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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-01-22
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SherRs SAFE.

First published Jan. g. 1871
By virtue of an order of sale 70 me direesed
and delivered issued out of the District Court
of Allen county, Kansas. IN a case IN wnIen me
S,ity Real Estate Trust Company is plaintiff and
E W, Lee ct al are defendants, Will on the
sth day of February, A. d. 1887,
at the hour of 10 O'Clock g. N, Of said day, At
the front door of the court house lntne city Of
lola Allen county. Kansas. oher at puone sale
ali of the following described real estate. toWie
The southeast quarter of section thirty one.
township twenty-three, south, range nlneseen
east of the sixth principal meridian less ten
acres of the east side thereof lying and situate
in Allen county Kansas; said property 20 Be
sold 20 satisfy the demands OF said order OF sale
c. c. AUsHERNAN, ShefaA
Wheeler 3 sWitzer. attys tor plf
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A Mirad NIetanhor.

At one of the British university
unions an orator declared that the Brit
ish lion. whether it is roaming the des-
erts of India or climbing the forests of
Canada. will not draw in its. horns or
retire into its she'll"
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SherHs Sale.
First published 1 Jan 1871

The State of Kansas Allen county, IS.
in the District Court, Seventh Judicial Dis
trict, sitting in and for Allen county, state OF
Kansas
Ellen NJ Russell, plaintiff
The Globe Investment Co,
corporation ct al. 1efts.
By virtue of an order of sale issued by the
Clerk of the Seventh Judicial District Court, In
and for Allen county, state of Kansas. In the
above entitled cause, and to me directed and
delivered. l will on
Monday. Feb /, A d. 1897
at O'Clock D. m. of said day, at the front door
of the court house in the city of lola, Allen
county Kansas offer for sale and sell TO the
highest bidder, for cash in hand. the following
described real estate. to-wit: The northeast
quarter Ia of section twenty nine 1921 township
twenty three tl9 range eighteen ISL in Allen
county Kansas.
Said lands and tenements will be sold with
out apprais6ment to satisfy said order Of sale
G. C. AUsHERNAN-
Sheriff of Allen county, Kansas.
sheriff's office. lola Kansas, Dec. 90 1896.
Kimball & 0sgOod, attys for plh.
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Many a man

Many a man
would defend his
money with his
life, and many a
an does this
very thing without
knowing it. There
are thousands of
men who decline
to defend tn cir
lives with their
money. They are
so int mt on
getting
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SheriFs Sale.
First published 1 Jan. 1877

State of Kansas, Allen County. SIS.
In the District Court, seventh Judicial Dis
trict sitting in and for Allen county, State of
Kansas
The Mutual Benefit Life In
suranee Co. plaintiff
VS.
William Booze. ct al, deft.
By virtue of an order of sale issued by the
Clerk OF the Seventh Judicial District Court in
and for Allen county. State of Kansas, in the
above entitled cause, and to me directed and
delivered, l will on
Monday Feb. 1, A. D. 1897.
at l o'clock p. m. of said day, at the front door
of the court house in the city of lola, Allen
county. Kansas. offer for sale and sell 70 the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following
real estate, tO-wit: Lots no three and four Is
and a and the east half ca Of the southwest
quarter % of section tbirty-one 1871 Of town
ship twenty-six I26l south of range nineteenlls
east of the sixth l6l p. N lying and situate IN
Allen county Kansas.
Said lands and tenements win be sold without
appraisement TO satisfy said order Of sale.
C. z. AUsHERMAN, =
Sheriff of Allen County, Kansas.
Sheriff's Office. leila, Kansas. Dec So 1896
b. G.. Webb, atty for pill.
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AUCTION,

G. S. Bishop cries sales in Allen
and adjoining counties. Terms reas-
enable and satisfaction guaranteed.
Address lola.
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Methodist Episcopsl-Corner Of Jefferson ave
nue. and Broadway. Services every Sabbath al
Ia m. and $50 p. m Sunday school at s:45 q.
N. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
at7So. Al are cordially invited to all Of these
meetings. L s. Pulliam. pastor.
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Rsptist-On Sycamore street Preaching Sun
dsv morning and evening Sunday school at 9:45
an. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening al
200 N. Young peoples prayer meeting eV-
av Sunday evening. NJ. F. King, pastor.
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Z. B. Church-Preaching every Sunday even
5ng at 7:S0 p. N; Sunday school at s:4o a m;
Young Peoples meeting at p. N. All are cor
&dialy invited. Rev. E. A. King, pastor
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HOLY PILLAR OF ST. PETER.

