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Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11
Vpt 3or.

"Rautc. Mas." omtaler ct mt Rpr.
Tom er tonitrueret af en- Rr. g. 0uree.
o9 bporaf man psnter fig fore isorbele.
Diets 8irtninger ital bare n9iten
ltrolist, iiges Der. Oct berettes iaaz
leoes, at en- Soostuttsr, iom for itnrebe
oaarligt, peb bette Rpr blep foranoret
til ct 5artsi, Tom meb itip aulina Ga
Sisen tiers ppsr, tunoe feile meo
Rorrinoen omtrent mibtItibs, % Tom
mso Rorpinoen / 9orbe GIT runot /
en- meget lioen Girtel. Del etenooms
meltse peo bette gfor er, at bet y
tpttsit | Ggtsrfunten, oe at srpttet
pirtsr 'tertt, iaainart Rprst pribes.
DIETS 5orm meDisrsr peIaa, at Rp.
itelien opbsrer. oa 9anpets Srpt mob
itraaoanneos Sioer bibra9.r til at
boloe Roret ituoigt.
paa SrIogsfartsisr itulbe man tro,
at otS'e Ror MATTE pore meaet for.
belastige. men for ale andre Tsarteisr
sr bet isIpfslselig osiaa at flor getpbs
ming at tunoe Usnoe burtiet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11
&poroan ttan ifal anrgle.

Naar gsrn itai eurgle Salien -
% forreiten Borne meb - pleter be
gjerne at gou ub fra, at bet, iom bet
tommer an paa, er at bet ri9tig ruler
neoe / Salfen. De ta9sr en- iaa tor
Mtunbfulb 8urgleoano fom muIig,
lager 6opeoet bpstig tilbase os itpls
Ter Iaa p9t berinbe, inbtil 9anbet Biz
Der parmt og ipDttes uo.
SenIigten meo 8urglinsen er 10 Der
at bebanole Munoens baserits Del,
8aneparttet Mdnblernes SperFlabe)
os bet sperite Stptte al Sp9last: man
fan berpeo renie SIimbinben for
Slim, ~peob9n9enbe % trriterenoe
Waoreiter 0. li9n. % lette Gfitsonins
gen al %faftfiobenbe acknowledgements
ter (peo SulsbetGnbelie, 0tfteritis 0.
I. b. FAINT b%esinfcsre sller pirte l9s
ssnoe paa Slimhinbsn.
Som Regel naar 8urglebanbet
imibIertib life neb / Speloet, men
Itunoies / buserite Del al Munbbulen
at 8anen, Der fpGnber fla nsb oner
Sungerooen. @urglingsn 5liotr bu ct
Soilette al Munosn, men lille al SpGle
get, bpiltet mar 10 iom ofteIt nstop
piloe paapirte.
Den rationale 8urglino moa gisres
iudleoe5: Man tager en- life alt for
tor Munbfulo 9ursleounb, logger
Sooeoet libt tilbaee % laoer 8anoet
peb aaben Munb Lobe langIpmt bag
til, ioet man beitreber iig for life al
ip9nbe @anen nso imob 9unosn; man
Itdl netop paste paa life at laoe ben
pelbetienbte 9urglelpb tpmme frem.
6erpeo Ripper 9onbet nebenunber Ga
nebuerne % ndar Spplget8 sperite
Del.
8epiiet pad, at @urqIepanoet er
naoet neo / Spelget. bar mar BERT, at
bet burti9 Itnlles uo igien msb ct SGt,
nGiten Tom peo en- 9ratninq; bet fan
TONNE uo i9iennem baabe R9is %
Wunb. Staar bet % rurrer en- Sio,
ipm bet alminoelig FER, er bet bet bebs
tie 8epis paa, at 8anbet lite er naaet
ub fra Wunoen.
9enne Metbooe er imibtertib itte
dltib iad ~bebagelig; noonliQ minbre
9crn bar onot for at BRUCE ben, forbi
be blioer f~orItrRtfebe oeb ben brett
nin9sli9nenoe 5ornemmeGIs, iom ben
fremtalber, % beroeO llbFpbninaen
giennem H9ien. Wen oerfor er ben 10
a1ieepel ben bebIte.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11


