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DECLINES FAT POSITION.
Senator BtIlta VIII Not Serre on the Netc
Code Con,nissson

Senator Btttta VIII Not Serre on the Netc
Code Communion.
LOS ANGELES, CAL, April 14.-Sena-
tor r. n. Bulla o: this city, TO whom the
Governor yesterday rendered a member
ship on the commission for the revision of
California Codes, has declined to accept
the position.
In an interview to-day he said the chief
reason for his decision was that he did not
feAl able to remain practically all the
time in Sacramento, as he would have to
do if he were to accept. for in that case he
would feel obliged to devote himself con-
tinuously 10 the work before the commits
sion. In his opinion the duties of such a
position were of the most serious charac.
ter, and he could not, without giving him
self up to it entirely, fill tho office as he
would desire to do.
Senator BuiIa was rendered member
ship in the Code Commission two years
ago, and he regards this renewal offer as a
high compliment.
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FAIR CASE JURYMEN.
Judge Slack Yesterday Drew
the Names of $50
Citizens.
The Panel That Will Try the Great
Contest Over the Craven
Deeds

Judge Slack entertained a large audi
ence of lawyers yesterday afternoon while
he discharged the duty Of drawing $50
names from the list OF iurymen to serve in
trying the case OF Angus and others
against Mrs. Nettie r. Craven.
Among the lawyers present were: Gar
ret w. McEnerney, Messrs. Britain and
benson, Charles J. Heggerty, William NJ.
Pierson, Mr.. Wood, and others.
The list as com plete is as follows:
James Wightman, 603 stockton street
Mark Dreyfus, 2l26 Bush.
Adolph Shenkberg, 1853 Bush.
Charles d. Douglas, 14l5 Vermont.
Obidiah Rich, Grand Hotel.
Christian J. Clemens. Meachal place.
Rollin A. Tucker. 1852 Grove.
A. Nelson, 706 O'Farreli.
Gustave Dohm, 444 Fifth.
William J. Golcher; 712 Cole.
l.. B. Doe. 1927 Pine.
William C. Oesting, 1411 Washington.
Charles p. Overton, 14l4 Geery.
William NJ. Hand, 1922 Fillmore.
Hyman E. Wolf, 1890 Grove.
James Paterson Jr., 924 Greenwich.
Albert Z. Cooley, 1928 OAK.
James F. Martinelo 42S Union.
James +. Ford, 1927 lis.
John Sheehan. 30S Valencia.
John r. Carr, sos Bush.
II. B. Benjamin, 100 Grove.
John T. Dunning. 632 Post
Alfred Bear, 1404 Mason.
Samuel Cline, 1902 Sacramento.
Walter B. Webster 624 Suffer-
NJ. J. Harrigan. 1922 Broadway.
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Charles W. Taber, $3.50 Twenty.third.
George H. Schultz, 243O Pine
F. Henry Whelan, 1915 Parker.
Arthur w. Bogart, sol Devisadero.
Frederick w. Zeile. 2O23 California
Louis ]. O'Farrell. 1906 Baker.
George H. buckingham. 1913 Sutter.
Theodore Lunstedt 110413 Jackson
Joseph Baumgarteu, 1880 Gsary.
Frank P Mccain. 212S Bush.
Joseph Kraker. sol Golden Gate avenue,
Albert +. Nye, 1856 California.
Rudolph SAMSON, 1000 Bush.
Milton H. Cook, 211S Union.
Peter F. Mohun, 1909 Scott.
Louis Schneider, 2410 Polk.
Prosper P. Reiter, GA Hyde.
+. w. H. AIzeroth, 1901 Buchanan.
Robert Z. Darbee, 1405 Bush.
George w. Lonergan. 2002 Jackson.
Reinhart J. Ufen, NE. corner Clement street
md Thirteenth avenue.
Samuel B. Burr, 1856 Franklin.
+ isha Ransom 1920 Bush.
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co,d,n Gate.. rr,u. a. Seattle.

