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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-12-20
SHIPP MONUMENT FUND.
The Committee Decides to Solicit Popu-
lar Contributions.

-dL bLAL ADtltioi1.
The Shipp monument committee has
decided 10 solicit subscriptions 10 the
monument fund. This fund already
mounts to $204.
The people Of Raleigh and Of the Stat
generally ought TO literally contribute to
this fund for the erection Of 4 memorial
To- a brave soldier. as they have CON
tributrd to the Worth Ba@Iey monu-
ment fund.
Touching the location or these monu-
ments the Biblical Recorder has this TO
say:
We have not heard i suggestion that
commcnds itself 50 wholly rs that from
Captain W. II. Day. to the purpose Of
having the Basley and Ship memorials
established in our capitol square in Raj
cigh. the one representing the valOr Of
our nation and the glory Of Il State
upon the sea, the other in like manner
speaking for the forces by land. The
State is glOritied in the careers and the
deaths Of Worth Baglcy and William +.
Ship; and in building 4 memorial to
them she can not exceed n becoming
gratitude and pride. can not do the pres
ent generation and those that shall fOl-
low after Il more cnuObling service than
10 >jdnu before Us all statues 81 IntSc
two heroes whose young blood t~cStifie5
that the children Of to-day are worthy
Of the sires who wrought out eternal glory
for us all at Kings Mountain and Ala
nance, Bethel and AppomattoX. In this
new day Of our nation, no State can more
w0rthily set forth her allegiance to the
Union than by giving to her children
memorials Of two heroes. one of whom
will proclaim the glory OF our country
upon the seas, the other telling Of her
might Y land. Let Baglcy and Ship
stand in front Of our capitol, under the
shadow OF the Father Of our Country.
speaking for North Carlina and the
Union. calling every child our State shall
bring forth 70 that lofty patriotism which
counts not the horror and the agony Of
death if the nation gain thereby. Ana
% this end, let the people Of North
Carolina, and especially the people OF
Raleigh, open their hands literally for
these memorials; and let our State also
mother of heroes that she is. give of hai
treasury for the preservation Of the ex
ample Of these her latest sons that went
down to death and going gave her honor
of which the greatest and the best caI
not but be proud
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-12-20
y TRUNK Or WHISKEY.

Revenue Officers Make u Novel Capture
OF Illicit Corn Juice.
The ways Of the moonShiner in dis
posing of his Illicit products are various
and novel. \ great deal of BLOCKADE"
liquor IS Struggled in this city and sever
a seizures have been made Of late.
Yesterday IL Of the most novel meth
DDS Of smuggling in c~ontraband corn
Juice came GO light. Four five. gallon
packages OF corn whiskey packed in Il
large. rough square trunk were seized
by Revenue officers on Wilmington
Street. The trunk and its contents are
now safely locked in the s~torehouse of
Uncle Sam in this city.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-12-20
BODDIE SENT TO JAIL.
\ Johnston County Moonshiner Sent to
the P~enitentiary.

Judge Purnell yesterday passed iudg-
ment 100 J.. Is. Boddie, the eX-post-
master at Nashville, who WIS last
week convicted Of embezaiing letters
sent through his office.
Though = strong effort Was made 10y
Hoddie's friends and attorneys to get
INN off on payment of the costs. Judge
i'urnell deemed the offen>e too grave a
Oh" to let the offender off 50 lightly.
ills Judgment Is that Boddie be confined
IN the common Jail of Nash county for
one year. and pay i fine of 5000.
Another judgment awaited with much
interest was that in the case OF W. Z.
Pope, Il noted moonshiner from John
ston county. He goes TO the penitentiar1
for thirteen months and pays = fine Of
5000. This * the first man sent TO Tho
p~enitentiary during this term Of court.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-12-20
TWO ADJUTANTS CHOSEN.