terre, tbi ioa 6nlh miiter De lin Spirefraft. Sorienbes Sc
ON Soften lit srsnte Slal, er man uoiat for, at Der uouitles
en- 'tGrt @iGrin9s'O ~plssnine, iom osiaa ipoierer benz for
loplantuing.
Get Seoite, man fan giore, bpis man ON Saaren nil leo.
&c '9 efter uopIantniu9 al oenne Slaos, er, at man benuen.
Der 't9 til Joit, Der oriuer Ell oroentlis 6orretnine ont 8aa.
rem at irlse Iittert i~pirebpstise 9alnsboer. &c tsrre ylpober,
iont tlgbes Sutiterne, buer albeles life.
Stl man iaa beplante ct Stptte 2anb for meb 9iben at
Hare lg en- Samltng al patre galuso.3rper, ntao Soroen
~bearbetoes paa famine Maabe iom for Corn; Der opmarfes
Hanoer paa Srpbs os 5uers, 4 SOB fra bueranore poa buer
Sant, o9 paa bert 8uuft, bpor oisie trpoier bueraubre. ueS,
l999es en- Iainso og tiloettes meo Ell Sommes 9orolaa.
Sommer iau imua Greer op, tisrer man meo en- Gulttpa,
tor slennem Ratterne; lite maa man iple fig mistrsitta. ON
itte ale NDbSer ipirsr bet isrhe aar; ote tomuter be op bet
nRite.
Oct 5eloisite nil pinnot pprc at tebe oorsaamle glou.
Ter, laa man oa er iitrere paa ct sunitist 3eiuItat. Saaoonue
in'aa 2rar 'aIgss pr. 1000 for $40 sler s15; 5raeten nil
Tile tontns me9st bsi os man iaar zig Dem tilienot friite
enbpsr oenieenoe os iaroise til at pIantss ub.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11
Rtnphnur.

"Hin8bone" ioretomn,er hos ling 6eite % 't''VS
at Den SptoS foron paa 6open life itiareS al '''0s
Oct o0taa tonme al, 6eiten bar itaaet paa ct D"''r.
snIp. Seoit er bet Tor fnbuer 6eit at ltaa paa 81 ,
iom er irit for Sten; men bet maa %paaiees, at oct po'
TIL i'aar 6eiten i Sole err ben uoiat for at faa yHS
Scratches.
Get girloer bet 6cle toget at paste n0Ie p"a
zen; boIoer man benz / COB 90 tilbOrIis StnR0' ~
Hen n'eo 2rp9beo roe, at ben spriae Srcp pI p"s'-
Sensns bsr aItio boIoss rene; bar man hs"' !
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