SEATTLE, WASH, April 14.-Lieuten-
snt Butt, commander of the San Fran
cisco harbor revenue cutter Hartley, is
here for the purpose of testing the ma
chinery and speed of the harbor revenue
boat Golden Gate, recently launched from
Moran's snipyard. To-day the dock trial
(running the engines twelve hours under
full speed with the boat tied to wharf)
was made. 1t proved most successful,
and some time next week the Golden
Gate will be speeded. If her machinery,
after being taken apart and again exam
ined, is found in good working order.
Lieutenant Butt will then proceed with
her TO San Fran cisco. where she takes the
place of the Hartley, having shipped a
crew from this port.
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Edginton DIETRICH, 27O9 Laguna.
Chrrles Z. Berringer, 315A Fell,
Jose Martin, 2502 Fillmore.
Charles F. Runyon. 400 Fillmore
Robert Dickson, 1 Baker.
Samuel l. Sachs GIL Leavenworth.
Thomas 4. Lane, 3016 Buchanan.
Thomas Tieruey, Oil Bryant.
William Riechers, COL LarkIn
John Nolan, 1915 California
James W. Hobson. 1424B Washington.
Henry Jessen. IL Julian avenue.
Patrick MInehan. 81 freedom
Julius Levy, I'LL Buchanan.
Harris c. Briggs. 1900 Pierce.
j. klopenstein, 600 Bush.
Charles Pechau, 1902 Union.
William B. Brown, 2620 Buchanan.
Albert Duuham, 1854 Post.
John II. Decker, 1929 California
Robert Behlow, 100 Scott
CASTOR E. Bacon, 2645 Sacramento.
Harris Lsndo, 917 hyde.
David Sachs. 1913 Cough.
David Earl, 212 Frederick
Fay. 1130 Vallejo.
Alfred II. Greenebaum, 1914 Pacific
Sig. Schoenberg. S11 Turk.
Cyrus L. Gates, 425 EDDY.
II. Borkeheim, HOB McAllister
George W. Elder. 455 Valencia.
Samuel Johnson, 20l6 Post
Frank Kerg, 512 OFarrel.
Louis ElkUs, 1928 Pacific
W. d. Walker. sos Octavia
David IL. Por ter. sl6 California.
Hickman Ehie. 15O914 Ellis.
Adam l.. Vercrich, 625 Laguna,
Isaac l.. Samues. II Fulton.
George S. Fife, 1901 California.
Jonas Erlanger, 1927 sacramento.
Henry Steib. 92O Eddy
James II: kavansgh, 1927 Suffer-.
Levi Lasky, 1905 Geary,
f. ii. Ruzhler, NV. corner Mission and Nine
teenth.
John X. Bulger, 1903 Post
isaac 5. Rosenbaum, 1904 Jackson.
Andrew Fay, 1864 Twenty
Thomas F. Bowie, 2027 Vallejo.
+. II. Venker, 1900 Bush.
c. II. Venker, S2l Gesry.
Robert MacCormack, 80 Eddy,
N Hesse, 1923 Webster.
Frederick Stande, 353 Devisadero.
Patrick Boland 1923 Bush.
Samuel Book, 9i41% Oak.
Angelo CALI, 14l115 Kearny.
Adolph Rosen helm. 2425 Fillmore.
Elkan III. Coney, 52S Hayes.
William A. Brown, 1864 Valencia
Joseph Pezzolo, 1896 greenwich.
Alfred d. Cutter, 354O Clay.
B. F. Garratt 1907 Guerrero
John B. Keys, l249 California
Owen McHugh, 710 Baker
John F. Biven, 904 Oek.
Abraham Brown. 2202 California
George w. Barnhart, 32O1l Sutter.
Louis Msrkus, $40 Bush.
solomon Rosen baum, 1910 Washinpton
Daniel J. Gallagher. Is LIE ROY place.
Harry B. Adler, 1O15 Golden Gate avenue.
Charles S. Bennett, 1913 Devissdero.
Herman L. Pollock. 1927 Golden Gate ave
w. J. Ireland, 3459 Nineteenth.
William T ffany, 231S Suffer.
jeremiah w. RagaD, 2l4 Haight
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CALIFORNIA GAMfc0cXs WIN.
Too Fast and Strong for New York Birds,
and Get Seven Out OF Eleven
Battles ut Joliet