The commanding officer Of the Sec
ond regiment. State Guard. has nomi-
mated Mr.. X. \. l. Hyatt, Of Waynes-
vile. az his adjutant.
The Colonel of the First regiment has
chosen as his adjutant. Mr.. w. \. Har-
riSS. OF Wilmington.
Mr.. liarrisS has already received his
commission. Mr.. Hyatt's commission
Will be sent to him in u few days.
staff officers Of the various rooimnnts
are yet to be appointed.
The reorganization Of the State Guard
has been effected without the least fric-
ton or hitch, and in a remarkably short
time.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-12-20

mission. It i. a. havc been all tle
ra--n.r gre>. rhc work If Mr. =. -
Brown, the efficient AMI popular Il =
- the Railroad Commission. i ! 4
work al which NJ. Brown deserves ti
r.. nr5~- heartily congratulated
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-12-20
REPORT OF COM MISSION
REVIEW OF WORK DONE DUR
ING PAST YEAR.
or RAILROADS OF THE STATE
Nearly 10000 People in North Carolina ars
Engaged in RaiIroading. Telegraph and
Telephone Property Increased
in Tax Valu4tinn.

~ ~ -
u -ao Pa3rl af Pail
pursuant - l'" 1-' 49,
read Commissioners mas suDlLHlte" y
the Governor it, eight annual report,
ut.,.tr- statement Of all the bust
-. ~ -5o rsfroaI II, rho.
HISS -
State during me Ife9eLI @edl' to7eIHSi
with that Of telegraph. telephone and
sraamhoa- also the valuation Of the
sa5 FOR avn
PL'pSt'S - '"N1
ton.
The Commissioners. IN their letter 70
the Governor. point to the following re
-,,r4- IF tbafr administrator Of the Of
600
ice "uI'H7 ''1
Increased tax Valuation q Telegraph
and telephone property. SHOP. 1880.
:a.,n,anc. of fran nas.as and ON
-'Letlileht u ~ Lo0 90
Railroads required 10 fefuhd over
charges within thirty days after notice
Freight rates Oh fertilizers reduced
~ per cent and DIR corn ~ per cent.
Mileage books made good Tor mem
berS Of purchasers family
1t was the desire of the Board 10
nave tit ttlt-ltIh CIV 'ApA'12 I'm
panies contribute to the maintenance Of
the late un~pLeasantneaS with SPAN. by
the payment or the tax hhlpo9e1 oF ooH-
4FeHS upon All pnl9 81 S"lPlieH' ANA
messages haho!ed. Inc oAPleHS 'oin
IahE coIAllleu Win an oI"ei - lu-H
Board, requiring the carrier 70 aII-A INC
Htamp-but AFTER beng ehJolned. ana It
decision OF the courts, me I'oafd was
compelled 10 Et~EIIltl us tI{ltE touching
the payment Oh SaId IAN ~ lhe teie-
@raph company. al" me "o"e9e9 pay
the lfelShl,
The telephone charges have been
considered by Us. and action taken,
making a reduction in the rates charged.
y determination thereof must await the
adjudication OF Il State courts, where
the same * now pending.
The reduction Of the passenger rates
upon various roads Of the State has
been under consideration and has re
ceiyed most careful attention. and while
40 general reduction has been made, the
Board, III its Judgment. selected the
great systems, and after gathering all
the information possible, reduced the
rates on the Wilmington and Weldon
line from 81 cents to DE- first class, and
from ~ To Genus second ciaSS' lll5
IlAe heih2 pS lar nne most a''e - stand
the reduction. ms matter IS now
pending III the Federal courts.
The same questions OF law. and almost
of facts. arose in the consideration OF
the reduction Of the rates upon the
Raleigh and CASTOR road as in the VII
mincton and Weldon road. and the
Board not desiring to multiply the ac-
tiOns in courts and add expenses to the
S+,-. Ir.1ap,l +l, 1,ci-fn7a i, -h1 tc'l'rrh
ma c,.tan r.i,bbor1 10 hid tho doc,
.ia,, !, 80 - ,n,r. ,ona;nr
- aII:.:4a ~ nnI. IT.
conn,n;ssinn tho ,,,lo. Of nrocodrra md
tho n.I.I t,hInS thi. ranorr contain. IN
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-12-20
MIR. EDWARDS APPOINTED