EFrKANA-h AVA ShSG1 NaE %Nh iNttHf "NtA~"[ -
ptrsr gcbpssHBrsA bare beiagseti 400 1A-
rr'tf paa trfatialcrBt I 80 Ea6S -sg piItey els
v,fts csa paysgar &c ht.tTcnrr bst al ~bcTitfiE lta
gpprf Ei ,rggl. urarrS gilbattS, r'sa ioH ften''
a her ben ia1c.g5t GtlitzHb
StR. Fl 4. NVeprc, a. q, az 8ainfuBt5H, 7 y.
tssiersr @Earyataa EerptGtr~, CT eta tc!Sttartt
lam frleevTng, frT &GrC' q SlrrrlpsepHl a msT'
~ gsry Gatiabce, ecH. g. .. EgGo al SeteeA,
Sro Trjpgr al 7Rnba SufeH BaJ paa ttt Latt
ksihrrsa acn fgT Rprsa 90 RlTrtfegesab Lem Raq
harpc soft II AaT; "a See, TaoTHss W Gpsa a.
war GawsCi, Ct, aI8rr ct u7ufHet Gie6tSpntp.
Wenar Garner tcBieuT eeae ptsuEstriiee Ata0ttesh'
~ sraft Sranrmut, ~iErcaHt tr s5uhattisHEsi
scr Al sc ieIp fan hehFnlU1r STrotcN az osit
ssrr f~yettffgr Grarmtocsl, cti n itNteGcA ga hgT
g-Fpt fri II Saf. gpri pt fun teyleHssT. al 4s ul
snteEe,f SET II. gHare, Ucag &c 'tlp Ct ? lFrsett
Tn CT at Hrfsrt SGaemt enci Ntls Sae6omme
az Far iffc frtie. StlFfrtu ~Ehr GhEr1 &ioncp
6Hrt Torpsapa SIS Sin: Gfys,t. GtHtlnHaft. Ealo'
spsrf ,-Uh1tpsrcH al bette Slab sr ~EsrioHltl Be,
t'tast ats "Eht 1hart atbuen &urs &nnipanp'. %
Ian treshaa fer. al b : gaaiprtitr ON BEN ~nihGNber
fTse Nltaria tel huoCnsnee aydft ttuhper Scaisenot
n isnNs. 81 rFtts al cuHDrtocr al Sibuetbpto eI
uviplipm gaa,ts2lisbto ira GEaeHot | tutreF San !
gaaarf-
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11
Starting Japanese Morning GIo-
ries.

Some difficulty has been found
in getting seeds of the Japanese
Morning Glories to terminate
freely and quickly, as complaint
is made of the tardy appearance
OF the plants after sowing.
My experience has been differ
ent. have found them to ger
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

g. ON 1aaen Hffsrt. Gsub % az
va o. ui utl pie Fem, tnorie0ts q al
fan tIeue So ON Taacr. vi Icpersy gldtiT
rer Aem irit. ne arheioer | BE- SHtgtot.
Dor. Scno Icres ahresie. pa II piI t0rtl
retrt11smGSiiqi. 0ult pdd, IT ut garlal
,lltoiHat al 50 fur hpsr Tags Arbelos, a.o
Strto ltrar. Royal Manufacturing 20
Detroit, Mich,
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11
minS-6aus.

Wind Calls er en- Spsoom hos 6ehs, o. Der uiier ia
Sls'er eler %SritbIarsr Iunss Senerne poa 9euene, elsr
Narbeoen al Seoens. De Ter bog fun uo iom 9~uitblarer, men
be %tnosbolSsr / 9irisIisbsoen en- 9aie al famine Seiiaiieubso
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

Moocren til Suttsrsn i en- Wauufaituriors
rstuia; "6slQ nit Rano o8 tao Sen 3l,o
2iole! Sm Nftencu fer ben M, iom ON ben
Oar grsn, oG ioo oiI 10 ute trO, at ou bar
fact to Giofcr."
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11
On M @laute, ipm belbreoer 9tp.
re. Ga 8lrreip1oomme, 8bsn'
mati9mc oiu.- Grit.

.uprStH q creme o. 9lR'
rsn irraaria5er Srtahi
1teeae " hFumatis we
Wtus. Smerts ! Rna
aem. 0ptnaeiHaprrlmG.
urtufnrpanin'e. Gai5
trrfet civ. Far etSit no
eamu5e IL Der iauett Ct
atetsFt % frselsit s9s
aCmteoet ta tr3dutIt
cybaatiig, NeE rtea brTl
nae Nac1aaara 8nf az
@rtaHifgrt tatpti 9tegy
eRttarrenEy fra GdUscss
Ngntp ERiupiEH 5tR
.bar Neu figtsat Selete al
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

Subifriber paa "2folcu;cficrcn''.
Gn Solar. G%rppennmer 5 Gents. aoresie:
Y Berg S1uas, Spre, Minn. 22blg
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

