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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-04-23
Ordinance No. 345.
published April q. 1917


IN ORDINANCE to amend section one (1l Oi
ordinance number 297, ordinances Of the city
of lola Kansas.
Be it ordained bv the Mayor and COuneilmen
of the city of lola Kansas
SEC l. That section one CD of ordinance 297
of the ordinance of said city be amended so as
to read as follows. tO-wit: SEC. l. 1t shall be
unlawful for horses mules, asses cattle sheep,
swine or goats to run at large within the eOrpO-
rate limits of the city of lola, Kansas. at any
time
SEC. 2 This ordinance shall be in force and
effect after its publication once in the lola REG
lister
Approved April Is. 1897,
A. l.. TAYLOR
ATTEST. Mayor
W. A. COwAN
lsEALl City Clerk.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-04-23
Dizzy and Faint
Troubled With Kidney Difficulty and
No Appetite : Improved In Every
Way Since Taking Hoods.

no ApP0ttg9 = improved vi every
Way Since Taking Hoods.
81 was taken suddenly with dizziness
and faintness at the stomach and also
with kidney troubles. My whole body
seemed to be out of order. / sent at once
for physician and followed his directions
with but little change. He said had
complication of diseases and my case was
hard to manage. would get better for
day or two and then would be worse again.
My appetite also failed and had severe
headache. After the doctor said he could
do nothing more for me determined to
give Hoods Sarsaparilla trial. In a short
time after 1 began taking It could do
fair days work. 1t is now three years
since was cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla
and am still in good health. 1 have
good appetite and am full of life" MRS.
EVA BEACH, Box 461, Lincoln, Kansas.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for So.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-04-23

n, D.,, are the only pills to take
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05

cuaintances for her daughters and after
s'eif presentation. she may invite them to
any ball given by club OF which her hus-
BIND Is member. The young men accent
sls ms invitation are expected TO devote
enselvcs to the pleasure OF the young
Jules ana their mother during the evening
ctfc ng with the daughters se,tring other
partners for them and acting as their es-
tlFts 10 supper. The men consider such
invitations also as an indication that they
are Acceptable pa ties In the eyes OF the
mother and. should they have an interest
elsewhere. do not accept the invitations
The etiquette and customs CT German en-
tertainments and the ball room vary in
several respects from ours Men do not IS
cort ladies 10 entertainments. unless their
wives or daughters. The latter 20 in proper
chaperonage OF older woms n and the men
SO alone, Mothers Of young men never ac-
company their sons 10 q ball II there are
no daughters in the family the mother re-
mains at home ard is supposed to find there
more profitable anS congsnial employment
than renewing her youth In the life of
young people, son does not require chan
ofonage and has not been taught TO include
ms mother In his social pleasures. He has
quite mother enough In tho chapcrons OF
The young ladies', who must receive a very
large share OF his attentions or c1nsidera-
tion.
Balls begin at s o'clock and. in order
that dances may be secured for the oven
Ing. II is necessary to be in The ball roou,
an hour earlier. Each round dance lasts
twenty to thirty minutes and Is divided he
tween many partners. Tho young people
usually make two or more circuits Of the
great hall and then pause. II the young
lady is popular and good dancer she is
immediately sought by another partner,
otherwise the man takes her to her chan
erone and excuses hiirself. This custom
of not previously securing round dances
TO single partner has decided advantages
In great ball especially IL II Is military.
as officers are compelled by etiquette to
dsnee at least once with the wives OF all
superior officers.
Square dances are engaged during the
early part OF the evening and are danced
with grace and dignity, A quaint littla Gus
tom allows the young people. during the
pauses OF the dances, to sand arm n arni,
and one often sees the men courteously
take their partners pretty gloyed hands
and place them on their arms.
During the evening there are two round
dances in which tavors are given, The first.
"herrenwahltcur' gentleman's choice
little bouquets OF flowers. ara lItstnied
by the gentlemen TO ladies during the
pause preceding the dance. and later they
come to claim their portion OF the waltz
Ladies choice dance follows soon after
supper, and before leaving table tray Is
passed from which each lady takes pretty
souvenir. Attached "a thes, are s,trlnss
OF coiored silk bows; these little bows are
presented by tho ladies 10 the gcntlemtn
as tavors for tho dance.
supper At midnight Is OF stereotyped
meau' there 10 no attempt 10 ou,io the
entertainment OF sno;her club or asso-
e'At''n' soup nsh. venison and salad,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05
car Mithnnt r,n1fnr,n.

