40 out. Mrs. ANDERSON
cOl West esd st. fourth floor. noas
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WORK WANTED.


Female.
INSTTTUTRICE FRANCHISE on ale
manda avec bon anglais demand@e i'm
nediatement pour famile Muslque II pos
sible. capable &c preparer tcuN jeun"s
gems oour college Arithmetique avancio.
Bons honoraires Preference dorure a
dame arrived depuis pen Adresser. refer
ences. VUILLENMIER. Prides Crossing.
Mass
STENOGRAPHl and TYPEWRITING.-
Legal papers specifications. letters. cir
culars. manuscripts etc. lowest estimates
cr large orders. DODGE. - Fast 23d st..
4th floor.
YOUNG LADY would Ike position as or
flee assistant Address Y s. care WI
cox. 347 Greene-aVs.. Brooklyn.
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SUBURBAN RkAu. estate.

AT MONTCLAIR.-H0us FOR sale and n
Jet: furnished and unfurnished. WA. n
TAYLOR. Montclair N J.
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DRESsMAKING.

A FIRST-CLiSS drassmaker. by day 81 80:
perfect filter. ladies' and chndren's
dresses: latest styles. rem0des beautifully.
DRESSMAKER. 2l3 West l20th-st.
RESSMAKlNG. woman wish
81 work IN private family: best refer
encee. 81 per dav. S94 2h-aNe.. Room D
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1nstInttlon.

.....o,ooooooo.oooo~~ ooo~r~~~~~~~~~~~o~
For BOYS and Young Men.-Country
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Conn-Among the Berkshire Hills OF Northwestern
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H. d. ' Principals
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Y-g3d year. Send for illustrated catalogue.
" Col. LOUIS II. ORlEMAN frln.
w Fasthampton Mass Prepares for any college or SCI
cnhc school Fully equipped laboratories In Chemstry'
physics Biology for training for medical school FIFTY
sixth year. Opens Sept 10 ls99 ri. p pr,rcr,,
For Both Sexes.-Country.
CHAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE. Chappaqua
- n. Y. Among the hills. ~ miles from y; J. a
boarding for and girls under care OF fenns
L,RIENDs SCHOOL FOR BOTH SEXEs..Founded In
1884 ExceIl~at home. Students from all states. All
denominations Thorough In English Science
classics Music and Art. Address
AUGUSTINE JONES, LII b. Providence n |.
LAKEWOOD SEMINARY, Union Springs cayuga Lake
" y "a boarding school, under the care OF orthodox
Friends; heahful location three courses; horonsn orK
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s7,h year Heahful beautiful II teachers. I?
cost moderate For beautifully illustrated Catalogue ad-
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Of high grade for loys ana sTs Dea3 dnse anu
tory Of Musi- Art Eocution For catalogues address
REV A. H. FLACK. A. NJ, Principal Caverack. y. l.
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Citr 11ropertn for Sale

-~(~o~"~0@<N0oNI~>N(><~|N>(
NOR SALE-SITES FOR FACTORIES AND LUMBER
L YARDS.-4Js lots in New YORK. with crlD Duhhea;;
on Newto yn Creek accessible seagong vessels ana
large front on Long Island Railroad. VERY LOW PRICE
e b SCHIEFFELIN. 85s Madison Avenue. New York.
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Citp Real estate for Sale or 60 Get.

A HANDSOME house for sale or TO rent No.
"A $50 West End t7th-st.: rent. $1,000 per
annnm Apply premises.
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.

Country.
MADISON n Jon The MorrlstOwn
Drive: finest location. for lease. unfur
nshed gentleman's house. ample
grounds Particulars EDWARD 7. HAM
fLTON & co. pc Rr0adwav. y. Y.
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Gin Dropertn 60 fet.


