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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-15

The prime cause of notifies Is the
use of too cold water in washing the
butter and the manner in which 1t is
introduced into the churn. BY using
too cold water the outside of the but
ter granules become crusted or hard
ened like the she'll of an egg, while the
inside is soft. Now when this mass is
worked together those little shells re-
main in the same condition, and no
amount of working or tempering salt,
or even distribution of salt when added,
will change the conditions. They do
not work up, consequently do not take
salt, hence the fine threadlike streaks in
the butter.
The manner in which the water is in
troduced into the churn Is responsible
for the large notifies, or seeming Jumps
of white butter throughout the mass.
In the majority of creameries through
out the country the water Is pumped
directly into the churn, either through
hose or pipe. Now when the water
strikes the butter these granules be-
come hard and solid like shot, and when
it is worked we have the same condi-
tious as in the first case, only that these
hard granules are not broken down at
all, and the large notifies are the result.
The wash water should be tempered TO
within two or three degrees of the
churn temperature.-Cor. n. Y. Prod
uce Review.
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Summons.

First published July 49, 1885,
Minnie Eastwood will take notice that she
has been sued, rs defendant, by Clitie j. East.
wood. as plaintiff in case No. 1853, in the dis
trict court of Allen CouHty, Kansas. and titles .
she answers the petition filed therein on or
before the 2jth day of August 1895 said peti
ton will BIZ taken as true and Judgment and
decree entered dissolvug the marriage contract.
existing between plaintiff and defendant, on
the grounds OF defendants gross neglect Of
duty toward. aud extreme cruelty to- said
plaintiff
Attest A. VI. CAMPBELL,
(SEAIN Attorney for Plaintiff
| J II. VI MILLER,
- ~ 'lerk District Court
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-15
SAN FRANCISCO, July s, 1898.

The camp is all astir today. The
quartermaster is rushing things to
get the new suits issued. but as yet
all the pants have not arrived. The
department informs me today that IL
is q fine lot Of clothing-better than
the standard, If such thing can be.
The orders for drill are, or seem to
be conflicting, as some want to drill
and some do not.
The papers this morning announce
the chartering of three more ships,
and the boys are now discussing the
probability OF going to Manila, as all
agree that we will be moved to Homo
lulu anyway. Many theories are adj
vanced on both sides of this latter
question, and all seem plausible too
to a private.
The Gail says this morning that Col.
Funston nov has the best drilled regi-
ment here, and that he will continue
to give them red hot drills until
they get away. The boys are proud
OF the former, but rather dislike the
latter, but it Is practice that makes
perfect.
NOTES.
President Dole may call for new
deal.
Four soldiers returned from Homo
lulu this morning who had gone on
the second expedition They were
sent back to be discharged, by order
of the surgeon. Two were from Ne
brsska and two from Colorado.
Most all letters, as we'll as papers
coming from home, are common prop.
erty of the camp.
When Col. Funston goes after his
men he has good reason. The other
day he had 1000 copies of the General
Orders printed and distributed among
the boys; then he said he wanted
those memorized. Some of the boys
know more about what 1t is to obey a
command now than they did. The
Colonel Is all right. JORDAN.
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mo. 4G66,l
Sheriff" S Sale.

(First published July S. 1881
The state Of Kansas, Allen County SIS.
III the District Court seventh Judicial District
sitting III aud tor Allen County, State OF
Kansas.
C. j. Carter Lumber Company, plaintiff,
vs.
Ira r. Patterson. defendant
BY virtue ~ all order of sale made by the
seventh judicial strict Court in aud for Allen
County. State of Kansas, aud issued by the
clerk thereof, In the above entitled cause, and
TO me directed aud delivered. will Oh MOndsy,
July Is, a. ID. 1898, at clock a. m. of said day
at the Ira Patters Lumber YARD, IN the
city OF lola. Allen County. Kansas, offer for sale
the following des ribed personal property. To-
witt Lumber and building material, definite
aud particular description ofwhieh is shown by
inve tory thereof annexed Ia the attachment
order issued In this action; which said property
has been attached as the property Of the de
PENDANT, Ira h. Patterson
II. HOBART, sheriff ~ Allen county.
by q. Aughermsu, Cnd"r sheriff.
sheriff. office, lola Kansas. July 7, 1898
H. Campbell, Attorney for Plaintiff
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Shcriff's Sale Under Execu-
ton.
First published June 8 1881
State OF Kansas, Allen county. IS.
James Bennett
. W. Bradshaw,