Continued neTt Week.)
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Reformed-Divine worship in the Christ Re
formed church at II O'Clock g. N every Sun
,5sx Evening services every two weeks
At half past seven O'Clock p. m Sunday school
every Sabbath st 10 O'Clock a m AL are cor.
,5isIlv invited to attend L. ; Faust pastor.
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lola CHURCHES.

acknowledgements on third sunday of the
month. Fred E Stimson, Missionary in charge.
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s.A. GABD. Lawyer. ONCE in REeIsTEE
building.
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Columhine Rebeksh Lodge No. SOS-Neets
in Masonic Hall. second and fourth Monday
evenings of each month. All degree members
in gosd standing are cordially invited 10 meet
with Us
MIS-. Fannie Turner, Noble Grand.
Mrs Mary E. Smeltzer Sec.
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FoUsT & soN-Attorneys and Counsellors-at-
Law. once two doors north OF Northrup's
pank. Iols. Kansas
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A h CAMPBELL Attorney. Office one doc
east Of post office, up-stsirs. lola Ksns.
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Allen County Horticultural Society meets
.averv second Friday Of each month at 2 O'Clock
1mmG Ar hall. J. T. Treadwsy. Treas
q Psncosst secy.
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w.B. GLOVER Attorney at Law, First National
Bank building, Humboldt Kansas.
PHYSICIANS.
JE. JEWELL. N D.-physicisn and surgeon
Special attention paid to surgery and eye dis
eases. Moran. Kansas.
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Presbyterian-MsdisonA Ave. Preaching ev
..-v sabbath at Ia n and 7:3Op m. Sabbath
school Al e6Am- Prayer meeting Wednesday
at 20 q. N. Everybody welcome. ". L
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W. Best Tribune Building
YORK WEEKLY
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Iols Public LibrAry-over Eorthrup's bank
Omen every Saturday from TO p. N stoch
and membership tickets for sale At the room
V(rN Wn. Knapp. Librarian
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Ewing EWING Office one door west c
postOfice, up STAIRS
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McCook Relief Corps, No. las meets the hrsI
and third Saturday afternoons of each month at
2 O'Clock in g A. & hall,
Grstia McClaren, Sec. Margaret Miller, Pres.
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so far as to assert that our intellectual
power is inferior to yours / resign my place
as spectator and become one of the "hor-
nets"
am glad that can write. and while my
mind has not received so much culture, yet
feel that with the aid OF the cousins
can, without hesitation, contradict the
statement and prove beyond doubt that
the intellect of woman is equal to that OF
man. That man has more intellectual abil-
ty is too absurd to mention, and what you
boys want to argue about it for is more
than / can say, unless 1t is to show your
intellectual ability.
Up to the present century very little at
tentiOn was paid to the education of wo-
men, and today there is not as much care
taken in our education as in that of the
other sex, while wo read in the earlier
ages of history that men had every advan-
tage that heart could wish in the cultiva-
ton of the mind and body, and women were
treated as interiors in every way; and be-
cause the women of today are advancing
and asserting their rights of equality, you
boot at them in their endeavors But let
me tell you, they have done, are doing and
will do more to moralize humanity than
the men ever will do. and If you continue
to boot instead of going to work with your
grand intellect" they Will leave you In
the background for wall flowers.
After all their advantages In intellectual
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advance of the times we have evoluted
into knownothings and the first thing you
know they VIII be agitating our page with
the problem What Are Boys Good for
anyway" But boys, come on with your wit
and buoyant spirits. and throw more life
into The Junior column. because the girls
are letting il become a little dry. as they
have about worn few subjects thread
bear, for when they strike q subject Ike