Governor Russell yesterday appointed
Mr.. {. Is. Edwards, Of the firm of Ed.
wards and BrouGhton. as u director of
the School for the Deaf, Dumb, and
Blind here. vice Mr.. James \. Briggs.
resigned. Mr.. Edwards. like Mr.. Briggs.
* a strong Democrat. The appointment
Is an excellent one.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-12-20

Raleigh is soon to have a new weekly
secular paper. The Maxton Blade outfit
will be moved here this week and the
paper will hereafter be known AR the
'haleish Blade y new company is
also being formed, it is said. 10 start a
new afternoon paper here. It is proposed
to call 1t the Daily Capital
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-12-20
GDMLI REPORTED DEAD

Madrid, dec. IA report has been
received here from Havana that General
Maxine Gomez is dead.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-12-20

The Texas steer is a pretty tounb
reconsideration you meet him in =
restaurant.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-12-20

Ahy girl can hit the side Of a barn
by standing inside OF it when she throws.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-12-20

nos. 4C3 an 4o2-"The s1ants 5-c'2is
~oI4d V ssIbU &c TT ii - PtitmI#4 -.teaer
nd coaches between " ~DtuElou Eul :
anita, lis Pull an sleeper "twe.-r cor
os. 81 .nc 8 The ). { Ltbp--as, -
rain. coaches 4rC atiU.at per-
wepD portsmouth AM liant. ON Ht
~leepers geuweei Cptum ! aLA httHGto
eth rims make ma eGtt' connect
= AIlant. for s~iOutgonerE, MNbllr 10" %
EN- Iexes. CAlitsTuit hsAtCn. IL $1,000 -
Nashville Mpmpb5s Mann, tfprEts
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-12-20

Trans arrive Raleigh from the North 2.ls
N. 3:4 . m.
Trains from the South 2:Io a m, nissan.
.DaIl 7DaIt3 tA suns.
The Iola register., 1898-11-18
ALLEN CENTER
J. W. TIRE DwAY, Reporter.

Mr. Runyan Is hauling stone to La
! Harpe for foundation for another
house for "Ed.", Leroy Runyan hav-
ing completed his house and moved
in this week.
The teachers generally have pur-
chased the "Students Cyclopedia" for
which Leroy Runyan is agent. II Is
fine up-to date work.
Isn't it about time for lola to call
another gas-bond election.
Blanche Aten is reported out of dan
ger from the typhoid attack.
Mr.. and Mrs Ellis Lemaster, of Car
lyle, were over to see Mrs Lemaster's
sister, Mrs Ellison.
Bertha and Cora Fitzpatrick have a
new organ and Albert has fine bi-
cycle.
A missionary meeting at the home
of Mrs Rose on Tuesday was well at
tended.
Miss Millie Roedel has returned
from her work in Kansas City bring
ing with her as guest and travelling
companion "wee tot" two years old
to help keep her company this winter.
Mrs Ita Ellison is at her parents
home, Mrs Nash bringing sher and
the children home from Missouri so
that she might have the care neces-
sary for her recovery. She is suffe-
ring with tumors and Is in precar-
ious condition. Her physicians how
ever think the greatest danger IL over
and with the nursing she has at her
mothers, ,..she will get well.
About twenty of the young folks
surprised their teacher last Saturday.
But Mics Dollie WAS equal to the oc-
casion and by four O'Clock the young
ster were invited In to q regular
Christmas dinner" as they expressed
1t, and were finally driven away by
night coming on.
The Iola register., 1898-11-18
LEANNA
DrEsKAU COURTNEY, Reporter.

Earl and Bertha Reed visited
friends In Humboldt over Sunday.
# J Burghart transacted business
in Chanute Monday.
Perry Donham is working for Nor
man Mills.
Mrs List has been quite sick.
Mrs II II Blair is visiting relatives
In Chanute this week.
Lonnie McCraken was over to Saw
onburg Saturday.
Miss Dosha Afford has returned
from Chanute where she has been
attending school.
Dieskau Courtney visited In Savon-
burg and Elsmore Friday and Satur-
day.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Chas. Osborn
on Nov 9Th twins, boy and h girl.
Stella McCraken was visiting rela-
tives at Savonburg last week.
Mr. and Mrs John Kelso were down
from Elsmore Saturday.
Thanksgiving will be observed at
the Christian church by appropriate
exercises.
There was n party at A w Hunters
Thursday night. About thirty were
present and tossy they enjoyed them
selves would be putting 1t very mild
indeed.
The Iola register., 1898-11-18
LIBERTY.
LULA MALcoM, Reporter.