A STORY hrst-cass houses 0istst., Park. $500
= others, and fats great variety: all prices STEVENS
REAL ESTATE CO.. 93d. Columbus
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GARDENER and FLORIST - Fise-i.
man. single. - years experience ~
h1uses. land-caping Vegetable ufshs. -.
sitinn charge geutlru place 49,.
GARDENER. care Gurt<sr 10 isf-st
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LADN'S MAID French. middle age
seamsfrsss and dT-ssmsker. arrAsf"in-'
20 travel. like o. X 60 kuror" or N ..' ~.
try. willing ana obilglng. best reference
l. : aia Broadway
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

~ NN~~'S~|>~>
81 WEST 16TH-ST. Comfortably fur
nished large and small rooms: we'll kept;
good service. excellent table. references.
SOD ST. 36j WEST Front basement.
hack par.or. with extension. other desir-
able rooms. conveniently located. terms
reasonable
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fotcls.
grr1H-AvE AND TENTH ST
WORK WANTED

Male
FARMER. tsEFi-f. MAN ..,......
% fYfl.ler. strong active. rr.r,..,. ~;
branches. good miller h1rssinar n,-'.g
with all tools rtsie VAC. ra..r...
TEETER. - East ilir -
The Iola register., 1896-03-20

away, and the people around were
very much interested in the work
and many went to see them at work
and see the oil.
The series Of meetings at Jeddo
church closed last Sunday night un-
til next Sunday morning, when they
expect to continue them again.
Mrs. Winks has been on the sick
list.
Miss Lutte Boyer il reported much
better at this writing.
Mr.. Jsmison and wife, of Humboldt
visited at Oscar Lash's last week.
Rsv. Thorpe the evangelist preach
ed at Jeddo Sunday night, and went
to Walnut Monday to assist in meet
ing at that place.
Rev. c. V. Penn preached a sp'en-
did discourse at Maple Grove Sunday
afternoon and went to Baldwin to the
conference the first of this week.
Ed. Beeman and wife were up fro m
Chanute last week visiting the home
folks.
The Iola register., 1896-03-20
ADDITIONAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Received too late fOrzthe Second Page
RoRTH MAPLE GROVE.

JHiss Rubv Winner is the authorized reporter
and sgcnt for the REGISTER at North Maple Grove
Those desiring TO subscribe may do so through her,
and any assistance rendered her in gathering the
beWs OF the neighborhood will be sppreciated)
Ernest Jordan visited at home Sun
day. He has returned from a trip to
Texas.
Anna Barth came home with Minnie
Cain Friday.
Frank Smith Oft. Scott was visit
ing old friends in the neighborhOOd
last week.
John Ball went to- Centerville last
week to visit her parents.
Miss May Brsckinridge is at home
at present, and will attend school
here this spring.
Ben Wright surprised his friends
Saturday by appearing among them
week soOner than he was expected.
He has been in school in Drake I'm
iversary, DeE Moines, and is much
pleased with the place. He says he
must so back to school next year.
Newton Cozine aid his bride from
Houston, Texas arrived here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wakefield visited at
the Iatter's home Friday.
Messrs Cain and Ball had their
corn shipped Monday.
Nora Wright is sick this week.
The oats and garden truck have not
come up yet.
Because OF The sickness of two of
the actresses the young people from
Geneva have postponed their play
indefinitely. They were to have given
.sUnder the Starlight" here last
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowland visit
ed at home Wednesday night.
The Iola register., 1896-03-20
LOGAN CENTER.

Farmers are busy sowing oats in
this vicinity.
Thomas Vannuys has rented land
of G. Dewitt and is sowing it in oats.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers, a
son.
Mr.. J. Clark killed hogs Tuesday.
Mr.. Dewitt has purchased beauti-
full piano for his daughter May.
c. p. Adams and ]. Foster are shell
ling corn for Foster.
Fred Speakman has been staying
out of school on account of sickness
Mr.. Goboby, the man that purchas-
ed the Hacket farm is cutting the
hedge and burning the brush. 1t
helps the looks of the farm.
The Iola register., 1896-03-20
His Price a Difficulty.

Every man has his price," senten-
tiously announced the philosopher of
the all-night drug store, where the
street-railroad franchise was being dis
cussed.
"Well," said the wit of the establish
ment, II wish somebody would discover
my price and offer it to me-"
MY boS" solemnly remarked the
perfumery drummer. who had not spok-
en- before that evening. there is no
smaller COIN made than a cent"
And for several seconds there was no
sound heard save the drip, drip of the
real mineral waters from the hydrant.
Buffalo Express.
The Iola register., 1896-03-20
DISTRICT Couhr PROCEEDINGS.


