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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24

ing mOther and a good wife She
leaves "a hu- baud and five children
and many friends To- mourn her loss.
The bereavrd family have the svm-
pathy Of the entire community.
Mabel Warren returned home from
Emporia saturday where she has
been studying music.
Samuel Voorhees, and wife were at
Kincaid Thursday where they bought
a nice lot If furniture.
Preaching service will he held ut
the Baptist church Feb 20 by Bro
Trout.
George Warren went to Blue
Mound sunday.
Bertha Bray of Moran visited with
her grandmother, Mrs Mccoy, over
Sunday.
We are sorry to hear that Addie
Nardeveer is not quite so well this
wees.
Dewitt Daniel, wife and daughter,
May, went to Kincaid Wednesday
for the purpose OF having Mays eyes
tested for glasses.
Harmon Hoffman who has been
staying at Blue Mound spent Sunday
at home.
Clyde Nandeveer had business at
Kincaid Friday.
Married, "Wednesday evening Feb
ruary 10, at the home of the brides
parents, Miss Rhoda Booth and Mr.
James Leonard Foulk, Rev Park
Blunt officiating The wedding was
very quiet, only few guests being
invited. The grand parents of the
groom gave reception the next day
which all present enjoyed very much.
In the evening the bride and groom
were surprised by h serenade party.
The young folks were invited in, re-
freshments were served and the
evening passed pleasantly. MIR and
Mrs FOulk are well known through
out the community and have the best
wishes of their many friends,
Mr. Neville shipped stock to Kan
sas City Thursday
Mr. Hartford and family are moving
onto the place that Mr. Sn0dgrass
lived on last year.
Jerome Dawson and family and
Miss Houston visited in Moran last
Saturday,
Anna Gibbs of Moran visited
friends in this vicinity from Wednes.
day till Saturday.
John Hoffman and Ed Gilbert Jr,
went to Blue Mound Friday.
James Carter of Moran spent Satur-
day at Bayard.
A concert will be given ut the
Usage Valley Baptist church.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24
1AYARD.
Minnie Dawson. Reporter.

Norma HiXOn returned home from
Kansas City Saturday where she has
been attending school.
VIM Black and wife visited at Blue
Mound Friday.
Ethel Hampton of Bronson was the
guest of her sister Nellie Thursday
and Friday.
Charlie Trimble is just recovering
from an attack of the grip.
Russell AMI May Reynolds visited
their grandpa Mr. Hoffman Sunday.
Lee Rogers and family spent last
Thursday at Kincaid.
Levi hunsaker and wife of Kincaid
and nephew, Alva Shipley, spent
Friday at the home of Alkaline Riggs.
Eta Slsson visited May Daniel
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs Teas and con of Moran spent
Wednesday with Mr. Teas.
Ed Hite had business at Kincaid
Tuesday.
Mrs Nelson ShivelY departed this
life Feb ID, at the age OF 43 years, and
was buried In the Fair View ceme-
terry the 10Th. The deceased was a
member of the Usage Valley Baptist
church, was good Christian, a Low.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24

Ntranahan officiating. Friends wit
all join i'm wishing them "A happy
voyage down the stream 1T time.
Wesa Lust SOLD mix COW last
week for forty dollars to n Robin
stein.
Our renter are beginning to change
places, hut We will wait till the
moving is done, to locate them.
i A Hardy returned Friday from
a three months visit to his old Indi-
ana home, tat and saucy. lie
brought with him young Mr. Herr,
the son of AN old friend.
Grandma Strickland who was quite
sick last week is improving slowly
Mrs Henderson of Kincaid was
here "A few days helping to care for
her mother.
The children of MIR Dwarf are
suffering with severe attack of
la grippe.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24
PLEASANT VALLEY.


We are having sunny Kansas
weather once more
A number of the young people of
the Valley went to Mr. SmaTt's OF
the LaGrand neigh borhood to an
oyster upper Saturday evening, and
they report splendid time.
A number of the neigh bors of Mr.
and Mrs Largent's came last Friday
by invitation to celebrate their tin
wedding. Each brought IA present.
Geo Ruxin and wife OF LaGrand
attended Largents tin wedding.
Mrs Mcdowell has decided not to
rebuild until fall.
Mr. Mcdowell is able to he up
again.
Jesse Wilkinson's little child has
been very low with pneumonia hut
was some better yesterday morning
Ernest Wilmuth has rented the
Post place and will stay there and
farm his own land, as his mother is
not going to rebuild.
Milton Fulwider Is going to work
for John Chilcote this summer.
The men are at work ON John
Mourer's new house again.
Alpha Benjamin returned to her
home is lola last Saturday.
Geo Moore of Moran was here on
business Monday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24
MORAN.