Scroggs they all feather in and tell about
the same thing in q little different Ian
guage, and L guess ScrOggs thanks his
stars for that difference. for it must have
send in some letters full of interest and
give The Junior q send-Off. Then let the
girls follow suit. I think there is nothing
more profitable than to discuss some vital
subject which effects life and Character,
thus trying TO raise the morals and am
bition of our young frieglds- But many OF
our letters are too stiff. formai-wanting
in life and wit. which would so brighten
our page If could only get some cOus-
In living along the coast TO tell OF MS ad-
ventures or describe some thrilling incident
OF sea life or If some cousin living in the
Rocky mountain range. where nature
makes so sublime q display, would give Us
q vivid description Of tho scenery, now II
would bring out the talent for vivid dcscrlp-
ton and lively narration. how II would
make our page grow in interest and soon
We could feel that we had built up the
best junior page that aay paper could
boast of IN this broad land. Then we may
greatly aid in the success of our beloved
paper.
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the door and 20 out when It chose-a III
tla goblin dressed in red flannel with d
green hat running to q sharp Peak At Tao
top and yellow tassel dangling at inc
nenlu-a red flannel goblin, always sneulns
# camphor and spirits OF turpeh'iAo'
sometimes-and these were rare nghts-
tho red goblin remained away. and then
little Crotchett could sloep ana cream
the most beautiful dreams.
p,,t usually. as socn as the night had
ya,len on the plantation AID there was
~ longer any ncise in the house, the little
red goblin with his peaked green nat WouIu
,nen the door gently and peep IN 10 sec
v,,hether the lad WAS eSlecp-and ne kle"
at n glance whether L1ttle Crochet was
sleeping or only fcgning sleep. sometimes
the youngster would shut his eyes ever so
tight and lie as still rs q mouse. hoping
that the red goblin would so away. But
the trick never succeeded. The red goblin
was too smart for that. II there was
biaze in tho fireplace he would wink at
n very solemnly; ST not, he'd wink at the
candle and he never was IN any hurry.
He'd sit squat on the floor for many long
moments Sometimes he'd run ana jump IN
The bed with Little Crotcbett ana then
iump out again. Sometimes he'd pretend
he was going TO jump in the bed. when
suddenly another notion would strike him.
and l0'Q turn dfC run oub 81 etAC wv"
and not come back for days.
But this was unusual. Night In ana
night out, tho year round the red goblin
rarely failed to show himself in Little
Crotchett's room and crawl under the cover
with the lad There was but one person In
all that region whom the rec goblin was
afraid Of and that was Aaron. But he
was on obstinate goblin. Frequently he'd
stay after Aaron came and try his best
70 fight it out with the son of Ben All;
but In the end he would have to go. There
were times, however, when Aaron could
not respond to Little Crotchetts signal OF
distress-the light in the dormer window
and at such times the red goblin would
have everything his own way. He would
stay TIL all the world was awake, and then
he'd sneak off TO his hiding place. leaving
Little Crochet weak and exhausted.
Thus It happened that while Chunky Riley
was taking an unexpected ride on the
White Pig and afterwards while the three
men were sitting the pasture fence be-
yond tho spring, the red goblin was giving
Little Crochet a good deal of trouble.
No matter which way he turned In bed.
the red goblin was there. lie was there
when Aaron came into the flower garden.
He was there when Aaron stood at the
foot OF the great oak at the corner Of tho
house He was there when Aaron put
forth his hand. felt fer and found one OF
the iron spikes that had been driven into
the body OF the oak. The red goblin was
I'm bed with Littlo Crotchett and Juggling
at his back and legs when Aaron pulled
himself up by means Of the iron spike;
when he found another iron spike: when.
standing on and holding to these spikes
he walked up tho trunk of the tree as If
It were a ladder, and when he went into
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A Sketch OF the
Carnival Season
HARD c7HS