JOLIET, I'LL. April 14.-California de-
feated New York in the cooking main last
night. winning seven out OF eleven bat
ties. The California birds were owned by
Anthony Green of Los Angeles. Denny
Mahoney of Rochester represented New
York.
Each party showed twenty-one birds,
OF which thirteen fell in only eleven bat
ties fought, however. as Green won the
main or eleventh fight. According to
agreem ent before beginning the fight the
stakes were to be $4,000 on the main and
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Ward b. Walkup, 1870 Stanyan.
Louis Jonas, 1922 Geary.
E. q. Hesgen, 1907 Webster.
George A. Clough, SIG Noe.
Louis Kragen, 1908 Dolores.
Benjamin r. Krth, 1876 Twenty first.
James H. Addison, 1774 Folsom.
C. H. Mann, 2444 Howard
Barron Mish. All Deyisadero.
Henry X. Bocke, 301 Golden Gate avenue.
Samuel kalisty, 1927 Golden Gate avenue.
George KammereT, 3035 Twenty-third.
Charles W. Pope. 1907 Jones.
Patrick Noon, 3l7 Haight.
Jared G. Hoag, $50 Ellis.
Milton K. Hall. 912 Bush.
William G. Stafford, 202 Broderick.
Richard S Schainwaid. S16 Sutter.
Richard C. MatIison, 25o1 LarkIn.
William F. Schultz, 224 Chattanooga.
Albert ]. Breneman. l37 Haight.
William Mund, ITO Scott.
William Jonn, 1015 Cough
The jurors must appear Monday morning
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HO TO GET THE PLACE.
The See Yups and Sam Yups Con-
fer About the Consul-Gen-
eraIshIp

eraiship.
1t appears that Ho Vow, the brother
in-law of Minister wu, is slated for the
Consul-Generalship at San Francisco. On
Tuesday delegation of some twenty. five
prominent See Yups visited Minister Wu
at the Occidental and had a long confer
ence with him. Yesterday the Sam Yups
came, also.
There were about thirty of them. and
they were headed by their president.
They held an earnest conference with the
Minister lasting an hour or more. and
they had an hours conference with Ho
Vow. Ho is an urbane, able man ana
speaks English as fiuently as the Minister
himself. 1t is stated that he desires sin.
cerely to be Consul General here. and il is
understood now that both the See Yups
and Sam Yups will be satisfied with him.
The Minister and his wife, Ho Vow and
his wife, Captain Finch of the Gaelic
Mrs. Finch and p. Y. Gordon drove to the
park yesterday In surrey. They saw
all the sights and then went to the Cliff
House, where the Minister and party saw
the seals and visited the great bath.
house. The Minister showed great inter
est in all he saw.
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FI1ZSIMMO,S IN PAIN.
Has Muscular Rheunaftsns and Talks
Fjoht n Little Bit.

Has Mus SECULAR rheumatism and Talks
Fight Little Bit.
: NEW YORK, n. Y, April 14.-Robert
Fitzsimmons was SO worried over pains
to-day that he called on his physician, who
diagnosed the trouble as muscular rheu-
matsm. In the afternoon Bob felt much
relieved.
He said: ~ suppose will be asked to
fight the winner OF the Sharkey- Nah
fight if one is arranged. l beat them both
and they will have to do something ex-
traordinary to make me notice them. As
to Goddard he is good man. and, in my
estimation, entitled TO first chance, but l
will have to wait and see what Corbett
does to him first"
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-15
BARTLETT SPRINGS!
GOOD WATER AND
GOOD HEALTH,
A Positive Cure for Kidney,
Stomach, Liver and Rheu-
matte Troubles.
THOUSANDS OF REMARKABLE CURES.

cWIMMING TANK, TUB AND VAPOR
Baths with competent masseurs.
Tennis Courts, Bowling Alleys, Croquet
Grounds. Billiards, Dancing Pavilion; Orches-
ira plays daily; burros for m oun tain clim bing.
RATES-Hotel and hotel cottages, $40 to
$15 per week; housekeeping cottages, 81 50 to
SO per week
Call or address BARTLETT SPRINGS CO.,
% Fourth street, San Francisco, B. S. Co.,
Bartlett Springs, Lake County, Cal.
Pamphlets mailed free.
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s1oo on each battle, the winner to take the