We are enjoying the pleasant
weather.
A a Peckham is completing new
house on his farm north east of town.
Mrs j b Hurlock and children
visited her parents at lola one day
last week.
The Pennsylvania House under the
management of Mr. and Mrs Geo
Moore IL regaining it's old time popu-
larity and enjoying good patronage.
The religious discussion between
Rev Banda, Baptist minister from
Aurora, Mo, and Rev Bryant. OF the
Christian church at lola, closed last
evening The debate was well at
tended and the decision is left with
the people.
Walker Bros have sold out their
restaurant to II ID Rapp who will
hereafter conduct it In connection
with his meat market.
Mrs G II McCallam has been on
the sick list for the past week.
Mrs A E, DeHart will soon move
her stock of millinery goOds to the
building north OF her former place.
She expects to leave in about couple
of weeks for Kansas City to lay in a
stock of new spring and summer
goods.
= # Kreuter has purchased the
property south of the Baptist church
aud moved into the same this week.
Walter Messenger has successfully
passed the civil service examination
for mail clerk on the railroad and ls
now ready for appointment.
M l. Lacey will soon commence
building ON his farm near town and
expects to move about the 1st of
April.
Mrs Sadie Goodwin Is visiting
friends in lola this week.
The school entertainment given at
the Pres byterlan church last evening,
Washington's birthday, was we'll at
tended. An admission fee was charg-
ed and the proceeds to go for the
benefit of the school library.
Mrs Young will leave shortly for
Kansas City to lay In a stock of
spring millinery.
Mrs # Barton entertained num-
Der of her friends at her home Tues
day evening In honor of her guest,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24
THE co UNITY News.
SAVONBURo.
VIM. X. Robinson, Reporter,

Miss Swearingen of Moran visited
Mabel Rannals over Sunday.
Mr. butcher of st Paul put new
roof on the post Office this week.
John Wright has traded his livery
barn for a farm.
Mrs Wilson nee Kelley of lola 10
visiting her parents east of town.
Chas Townsend is putting up neat
little dwelling in the east end of town.
Mrs Ed Snider, of Kansas City, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs E
b Rail.
o Nyman just closed real estate
deal with an Iowa man.
Alexander d Hunter are kept busy
Smelling corn for our shippers.
Messrs Shllder and Alexander, of
Kimball, were trading with our
merchants this week.
f. b Rail d Sons received another
carload OF OswegO flour.
Capt Gibson shipped several cars
OF hogs and cattle this week.
Mrs Joe Lacy is visiting at Moran
this week
Mr. Davis, our grocer, returned
from Iowa On account OF sickness in
his family in that state, he will prob
ably sell out and return.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24
NEosHo VALLEY.
@. L. ARNOLD ReporIer.


BY consent of the board Miss
Jensen ceased her school work at
Onion Greek Friday. She employ
ed Marion Brown to teach this week
which will complete the term.
Lloyd Bolin returned from Missouri
on Wednesday of last week We
understand he will work for j II
NostTand.
Anna Carman went to Geneva Sun.
day to see her brother who is suffer
ing from severe attack of the glip.
She was conveyed by Ed Cleaver.
A half dozen of our young people
were at B r Clark's at Humboldt
the first of the week.
One OF Frank lChristy's children is
quite sick with whooping cough.
A large per cent of the potatoes
that were stored in cellars or buried
froze during the late severe cold
spell.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage, on Wednesday evening of
the present week, of A G Fisher and
Marie Jensen. More anon.
G l. Hornor has been employed by
Josh Butler as farm hand
Cora Powell will close her term of
school at Union ON Saturday of this
week. The closing exercises will con-
sist of patriotic songs and declama-
lions and dinner.
The marriage of Perry j. Peck and
Nettie Lowe on Wednesday of last
week, Is reported as being a very
pleasant affair. There were about
seventy persons present, and the
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24
Resolutions.