John Murphy's large arch cave is
completed.
Mrs. Jas. Pees has returned from
her visit in Pittsburg and reports Guy
we'll and says he is learning fast.
Mrs Steve Bryant and Lula NAL
com visited at LaHarpe Wednesday
and Thursday of last week.
Terry Heath had some bad luck
last Saturday while on his way to see
the Ideal One". His team became
frightened and jumped to one side of
the road, breaking every spoke III one
wheel causing him tol have to pur-
chase new wheel. His buggy IL
new and the breaking of one wheel 80
soon Is counted as very unfortunate.
Miss Porter of Burlington, is visit,
iting her sister Mrs. A be Townsend.
Mr. Oliver spent last Sunday with
The Iola register., 1898-11-18

The west side people do not send
their news to the reporter and as he
HASN'T any special donation OF time
given as yet in which to russle news,
the east side people get u little more
than their share. We hope the west
side people will not take Offense at
this but will help the correspondent
all they can.
} & Rhoads has been very sick but
is better at present.
Ghergin's threshing machine is IN
the Jeddo neighborhood this week.
Harry Kilmer has some friends from
Kansas CITY visiting him, they all
went hunting on Saturday.
The Peoples Party carried every
thing In Salem as usual but then
when we get the loaf we hadn't ought
to complain If the other fellow picks
up the crumbs
Winder Cuppit was down from lola
Sunday.
The Iola register., 1898-11-18
SPRING BRANCH
Mr.. FRANK JACKSON, Reporter.

Mr. Smeltzer, from lola, leased quite
lot OF land in these parts for MI
Horton last week, to prospect for
gas.
Burt Funston bought six hundred
bushels of corn in this part Monday.
III Bennett and Alta Campbell,
of lola, were in this part last week on
business and pleasure.
Harry Jones moved one of the
houses from his Moran farm to his
own residence for kitchen Saturday.
Mr.. Christian. onT next county COM
missioner, helped him to move 1t.
Fred Daniels went to the coal bank
last week.
Mr. Adams, from carlton, Kan.
and Rev VeZie were canvassing this
part this week in the Interest of the
Modern Woodmen of A america. They
expect to organize lodge at the
Deer Creek school house. They have
nearly enough pledges now.
Mr. Rustmans and Mr. Peeds butch.
cred Monday.
The u b Missionary ladies will
meet at Mrs Gillespie's Saturday.
The Iola register., 1898-11-18
ROCK CREEK.
Mrs. C. E. Sawyer, Reporter.


Misses Ora and Elsie Gregory have
been on the sick list the past week,
TN Vezle' and family visited in
this neig borhood recently. Also II
II Bennett and family. In one OF II
II Benefits Nimrodic expeditions in
the country, he had the misfortune to
have one of the front wheels OF the
buggy put in place Of the hind wheel
and vice versa and yet he went on his
way rejoicing.
J w Hardin has been sorely afiiict-
knuckle.
The w M A meets with Mrs b A
Gillespie Saturday.
Ed Fisher is working out near
Moran.
Bert Haworth is working for A b
Null.
Mr. and Mrs Strickler of Moran
visited their daughter Mrs 5 f. Gautt
last week.
j II Searcy has rented the A b
Null farm for three years.
W. Besbout was calling in this
neig b borhood last week.
H Reed and family visited at
Jacksons Sunday.
Report of Deer Creek school, dist.
no. 3, for month ending Nov. 4. 1893.
Names of those neither absent nor
tsrdy: Addie and Lena Delp, Grace.
Geo and Lucy Jones, Ethel Gautt,
Bertha Adams, Grace Clark, Pearl
and Maude Hubbard and Claudia
and Chauncy Sawyer. Roll of Honor.
Gram. grade: Bertha Adams, Pearl
Hubbard, Lena Delp, Ethel Gautt
and Grace Jones: Int: Lucy Jones and
Hattie Geyer. Primary: Geo Jones.
Total no. enrolled, So: average daily
attendance 20: Cases of hardness 0
Vieitors 4.
The Iola register., 1898-11-18
ANARRow EecApE

