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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-22
WHITE STAR LINE.

4 WHIIL SIAH LINZ.
n. NEw-YORK- QUEENSTOWN
Teutoric.... Feb q noon CVmrc. March 2S p "
Brfsuric March /. noon Frl'aunc.. March %
Mate,t!c March noon Majestic. APRIL .. noon
T-ltonic March o. feltoric ....Apgil 70. noon
saloon rates IN CymTc 500 up Ciermanc. Britannia.
geo Up: Majestic Teuouc S75 up Second Cabin So 90
" wards: Third CyInrc Cenanic ana Britannia
$3.50: on Majestic and Teuonic. s275O Revenue tax
additional.
For passenger freight and general Information apply
WHITE STAR LINE
PIER No IS North River. once Broadway y. Y.
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WANTED.-A crachman th,rousnly IN
8sr-IaniIrg tor-- who can give hrst-
class reference from last emp ..r d. 20
honesty ana -lhrefv Address. stating
va.-s wanted AND reference. +. o. Box
. Oa5 Nrw-l rs CIV.
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GARDENER and FLORIST. ased 81. as
head gardener on gentleman place Pc
sltlpn for married man desired. ia years
experience 10 different branches 20 h0rt-
culture. the very best q references Ad-
dress X CARLSON. t.22S Walnut-st..
philadelphia penn
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GARDENER and FLORIST GOOD expert
encei al around man. best Of references.
married. no family. English r H., Box
II. dlp East ltth a.
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WAITRESS. Protestant s.rii Vcsanoer-
Mattress would assist WIZ NJ. -
WORK best references. Address H.
sth-aye.
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bTTH-sT.. Sl8 wE;ST.-seconi-story front
hail room connecting, also room "a
fourth floor. with board. references eX-
changed.
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GARDENER. &c.-By mar and wife.
steady place IN private family man gar
dener and care ~ horses. wife Tor house
work. good references Address d r.. Box
g. Tribune Oiiice
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TXpEWItTTEHg

VINVVV7VTIFI97TI
TYPEWRITEkS-BA ma
chimes cheap Remiugtons. smiths. SIS.
guaranteed. rentals reduced CONSOLI-
DATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 243
Broadway.
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A-MFDICAL CONPANION.-Ph' .ician;
c,iti,rad ana communicable. cNperien 4
in --lv1us diseases viii travel ar home or
abroad with invalid familiar with Eur pc
and fangllages. refers 70 prominent nru,,
rol0g SIS and phys clans u New- y ork' so'd
traveller FISHER. VI. d. - West
A5fh--t
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OLD DOMINION LINE.
DHESsMAikING.


FIRST CLASS MODESTO. importer ex-
elusive STYLES. exquisite workmanship.
specimen shown. hDfe. and OUT town
trade speciality. estimates given. Indies
materials taken. gowns made without 1T
ting. references. can or address MODESTO.
81 West lgtn-st.
LADIES DRESSES made. s.. chniren's.
81 "a. 81 80 a day. MARIE. i57 Dist
both 81.
MODESTO would Ike q few more custom
ers out by Tho Gay. g.. 81 Ehs' Mfh-st.
SKIRTS rebound and pressed. 81. Laii-s'
jackets rsmodelled C1raning and dye-
ing u every description. send postal. VIII
call. L. s CLEANING AND PRESSING.
% West lNth-st. near Gft-aNe
DRESS AND ACCORDING PLEAT-
ING.
-~.~r-~~-c>~~~J~~J~<4~~ ~~~.~~-~~-~~~~~
ACtOkDIOS and eide pleatln9 buttons
covered while you wait. plnklng. French
nutlng. feathers and hOas cuIled BUR-
CESS. $40 6th-ave.. corner 2lsi-st see
signs.
fLkAIlNGS. p.nkinFs nurngs done while
you walt DressmaFers get discount On
lowest prices HAPnfNg ~ West 239 .,
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UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE
COMPANY.