G W Bradshaw
BY virtue Of an Execution 10 me directed aud
delivered, issued out OF the Seventh Judicial
District SQUIRT OF the state OF Kansas. sitting ia
and for Allen county, IN said State. win, on
Tuesday, July 5lh. A. d, 1898, at the hour
OF one o'clock p. m, of said day, at
the Court House door In lola, In the
county aud state Aforesaid, offer a; public
sale AID sell to the h CHEST bidder for cash ia
hand, all the right, tlle and interest Of the
above named deiendHu, IN aud TO the follow.
ing described real estate;
Commencing NJ a paint on the south line of
the north asst quarter 90 OF the unrth east
quarter % Of section thiriy-fOur $50 IN town.
ship tweuty-four t2n 0f range eighteen as,
htty (50l feet east Of ur southern Kansas Rail.
road right NJ way, cunning the ce east fifty
Nn, feet, thence LOrlh one hundred thirty eight
1881 feet. thence west fifty 1901 feet, thence
south ole hundred thiriy eight 1851 feet 10
place OF heginuine, Ia allen county, Kansas.
said property levied an, and 10 he Aold as
the property OF the above NAMED defendant
II huBAR1 sheriff.
sheriff office lola, Klaus Ma, q iS0s
27.8l A. II CAMlBEiL
Attorney lot Plninuh.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-15

100 yards one shell went along the en- re
gun dock. killing half the men on Il and wound
ing nearly al the rest. shell from the Ore
gon hit the superstructure and IL was then that,
wounded and knowing we could not get away.
struck the flag and started for the bench
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-15
To Test the Law in Kansas.

Topeka, Kan, July 13.-C, w. Traver,
receipt clerk for the Wells-Fargo Ex-
press company, was arrested here on a
warrant issued in the federal court,
charged with violating the war reve-
nue. law. This is the beginning of the
war inaugurated on express companies
by United States Attorney Lambert
for compelling their patrons to attach
war stamps to receipts given by the
companies for goods received for ship
ment.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-15
Dunlap s Longshore, OF Carlyle, Kan:

Dunlap s. Longshore, OF Carlyle, Kan:
"a Service Of Black Bishop No ll28s for
best colt OF his get. 2nd best ..,. s. %
Owners OF Black Bishop not to be
exhibitors for this premium.l
Candy Kitchen, Thompson 6 Lewis, Props;
20 Best lbs butter made by girl under 10
% Bss eaSs 81 cake made BY s4 SS
der 10 years OF age ........2lbs candy,
GRAND Leader Dry Goods Store;
q Best EN- broidered skirt. one wool dress
% Best chocolate cake. One corset worth l 0O
New York Store:
20 Best ~ ears white corn One hat worth so
30 Bestmarbe cake go. ........ ....., 80
Cash Edison, Of PostOfflce News Stand;
81 Best collection China painting. one
years subscription TO Ladies Home
Journal.
lola Cash Grocery, Fred. J. Hale, Prop:
so Couple married at latest date prior to
first day of Fair. dish pan. ! tea
kettle cot pot stew kettles
IS Best LOAF white bread made by girl
under IL yeays of age ...2 lbs candy.
Famous Clothing Store;
"a Best Durham heffer calf pair pants
worm '.''''''''''''''''' ''''''' on
lola Hand Laundry;
IS Best made white shirt, 81 % worth
laundry work.
n, Klaumann, Live Grocer"
SO Best leaf bread made from o b -four.
SO lbs o b flour.
The Tudor Mercantile Co.;
81 Best lbs butter $500 worth of Tudor
Mer 60, cash scrip
2nd best lbs butter, el00 worth OF
Tudor Mer, Go. cash scrip
3S Heaviest half case OF new eggs, lex
hibit TO be made by producerJ $500
cash scrip.
Pad heaviest half case new eggs, (x-
hibh TO be made by producerD SlO0
cash scrip,
80 Best trio OF most profitable chickens
for the market, 81 % ca.h scrip.
End best trio uf most profitable chick
ems Tor the market Sl00 cash scrip,
Farmers Frlendi"
40 Best peaches, years subscription.
Al Best plate grapes yrs subsorip iOn.
~ Best watermelon year's subscription
43 Best span mules 1year's subscription.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-15
y. b. Culbertson, Real Estate Agent.

