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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-14
swgogN's CHEAP TELEPHONES.
Great Number In Use at the Low Rates
Charged.

In the latest paper received. says a
correspondent of the New York Herald
writing from Nyland. Sweden, l notice
that the price of telephones in New
York Is $40 per year. 1t may be of
some interest to your readers to know
something of the telephone business in
this country. There are two companies
the Government Telephone company
and the General Telephone company
formerly the Bell Telephone company.
The former charges per year so crowns,
or s22. in every city, and 80 or
s25, In the country. The latter COM
many charges 60 W or sig. per
wear in cities, towns n villages, ex-
cept in Stockholm. where you pay only
&c crowns, or 1915, per year. BY pay
ing these charges you are emitted %
have your telephones repaired n
ever needed, besides having them IN
spected twice a month.
The number of telephones may be a
surprise for you. In the city OF stock
holm alone with a population OF 2SO,-
OOO) there are no less than $4,000 tele-
phones. Outside the city limits In any
town you pay for ~telephoning a dis
lance of 30 English miles Is up TO 80
ore. or A to s cents, for three minutes
conversation. From this place TO stock
holm. 800 miles, you pay IL cents Tor
three minutes conversation. The tele-
phone system has been extended TO the
northernmost town IN TINS county, ~
noranda. From this place to Stock
holm. a distance of 720 English miles
YOU can communicate by telephone for
Just "a cents.
There is hardly a village in the whole
| country where at least a dozen phones
! are not found. and in the very WOODS
YOU may, during your n a
telephone put up for The accommoda-
ton of chance travellers or tourists. III
49, Mild and deserted places there
are no people living for miles around
sim the tourist might be able TO com
municate with friends far away: He Is
expected to pay the charges, whlch ne
will find in the guide books hung uT
at the telephones.
In Norway there are many less tele'
phones. owing probably to the vas
desert places in ms northern ana mld'
die counties. In Christiania there arr
about 10000 phones in a population o.
IL. 900 inhabitants. but he prices arr
the same as in his country.
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BROOKE BE GOVERNOR
He WILL HEAD TuE ADMINISTRA.
TON IN CUBA.
An Elaborate system Of Police Machinery
Must He organiIed-Flosting
Dock To re sold.

Washing m. Dec. 13.-Major General
Brooke arrived in Washington to-day and
was closctcd for more than an hour with
General Alger. lie then proceeded to the
white house. ard when he returned TO
the war department informally an
nounced that the president had d,siE-
mated him TO be military governor Of
Cuba. Each Of the six provinces will have
it's own military governor. and an will re-
give Instructions directly from General
Brooke.
In answer TO "A question as TO when he
intended TO assume his new duties. GEN
eral Brooke replied that ne would proceed
10 Havana and take charge just Is soon
as he Coul' organize his stan and
forces. Such disturbances as occurred In
Havana night before last. said he. may
be expected to Tecir. and to happen IN
some OF the other Cuban towns and cit
les. And. a. the United states Is pledged
L. restore the reign OF law and order iu
Cuba, General Brooke will be under IN,
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THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
A MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE to RAISE
THE NECESSARY FUNDS.
A Thousand Preachers Pledged to Secure
$1,000 a Piece 81. 900 for
an Endowment.