The Gladiolus Childsi still de-
serves to rank as one of the most
meretorius novelties, and many of
the fine named varieties are now
being offered at prices suited to
the average persons means. All
should try some of them.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

The three new KHmpferi Iris,
Mrs. C.. I. Saxon, Senator Lexow,
and Spotted Beauty are simply
magnificent; every flower lover
should have the three. The de-
scription in catalogue does not do
them justice. Give them rich moist
soil and plenty of water, and they
will reward you with the finest
flowers ever grown in the open
air.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

M g,rnruutc, tle9ai
ETri R,B gor' o. 9tp
Esrf, g%arbmoslicr mee
ffl !, rtatjqitr ,Ihnntf
|,,r IN SHE AlaSifS Gls
Faai i,r rsHticrte Al 81
|i+ N gslt3 / gNGlauo c
Nj Ea1atl icm tCaH5pr
|r4i u at lire itGHotHarl
EE sayti9 8ttls rtto
n Niplf
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

How popular the Sweet Pea is
becoming, and what a dear old
flower it is! 1t has always been
one OF my special floral ~favorites.
New varieties are being offered,
apparently without end, and many
OF them are much superior to the
older sorts.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

Among vegetables the new white
Egg Plant, Pearl, is exceedingly
valuable; the fruit is of very large
size, of the most beautiful white
color, and finest quality. One of
the most delicious and profitable
of vegetables, and every garden
should contain it.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

For winter-blooming plant the
Swainsoniao or Swanflower deserves
the widest culture. The foliage
is delicate and Fern-like, and the
beautiful Sweet Pea-like blossoms
are produced in the greatest pro-
fusion the year round. There are
two varieties, one with pure white
and the other with dark red flow
ers.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08
A. 2. 4 A. N. Resolutions.

Resolved, That in the death of Broth
er C. C. Lynch, we recognize the over
ruling hand OF Providence, who has
called him to that house not made with
hands, eternal in the heavens.
Resolved, That we tender our heart
felt sympathy to his bereaved family
and that. rs Lodge, we feel that we
have lost an estimable brother. whose
absence from our meetings we deeply
deplore, that his family have lost a kind
and devoted husband and parent, and
this state a good citizen.
Resolved, That as mark of respect
to the memory OF our deceased brother
the members of this lodge wear mourn
ing for period of thirty days and that
the charter OF this lodge be draped in
mourning for the same length OF time.
Resolved. That copy of these reso-
lutions be rendered the bereaved family
and be published in the Lamar Regis
ter and Lamar Sparks.
C. C. GooDALE
C. b. THoMAN
L. WRIT MARKHAM.
Committee.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08
Schools.
JENNIE.

The principal and corps of teach
ers, who taught in Lamar last year,
have been engaged for next year with
the exception of Miss Knapp, who
did not put in an application. 1t is
expected that an addition of at least
one TO the teaching force will be re-
quired because of the increased pop
ulation.
Judging from the successful school
Just closed, the excellence of the
eigth grade graduating exercises, and
the large attendance OF patrons and
the closing exercises, coupled with
their close attention and manifest ap-
probation Of the efforts of every par
ticipant bespeak hearty cooperation
which insures successful school next
year.
Granada has employed j. A. Rose
brough, the same principal who has
done such efficient work during the
year Just closing. His wife, airs.
Mary A. Rosebrough, will be his as
sistant and an interesting school is
expected.
That teachers are being employed
thus early and that SO many are suc
ceeding themselves are healthful
indications When all comprehend
that successful teachers can do bet
ter work by retaining the same posi-.
ton for several terms, we will hear
less complaint and the standard OF
our schools will be materially raised.
DAVID BARNES.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08