Miss Susie Goff, Millinery.
s. Best made dress by girl under IS years
Of age. sailor hat worth .....,. o.. 90
Gus, the Tailor, 200 Washington Ave
Sc Best draft gelding years or over.
pair pants worth .................... 400
Champion Bakery.
81 Best marble cake 20 bread tickets
50 Best embroidery by girl under Is Years
OF age. > lbs candy
lola Art Studio. no North Washington Ave.
80 Married couple youngest in years,
doz cabinet photos worth ......... 90
30 Oldest m1rrlel couple. dog cabinet
photos worth. ......... 4 90
Competitors Tor above must register at secre.
tary ; Office during the Fair.)
A. W. Rowland.
81 Best roadster colt ... ...... ........... co
q. v. Baker and c. Il. Jones. Dealers In Har.
ness, sc.
90 Best time made on track by trotters.
pair quarter boots.
L. Root Co., Tallors and Drapers. 1903 South
Washington ave.
90 Best pair carriage horses or mares
pair 500 pants, made 10 order
lola Shoe Store.
% Best fiuit cake. pair fine ladies' shoes
9TH. pE0p1ivtor VI the lola shoe store to have
the cake"
Lutte NoPthFup. c. Ia. DeClute Geo. A. BOwlus
DR.. A. j. Fulton, C. T. Scott. 4. L. Taylor.
Is Mule race half mile ....... ...... LIST eco
...... .. Sd ; 90
96 Farmers race-To farmer who har.
nesses his team, bitches To wagon,
and drives around rack ...... LIST 90
't'''''.' ''.'''..'.'-..,.. 2ud 90
Harness must BE- farm harness. wagon must be
farm wagon. one assistant viii he allowed
each team. No entrance fee charged
Evans Bros.
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slate IIirtoricnl 81. .Iy
Western SentlneI:''