Washington, Dec. 13.-At the semi-an-
nual meeting of the trustees of the
American university held here to-day
Hon. William Connell OF Scranton. Pa.
presided at the forenoon session. and ex-
Governor PattIson at the afternoon ses-
sion. Among those present were Bishop
J.. +. Hurst, chancellor; Bishop c. c.
McCabe. Rev. DIR. w. II. Milburn, chap
lain of the United States senate; Rev. DR..
G. II. Payne. corresponding secretary OF
the board Of education Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, and NJ. G.. Emory,
treasurer.
The board adopted plans proposed by
Bishop McCabe for the organization Of
a ministerial alliance to consist of 1000
preachers. each to secure $1,000 Hl,Ooo.0o0
in alb for an endowment fund. and also
for a woman's guild to raise the same
amount. making $1,000. 600 for endowment.
The initial steps toward the organization
of the alliance were taken by the cleo
ton of Bishop Charles II. Fowler OF Buff
falo. y. Y. as president, and Bishop Nc
Cabe as secretary. q. c. Glover pledged
$1,000 for the alliance. payable Jan. l.
Subscriptions 10 the alliance already nave
been made for $4,000.
For the erection OF the Pennsylvania
hall of administration $4,000 also has
been pledged. DR.. w. l.. Davidson was
elected field secretary, TO have I'm charge
the raising Of funds for the erection OF
the Ohio college government building.
An explanation was made by Henry
Ives Cobb Of a water color sketch OF the
grounds and proposed buildings and also
his elevations. of the Ohio college of gov
/ eminent and the Pennsylvania hail Of adj
minlstratiun buildings.
Thomas W. Smith of Washington, Mrs.
EVELYN :. Tome Of Port Deposit, Md,
Rev. Sparks Cadman OF New York, John
+ Dubois OF Dubois, Pa, and Rev. Dr. j.
Wesley Inn were elected trustees.
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Refrigerator In Cuba.

Chicago. Dec. l3-The Record says
Chicago packers will spend a larg,
amount Of money in erecting imm"ns'
Geld storage plants I'm Cuba and Porto
Rico. Those interested I'm the matter ar"
y. ID. Armour. Swift. Nelson Morris and
Thomas J. Upton. \ modern structure.
which will accommodate 90 refrigerator
cars 81 meat. will he built at Havana FOR
Mr.. swift. Just how large a plant is To
b. erected by Armou a co. ~ not def
nitcly decided upon as Vet. Experts vii
bs IN both Islands within a fortnight To-
look over the ground and prepare plans
and specifications. erection Of proposed
plants. etc.
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SOLD LIQUOR TO INDIANS
THAT is THE CHARGE DE ROSTER
Is ON TRIAL FOR.
III. Defendant Denied Everything and
Proved an Abb h jury
Has the Case.
snecinI nIsnntch to tho standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Dec. 13-George De Roster OF
Desmet was tried in the United States
district court to-day on the indictment
returned by the federal grand jury at
Butte. charging him with selling liquors
20 two Flathead Indians on the Cd Of
last July. The defendant was represented
by s. G. Murray Of Missoula. while Dis
trict Attorney Rodgers conducted the
prosecution. The grand jury was COM
posed OF residents OF Helena. Louis Pierre
and Michel Jane, the two complaining
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Mexico viii Aid Them.

New York. Dec IA dispatch TO the
Press from Washington says the Mexican
government has submitted a project TO
the Spanish authorities I'm Havana by
which "a proposes TO aid the spanish gov
eminent by allowing colonization H. Mex
leo by government aid from our sister re
public. A lien h. To- be taken upon the
products Of the ~colonists. The Spanish
authorities I'm general favor the scheme,
ts a viii relieve them OF the future care
q many Of their soldiers who otherwise
would have 10 be returned 10 Spain.
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sunday Fishing with Another Parson

In a small village Boz Gloucestershire the
clergyman was ont visiting. but was eN-
pcctsd back 10 preach on the Sunday.
Early on sunday morning. however. the
parish clerk received 20 MESSAGE from the
clergyman TO say ha would not he able
10 preach. as he was gong to "~officiate'
for another clergyman. AS the service
drew near the Clork rang the bell, and
when the time WIS ND. and the people
were assembled. De- went into the pulpit
and addressed them thus: This Is to
give notice that The gJrson will not b.
able TO preach here today. as he IL gone
'a-rshing' along with another parson."
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ON THE TRACK.
At Ingieside.