i2l-5 East 2oni Street.
TO MRS WALFEED q. ANDERSON.
Thomas Brennan, Mrs. Mathlca i.
Brooks. Charles Bernhard. George Baker.
Mrs Mary Clearv. Mss !. Callahan, Harry
=. Crulckshark Mrs Herbert GRAY. James
p Heath Mary Hickey. C.. II. kirkland.
Mrs =. Keilre-. J. Iaughan. ". J. Par
sons. Mrs Nellie Reilly Mrs. Ida Sewell.
Mr.. ffa Schoruer. Vim. futile:
Your are hereby notihed thar The time for
rho payment 4 fn.- -,mpa-vs len upon
tho property hereinafter des. Tned "a ing
exrir.a asf.~ Dc notice thereof had been
given Won this company Wi Cause such
property. 2. VIZ. household goods. personal
4n ets and merchandise stored by YOU IN
its warehouse 90 De- slid AZ pu Nc auction
according o. The statute IN such case made
am provided. AZ Is warehouse l2i East
22rd street. Eew York CITY. on W@dnes
dav March sth. 1899. az 1890 A. NJ
UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE
COMPANY.
J r. JONES. Treasurer.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam. By hand Or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co.. 1855 Broadway 42l East 4Sth-sL.
COZ = BRANDT Tel i32-asth
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OCEAN 5Itamrrs.

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pED D LINE
~ For La Gusyra. Puerto Cabelo Curacao and Mara
oaibo, via urecaO-Calng also at Porto Rico
From Roberts Pier Brooklyn.
6. S PHILADELPHIA Saturday, Feb. 25 ! p NJ
s CARACAS. .SatupiaN. March il. =. NJ.
These steamers have superior accommodations for pas
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT
General Manager 1875 Front ST.
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FINE. PAYING BANK IN south DA-
klta for sals. VII make some man rich
ADDRESS BANK. Box g. Tribune once
WANT TO SELL n half interest In tho
Jnifed States lr the most complete and
Cheapest 70 manufacture Il any lock nut
ever invented. a sure lock- can be taken
OF easy and quick and not hurt a thread
on The bolt
: b. MALCOM. Loudon, Tenn.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

&c SO GRAMERCY PARK---Slites. single
rooms steam heated. excellent IaD4e
convenisnt; central location.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

From New York Wcdnes days. Fridays ard SATURDAYS
FOR TEXAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued to al
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&c, Georgia, Florida &c. Delightful Excursions.
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-10

a number OF Humboldt people
braved the cold and came up on the
evening freight to see their home
boys perform, That IL one character
istic of Humboldt people which is
prominently laudable, they patro.
Hize home industry, even If they have
to follow them out of town to do it.
Their host OF friends in lola will be
glad to learn that Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ny Newly have returned and Will
make this their home until spring.
The severe Colorado climate was too
much for Mrs. Newly in winter and
they returned to Kansae and to lola.
Mr.. Newly will take one of the sew
eral places offered him on the Mis-.
souri, Pacific until spring when they
expect to return to Colorado
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the Filipino leader was seeking for a
cessation of hostilities and for a con-
ference was most acceptable and was
interpreted as an admission that he
had realized his terrible mistake. 1t
is entirely improbable that he will be
able to restore anything like the statu
quo or to obtain anything like the
same terms as were possible last week.
No one here now knows just what
Gen. Otis intends to impose in the way
of terms. Secretary Alger yesterday
afternoon repeated his statement that
ne had given the general no instruc-
tions SIM, he battle and saw no
reason for giving any. lie realized,
he said, that Gen. Otis, being on the
ground and having proved his fitness.
was in better position to deal with the
situation than any one in Washington.
In this view of the case. it will he
seen that no one here can at present
tell how Gen. Otis will deal toward
Aguinaldo's application. But the
opinion is expressed by men here who
know Gen. Otis experience with the
Indians that he will make the laying
down of arms the condition of dealing
with the insurgents at all, and If that
condition is met. of course, it will
mean speedy termination of the re-
bellion. AS before stated, the admin
istration has unlimited con fidence in
Gen. Otis military abilities and
they are congratulating themselves
that his experiences in Indian ware
fare is exactly what is needed for the
safe conduct Of the American cam
paign. lie will know just how much
confidence to place in this overture of
Aguinaldo's. The history of the in.
surrection of the Filipinos is said to
be full of as many instances of bad
faith on their part as could be found
in one of our own Indian campaigns.
There is no reason to believe that
the president has changed his policy
respecting the treatment of the Fill.
pinos because of the battle, and it. is
believed that. If they are content u
profit by the severe lesson admins
/ tered To them he will be willing tc
receive them rs erring children and
| treat them with as great a degree OF
/ liberalitv as their state and a due re-
| gard for the interests Of the United
! States and of civilization will permit
1t is thought at the war department
that the large number of wounded
! FilipinoS in the hands of the Ameri
can forces, while they will prove some
what burdensome and will make
heavy draft on the resources of tn,
medical department, will prove gooC
thing in the end. The wounded Fill
pinos cared for in the American hos
pitfalls and fed with American rations
it is believed, will make very effectiv,
missionaries when they return To thei
own people. The idea of wounded
prisoners being carefully nursed an,
cared for will be wholly new expert
ence To the insurgents.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-10