Western Sentinel"
a. Best oil painting fruit piece. 1 years
subscription
IS Pest Poland China sow pig under 6
mOntns cid year : subscription
~ Best trio Plymouth BOOK chickens.
years subscription
~ Best animal painted III oil. years
As Best peck Early Kansas potatoes
years subscription.
lola Creamery;
40 Best milk COW .... .............. 90
Hooker SHAPED:
80 VIII shoe the best selding or mare for
single carriage.
lola Cash Meat narket:
81 Bes; pair carriage horses or mares
I1'Ib sugar cured nam.
Homer Fowler, Register OF Deeds:
81 Bet trio Light Brahm ma chickens .... 90
c. A. Fronk, County Clerk;
So Best IL tomatoes gee. ................. 90
J. b. Smith, Probate Judge.
81 Best flock Of sheep, not less than g.. 90
II. NJ. Miller, Clerk District Court:
IS Best trio egg producing chickens .. l 90
Northrup Bros. Dry Goods Store.
So Oldest gentleman who Is resident of
g. Alien county. pair " 90 shoes.
81 Oldest lady who Isl resident of Allen
county. pair 500 shoes
Must register at Secretary's office, Civ
lug date of birth
Shannon s horville, Dealers In Hardware.
5o Best u ears Of white corn. One pair
huskiux gloves.
50 Best Jersey COW. | 4-crease patent
60 Best general display peaches. peach
parer.
Williamson s Sons, Dealers in Harness &c.
81 Best draft mare, years lid or over.
90 Bet p,are or cling for single car. W
age One whip, worth. ............ 90
E. NJ. Long, "rioiel Grocery"
G3 Best loaf Of bread made from Pages
Blg - flour 81 lbs Pages -four
"a Best !eck lri'h potatoes. Il lbs anu
Ia % sugar.
w. 5. MeNiel, Jeweler.
6j sofa pillow / solid souvenir spoon
Battleship Maine" worth m l IS
hrs A. Thomson, Hotel Thomson.
66 fr' dinner 'or largest married coupe
who attend the Fair Must weigh
Oh grounds. Report to secretary gu
ground..l
c. Free dinner. Married couple married
At l4test date PRIOR To Friday, the last
day OF Fair Report TO secretary on
Ed Curtis, lola Flour and Feed Store, East Side
Square.
6S Best half dozen light rolls made from
beauty Hour 50 lbs Beauty
60 2nd best half dozen light rol made
from Beauty flour. % lbs Beauty
Hour.
20 Best u ears white corn. 80 10 Bur.
liugtOu -four
W. n. Root. Timer and Plumber.
IL Person receiving greatest number of
premiums on fruit ! copper wash
boiler worth ............,''..' 49,, 5 OF
lola Steam Laundry.
2 Bestmade dress slcO in laundry work
10 Best embroidery un silk ia eiass 81
sl0J IN Laundry work.
John often, Baker.
"a BestcrHyOn portrait ofresideutof Allen
county Angel TODD cake,
c. L. Whitaker, Real Estate Agent
70 Best peck potatoes, any variety 90. OC
80 ,..........--..,...... co.. 90. ... 2nd 81
80 Best plate pears. O.. ............... 81
,.;.;,i:....,.- ..:...,., ...... 2nd q
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-15
CLASS L.-FINE ARTS.

MRS. AGNES SCOTT aud MRS LISSIE HART
MAN, SuperiniendeRts.
LOT 80.
The exhibit must be made and owned by
resident of Allen county.
OIL, PAINTINaa
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-15

81 Best general display of oil paintings
by resident OF Allen county S2.OOiu
art material
9S Best Landscape in oil by resident OF
allen county, 81 co In art material
% Best specimen map drawing by resi-
dent of Allen county. 81 % ia mer.
chandise
100 Best specimen map drawing by rest.
dent of Allen county under 10 years
Of age. 81 % in merchandise.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-15

MRS. H. A. EWING aud MRS l.. r. PALMER
superintendent.
No article will be awarded premium that Is
not mentioned. No awards for second best.
Exhibitors la this class aud lot MUST be resi-
denis OF Allen county aud have made the arti.
Gle Exhibited
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-15
THE lola FAIR.
More Premiums That VIII Be Award
ed For the Best Products.
CLASS TEX TILE FABRICS.

All articles iu this class must be D oduced
ind made by residents Of Allen county.
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CLASS P-NATURAL HISTORY
GRANT BILLBE, Superintendent
LOT -.
CLASS X-sPECIAL PREMIUMS.

offered by business firms of lola, Kansas.
When special premiums are offered for same
exhibits in regular list, the judges OF the re-
spective classes will award the premiums.
special premiums not In regular list will be
Judged By special Judges selected by the asso-
citation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-27
PHILIPPINE RERELLIoN.
Insurgents Having Things Prett,
Much Their Own Way.