it has become as near a contagious
disease with some people as it possi-
bly, can. Now il a quarantine were
ordered it would prove very unpleas-
ant for some of Granada's citizen for
thereason that Mayor Kennedy, Snpt.
Barnes and W. A. Merrill are in La
mar, not for the purpose of holding
down dry goods boxes, but because
duty demands it, and believe all are
looked upon as being men of some
Judgment, and neither of them would
care to carry disease into their own
families. So let us be careful as to
what we say or do.
JENNIE.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08
TRUSTEES SALE

yUHEREAs. a-ors- T. FsA.t By hi. ds--.i of
w trus; dstsA Juss = tsisl And dHiJ rrcorsi-
- ia III ssiee - the eoontF clerk ard r-eor,i~r
~. tho 1ash das % Jsne, 4, D., i-sa. IN book 4
p@<e 4ta csiassTd 10 g, q. Goo'5sis, A. trustee.
th- foiia~ias ae.erih-i real state situate tn
ss-~it he ssath~A.E qu.rt~r u saathcAst
gasFtsr - spcsion aitero tisl. township twenty
thF~~ - sslssth ranxr forty three isal vest OF
e;h y. ". eoGtsihin< forty aerrs naorr or ls--
1reertiia< 10 <usernE,sat survey, IN trust tn -
essrs taae payHsat - his prpntsserl pats for the
ssH - rss Hzsdf-d doilar., daisi June =.
sos tkrr-- yssr- after dz.s with iRssrcss thereon
Al s~s~p srresst fcs anuana fruaa date. pay able
Whsrr... said deed 81 trust provsdss that 10
aay fart tk<fenf. or istcr~-t thezeoa. thea Il
shall ~ iR~fui for the said trsstee TO SELF the
sAsd pssHiss. asd Az ths nsh,, n,is. hessi,t 7,
fe.st M. heirs es assigns therein At pahlie ane-
tiGs tor cesh and
whsrsss. dsfaaii has bssn made In the pay
nn-ns Of part of the psisripsl cf said note and
ts.rSrast theresa shru the sane eeezmr due and
the same !. sttl dus snt unpaid and the legal
holder ~ aid nnte bA@ rclu--tsh ssic of sAli
pseIaisss EntsE the terms and ptostst"is OF said
So~. th@s~fore. the un<ersisn-d. as saeh trns-
ts~. viii on TharsiAy. tho Ith day Of JnlJ, 4 D.,
ti1sr ~ the Court HOUSE. in the tom of Lamar,
e.saaty of Proxers and state Of Colorado. seli
the above described property. all intere-ts sIr
rurtafaio. thereto and all the right. Htle, hefe-
ID and equity of reSirinptioa ~ the said George
r. F-Ass, has heirs and assigns, at public auetioo
FOR the highest and best price tho came ~ili
asss and al Interest due thereon ap 70 the time
s.f said sale auH taxes. liens and assessments
AGAINST said premises advanced. tesethcr with
thu cost and eEpe' % g esssssla 5tIP 'is rgsS
Firsi pubiicstiou June |. l.s,s.
Last publication JaiJ s. ta9s-
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08
Additional Local News.

The Register has had trouble to
get itself out this week. The editor
took sick, the local editor took va
cation, and our emergency man took
an office. The result was the paper
very near took lay of. II puns
were allowed we would say it ought
to be taking" issue.
The council at their regular meet
ing on Monday night appointed H.
7. Syp as city clerk to succeed the
late c. q. Lynch. Harry is an ex.
pert bookkeeper and will max the city
a competent and efficient officer. The
councilmen are to be congratulated
on the selection they have made.
The Santa Fe Route has made a
rate from Lamar to the Omaha ex-
position and return,for 30-day tickets
OF $3.50. Dates of sale June l to
October 30. Tickets purchased after
October 10 will be limited to return
November 10. Tickets carrying final
return limit of Noverber 10 on sale
from June l to October Is. Rate is
s27.s5.
Joseph Combs, of Osborn, Mis-
souri,, arrived in Lamar the first OF
the week with the car of thorough
bred bulls belong TO II. C. Duncan,
Of Osborn, and which was mentioned
in last weeks Register. The stock is
now being exhibited at NJ Strains
barn north OF track, aud all pro
nounce it the finest lot OF bulls ever
brought to this section. See his ad
in this issue.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08