Thankful words written by Mrs. E.
Hart, of Groton, S. ID. "Was taken
with q bad cold which settled on my
lungs, cough set in and finally termi-
mated in consumption. Four Doctors
fave me up, saying 1 could live but a
short time. gave myself up to my
Savior, determined If could not stay
with my friends on earth, | would
meet my absent ones above. MY hus-
band was advised to get DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. l gave it trial,
took In all eight bottles. 1t has cured
me, and thank God, l am saved and
now a well and healthy woman"
Trial bottles tree at Drug Store. Reg
ulsr size SOC. and Sl.00. Guaranteed
or price refunded. Chss. b. Spencer.
Il Co's.
The Iola register., 1898-11-18
NEOSHO VALLEY.
G. L. ARNOLD Reporter.

C. l.. ARNOLD Reporter.
Carl Williamson and wife Sunday
ed on the west side.
In our last the compositor prefixed
"Mrs" to Milton Nostrand's name
which misrepresented the gender.
The protrscted meeting still con-
tinues.
Although Republicans feel, to some
extent, the sting of defeat in the cleo
tion to the township board of Lon
Osborn and Allen Fisher, none can
say other than that they are fair
minded, honest, upright men.
VIII Brown who was n volunteer
in the 5th Missouri regiment, receiv-
ed his discharge and returned home
last week, but leaves this week for
Emporia where he will again take mp
his work as student of the State
Normal.
John Alexander and Sadie Sheldon
(oelored) were married at Mr. Banks
Sunday evening.
j Hays Is temporarily located on
Alarm purchased by him and the
west Of Piqua. AS soon as he gets his
i6ii WOi N hOlo bO thu, ATTN VIII
move there and his father will re-
turn to his farm here.
Will and George Strawderman and
Jas Valentine drove over to Missouri
last week. VIII will remain there
as that is his home. but Jas and Geo
will return this week.
We understand that one of Giles
Thornton's boys was pretty badly
hurt by horse falling with him last
Saturday.
The Neosho Valley school is pre-
paring Thanksgiving exercise.
There are four threshing machines
In the neighborhoOd at present.
There Is some clover. timothy and
millet to be threshed and great deal
of kaffircorn.
Frank Ellie, Charles Williams and
Frank Bliss were elected road over
seers in their respective districte.
Josh Butler shipped hog to Kan
sas City Wednesday.
The Iola register., 1898-11-18
SAVONBuRC.
WIN. ROBINSON, reporter.

WIN. ROBINSON, reporter.
Mr.. Rail will soon occupy the new
store building with large stock OF
goods.
The new mill has been located and
foundation begun.
Mr.. Frank Smith, MIR. Wyman and
other parties returned from few
days successful huut last week.
Mr.. II. f. Richardson's shipments
Of country produce, as noted in pre-.
vious correspondence, should have
read fifteen hundred dollars per
month.
The Friends church Is thronged
each night with attendants eager to
hear the eloquent preacher, Mrs.
Williams.
The most logical, clesr-cut speech
of the campaign was made by John
Francis.
Election passed off quietly, quite q
number remaining at home. Repub-
licsn from 94 to l24; Popo- DEM, from
38 to 81.
A vote was taken in the principals
room of the school to illustrate the
Australian ballot system. rhe re-
suit when counted stood-Rep %,
Pop IA.
Teachers Institute at Elsmore last
Saturday was we'll attended and pro-
gram was interesting TO all. We
hope to see full attendance at each
meeting and extend cordial invita-.
tion to all who can to meet with us.
The Iola register., 1898-11-18
SALEM.
FRANK wooD, Reporter