Hu'N bneiF VWp way.
San Francisco, March ga letter Just
received here from a business house that
has recently had occasion TO shin goods 10
Manila gives some interesting details OF
affairs on the island.
THE revolution in these islands," say,
the writer, sis by no means surprising.
The rebels have withdrawn their forces
temporarily aud are enjoying what praeti-
cally amounts TO self government in PROV
inces distant from Manila where the Span
ish troops seldom venture
The Spanish could have easily been
driven from the islands had the rebels
been well equipped with modern weapous
OF war but the insursent forces were un-
able TO raise sufficient funds TO purchase
arms from Europe in sufficient number to
arm more than 10 per cent of their fight
ing strength,
Even against this poorly equipped ana
somewhat disorganizcd band the Spanish
government has not been able to do n,,,cn
more than hold its own.
During the lull that followed the so-
called surrender of the rebel forces near
Manila Wholesale arrests were made mo
prisoners being seized at their homes In
the night and as much publicity as nossl-
Die given to the occurrence. Meantime
'he spanish forces moved against what was
thought to be a number Of rowing bands OF
insurscnIs, The government trocps met
overwhelming defeat and soon after the
news was received that the United States
was preparing to intervene in Cuba the In
sursents gained new hope The forces are
rai'yins Tor another attack on the govern
nent troops and the reyolutionists promise
10 be as aggressive as ever"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-27
.sesssssssss
A SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS
THE SPANISH ApTA.n.s.


The surmiso that finds most belief Is
that only tho Spanli Ii government could
have had enough high explosives at Iia-
,nna to wreck the Maine
Active preparations loDilng toward hos
tiiltics are still makirS,ln all parts of the
country.
Vessels of the white squadron being
painted black.
spain has been notified that the barbara
tiee In Cuba must cense.
President Mckinley will send the Maine
inquiry report to consre,g on Monday
without comment Tuesday he wsll trans-
nit message asking congress to appro-
pirate 500, roo for the relief " the Cuhans.
and II Spain places obs.aclte in the way
Of distribution active intervention will oc-
eur.
Unless President Mckinley decides IN
nc, at once IN tho Cuban natter, con
gross Will declare war without further de-
lay
English opinion Ia that war must como
ma that tho United States Is jrstlnnble
IN her course and viii be Victorious
Affecting scene oil the OlIvetto as Cap
tain Sigsbco and surviving Maine officers
hid good bye to Consul Lee and the pNwR-
payer correspondents,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-27
THE STATE.


First day Of recruiting for the navy at
Gall cston resulted in the acceptance of
nine men.
y lot of ammunition and supplies are
accommodating ut Galveston. but no troops
have been ordered there.
opinion in the Port Arthur channel case
has been handed down BY the Galveston
court of appeals.
TeSas-Colorado ChautnuHua Is to be held
Mt Pouldor; some OF the faculty selected
There is good demand for lumber at
bntl Beaumont and Orange.
Dr., Mayheld says an effort Is being
made to place the coast country in an ex-
,e!lent sanitary condition.
Reports Of damage from the freeze still
coming Ia,
a little child was roasted alive nsr
Ennis.
Young man Of Dallas county shot In de-
fonso of his home, as he thought, but
Int killed friend.
Marion county case before the court of
appeals is nn unusual Que.
Twelve thousand Texans have rendered
their services to Secretary of War Alger
IN case they are desired.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-27
sss'essssssssssssssssses Observation-Disclosures.