y q now the carnival season and ! can
fhiuk - nothing move interesting II write
yau than O. how d IS observed In New
Orleans. one % tire first things person
visiting the city A. this tifnc wishes Z"
learn Is u-.an what cay each year the earn
ivai season really begins And the native
~ whom he inquiries smiles ne he tells him
mat % begins uu I'D particular DAY. And
r. Is true. Sometimes 10 is week ten
.favs-u-rhans 4 fortnight-hc fore mardi
r-as There have been no Indications 81
Fae un1-oarsli1E ses.eo-- one morning
-su stand looking ont ~ your window
srr-tlu-. perhaps. Il little weariiy that the
.ssr r,1rsIue of another 1as- has begun
when ,n-.~ heart sutilculy gives bound
rrF an the Guslness ard WEAKNESS atsap-
-asars ne - br magic For. from balcony
down the street a Nttle per uant y waving
rreen and purple and gold Tho KING
-, 0-as And g. day OF two they arc
rea~vv-here. fsuttarirE from stately build
tres waving from galleries. dropping rom
f.s.f. Fo--Drr windows. and slunE manner
fssrso- across the streets Then sunary
s..,- ,gfrfnrs fairi. overflow with All man
rer o. grotcsQue costumes ana unin. slil''-
s.sr masks In others are crowns anu SIT
ais and s-rnser--royal Jewels whiting i"r
tha unknown kings and queens whose SUD
s--.z am MAKING ready Tor thrir haven't
7.se-v ore seems - be fun ~ "a 'oyous
..-rF.--s.r.t which Increases until NJ
room one day cannon "'''iHs
end hts majesty. Rex arrives "tu
brings in The g-ariest part ~ the army y.
-, .h7 curve ~ the river comes the E'yly
s..-a-.-o.I vessel which be1-S him Every
81 sal IN the river IS decorated n MS non
ar Tie lands and rides - t0e ciiN 'iatt -
r--sf-e Tho KEYS ot ~" CITY anu LF'h
t.--rr he retEres. supposedly - fi@ iAtiAc's
That rl-hf Trofsus holds forth IN q fSf.l1a
fs-r.- parade: the next night belongs %
.-,--,--- ,,i,, also I'M, a grand parade. And
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into the never ending eternity. without
the smile of God to greet 1t and shed its
golden beams about it. Thus we are taught
not to live for self alone; not to seek
ones own pleasure without giving happl-
ness to those around us.
The great Father of all intended for us to
be happy; then why should we not be. not
only in this life below. but in the life be-
yond the tomb? We have none to blame but
ourselves "Well." says one. happiness IS
not found in poverty. L must be wealthy
in order to be happy. 1 must live in
ease and luxury"
This is a grave mistake. Wealth and
happiness are seldom found together. Our
happiness is not altogether dependent upon
our environment.
There are many little acts Of self-denial
and kindnesses we might perform each
day, If we would only look about us and
find them, to secure this coveted treasure.
We must first give It to others.
Poor Scroggs was defeated on tho moral
question land I think Laurence viii have
to give it up, the girls are throwing
shells at him hot and heavy.
/ would like correspondents; either sex
Claude Lawrence, New Birmingham, Tex.
Dear Junior: Rally round the flag. boys;
rally once again! Abandon not the dear
old Junior to the girls. They viii begin TO
think that in the course of progress and the
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aaron in the Wild Woods ,.
The Story of Southern Swamp.
= TOFI, CHANDLER HARRIS
JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS. - - -

Little Crotchett's room by way OF the
dormer window. The real name of the red
goblin with the green hat was Pain, as
we know. and he was very busy with Lit
tie Chrotchett this night, and though the
lad had fallen into a doze. he was moving
restlessly about when Aaron entered the
room The Son of Ben Ali stepped to the
low bed and knelt by 1t, placing his hand
that the night winds had cooled on Little
Crochett's brow, touching it with firm but
gentle strokes. The lad awoke with
start, saw that Aaron was near and then
closed his eyes again.
IT'S n long way for you to come" no
said There's n lot of things for you IN
the basket there"
If twice as long 1t would be short for
me-" replied Aaron. Then, still strokinS
Little Crotchett's brow with one hand and
gently rubbing his body with the other.
the Son of Ben All told Of Chunky Riley 5
ride on the White Pig With his eyes closed
the lad could see the whole performance.
and he laughed with such heartiness that
Aaron laughed in sympathy. This was
such a rare event that Little Crotchett
opened his eyes to see it. but he soon closed
them again for now he felt that the red
goblin was preparing to go.
Il cent Chunky Riley" said Little Crotch
EFT. after n while They're after you to-
morrow-Jim Simmons and his hounds.
And he has a catch dog with him. l. saw
the dog today. Hes named PIuto lies
big and black and bob-tailed. and his ears
have been cropped. oh, I'm afraid they'll
get YOU this time Aaron. Why not stay
here with me tomorrow and the next day.
Here" There was note of surprise IN
Aarons voice.
'Yes. what's to hinder you? can keep
everybody out of tho room, except
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Copyright. 1907, by Joel Chandler Harris.
CHAPTER ~.
Between Night and Dawn.