Trs - EaA are rrseih4is trains hasHsse
G. l-sru AL D-aser tArJ stu rarrf eaalr ear
a. Fa-i 49, tkr,saxh sith1at eksnzs-
r,sias sd sfs fs-rai ~npFsss tratHs sud
fsFrF ars4 Rlt sa-cssa rsN eesc h~r. tssssrfft
.sgsFs AsS faiissss siesp<fs.
e. - rsaa rrtastsen 90 s-suitr fare VII -
.ais sasz ra11a trls ttcsstz sts perehss-st-
q. .. dsEvt<. AxSss-
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08
Advertised Letter List.

The following is list of the un-
claimed letters remaining in this Of
fee June s, 1898:
Barnett, Richard Bozarth, Arthur
Brown, Frank B. Dawson, NJ. /.
Hager, NJ. p. Hansilton, Mrs. J. Fl.
Harris, Oscar Hickman, Charley
James, Jim Robinett, A. b.
Sose, Shed n. Sanches, Ramon
Snyder, Clint Trugio, Jose
Woodbridge, H. c.
In calling for these letters please
say advertised"
d. E. CoopER, P. NJ.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08
Arkansas Valley Notes.
The Pueblo postofiice has been into
the new government building.

Ihe Pueblo postoffice has been into
the new government building.
Hail did considerable damage in
portions of Baca county last week.
1t is rnmored that there will soon
be new time card on the Santa Fe.
-.
The river has been booming this
week, and all the bitches have an
abundance of water.
Several towns along the road are
preparing to have rousing Fourth Of
July celebration this year.
The Holly merchants are evidently
firm believers in printers ink, and
they are not sparing in the use of it.
Two former Hollyites, Lee Watson
and Robert Reynolds, have enlisted
in Kansas regiment and are now
enroute to the Philippines.
-.
August 30 and September / and 2
have been chosen as the days for the
annual fair at Rocky Ford, Septem-
Der l being Watermelon Day.
-.
The Rocky Ford melon association /.
has adopted plan of hail insurance
which will protect all members, who
take it, from serious loss at cost per
acre.
Secretary Hall, who has been sec
retary of the Rocky Ford Fair Asso-
citation since it STARTED, has resigned.
He will be missed by the many pat
rons Of that event.
1t is reported that serious damage
was done by the hail that fell near
Rocky Ford yesterday, between that
place and La Junta The greatest
loss being to fruit trees and canta-
loupes.
A Cleveland firm has received the
contract from the melon associations
which bolted the regular organizs
tions, and the farmers in those places
will not have as favorable contract
as the original one.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08
Granada Items.

Hay making has commenced in full.
WIN Hale was numbered among
the sick.
Wheat is looking fine and every
other crop is doing equally as well.
q. s. Kennedy visited over Sun
day IN Granada; also W. A. Merrill
Quite number from Lamar atten
ded lodge meeting in Granada Sat
urday night
Granads's long man Frank Gil
mani has returned after an absence
OF q couple OF weeks.
Some minor improvements have
taken place in our town, which can
be notice with the naked eye.
Mr.. Alexander, from Kansas, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Rosebrough.
Also Miss Smith. of the same place,
is visitor in Gran ada
Elder RAIDER preached in the III. L,
Church Monday night, June Q. The
church has been newly papered and
presents neat appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Rosebrough
have been unanimously chosen by
the school board to be the Granada
public school teachers for the ensu-
ing year. A very good selection.
The children's day exercise which
took place on last Sunday night was
before crowded house as success al
ways attends Granada's Sunday
school entirements. This time it Is
due TO untiring energy of Mrs. j. E.
Rosebrough, Mr.. Shaekleford and
Mrs. G. S. Kennedy. Our Sunday
school is in better condition finan-
cially and otherwise than it has been
for a number of years, and with the
present corps of officers and j. Z.
Rosebrough as superintendent it
could not be anything but good.
As no items from this place have
appeared it begins to look as though
Jennie has been quarantined at
Lamar, but do not think SO for mo-
ment. And now while we have ap
preached the subject Just allow me q
few words with reference to the sick
ness in Lamar. I have gone to the
trouble to investigate and find the
reports to be without foundation.
These reports have not only proved
to be detriment to Lamar and Ora
NADIA, but to the parties who circulat-
ed them as well. No particular case
of sickness has been referred to as
being contagious. If it was the one,
who died of spinal affection, the fact
that no other member of the family
has taken it is sufficient proof that it
is not contagious. If reference has
been made to the one, who died of
paralysis of the brain, why Granada
people do not need to fear that, for
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08
Hail Insurance.