San Francisco. Dec. 13.-Weather NJ In
gleside fine. track fast. Results: Five fur
ionesEBallista won. Judge Wofford sec
ond. Fermo third: time. l:o3is. Mile. sell
sng-Daisy +. won. Imperious second, Pa,
Morrissey third: time. l:ili.. Five and q
half f~urlongs-Joe Ullman won, Ferrier
second. Kamsin third: time. LOST. Mile.
selling-Buckwa won. our Climate second
Rubicon third. time. 1:4la. Five furlOngs
Miss Rowena won. Mary Back second
Nalencienne third: time. 100. Mile, selling
-Libertine won. Mamie q. second. Hard
Nv third; time, l:42ia.
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New Orleans. Dec. l3.-Westher clear
and cool. track heavy. Results: Selling
mile and - yards-Branch won. Vice Re
gal second. Garnet Ripple third: time.
I:5l. Six furiongs-Old Fox won. Blenheim
second. Red Pirate third time. l:22. Sell
ing. mile and a quarter-Red won. Part
ner second. A%talantus third. time. 2:2i
Selling. mile-Prestar won. Moroni sec
ond. Disturbance third; time. l.5lia. Seven
furlongs-Pinkey Potter won. PATRON
second, Elkin third. time. l:g7.
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$500. half her property. to Lieutenant
wark. who was sentenced 20 hang Tor
completely I'm an Illegal operation which
cnused her death. The will Is TO be con-
tested by the next Of kin. Friends OF
Wark are preparing a petition to. the
home secretary for "A pardon.
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viii Serve lively. Years.

Philadelphia. Dec. l3.-Gideon ".
Marsh. formerly president % the wreck
ed Keystone National bank. was to-day
sentenced 20 imprisonment for ~ years
and three months and % pay a fine Of
500. Marsh was charged with conspiracy
IN making false entries in the books
and issuing false reports TO the comp
froller Of currency.
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Proof Positive.

From the Indianapolis Journal.
These vegetarians are all wrong.
Think so?"
Certainly. Meat makes life
That's one doctrine. perhaps
"Its the ruth. Didn't it take a spa
rib 10 make Eve?'
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Ashes of Columbus.

Havana. Dec. l3.-The ashes OF Column
bus have been placed aboard the war YES
sci Condo de Ncnadito for transport to
Spain.
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Steamer Was Damaged.

Yokohama. Dec. l3.-The British steon-
er Ningcho. from Portland ore, nov. 10:
Tor this port and Hong Kong. has arrred
here with two boats gone and bulwarks
smashed and cargo damaged.
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N-u Russian Ri.hnn-

New York. Dec. l3-Bishop TikhoH. w
uewly-appointed head OF the Rus
church in America, arrived yesterday
she FrencA line steamship Ia chm
payne. Bishop Tiyhon viii start for
Francisco on Thursday.
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A Butte Man Killed.

Seattle. Dec. ia premature explosion
of dynamite occurred in the Cascade u n
rel tonight. Pat Siberian OF butte Mont
was killed and two others unknown were
In imr.l.
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A wrestling Match.

Chicago. Dec. 13-Articles Of agreement
have been signed by Farmer Burns and
] J.. Rooney. the "Giant Gripman.' on
one side. and Hall Adlai. the Turk. on the
other for a wrestling match TO take
place ON Jan. 20.
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VIII BE Mustered Out.

Springfield. H.. Dec. l3-Captain Page
Wainwright. chief mastering onicor OF
Illinois, has received orders from Wash
inrton 10 muster out the 80 Illinois in
fantry volunteers jar. p
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Migh ~Asniniinn.-

From the Baltimore sun.
THAT great astronomer used 10 be a
theatrical manager"
lie hasn't changed much. then. He Is
stil looking up stars"
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The she'll Exploded.

st. Petersburg. Dec. BY the eNplo-
sion OF a shell AT Fort Constantine, az
Cronstadt. to-day. nine soldiers were XIII
cd and three officers and seven soldiers
wounded.
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From the New York Ledger.
Force 81 habit puts lots OF men I'm jail"
Yes, but not SO many as the police
force"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-14
Ordered TO Havana.