500 on each battle, the winner to take the
gate receipts.
A mum Der of well-known patrons of the
sport were present from the East ana the
Pacific Coast. Green fought nothing but
cross-breed japanese. The superior
QUALITY of these birds over good natives
has never been admitted, and the follow
ers of the New YORK chickens backed
their opinions freely. New York was
made favorite in the main at 500 to $50
The four battles captured by New York
were all won on endurance. In this re-
spect the natives clearly outclassed the
California birds, but the California Japs
were so fast and strong that the fights
usually ended before they came to test
of endurance.
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sano,n.. wtu A,t.na IN, s,,,,a

LOS ANGELES. CAL. April 14-Among
the noiables from abroad who will be in
attendance on the fiesta here next week is
Governor Sangines of Lower California.
The Governor was sent a sDecial invita-
ton 10 participate in the festivities and
he has accepted. The presence of the
Governor will create great enthusiasm
among the Spanish colony OF this city.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-15
WAS A CHURCH WEDDING.


Rev Dr. Stebbn omci
church aboratey wi palms
residence OF bride, reet
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-15
Oakland san Jo.e shooting Matoh.

SAN JOSE, CAL, April 4.-The Garden
City Cvc e.s' Gun Club has accepted the
challenge of the Empire Gun Club of
Oakland for a match for a valuable trophy.
The shoot will be held at Oakland on May
23 Each club will be represented by ten
men. The Cyclers' Gun Club will attend
in body the Golcher handicap tourna-
ment to be held at the Pacific grounds,
San Francisco, on Sunday, May 2.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-15
Stanford Hin. at Ba,ebnH.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, April
14.-Stanford defeated team from Santa
Clara College this afternoon in an in
terestlng game of baseball. At the close
the score stood 10 to in Stanford's favor.
In the first inning, although Stanford
filled the bases, but one run was made.
In the fourth Stanford scored five.
Loughead and Wight scored for Stan ford
in the fifth and two more runs were made
in the eighth. The visitors made their
three runs in the sixth, eighth and min tn
innings.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-15
NEW TO-DAY.
of Manhood
All Men Can Be Strong
Who Will S a ura t e
Their Bodies With Elec-
tricity from DR.. San
den'S Electric Belt.

MR.. L. L. JACCARD, A JEWELER OF
San Leandro, one of the best known
and most respected business men in Ala
media County, recently said: 81 have no
delicacy in making the statement that DR..
Sanden's Belt cured me of varicocele and
weakness, which had been slowly destroy
ing me for twenty-six years. and now that
1 am cured l think it is no more than
right TO tell the rest of the poor sufferers
of it. There are so many frauds on the
market that when remedy is found tha.
really does the work it should be spoken
Of" Mr.. Jaccard was cured in the sum
mer of 1895 and his ure is permanent. He
is now one of the finest specimens of phy-
sical manhood in California; he is fifty
one years of age, stands five feet nine
inches III height. weighs 21O pounds and
does rot carry an ounce of superflous flesh.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-15
Hhfte Our of the Race.

LOS ANGELES. CAL, April IA. Senator
Stephen NJ. White, after practicing law in
this city for the past three or four weeks,
while the harbor matter has been hung up
by Secretary of War Alger, mas finally left
for Washington. A young Republican
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a CALL correspondent to-day that Senator
White had been taking pains of late to
give out at the National capital that he
did not expect to be candidate to sue.
ceed himself in the United States Senate.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-15

hope you will be successful any you may make
feeling patriotism among your pupils patrons
W. T. HARRIS,
Commissioner Education Department Interior Wash
D. G.
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DIED.