DR.. w. /. Linn, Supreme Recorder,
and DIR. @. A. NanVelzer, Supreme
Medical Director, Of the Order of Sc
lect Friends, both of TT, Scott, were
in lola Monday for the purpose Of visit
ing and examining Mr.. e. b. Pennell
who has put in IA claim against the
Order for total disability benefit on
account of rheumatism. There Is no
doubt at all that Mr.. Pennell Is dis
abled, the only question being ms to
whether the disability Is likely to be
permanent. The question will be de-
cided by the executive committee
which meets next week. Drs. Linn
and VanNelzer are both high degree
Masons, and they took occasion Incl.
dentally TO meet with some Of the
brel bern here to talk about intro
ducing them into the larger mysteries
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-10
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
Money Invested in the Kansas Mutual Is SAT,
and brings handsome dividends.

The success Of tue Kansas Mutual
Life Insurance Co. of Topeka, Kansas,
the only Rams as company doing au
old line insuran CO business has been
very gratifying TO the company and
in their sevent zenith annual report
just issued, some facts are set forth
that cannot fail to convince the most
skeptical that the company Is one OF
the safest ia the United States. 1t
shows that during 1898 the total in.
come of the company was 1886, 257 %,
making a net gain in income of $50. 49,
%. The company paid during the
year "a death claims aggregating
$103, 710.9D; paid in dividends and eur
render values $40, $40 ~ total amount
paid TO police holders $3.50, 3Sl II; paid
IN commissions, advertising, printing
postage, medical examiners fees, tax
as, home and branch Office expenses,
and all other expenditures, Sl07 .056.-
80; total disbursements, 1858, 357 30,
making excess of income over dis
bursements, S26, $4,000 Total assets
December 81, 1898, 1919 ,062 50; net
gain In assets during the year, S32,-
$50 90
The new insurance written during
the year amounted TO &, 033, GG2 90, of
which there was declined Sl05 1904 So;
amount accepted and placed ON the
COmpany's books, S2,73S 1864 total
insurance i'm force December 81, 1895
S0,S93, 00l 90 making net gain in in
surance in force, s., 9,05N,00, The in
surance or reserve Liability ON said
1888, 09l 90, computed on the Aotu.
aries Table of Mortality and per
cent. interest, Sl02, 632 80; all other Ii
abilities, S24 ,90l "a; total liabilities,
S2l7, 537.l9. The Company's present
resouI ces against its total liabilities
are $370, 962 AZ, leaving n clear surplus
of $l53, 425 "a; gain in surplus during
the year, 81 $4,000.
From the foregoing statements and
the Secretary's report it will be OBJ
served that the company has made a
substantial increase during the year
in premium receipts, in interest re-
ceipts, in total income, in surplus, in
total assets, in invested funds, in
mortgage securities on deposit with
the state treasurer in dividends paid
TO policy holders, and in total insur-
ance force.
Absolute security is the fret essen
tial of life Insurance that insures.
This character OF security Is furnished
by the laws of Kansas, which require
an old line life insurance company
organized and chartered by the State
To furnish the same degree of protec-
ton to its policy holders during the
earlier years of the company as when
il has acquired millions of dollars of
assets.
The Kansas Mutual of Topeka i'm
compliance with the statute, has on
deposit with thu State the entire re-
serve value of each and every policy
in force.
For further information address
Kansas Mu'uai Life Insurance Com
pany, Topeka, Kans
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-10