Between Night and Dawn.
When Aaron Parted from Chumpy Riley
On the hill after they had come from The
Sv amp, he went along the path TO the
spring. stopped on his hands and knees
and took long draught Of the cool water.
Then he went In the rear of the negro
quarters, crossed tho orchard fence and
passed thence to the flower garden IN front
Of the great house. At ono corner of the
house a large oak reared its head above
the second story. Some of its limbs when
swayed by the wind swept the dormer
window that jetted out from Little Crotch
ett's room. Behind the red curtain OF this
dormer window light shone although 1t
was now past midnight. 1t shown there at
night whenever Little Crotchett was rest
less and sleepess and wanted to see Aaron.
And this was often for the younester,
with all his activity. rarely knew what 1t
was to be free from pain. But fer his
journeys hither and yonder on the Gray
Pony he would have been very unhappy,
indeed. All day long he could make some
excuse for putting his aches aside; he
could even forget them But at night.
when everything was quiet. Pain would
rap at the door and insist ON coming in
and getting in bed with him.
Little Crotchett had many quaint
thoughts and queer imagnations. ana one
of these was that Pain was a sure enough
something or other thar could come in at
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Expect somebody" said Aaron. smiling.
''No no, The White-Iaired Master is
good man. Good to all He'd shake his
head and say, Runaway hiding in my
house! That's bad. bad" No. Little Mas
ter, they'll not get Aaron. You sleep.
Tomorrow night I'll come. My clothes VIII
be ripped and suagged. Have me big
needle and some coarse thread. III mend
'em here, and while I'm mending L may
tell a tale. I don't know. Maybe. You
sleep"
Aaron was no mesmerIst. but somehow,
the red goblin being gone, Little Crotchett
was soon In the land of dreams. Aaron
remained by the bed TO make sure the
sleep was sound. then he rose. tucked the
cover about the lads shoulders dor me
morning air was cooD, blew out the cahaie
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A SIMPLE CATARRH CURE.

have spent nearly fifty years n tbs
treatment Of catarrh. and have erected
49, cures than any specialist IL tbs
tt.-C,r,y of medicine As / must soon retire
ION active practice on account OF CD
ace 1 will, from this time on, send Inc
,,Sss,us OF treatment and cure as used III my
.ractice. FREE and postpaid, 20 every
reader OF this paper who suffers from tn5 M.
lOathsOme. dangerous and disgusilhs US
one is free to accept. Address Profsssof
lawrence. IS Warren street. New YORK
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JUniOr
Correspondence
Interesting Letters From the Younger
Readers of The Constitution.

clare Turner. Garner -. Gear Jun
far- I wrote a little story 20 The Junior
ea-re tfur aeo and was very glad 10 SEQ
! .r rriuf / I've two miIes aud a hair
.rrn Garner. a pretty iittic village and
wen miles from Raleigh. the capital 81
s-e-th Carolina The place We I've a IS
-s-y urettv There are several large cedar
sraas In tie yard thnt are covered with
s.- Their are roses. lilies ana white
Ed-.e-suck-e. AMI white fcssamine. etc Ine
t-u=. IS an oll-flshionc1 two-story build
u Is very healthy place. too TO
-..-t country does Ceylon belong. Best
--.s a. Aunt Susie aud the cousins.
1seL lind Z cents for the Grady hos
aL
Lone star Broluax. La--Dear Ju-
-. Here / am. aroused 90 activity by
aae % those boys sarcastic scripture
alrtatious.' in which he OBlnSerl said
II ~. girls wished 10 know anything wo
=--rorrH ask the BOYS" Tho very III a.
I1s- IS though We haven't the same OF
r-a-turtty of gaining knowledge IS they
have Of course We know all the great
men OF today. and nearly al 81 the past.
So Bwnker cid not n1me them, but he
-afked as though there was not q as
-snEulshsd woman on the face 81 cre1loh /.
and vas talking about "broad-minde a
professors and trying his best 10 PM
Us on the verge 81 despair. Now mus