Some new ari valuable features have
heeF introduced IN the street ear designed
by Louis T. Pyo,. u Philadelphia, who
has recently recciyel patents both on the
car and truck CO. struction. A car IL his
design has been constructed at Whining
toe. Del. and a picture OF IL r. herewith
rspipiuced from the Electrical Engineer
& the layfnan the most striking feature
OF the cur Is IA" fact that n a. without
platforms There are two open nRs on
eNch side. which permit OF very ready
lcading and unloading. The arrna,.e ns-flt
Of The seats. too. Is male with a V.rw OF
facilitating the entrance and exit Of pas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05
STREET CAR WITHOUT PLATFORMS

sensers: There IL seating capacity for
lhrty-eight parsons, with ample room
10 carry in all 100 passengors
TO tbs mechanic and architect, however.
inc most striking feature Of the Pvntt
car - the track, which has been designed
as the companion or Sectional truck -
Each pair of wheels and axles hls II own
Independent horseshoe'' frame rvotel
AMI connected with the other, Tins nor
nfateng each pair of wheels to independ.
entity follow the rails In any elevation or
depression without amy possible twisting
OF the framework or the uascating or
heating of the Journal bearings or the
tails, thereby reducing the running frc
ttodi and the twisting Of the support "a
ear he!iy to minimum, and the notor
a5i ~ supports are In perfect alignment
with the same.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05

a Nat or little villa, which the combined
income OF the young people may permit
them TO rent, sufficient household linen
and clothing to take the young wife
through tho first five 10 ten years OF her
married life, and a substantial sum of
money as a principal OF a modest income
10 Eaip in the living expenses of the young
couple.
But, to return to the winter season OF
gayetes, OF which Cupid takes such good
advantage The balls CT the early winter
are followed by those OF the carnival sea-
son. which are brilliant, merry and nu-
merous.
During Lent come private house parties,
or little dances, and on Easter Sunday
the Easter lunch, which I have described
In former letter.
The young people in Germany consider
skating as much part of socai education
as dancing, and during the winter months
tho pretty lake in the English gardens pre-
SCENTS brilliant spectacle. with many mill
lary uniforms and pretty skating costumes.
on certain afternoons there Is music by
good orchestra and q restaurant en- c.e edge
OF the lake offers hot refreshments and pro-
lection from chill winds
On the ice gentleman may approach a
Iaay' or the chaperone Of q young lady, in
tioauce himself. and ask for the pleasure OF
shaung with the young lady round the lake
me request. according 10 skating etiouette
must DO granted, but this acquaintance doe,
not mean further friendship, except thar
the privilege OF speaking first on thu street
iisS VITA the gentlemen in Germany. and
IA ms way men are able to continue the
sequaintance II they wish; ard, In meeting
ssalh at the balls, they have the priviIege
o. charming such acquaintance for dancing
I'll, IN ,nese meetings lie many possibilities
rom which perhaps happy romances nav
sPIlus, as the German nature Is highly ro-
u mantle and toetic. and love blossoms ouick-
IN sueh good soil. To our more practi-
cai minds the disadvantages of an unpleas-
any or presuming acquaintance from such
;,o eus 81 would far outweigh the posslbili-
Eaen nation, however. lives in Accord
q ,h with its own Individuality. and finds
i sS cus'ors which best suit its needs and
u.9's Happily In this diversity The world
preserves its Heterogeneous ana aeoh 49,
tha I'm WINS out its ego in accordance with
rr 1 "a" which creates each specles OF tree
r ~, companions in the same wood ana
~ ~ mas Ter all fixed growth in the great
p''n OF inscrutable destiny.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05
MOTHERS GOLD.
Passing of That Which In MORA
cious Than klOndike's Weat9