WHEREAS, the hand ofthe Divine Providence
has removed from our midst the beloved son
of Neighbors Mr.. and Mrs A. E, Culbertson,
therefore be 1t
Resolved, By Banner Camp No. 1891, r. N. o
A., that we sincerely symphatize with our e
reaved Neighbors in the dispensaton with
which It has pleased Divise Providence to
afict them, and commend IN EN- for console.
ton to Him who orders all things for the best
BE II further
ResOlUed That these resolutions be spread
upon the records of our Camp, II copy thereof
be transmitted to our bereaved Neighbors aud
to the papers for pub LEGATION.
W. +. EDWARDS,
CLARA BROWN,
LEILA HOOK.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24

Miss Conner, of r.. Scott. n de ight-
iul evening was spent toy az ue~rni.
f q Meyer ANA family have -
moved from tue arm moan ut toNn to
lola. Nh. Meyer rNprc to find em-
piuy meut IA, the smeiter tue coming
summer.
e. T. SmOck went tn Perry, Okla,
last week asa witness Ia a contest
case.
Chss Mendell has treated the front
of his hardware store 10 a new coat of
paint which greatly improves its Az
pearance.
The community sympathize deeply
with \ Shively Ia the loss by death
of the wife and mother on the 18Th.
The deceased was "A member of the
RebeckahS and was highly esteemed
by all who knew her
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24
AETER A HARD DAYS WORK.

" was troubled with boils and sick
headaches. l began taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla and it gave me immedi-
ate relief from headaches and purified
my blood. 1t has also built up my
system generally. do not get 80
tired after hard days work as did
before taking Hood's." Henry Kern,
POhattan, Kan.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.
Mailed for 25c. by G. l. Hood a. Co.
Lowell, Mass.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24
SOUTH MAPLE GROVE
WI. =. 9ERnNlL. Renorler.

Several from this vicinity attended
the literary at Fairview Thursday
night.
VIII Wicks and wife moved Tues
day into Mrs Bonebrake's house.
which they have rented for this year
Irene Lash went to Ossawatomie
Tuesday for "a visit with her Aunt
Belle. She expects 10 be gone for
quite a while.
viii Wilson moved to Humboldt
Thursday. He has been employed
by Il w Trego i'm his hardware store.
Chas Myers and wife returned to
Galena tuesday.
w : Gerall moved to- Humboldt
Tuesday.
ID ii Palmer and wife went to
Chanute Thursday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24
HUM 0LDT.
ARTHUR CuNNIseuAM, Reporter


Uncle jeff Brinker died at his home
in humboldt tuesday morning.
Uncle jeff never knew how old he
was, but he could remem Der being in
George Washington kitchen when
II small boy, aud this would place
him over the century mark some
twenty years. The funeral was held
Thursday at the Catholic church.
Wednesday, Feb %, was Washing
toms birthday. Flags were displayed
on the city and school house flagsttfs,
over many business houses and ON
several private residences.
The opera house has been full for
week. The Tennesseeans gave u con
cert last Tuesday to crowded house
and were followed by the Knowles
and Victor Lee, both shows drawing
good houses.
The G f. Society of the Christian
church will give n masque social at
the home of their pastor March 3rd.
The Ladies missionary society of
the Presbyterian church gave a re-
ception at the home of Mrs VIM Gun
nIngham last Friday.
A Martha Washington tea was
given at the home of Mrs Holt
schneider Wednesday afternoon. A
large crowd was in attendance during
the afternoon. In the evening the
gentlemen were served.
The rigors of winter have not been
80 noticeable In Humboldt this year
as heretofore. Besides the comforts
of well managed gas system, fresh
lettuce and radishes have been on
the market all winter. They have
come from the green house Of j A
Heath.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24
GRIFFIN.

The carpenters have commenced on
Mr. Gritfin's house and 1t is nearing
completion.
Quite a good deal of moving in this
vicinity this spring.
Mr. Ross has moved on the MIR Phil
lips place and John Brown on Mr.
ROsse's place. Mr. Willenburg will
move up toward leila and Joseph
Hack will take the Hamm farm for
this year.
Alex Baxley and Mr. Ross went to
Yates Center Wednesday.
Literary at the Stone Pile next
Thursday night.N All invited.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24

bride and groom received many use-
ful presents. We join with their
many other friends in Offering con-
gratulatiOns aud wishing them pros
perity and happiness.
: McDOle and wife left for their
home i'm Iowa Tuesday.
Rev w NJ Griffin, OF Parsons, is
assisting his brother, J f. Grittin, in
protracted meeting at Salem chapel.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24
DIAMOND.
Mrs. II. W. JONES. Reporter.