You can insure your wheat and
other crops against loss by hail, by
calling on ]. b. Traxler.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08

Pixies Peak Paint, just the stuff,
and full line of paint brushes just
received at 1. ii. Myers drug store.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-08
Lemen ero.. els SHOW Arrival.

The Lemen Bros Monster Shows
gave performance today 10 an enor-
nous crowd. ~RAjah,r who is so
largely advertised. is certainly enor.
nous, the Boxing Kangaroo is won
derfnl. Little Edna, : the somersault
rider. i simply the wonder of the cir.
Gus world. all the performers are irs.-
Glass, the nanagerie perfect and the
side show is good and fakirs and gam.
bler- are not allowed around the show.
The pArsde is a mass Of glitter from
the band wagon TO the caliope in tact
the show is one Of the biggest and
bes. ever seen hers -Rushville Stan.
dArti. May -.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-06

chop in lola. There are plenty al
ready. People even worry for fear
Weyler, the Butcher, may conclude
to locate here on account OF the boom.
A young fellow named Perkins,
brother Of Chas. Perkins, took short
ride on the Santa Fe passenger to
day Then he took longer walk with
policeman Brewer. He pleaded
guilty to both offences in the police
court and was let off with nominal
fine this morning.
During the storm Sunday lightning
struck horse on the Geo. Davis place
north of the Fair grounds, killing 1t
instantly. Two other horses stood
nearby and one of these was struck
blind by the flash and the other Grip
pied. The animals were the prop
erty of Geo. Fry farmer, and the
loss is heavy blow to him.
Chanute Sun The little town of La
Harpe, up near lola, is booming won
derfully. The rush there seems to
continue, too, so we may expect great
things from that section yet. Build
ings are rented before stick of lum-
Der is delivered upon the ground, and
men scramble for town lots as if gold
underlays the town. What was a few
months ago but a hamlet is now lit
tie city.
w. A. Cowan, the Pacific Express
Co. agent, is now in possession Of a
burglar proof safe, recently sent here
by the company. 1t is not a large
affair but is about as near solid
piece of iron as can be CONVENIENTLY
opened and shut, when you know the
combination, and which stays uncon-
veniently shut when you try to pry
into the company's affairs.
The thirty-third annual convention
of the Kansas State Sunday School
association INSTRUMENTATION will
be held at A bilene, Kansas, May 10,
IL and II. Each Sunday school in
the State is entitled to one delegate.
Railroad rates, one fare for round trip.
All hotels and restaurants offer great
ly reduced rates. For further infor-
nation address J. w. johnson, county
secretary, lola, or J. H. Engle, gen.
eral secretary, A bilene, Kan.
While the people of lola were cele-
brating with the students Monday
night over the completion of their
High School course, a gang of rowdies
outside celebrated their freedom from
the trammels of educated refinement.
First on the stairs and later in the
street they stamped and hooted and
yelled disturbing the exercises and
laying themselves liable under the
law. One of these days lola people
are going to get tired of that rowdy-
ism and take particular psines to see
it deservedly punished.
Buy drugs OF Campbell & Christian