The District Court convened Mon.
day in regular term. since which
time cases have been disposed of as
follows:
State VS. l. f Hall, obtaining money
under false pretenses, continued by
consent.
State VS. George Moore, violation OF
prohibitory law, verdict of guilty on
one count.
State VS. Jake Moore, same charge
as above, dismissed.
State VS. Joseph Myers, selling
mortgaged property, dismissed.
State VS. G w Moore, second case
violation of prohibitory law, verdict
of not guilty.
State VS. VIM DrumgOuld, defend
ant pleaded guilty to petit larceny.
State VS. Henry Sanders, same plea
as above.
State VS. David Skillen, verdict, on
statement of county attorney, of not
guilty.
State VS. Frank See, grand larceny,
dismissed without prejudice.
State VS. Frank Moore violation of
prohibitory law, continued.
Paul Fisher VS. G B HaIstead ct al,
dismissed on motion of plf at his
costs.
Bank of Allen County VS. r s Moore
foreclosure, dismissed and costs paid.
Lewis Hanson VS. n p Wisberg,
appeal, settled and costs paid.
Mary T Briggs vs Paul Colborn, to
quiet title, settled and costs paid.
Mary A Delaney VS.: y B Young,
attachment, settled and costs paid.
Henry Boeken VS. 1 Carpenter,
suit on account, settled and dis
missed.
Susan Wagner VS. VIM Wagner,
plff granted divorce and custody of
minor children, and division of prop
erty as agreed upon by parties con-
firmed.
L L Northrup VS. A Vandegrift fore
closure, settled.
Mary Butler VS. A r Dawdy, fore
closure dismissed without prejudice.
Nancy f Fisher VS. Paul Fisher di-
vOrce, continued.
Alice Crosby VS. Thos. Bettes, fore
closure, settled.
Kemper Hundley & Mcdonald Dry
Goods Co., VS. J. G. Myers ct al,
judgment for plff VS. Sarah w. Myers,
for S573.
NJ. D. Wells & Co. VS. J. g. Myers ct
al judgement for pl'f VS. Sarah w.
Myers for S417.
State VS. Jas. Reedy, violation OF
prohibltory law, on trial.
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First published March G

First published March 6, 1881
STATE OF KANsAsl
ALLEN COUNTY. Go
Lewis L. NorIhrup, plsintiff,l
VS..
NJ. E. Gillispie, defendant
Before J. +. Duncan, Justice of the Peace Of
lola township. in said county and state.
Said DEFENDANT is hereby notified that on the
9th day of February 1896 an order of attach
ment for the sum of thirty seven dollars was
issued by the above named Justice of the Peace
against his goods in the above entitled action
and that said cause will be heard on The 30th
day of March 1896 at 10 o'clock q. m.
LEWIS l. NoRTHRUP,
Attest: Plaintiff
]. P. DUNCAN,
Justice of the Peace. Qi-10
The Iola register., 1896-03-20
First published March 6 1896
Publication Notice.

Is hereby given that it is the intention Of the
Board of County Commissioners Of Allen COun-
ty, Kansas to build bridge across Liberty
creek near the south east corner .Of section IL,
township "a. range l., in Geneva township, said
county and state;
That the estimated cost of said bridge is $1,000
and that said board of County Commissioners
of said Allen county Kansas intends at the next
regular session. which cOnvenes on the 13 day
of April, 1885, to appropriate the sum of $1,000
for the purpose OF paying the cost of the con-
structiOn of said bridge:
AlsO that it is the intention of said Board to
build bridge across Big creek, in Elsmore
township said county on the section line three
miles west of the town of Elsn ore; that the es-
said BOar3 of County Commissioners of said AL
len county, intends at the next regular session
which cOnVenes on the Is day of April, 1896, to
appropriate the susl of sljC0 for the purpose of
paying the cost of the construction of said
bridge. By order OF the Board.
JAS. WAKEFIELD, +. d. LACEY.
County Clerk. Chairman.
The Iola register., 1896-03-20
Raw Sugar.

She stood on a weighing machine; he
had dropped penny in and the indica-
tor pointed to 225.
"Lovey," she gurgled, I've gained is
pounds in the last two weeks
"Sweetey," he chirruped, Il never
machine broke down.-To Date.