Washington. Dec. l3.-The Brooklyn,
Texas. Castine and Resolute have been
ordered to Havana.
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AGED Woman Dead.

Grass Valley. Cal, Dec. l3-Mrs. Cath
crime Raglan. aged log years. is dead
here.
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win conts-t the Will.

New York. Dec. ia dispatch 20 the
World from London says: Miss Yates left
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-04-15
PRAIRIE DELL.
Mr.. GEO. BARrH, Reporter.

John Sheriff. is working for Chas
Barth during hls recovery from the
accident noted in last weeks REC.
IsrER.
George McCelland had a very
sick horse last week with chances
doubtful for recovery.
Lutte Hazel Drake has been quite
sick with roseola and later with a
swelling on one side of her neck.
Mrs Baker and Mrs IIinkel met
at Mrs Geo IL Barth's Thursday OF
last week and did some sewing for
her. Some others were coming but
gave it up because Of the accident
TO Chas Barth.
Geo Sheriff. sold some hogs last
week.
We undeis stand that Mr. Barrack-
man lost a large number of hogs
with hog cholera, also VIM Lytle
Of Salem has lost quite a number
by the same disease.
Bert Japhet spent Sunday with
Willie Springer at Mr. Kerr's north
west Of lola.
A brother of Mr. Lockhart of Sa.
lem and who recently moved here
from Iowa has rented the little
house on VIM Buchanan's place
southeast of lola.
Mr. and Mrs G w Baker spent
Sunday in Allen Center neighbor-
hood.
Pearl Malsberry is assisting Mrs
Chas Barth with her housework.
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Liver Ills

Kohler and Helen attended the Aid
Society at Mrs } T. Woods.
Mr. an Mrs John Campbell visit
ed Mrs Campbell's Fathea last Tues
day and he accompanied them home
for a few days.
Lee and Herbert Mooney were
called to Elsmar Tuesday on account
of the death of their cousins child.
Mr. Myers went to LalIarpe
Thursday.
Mr. Price called at J II Stewards
Sunday and attended Sunday School
at the Hall.
Miss Murtell Maxim is going to
school at the Hall. She rides to
and from,
Mr. and Mrs Harry Boeken visit.
ed ye scribe on Wednesday.
} w Gullett sowed 40 acres of
clover, timothy and blne grass last
week for hog pasture.
Mary Walton visited Home Folks
Saturday and Sunday.
A party at Mr. and Mrs Boeken's
Friday evening.
The Aid Society gave up their
supper owing to the Rainey wealth
er.
Ernest Myers visited home folks.
Parties going to lola from here
last week were Mr. and Mrs ID Ay-
ers, Mrs + Curfman, Mr. and Mrs II
Boeken, Mr. J 7 Wod, j w Gullett
Mr. and Mrs Fred Seymour, and Mr.
and Mrs M l. Seymour, Mr. and Mrs
Roy Ayers and number of others.
Mr. and Mrs J p Kohler visited
Mr. Kohler's parents Thursday.
Charley Kohler is quite a rustler
for small boy.
John Statler ard Mr. Catchen's
son'in-law were hauling hay Thurs
day to Statler's at Moran. They
had too double teams.
Mr. w Mitchell is staying a few
days with his daughter Mrs Camp.
bell.
We are sorry to hear that ii Kerr
has lost all of his horses but one
since he went to Arkansas.
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ONION GRE Elk.