DIED.
SCHROEDER-In this city April Il 1897 R.
Dtedrich. beloved husband OF Meta schroeder
and father of Milton Schroeder. a native OF Ger.
many. aged 43 years months and Ii days.
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HandkerchiefS- efS-iadies,. ChiId's

Over 500 of them; little mussed up or
we wound get 10 cents for them Take
your choice, plain, with border, motto or
anything in the lot at 3 cents each, or so
cents dozen.
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In Melbourne woman gets .wopence-
halfpenny for making q shirt, while q
Chinaman GETS fiveperce for washing it.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-15

You
freezrs ~ to IA quarts The make
Our 1oors we'll filled
Grocery bargains yesterdays list
Milk Saners the 20 kind bleat scents.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-15
LYe-C0ncentrated

This is not the Red Seal but a well-known
brand, ana seems to be satisfactory. We
keep all the leading names.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-15
Yard Wide Percale

This is the best goods of its kind made; Is
cents has been It's retail price until now; 3
cents may surprise you, but should not
keep you from buying it, We take big bar
gains when they offered. For shirt
waists. Summer dresses. child's wear,
mems Shirts. 1t has no equal.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-15
Dark Percales

These are what you have always wanted
and were willing to pay for at a much
greater price. Many nice wavy patterns
in up-to-date styles.
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NEW TO-DAY.
EASTERN HAMS.

NxTE MAKE BOLD PUSH MANY
to wiho
Favored corn-d Eastern Hams
the we
and not
We would like
Cooked
BUYERS APPRECIATE OUR CLOSE SELLING CASH PRICES
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BEEcHAxs Pills cure Sick Headache.
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7c Hand BAGS

hhhu DuSN ODU
We have, without doubt the bigges. yari-
ETY. of Satchels and Hand BAGS ofany house
west OF the Mississippi. ii S5 cen Is is too
much we have them cheaper.
Little Girls ShOss Sac
These were made to sell and are worth to
wear 81 25: but they off color. bsing
tan and russet, and we drop the price to
everybody to-day to 50 cents, sizes Al to
Il wedge heels.
Ladies' Combination Suits 4Oe
These are Jersey Ribbed, medium ght
and good size. Do not frig hten ct the
price. We have better in wool goods, but
none better value.
Ladies' Dress Skirts e. 90
These are made to measure from your own
selection of goods. Black, colors or fancy
weaves, lined throughout and made in
frst-class style. If you pay Eastern houses
30 90 Tor same thing we cannot help it,
Balbriggan Tests l5c
These are what we have left of 5O-cent
goods. Big sizes are all gone, and these
will be soon.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-05-21

Five dollar suit for 1925
Ten dollar suit for $50
Thirteen dollar suit for 1000
These are genuine bargains and if you are
needing any clothing this spring you
should not fail to see our stock
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-05-21

boys found him they thought he was
seriously and will be able TO get
around again SOON.
The editor of the REGISTER deliver
ed the Commencement address be-
fore the graduates of the Great Rend
High School last Monday evening.
Ed Il. Barber is superintendent of
the Great Bend schools and has done
great work there this year, as he
always does We were the guest of
Judge Elrick Z. Cole while there, and
are greatly indebted to him and his
charming wife for delightful visit.
That western country is ali right
this year. Wheat till it makes you
sea sick to look at it.
The Commercial Gu b has printed 5000
folders devoted to advertising the re-
sources of lola. The folder puts in
neat, complete and convenient form
the facts about our town concerning
which anyone who is thinking of
coming here to locate would most de-
sire information. The matter on the
folder was prepared by the secretary
of the Commercial Club, and it was
printed at this office, the expense be-
ing betrayed by the following public
spirited firms: NOrthrup's Bank,
Bank of Allen County, Henderson q
Powell, l.. Hobart, Jas. Mccain,
Bennett d Travis, BOstwick & Acers,
w. B. Culbertson, G. l.. Whitaker.
Mr.. Claiborne has succeeded almost
beyond expectation with his vinegar
works and sorghum mill, but owing
to the nature of things these plants
are necessarily idle about eight
months out of the year. and he has
been looking about for some time for
something that would use his big
engine and occupy his own time all
the year around. After thorough con-
sideratien he has decided to put in
4-rOller mill for grinding corn meal
and feed. The machinery is already
ordered, and work has begun on a two
story addition to his present plant
20x30 feet, with an annex 24X50. Work
thinks the mill will be in operation
within two months. There is no
doubt an active demand for just such
a mill here. and it is fortunate for all
concerned that Mr.. Claiborne has
taken hold of it. Without saying
anything about it to anybody and
without asking a bonus of any kind
MIR. Claiborne has gradually built up
here manufacturing plant which is
of great benefit to the town and the
adjoining country and which we
would have paid roundly for if it had
been put in by a stranger. 1t is this
kind of enterprise that builds a city.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-05-21