The DragoO Bros went to Kansas
City last week with their cattle.
V Wsdler shipped cattle to Kan
sas City and brought down some
feeders.
Willis Sprague had the misfortune
to lose his old family horse last Sat
urday night,
Married Sunday evening at six
O'Clock, at the home of the bride,
Bertha Hull to John Deweese. Rev
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24
For Sale or Trade

so acres good land in Deer Greek township
for sale. 60 acres under pillow, II acres timber
average buildings. Lasting stock water. Adj
dress Aaron Lasley, WISE Kansas
/ have Il hundred hedge aud hundred wal
ut seasoned posts for sale. A. w. Swag CART, /
mile south OF Carlyle.
Private money to loan on Real Estate secur-
ty Box %, lola, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24
A GOOD MAN W OMEN

Are expert Dry Goods buyers. They know the good
points of an article the minute they it, They can
tell you the value of piece of dress goods dot.
They know silk and linens well they know the
names oftheir children. 1t is pleasure to serve
such customers, for they always know a good thing
when they see it, We have lots of Just such custom
who have traded with us ever since we started We
sell to judges of values every day When they look
around then to them back and
buy our goods.
If you not "a judge, why is not the GRAND
LEADER safe place for you to trade? You know
that you buy at the price your neighbor, as
all their goods are marked iH PJ0jn FIDUreS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
AN OPEN LETTER.
City Sergeant Boisseau Takes Issue
with Expert Accountant

DANVILLE. VA, Aug. 12-Special-P.
III. BOisseau. city Sergeant, Will publish
iu tie Register tomorrow morning an
open letter addIe Sod 90 the City Council.
in which he uenOunCes Mr. III. r. BOudar.
the expert who recently examined the
books W city officials and reported 90 TO
Council severely crlucisng severa. on.-
cilis among them Sergeant Boisseau.
Air. k0isscau charges that the experts
report was given Oh the press throughout
the country. IN violation Of common de-
cency and the first principles OF natural
Justice, before it had ever been submitted
90 the City Council itself or before tho
persons accused therein knew anything
about it.
BE then takes up exhibit 30" Of the
report which was the part pertaining
10 his Office. and answers each para
graph, and closes his vigorous open letter
of "a column and a half as follows:
81 have answered these charges spect-
cally and definitely. and will only add
that n every item against me stated ~
Mr. BOudar were allowed there would
only be "a balance against me or Ss45.
The written report OF this expert IS
but a copy OF this exhibit 90 expressed
I'm words and written style and SHAH
not notice 10 further. I'm conclusion. I
may say 10 you that there is no Orfi-
nance OF the city requiring me 90 keep
. any book al all. The book kept was Tor
my own convenience and is my own pr-
yate property.
"I have no objection 20 an examination
OF Ii or any other book IN my office FOR
the purpose OF discovering how e has
been administered. whether honestly or
not, by any fair and impartial person
whatsoever
Having nothing % conceal. 40 not
object 20 this but 7 do object 70 Mr.
BOudars ever coming into my ofico
egain. He is neither fair. just or impair
tial He seems 20 wish 10 prosecute
nor 20 renort fairly. and T must respect
fully decline ever 20 allow him 20 come
into my office again or 90 have access
20 my books Any honest. fsir-minded
Boudar cannot come"
Mayor WO0d.ng ana chief o. Police
Williams have both announced that %
tho next meeting 81 tho Council they viii
have a SOW anJ wiii submit reports show
in~ that NJ P0uiar's statements and hg-
u~os are Inaccurate. misleading and IN the
main false
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
LINTON TIE CHAMPION.
lie Defeated Harry Fixes 10y Two Laps
NJ Manhattan Beach.

NEW YORK. Aug. l2.-Tom Linton. Of
Wacs. champion of Europe. in "a one
hour paced race won the championship of
America to-day beating Harry Eikc,, of
GIoas Falls. IS. s.. champion of America.
as the Manhattan Beach bicycle traei.
by nearly tw0 l1ps
The Wclshmau. iu addition. made Cd new
worlds record, the pacing being by
motorcycles. lu the hour he rode "a
miles and iio yards. This does nor reach
abe record held by Eikos paced in the old
style. The old style record for the hour
Is "a miles lpi yards
To-days race was. however. good
one though "a number of msaaps m
measure spoiled 10. The contest va, ret
ON equal terms, Fixes being left behind
by the Joss of a pedal from ha wh.o
and then by his riding off the track onto
the ropes of the enclosure. Many thouFht.
however that Fixes was being out-IIdtH
and that mo- matter what happened Lin
ton would have won.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
Haytien Revolt Grows.