Mr. Marley closed his school at
this place last Friday The New
ton school also closed last Friday.
Some of the boys celebrated
Easter by having an egg roast on
the creek.
There will be a pie social at the
Valley school house Saturday night
Apr 2G. All are invited to attend.
Bert Rose visited a friend over
east Sunday.
Mr. aud Mrs Geo Baxley, Geor-
gle Crawford, Maggie Ross and jim
BaXley visited Sunday at Mrs Dav-
ISIS near Chanute.
Several of the, young people
spent Easter at John Baxley's.
Sadie Johnson was in this neigh
borhood one or two days last week.
Maud Myers returned to her
home in Humboldt the first of this
week.
viii Miller is helping p Stotler,
His wife returned from Missouri a
few days ago.
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GOLDEN VALLEY.
MRS. HATTIE GULLErr, Reporter

June Williams has returned from
the Reformatory. We hope June
will see the errors of his ways and
leave bad associates alone and i'm
prove the talents God has given
him. And we know all law abid-
ing citizens will help him to do
right.
Mrs johnson has been quite poor
ly here of late. She is quite suf-
ferer.
Mrs Sylvester is not as we'll, be-
ing confined to her bed most of the
time.
Leo Sylvester is assisting J
Brown.
John Zimmerman, Jr, purchased
pony of j w Gullett.
Mrs Myers and Lulu, Mrs NJ l.
Seymour and Florence and p
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Mrs. 7. NJ. DAvIs. Reporter

Crowded out last week
Miss Florence Beaton, of n Y
City, was the guest of Miss Sadie
Travis.
Mr. f NJ Davis's store was the
first one illuminated by natural gas
Monday night aud now we are all
burning gas and feeling as proud as
peacockS.
Mr. Mcdonald is no better.
Tuesday was pay day. r II
Lanyon was out with the cash.
J d Evans and son have opened
up real estate Office and are sell
ing lots right along.
j w Wood made out eight deeds
Tuesday.
A very enjoyable time was spent
at Mrs + q Danforth's last Thurs
day by abont fifteen ladies sewing
rags and eating a fine dinner.
Mr. Tom Anderson was called to
Illinois last week by the sudden
death of his mother. 1t had not
been long since he was back to at
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DIAMOND.
MRS. 7, W. JONES, Reporter.

School at Waverly closed last Fri-
day instead of the week before, as
your typo made us say. The parents
of the pupils who devoted themselves
to their studies, are all pleased with
the winters work.
Julia Mills Is enjoying the company
of Miss Kane of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sprague enter
tanned friends from near Kincaid re-
Gently.
Ed Rhodes of Colony made busi-
ness trip to LaHarpe Saturday and
stopped over on his way home to pay
respects to that ten pound boy at
A w Vickers.
Mr. Henzie came up from Humboldt
where he spends most of his time
now looking after his new house, and
spent Sunday with home folks.
Old Mr. Bolby's house burned with
all its contents Saturday night from
defective fiue.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Willoughby of
Elsmore visited relatives is this vicin-
ity the first part of the week.
Diamond Sunday School elected Of
ficers and teachers. We retain our
very efficient perintendent g. w.
Smith and Mrs Dragoo as assistant,
thus assuring a successful summers
work, Our new minister preached AN
acceptable discourse on the 3rd and
organized our Sunday School into a
missionary band.
Diamond closes her day school this
Friday with an entertainment and
social dinner.
Mrs Al Kennedy is canvalescent,
but her husband was taken sick Sat-
urday and at this writing is very ILL
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tend the funeral Of a sister.

tend the funeral of sister.
Nh Gibbs barn was burned last
Friday night presumably by a tramp
Mr. Gibbs losing two teams, a new
road wagon, some farming imple.
ments and all his corn and hay.
All together about 5000 which
makes it very hard just as spring
work is beginning. The sympathy
Of everybody is extended to him.
Mrs Saeger has gone to lola to
stay couple of weeks at Rev
Faust's,
Misses Dollie and Lutte Adams
took the tram for Lawrence last
week where they will spend cou-
pie of weeks.
The new buildings we mentioned
last week are all going up nicely
Notwithstanding the weather.
Mr. Goble is building a nice lv-
cry barn OH lots back of his store
he used to own.
Mr. Frank Miller is building a
new house on his lot in the Cruise
addition.
Well No I in the Welsner place
has the tools still fast, but heavy
flow of gas was struck IN we'll No ?
Tuesday.
Mr. c g Hickey our editor will
soon be able to move to the Blod-
gett building here. Then his work
will be mnch more pleasant and sat
lsfactory to himself.
The Liveryman bought two fine
new rigs of Hackney and Son.
Now the young men are flying.
Mrs Coles sister from Colony is
staying with her in the restaurant.
Sadie Epperson went to Bronson
last Saturday to visit several days
with her uncle at that pla,e.
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ROCK CREEK.
Mrs. G. E. Sawyer. Reporter.