cious Than klOndike's Weain
Washington Star.
The scene was in Ninth street
shop and the time was a morning
in the week. The ''tonsorial artist
est the door had lust called out .N
when there entered a very pretty l
woman leading by the hand 4.yeS
boy. with long. golden rlnglets. y
manly looking little fellow, ~ Il
hair was lust the shade Of tie N
Ucman's although she looked almoa 1
young to be his mother.
Are YOU the man VINO cut tbs Z
boys bangs the last timer" she asktis;
Yes M want EN- cut again?'
NO. not this time. I want bis nh
short all over. And won't you try VI
each curl off separately, for ! ~,
send some of them out OF town sp'S
10 his grandmother"
She had a pasteboard box in htr
In which TO take away the gold ina
mere precious TO her than any which n
from klondike. She said she wants
little boys hair cut. II was pfoosogj
lads father who wanted it; he haa
acuuiesced.
Several Of the ebony-hued artists y
cred around to watch. while the vac
his seat in big chair. as proud as ~
Tor he was TO be u mothers little
Fauntleroy" no longer He smile0,
there was a suspicious tremor aboo,
mothers lips as she took brush, ~,
the last time curled his beautiful H't'
about her slim tapering finger. :.
snip. snip, went the scissors. ~
by one tina curls were carefully iaid
In the box. Before the last one -.
the Young mother was huddled up W
bootblack's chair crying as II nsr
would break. There was no 1our
that she was the child's mother.
baby no longer. II was much mare y
Portable for the child. and IL W.
Il was done. and all that, out .sH1'
came he would never be mamma
baby again. aud she could not ses
wealth OF falling gold for the tear -
ewes.
Not a man in the place smiled
even the Shine. mister" seemsd "a
bit OF nathos in the scene. The y
over In the corner had to stop ~
while the man he was shaving w
sudden tear from his own eye. Inc
sray-hairea and somewhat crusil,
thinking OF lock of gold tucked NJ
the hack OF his desk in a busy doss,s
efnce. and his memory had gone Il
the time when he tucked that stfsr,
nNath his blue soldiers blouse az!
musket On his shoulder had started
.roIt.
Next"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05

meat in aspec, ices and fruit ara served
beer and wine ara ordered la carte.
supper also furnishes a long rest. which
ts welcome, as ball often continues till
daybreak. Ten hours, from D. m until
0 a. m, is long time TO spend even in
tho most graceful and charming of di-
versions. dancing and ccurtship, and the
| end OF the season finds both chaperoaas
| ana charges somewhat fatigued. though
often very happy. Love hides himself in
many innocent looking little dance favors
ana creeps thence into safe cover; In gen.
lilo and brave breasts upon which nose
gays and bright little silken bows socn
rise and fall in quicker pulsatsons than
are caused by rapid trip OF feet.
The lover finally begs his partner 70 let
r'ta speak to her mother, and they go to-
ssther' tremulous and happy; the expla-
hation is made and Is followed by so1nn
serious talk between the mother or gatho.
OF the young lady and her lover An i'm
lervai OF probation OF two or more months
usually comes, in which the young people
are aiioWed 10 see each other as often as
can be arranged and still keep the matter
from public notice.
lhty may dream and think Of each other
ana 1.-Two IN tho happy memcYy OF each
me ting and each smile until both are
e,ayihced' with the appreciation of the
other. ~ cat"
iho engagement is then mado pubI,e.
large printed cards are soat to friends by
.ne parents OF the young people or nv
thcse only OF the young lady: or the cards
may read Il give myself the honor most
guruiaily TO announce my engagement with
r p daughter Of -, Munich
haVaria' and the name of the sender arS
MS titles. should he be the bearer Of snch
arr sdded VI sum
nhe !euhg people are now expected 70
syn SO, 0sether upon the friends OF borh f,,ns
i,hs, thsy may also see each Other o,,an
the rance dining once a week win ,ba
.".S o, MS betrothed and sending her
io,,n aaiy; II ms income viii allow. The
o""s people, still chaperoned h,,rever
ey female relative. go hous ahuntinv en-;
"aN'ns together every afternoon arm in
sEm' IN the frankest and most onsn hsa-a
ness They have. in truth. for rho d.,
iure an opportunity to become aonna,r,sd
-, .nel easagemsnt, which usually does
49,, .iSe .N'eea SIX months CT year. and some
nhies not more than five weeks is
tieeting, vivid dream Of hanny ana
mantle companiolshir.
overheard an American lady inquire
.. a herman officer why II Is one sees fsw
engaged couples at the balls ~ ~.
s"eren very simply and quietly. .arh.
Serihan Is both highly sentimental ana
,,n,,, anu, AFTER an engagement. the
Souhe couple rarely care TO attend ,ha
gsther." az nome TO-
:, ne nerman girl has large assortmen,
- rousesold linen, silver ard clothing
Mn,eh ner god mother hrs been caren,,iy
. .,r anu packing away for her ever
since sna was toddling. blue. eyed ma,a
and which is 10 form part OF her rna-
rAse dowry. This dcwry Is often a ga
strain On the family purse. as the 'nsrsr,.
OF young lady are expected to Furnish
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05