CAPE HAYTIEN, Aug. 12-Twelve
hundred insurgents to-day crossed the
YaQue river under the lire OF Mitrail-
lousos. In the engagement the Govern
ment forces lost eighteen men killed, but
there were DO fatalities among the insur-
gents.
a dispatch from Banica announces that
the entire province of Ncyba is ready 10
rise On favor OF General Jimlnez.
General TOrrebO Carey is expected from
cuba 20 assume command OK the revolu-
tionary movement
HAVANA. Aug. 12-General Juan ISL
drO Jiminez. the aspirant 10 the Presi-
dency OF the Dominican republic. denies
all knowledge Of any expedition OF his
being captured of jamaica He asserts
that there are no Santo Dominicans
there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
STILL FIGHTING IN SAMOA,
The Rival Kings Hold on, But Their
Followers Hard at IL.

VANCOUVER. b. c., August l2-The
trouble I'm the samoan Islands did not end
with the departure OF tie representatives
Of the Powers from Apia. although they
confidently thought they had restored
peace end brought the rival factions TO-
gether.
r. 5. Meade. who arrived here on the
steamsip Miowera, after trip through
the islands Of the South Seas says the
two factions were still NJ war very shortly
after the commissioners left and that
they engaged in a pitched battle. The
rival kings took no part. but the leaders
OF the parties were engaged. Several
we're killed OF both sides, and q large
number were wounded.
Mr. Meade says he got his information
from an officer OF the German cruiser
Fake. which had been stationed at Apia
during tina recent troubles-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
Springfield. 90; Syracuse. 81
COLUMBIA STILL LEADS.
The Fast Yacht Keeps Up Her Weeks
Victorious Record.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 12-The New
York Yacht Club squadron rides at an
Choir in tho harbor tonight and the
cruise OF 1899 is ended. During the cruise
Of twenty-five miles from New Bedford.
the wind held on longer than yesterday.
but the yachts ran into soft spots and
five miles from the finish the entire fleet
was becalmed for half an hour.
The Columbia kept up her record of
victories OF tho week. not only leading
all the yachts over the line. but defeating
the Defender 10 minutes and 4 seconds,
elapsed time.
The actual distance. however. between
the boats was less than two miles. for
the old boat came up very slowly in the
light air, besides being somewhat delayed
by short lufting match with the schoon-
er Colonia. which finished about the same
time.
The Columbia's victory WAS, neverthe-
less. perfectly legitimate, and she showed
herself a marvel In light weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

SARATOGA u. y. Aug 12.-f1rs.
race-5lx urlongs-Oread q 10 ID nrst
sakhrat 6 90 5l second. HIS EXcellcncy
q 90 ID third. Time 1IN
Second race-hvc furiougs-Vendig 6 o.
ID first. Lightning Express a II 10 ID
second Jerry Hunt - TO - third. Time.
1903 r.
Third race-Saratoga Grand Prize mile
and au eIghth-Don De ore 90 20 - first.
Tragedian "a 1-2 % ID second, Previous
az 90 ID third. Time 200 H.
Fourth race-hve furongs-Dear Heart
a 10 ID first. Lady Massey q 10 ID second.
Famora levem third 1lme. 1904 a.
Fifth receive furiongs-H andicapper
90 10 - first Belle of Lexington O. ~ 20
ID second. KickImDoD Is 10 - third.
Time 1905
sixth tcepioohase-Mernn won
out. t..-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
CONVINCING EVIDENCE.

Mr. r. r. Smith. Berryville, Va. SAYS:
81 have used Munyon Dy+peps.d uIe
and have found DO tO Doe excellent Allcr
using my general health improved
Mr.. h. q. Pollard Bon Air, Va. says.
Il have used Munyon's Remedies Tor
as wei as various members of my family
of other troubles.
Mrs w. H. Evans. 1875 Corcoran street
northwest Washington ID. O., says. 7
had severe stomach trouble BOO RELIEF
came until [ sought Munyon doctors ana
remedies
Mr.. II. 70. Poasoley. 1916 McDonoueh
street. Manchester. Va. says. 81 am
quito a believer in Munyon's Remedies.
having used them for indigcst ton ana dy.-
pepsia and diarf1oca. ana mo ln3t l"'5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
Cold Certificates in Demanx.

WASHINGTON. Aug. E.-The amount
OF gold certificates paid out AT the sew
erai mints OF the United states In eN-
change for gold, as FAR as reported is
s.. 5g5. 40 as follows:
washington. y642. 30: Baltimore. SILL
sso. New YORK, As2O,Oo0; Philadelphia.
zoo oO0. Roston, $1,000. Cincinnati. $500;
chicago. 100000: ST. Louis, $4,000.
AS san Francisco and New Orleans
have not vet sent In their reports. II Is
estimated that the total issues TO date
amount 70 about $l2.0oo,ooo 1-