Mrs Flakes mother is making
her visit.
Emma Hardin is visiting west of
the river with her brother Sherman.
Edward Fisher purchased a horse
of } Uhle last week.
Ralph Shafer is Leading ont
again this year in chicken raising.
Mrs Chas Mnll has been having a
severe attack of lagrippe.
A gentleman from near LaHarpe
has rented the Frank Null farm.
Rev Layton is to preach at Rock
Creek Sunday afternoon.
Charley Powell, Frank Anderson
Fred Dunlap, Chas Longshore and
Lena Delp took the common
school examination Saturday.
The w M A meets at the Rock
Creek school house April 20 for an
all day session and to elect dele
gates to the meeting which will be
held at Parsons.
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OLIVE BRANCH.

VIM Ford and Tom Davis each
shelled corn Thursday. Mr. Keis-
ter and Charley Ford did the she'll
ing.
Archie Lacey Of Moran is assist.
ing the Sloan Bros with their farm
work.
Mrs Ford and daughter Mabel
visited Jennie Elfin Friday.
Mrs Bacon went TO Yates Center
for visit with her parents.
Mr. Downs and family visited at
VIM Mattock's Sunday.
Mrs Woods visited Grandma
Bailey Thursday.
Dave Larue went to Yates Cen
ter Wednesday on business,
Myrtle Studeville is home again
after two weeks visit at Blue
Mound.
Two more weeks of school at
this place.
Minnie Davis is home again after
ar absence of several weeks.
Mrs Ogle and son Blaine of Car
lyle spent Thursday night at J
Morris's.
Frank Studeville and wife aud
three little daughters took dinner
Sunday at Ed Elfin's
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vent to Ft Scott Tuesdoy.

went to FIT Scott Tuesdoy.
f w Myler went to lola Satur-
day.
Easter services were held IN the
Methodist, Christian and NJ p
churches Sunday.
Emma Bassett returned from
Butler Friday.
Miss Sbeaf, of lIolcomb, H., is
visiting with her aunt, Mrs Keith
Mrs Mason went to New Jersey
Thursday.
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Santa Fe Route

Anniversary celebration of odd
Fellows at Neodesha, Kans., April
20. Rate of one fare for the round
trip. Tickets on sale pril 25 and 20;
final limit April 81.
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THE COUNTY NEWS.
Interesting Items From M Over
Allen County,
THE MOST IMPORTANT DEEDS
DONE BY YOUR NElcHRoRs FAITH
FULLY AND IMPARTIALLY SET
DOWN by REGISTER
REPORTERS

The Reporters whose names appear at the
heads of these letters are agents of the REGIS
TER and are authorized to solicit advertising
and receive subscriptions, ANY assistance
rendered them in gathering the news OF their
respective neighborhoods will be appreciated
LA HARPE.
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ALife for soc.

Many people have been cured of
Kidney Diseases by using SOC bottle
of Foley's Kidney Cure. Evans Bros
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MORAN.
ALMIRA c. BAssErr, Reporter.

Harry Bassett spent Sunday at
home.
J N Thompson and Rev CantJ all
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-04-15
SLAUGHTER PRICES
ON MEMS SUITS.

A Fine Tailored, Fancy Black Worsted Suit
made up in the very latest round cut sack
made by expert tailors, and thoroughly re-
liable, regular price $3.50,