thread sieaminx out Of 1 fringe Of gray.
or green. Such whiriing across deep ra-
vines. swinging along down the sides OF the
mountain and up again. crQssfng tre1fles
70 nidair, pignsins shruaeh gorses that
mcqf tortuous and hazardous fashion.
Really, there's nothing like the loop
"Trip" for testing ones appreciation OF the
1 beautiful la nature or the wonderful 10
srt--ihs art OF railroad building
After our day on the loop we were thor
ougtiy convinced that It would be worth
while taking in the whole show" SO We
provided ourselves with tickets over the
South Park line. which commanded come
Of the grandes, views In the Rockies, over
the Denver and Rio Grandc railway. that
took US through the world famed Royal
Gorge. over Marshall Pass. through Lead
vile, With the thermometer below freez-
ing point. across the snowy range where
''vfnter lingers'' not only In the LAP OF
spring, but IN the arms OF summer as |
well. and on TO Gicnwocd Springs. the |
Saratoga OF the West. where tbs very air 1
seems specially refined and prepared for I
the most delicate and fastidious tastes.
The Colorado hotel is unsurpassed among
the tourist hotels OF any resort IN America
The hot springs have wonderful curG/yc
properties and are acquiring woriiwide
fame sportsmen visit Gierwcod &c the
fail. and II has quite reputation. toe, I
through Its annual racing tournament
After junketing around for several days
over the railroads mentioned. we took
inai farewell Of Colorado. via The Colorado
Midland. getting another fne ysux CT
likes Peak. Colorado Springs. MAnitou
whose famous waters are used % cur
ables all over the land. and on through
be great Mountain route that takes ia
very phase o, mountain SCENERY prossn ed
0 the view. whether from the depths Of
lrost iDpesetrabie gorges Or from the !
izzy heights Of sky -scraping prcasc-t tories.
arough tunnels dark as Exypt in the /
iagve Of night. or over srnll, fields Ii (
road. fertils valleys Every kind OF
'rnery from polar SHOWS 70 Texas sInse's
ID every variety OF hahltatlon from pala-
al hotels 10 los cabins, keeps 70 the in
rest Of the eager sight seer, AZ Grand
motion we left the Midland for the RIO {
rAnde Western railway. en- route 10 Salt a
AXE City. about which more uexs time.
ours truly. Sara Hartman
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05
Testing "a Watch nj The E.c,or
lawafa,.s, r, a,.f~... ~ .

AZ the Two great centers OF the English
watch trade, Coventry and Birm.nyham.
'ne standard quality Of workmanship Is
sun considered. after 30. nsany decades,
'he perfection OF artistic skill attainable
70 ,h.s line. Singular enough while rho
TEST OF excellence in watch Is thai y
90 am Kew certificate II Is stated thai
81 NY watches that go TO Kew Is Der cent
sre Trim Coventry: while nj Kew M wetc,,
mas YET succeeded in obtaining the ia
marks which signify perfect3ol. coven, ~.
" come nearest, with 90. and wei main,
sains TINS reputation. That this Rev To-,
y no light one will be uilderstood fnam
.ne s'ait;r?nt that the watch is tested in
every position and Its rate register 10
e.us ntr day, but per hour Ii is hung m
oy ne peiidant, hung upside down hnnr
N each ssde, placed dial Down ana hs~f
,rexea q an ice pail. When, Therefore II,
y considered that II makes lS.ooo VIM, !.
tnns an hour and mrst NOT vary a secnn.,
= I. week, while Quartcr turn of ia TWO
sncH--ndu mAks difference Of twentv
ssconna = day the deiicacy ~ lis ndinsf.
secnt Win bo appreciated, aS also The roy
= msfusurg ia repair 10 aay but sk.ilf,,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05
spmethinE to Depend n,

TIT nj, James Joass OF the drug firm n,
m S, son; cowden, M, in speaking Of
winter his wife was attacked n,.s ias.
srppe, and her case grew so serious TIA.
pa. siciars at cowden and Pana could 40
ping for her. II seemed to deyeIon int
nasy consumption. Having DR.. Kings Nav
discovery In store, and selling lots 81 i,
ne LOOK bottle home. aud 10 the surnr,ss
a. al she began to get better from tirs.
hs and naif dozen dollar battles cured
eov.rv u sn ana Wen Dr. Kings New DIS
. = lot consumption, Cough aad Cola.
- guaranteed TO do this good WORK rrv !,
fse ulai bottles at all druggists. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05
Axs--S7 faFgIEay--.-
- sss,s.. :c-s--s -
WHITEHEAD TORPEDO
MAXIM TORPEDO.