Is hereby given that the Board of County
Commissioners of Allen county, Kansas, will
meet as Board of Equalization, at the County
Clerks Office on Monday June z, 1897, for the
purpose of equalizing the valuation of personal
property in said county All persons feeling
themselves aggrieved may appear and have all
errors in the returns of The Assessors corrected.
The Board will be in session Monday and
Tuesday, the 9TH and Sth of June, and will have
under consideration on Monday, the returns of
the Assessors for the following townships, viz:
Usage. MarmatOn, ElsmOre, Salem, Deer Greek,
and Elm. On Tuesday. those for Geneva Car
lyle, lola, Humboldt, Cottage Grove and Logan
townships. And it is especially recommended
and desired by the Board that the trustees of
each township be present on the day his returns
are considered.
JAS. WAKEFIELD,
County Clerk.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-05-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Ice cold drinks at the Crystal Drug
Store.
One yard of the best toilet soap at
ii. Klaumann's.
Don't fail to read the new advertis-
ments in this issue.
Try that ice-cresm at the Crystal
Drug Store. Ten cents.
Taylor Newman, coIored, is back
from the Indian Territory.
Mrs. w. L. Squier and children are
visiting at Fulton this week.
Patterson & Thomas are having the
building at their lumber yard painted.
w. H. Ricketts, made a business
trip to Kansas City the first of this
week
The special session of the Normal
Institute begins at $50 O'Clock next
Monday morning.
Mrs. Fred Seymour, of Salem, was
a pleasant caller at the REGISTER
office Wednesday.
Miss leila Hart can accommodate
six or eight students with board and
lodging during the Normal.
Hon. E. D. Lacey. together with his
wife and son and daughter, were do
ing business in lola Wednesday.
J. E. Henderson has contributed his
share in the "clean up" crusade by
painting his house and fence.
There is at least one felon in town
that is tin the psnitentiary. Eddie
Merchant is nursing it on his finger.
John Depew, who is working for
Mark Gillihan in his barber shop,
spent Sunday with his family in
Colony.
Willie Swap gave party last Sat-
urday to twelve of his little friends.
They played all day and had no end
of good time.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week to Bert A. West and Charlotte
j Stewart, and to Ira d. Kelly and
Grace n. Smith.
w. s. Metcalf, of Lawrence. Colonel
of the First Regiment, K. Y. G., and
a splendid fellow, is inspecting Co. d. !
as we go to press.
u r. Courtney, of Humboldt, can
dIdate for Register of Deeds, was in /
town Monday and made the REGIS |
TER very pleasant call.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-05-21
DECORATION DAY.

The complete program for DecOra-
tion Day in lola is in type but is IN
avOidably crowded out, along with
much other local matter. We have
only space to announce briefly that
Decoration Day will be observed at
lola on Saturday, May 80, with Rev.
Pulliam as the orator. Rev. Z. A.
King will preach the Memorial Day
sermon at the Opera House at IL
o'clock Sunday, May %.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-05-21
Public Notice

25-27l Attorneys for plaintiff
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-05-21

boys found him they thought he was
shot. Fortunately he was not hurt
seriously and will be able TO get
around again SOON.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-05-21
Mr. NeighbOF Told Ne.

About Hoods Sarsaparilla and adj
wired me to try it-This is the kind of
advertising which gives Hoods Sar-
saparilla the largest sales in the
world. Friend tells friend that
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures; that it
gives strength, health vitality and
vigor, and whole neighborhOods use
it as a family medicine.
Hoods Pills act easily and prompt
Iy on the liver and bowels. Cure sick
headache.