me United States inspires On one hand
We nave ancient but faithful relations. gond
neishoofiy feelings, aifinities of race and
INTERESTS ana finally the respect with when
me patriots Of heroic nation naturally
inspires us, On the other hand we hnve !,
powerful requisite, a sister OF our own. fulI
o. nrdor and confident OF her yaior. who
uemanos That an immediate end he put.to
evils ~ which she herself has shared and
when nave lasted very long time Such
- the position OF the conflict wherein both
interests and honor are involved. Our frs,
GUY Is increasingly TO express to the two
nations the desire OF all that sanguinary
ana formidable fight be avoidod
u thfse two peoples. with common ac
cord arc endoAvpring TO find sure and I'M
partial friends TO help them In the omin-
anie advancement Of 90 grave question
they VIII soc that all well Intended peop,e
are lending themselves to the desire and
We VIII not be backward But II would
be going beyond the reserve imposed upon
US TO go further than this / can here
~ least, only renew the expression OF our
ardent wishes for an equitable solution az
the matter, wherein right honor and In
eriy may be satisfied and which win re
suit IN maintaining between two nations
equally dear 70 us the great heneti, az
peace Cheers
a motion approving NJ Hanoiaux,s state
ments Was made by a vote OF 500 10 iii.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-27
FRANCES poslrioN.
Honotanx Makes 1t Plain tlat JuI
ny Crnnaud L. Ncufral

HonOtanx Makes 1t Plain thut John
ny Crnpaud II Neutral.
Paris March 26.--ln the chamber of dep
uties today NJ. Grousso,. socialist, made a
sweeping criticism OF the foreign policy OF
the government.
NJ. Baron, speaking OF the report OF N.
Groussot. said; France can not remain
Indifferent to the Spanish American con-
iiict and tho n.onstrous cncroachment OF
the Anglo-s Saxon race on the Latin race.
II is the duty Of France TO rcproach Spain
and the Vnitrd States With words Of con-
Citation and peace"
NJ, Hanotaux, minister Of foreign affairs,
replying TO NJ HarOn, said the negotiations
with England regarding West Africa were
proceeding fayorahly. With reference TO
China, he said that negotiations were be-
Ing carried on IN Paris and Pekin, and
that Significant results might be expected
Turning 10 Cuba. he said; However
necessary the defense Of our int arss,s may
be. II Is insuhordlnutc TO tha ilnparta,,cc
81 the grave difficulties which tbs Cuban
Qucktlop has presented SO long This Whole
worid Is following with emotion ALL apxi-
city tho varying fortunes or the tont!ict
profteding il Cuba and the whole werId
eaTneeuy hopes for It's speedy cont luy.ou.
lhe interests affected or threatened aud
tne courage and perseverance, displayed
sda daily some element 10 the dram arc
treud 81 evertt In that island, The cham.
Par Knows ~ sympathy and ssteem which
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-27
OMNIBUS MEETINGS.
Cabinet Officers Visit the white
House House. hat Keep Counsel.

Cabinet Officers visit the white
House House. but Keep Counsel.
Washington, March 2G-Rumors of a
special cabinet meeting tonight were
caused by the entertainment nf several
visitors at the White House and brief in
divldual calls OF two members OF the cab-
met
Inc president entertained at dinner Vice
President Hobart and Senator Fairbanks of
Indiana, Later on Secretary Long and A.
torney General Grlggs paid short visits
nut trey were stated to be entirely of
personal nature. Some significance at
tached to call of Chief Clerk Michael q,
the state department who bore severa,
documents for the presidents consider
alton. but he denied that they were of any
unusual importance.
Senator Hale. chairman of the FOREIGN
relations committee talked with the presi-
dent for some time.
Secretary Long tonight stated that tho
question of action to intercept the Spanlsh
fotilla had not been taken IN AS tho
hoti'ia progresses slowly in midocean it
w 'hely mol be heard from for some
.iihe ana officials meanwhile are at a
loss TO know its whereabouts,
Asked as to report Of the recent OF
reply from Minister Woodford. eecret.r,
Long said the reply had not come IN hi,
khoWledge and his department had not
Deei aaviaed OF the fact If such a COM
niuhication had been received.
Late tonight Assistant Secretary Day re-
FUSED to affirm or deny report thai Min.
's'ef Woodfords response to the cablegram
ADVISING him of the findings of tho court
OF inquiry was already in the adminIstra-
tons hands.