n Ton of gun cotton. Mr. Maxim has dc.
slRneh sneeial sur with q range cf Ave
mics for firing this proiectilc.
t"nparvd with the Whitehead torpedo.
winch sirrles a Charge OF 700 pounds OF
gun cotton eso has a raage Of LEES thnn
a !, init ne Maxim terpedo has an eff
c.ency nifty five times greater aad costs
Iess' The Illustration shows the relative
VIZ o. the Maxim and Whitehead tor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05
A RARE CHANCE

In order that you may test the
o! Mineral Wells Water. will az
sii you can drink In any ore DAY "
cents The water has been used
fully for rheum atism, liver eony
diabetes and Bright's disease. ~
Drug stoce. 500 Malta street.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-09-05

Tho Maxim family Is ever alert in the
Invention Of death dealing engines Hud
son Maxim. q brother OF she noted Hiram
Maxim, Is not innocent OF dcs.ns upon
the wariikc strength OF the world.
ne has inverted new instrument OF de-
strncti"n, which IS about The mort trrribly
tHtciive thing seen IL - an aerial Tor
pedo--a huge shell ii'led with gun cotton:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-12

The hour was o'clock last night on
Fourteenth street. and drizzling rain
and the cool weather discouraged per-
sons from leaving the fireside at home
Persons walking up the Fourteenth
street hill from Market street at the
hour named, saw a few feet in front OF
them a woman walking slowly and with
apparent effort. Just in front of c. ~
Taylor's fish store the woman staggered
and uttered a stihed cry. Per-
sons on the street heard the cry and
lost no time in Fastening to the wo-
mans assistance,
She was gently assisted into the
Taylor place. Friends recognized in her
Mrs. Ann Holiday, who has, for
number OF years, conducted boarding
house at 1908 Chapline street Medical
assistance was summoned. but no hui
man aid could avail; Mrs. Holiday had
been stricken by heart disease, and ex-
plred ten minutes later. The body was
removed to her home. half block away
from the scene Of the tragedy.
Mrs. Holiday, who was in her sixty
third year. was the widow OF w. W.
Holiday, long since deceased. Mr.. Hol-
llday, son OF the famous Mother"
Holiday, who devoted herself to the
care OF the Union wounded in the late
war, was killed in tine sixties while
serving as a wagon driver for the
Union forces in this state. Her maiden
mama Uas RaItzpll and Walter IL Bait
zell OF East Wheeling, was her nephew.
She had three children, but all have
been edad for several years. The widow
of her son whitman, Mrs. Ella Hoiii-
day, was for time connected with her
in conducting boarding house. The
other son and daughter died few
weeks apart, both OF them being VIC
tins of the dread consumption.
Mrs. Holiday has been troubled with
heart disease for some time. She was
well known and highly esteemed in this
community, and the news Of her demise
viii he received with genuine regret,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-12

For the thirty-second time the inter-
national committee of the Young Mems
Christian Association calls upon the AS
ISOLATION OF North America to unite
earnestly in observing the week begin
ming with the second Sunday in Novem-
Der as week OF prayer for young men.
The association OF This city will unite
with the associations throughout the
country in observing the annual week
OF prayer The meeting on Sunday az
ternoon at the usual hour will have
speclal reference to this season. Young
mems meetings viii be held at the
building every night during the week
from s o'clock and 0, except wednesday,
The meetings will be addressed by Rev
Il. r. Bigger. The active young men Of
the association are taking a very gen
eral Interest In the preparations Off the
approaching services.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-12
AboNnar1s
("THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERs")
BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTI0NS.
LOCAL sREvITIEs
Matter. Of Minor Momsn, Ia and Gbea,
the City.

Ma,,srs Of Minor Momsn, Ia and AbOas
the City.
Grand to-nlght-Gns Hills World OF
Novelties"
Matinee at the opera House to-day
"Forgiven,"
Opera House te-nlght-Ayan ostsn's
Three Star Comedy Company in Dor
cas-"
Criminal court convenes again this
morning No courts were In session yes
terday.
The entertainment given at the open
ing of ST. Mary's hall, Wednesday
night, proved such success that It
was repeated last night to gAod house
An employe OF the Belmont foundry
named Kennedy, suffered serious In
jury to his hand yesterday, 1t coming In
contact accidentally with the hammer
used by fellow workman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-12
1.Arrnn v1sIrn An ARIoN.

The ladies' OF the ArIon gave the nrsi
Kafrcc VlsIio OF the season at the no
clcty's hail last night, aud 1t was the
usual success Of all functions under
these auspices DcspItc the weather q
large number was present a series Of
amusemonts was greatly enjoyed. re-
froBhmcntB were served IN the dining
room, which, like most of the Interior
was tnstcfully decorated.