Greedy Rhinehart Is threshing i'm
this neighbOrhood this week.
The Salem teachers all attended the
teachers association at Humboldt last
Saturday.
Charles Fronk is finishing w S
Lytle's new addition to his house.
Mrs Fronk is visiting at the farm this
week.
The oyster supper at Bethel was a
success financially and otherwise
Something over eight dollars being
cleared.
w $ Lytle has had his old kitchen
and porch torn down and new DIM
ing room and kitchen and two new
porches built on which adds greatly
the appearance of his house and to the
comfort of his family.
The Iola register., 1898-11-18
LA HARPE
NRs. z. NJ. DAvIs. Reporter.

Mrs. F. M. DAVIS. Reporter.
We get 30 far behind with the news
when we miss a week that we hardly
know where to begin.
Mr. G M johnson, the engineer at the
Smelter, has brought home his bride
hom Missouri since our last writing
We will be glad to welcome Mr.
and Mrs Turner ameng US.
Mr. Carl Ohlfest's trip to Germany
makes him look fat and hearty. He
enjoyed 1t very much and had q very
pleasant trip.
Bert Murray has also returned
hooking so well and hearty, he has
gone to work again.
The gas has been put into all the
cottages in the Lanyon addition.
Mrs G + Adams visited In Blue
Mound over Sunday.
Servey Runyan has his new house
about ready to move into.
Ben Wallisis building a new house.
Joe Ferris house is looming up
ane In the north part.
Hattie Ferris and Mrs Sadie Run
yam lave both been sick but we are
glad to report them better.
Harry and Elmer STAINS sbery have
each come from the west since our
last report.
G II DeClute Will put a clothing
stock into John Ohlfest's building
and Ohlfest d Hale will move their
barber shop into Turner's building as
soon as Mrs Turner moves into their
new home. Il. g. Remsberg will run
the store. Thus we welcome one
more lola family to LaHarpe.
Gas pipes are being laid in the Fox
addition this week.
Mr. Cooksey and Mr. Green spent
Sunday in Blue Mound returning
Monday.
q ID InRersoll has moved into his
new office on the north eide.
MIR Tirestone have moved into the
I'D Runyan house.
Miss Mable Holt spent Sunday at
home.
Howard Saiger and family have
moved in with l Hart.
The Iola register., 1898-11-18
DIAMOND.
MRS. T, W. JoNEs. Reporter.

Judge Smith and family and Grace
Jones of lola accompanied by Mrs
Grinnell OF Humboldt, visited the
family of Il w Jones recently.
Grandma Strickland made busi-
ness trip to lola last Saturday.
Many readers of the REGISTER
will be panied to learn that Rev.
= Jones, father of DR. w X and IL II
Jones, had the misfortune to have his
ankle broken by heavy wagon pass
Sng over 1t while assisting II ii Jones
move house. He LETT at once for
Bonner Springs where he could have
the care of his wife and son w X
Jones.
Married, Sunday Nov 6, at the res
idence of the brides parents near
Wise, Miss Ida Robinson of this
place to u Mr. KAN of lola, Judge
smith of lola officiating. Many
friends will wish them IA happy Jour
ney "dOwn the stream OF time.n Who
next?
Mrs Nader has returned from the
East.
Len Robb moved his family to
kincaid Monday.
MIS- Anna Hardy nau narrow
escape recently. Her horse became
unmanageable and ran away. Some
man caught the animal. Mrs Hardy
and little daughter were unhurt but
badly frightened.
A little daughter of Charles Carter
is reported sick with diptheria.
We note that Squire McVey has a
new red barn.
Everybody has yelled themselves
hoarse over the election.
Gertrude Voorhees, and Jennie
RuxtOn and brother attended church
at Diamt Sunday.
The rattle on the school gounds
Sunday afternoon, we understand, +,
resulted in Elmer Shinkle securing
the bicycle for very small sum-
This is the second or third wheel that
has beeh sold the same way. Strange
the boys all want bicycle till they
get one when they soon discover they
want their money and sell it. But 1t
looks to law-abiding citizens that
some other time than Sunday should
The Iola register., 1898-11-18
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