Manila, Feb q. -Tuesdav evening,
rs the Filipinos at Caloocau were evi-
IDENTIFY massing for night attack
upon the American left wing. compa-
MES b, c and 1 of the Twentieth Kan
sas infantry were ordered to attack
and drive the sharpshooters from a
BAN boo jungle in front Of the firing
line, where they had caused consider
able annoyance all the afternoon.
The battalion charged brilliantly,
driving the enemy like chaf and PEN
etrating to the very heart of Caloocan.
First Lieutenant a. c. Alvord was
killed while leading his company.
lie was shot in the forehead. Sergt.
Jay Sheldon, company |, was
seriously wounded. Privates Dam
lei Hewitt, Ernest Fritz John
w. Gillian aud two other mem
wounded. Thirty dead Flipinos were
counted in the brush and there we're
many more wounded. The gunboats
Concord and Callao kept no an inces-
SAINT fire from the bay, the Concord
dropping many shells into the town
with telling effect. In order to avoid
accidents from this source. Gen. Otis
was compelled To recall the Kansas
battalion, after burning the outskirts
of the town. Either the shells of the
American warships or the natives
themselves fired number of build
ings within the town limits prrsum-
ably this was the result Of the Smelling.
No further attempt To attack during
the night was made by either side.
Washington, Feb. 9.-There was an
almost complete release yesterday OF
the tension under which the rapid oc-
currence OF events in the Philippines
has held the officials OF the admins
tration since the first startling news
from Manila Saturday night. This
was brought about through the re-
ccipt of Il bulletin from Gen. Otis sum
ming mp the latest results of the fight
ing he has had with the natives. The
! bulletin was as follows:
Manila. Feb S-Situltiou rapidly improving
| Reconnaissance yesterday 10 south. several
miles TO Lagunade bay, 10 southeast eight
/ miles driving struggling insurg mt troops In
various directions. oncountcrlng no decided
! opposition Army dlsintegrated and natives
returning to villages displaying white
| flags Near CalOoca1. six miles north. the
| enemy made u stand behind entertainments,
| charged by Kansas troops led 10y Col Funston
| Close encounter. rtsultilg Ia route OF enemy
| with heavy loss Loss to Kansas, Lieut. Al
! ford killed, six men wOuniei On the ith
| Aguinaldo issued a proclamation charging
Americans with inidativs ana declared
war sunday ne issued another callini
| all to resist foreign invasion Hi
| influence throughout thus section de-
| stroyed; now applies for - cessation o.
hostuities and conference have declined I,
answer Insurgent expectation Of rising in cit!
on night OF lth unrealized. Provost marshal
general. with admirable disposition OF troops
defeated every attempt CITY quiet business
! resumed. natives respectful and cheerful
Fighting qualities OF American troops u reyela
tion to ali inhabitants OTIS.
The statement that Aguinaldos in
fluence had been destroyed and tina
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-10

Big line of Pick les--'any old thing"
you want in Pickles Quick sales
and Small Profits. Yours truly,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-10
KILLED.

special to the REGISTER;
KILLED.
A. c. Afford, Lieutenant, Company II.
Chas. Pratt, Private, Company H.
WOUNDED.
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Publication Notice.

In the District Court of Allen county, Kansas
The Mutual BENEFIT Life Insurance Company,
Plaintiff, Us George W. Moore, Anna L.
Moore, A. 1. ROwley, Julia A. Rowley, George
A. Bowlns, The Troy oil Company Josephine
u Taylor aud The Matthewson. Snyder Invest
ment Company, Defendants
The state Of Kansas to A. Rowley, Julia A.
ROwley. The Troy oil Company, and Josephine
D. Taylor
You aud each of YOU are hereby notified that
you have been sued In the District Court of AL
len county, Kansas, by the Mutual Bent tit Life
Insurance COMPANY as plaintiff, that Its petit
lion against you Is on file In the office OF the
that you must answer said petition on or before
the oath day of March, 1899, or said petition Will
be taken as true.aud Judgment In said action be
rendered III favor OF said plaintiff, against the
defendants, George W Moore Anna r. Moore.
A. l. R9wloy and Julia A. Rowley for SlG652O.
principal with interest upon S6iSOO thereof
from May lst, 1898. MT ten per cent per annum
and upon Sl7 20 thereof from september Bird,
1877 and adjudging and declaring the whole
thereof FIRST superior lien upon the north east
quarter Of Section No. Six, township No. "a
South of Range 10 East excepting ten and nine
/ ~ onehundredth acres In the southeast corner
thereof lying east of the creek, and directing
and ordering said premises to he sold according
to law and The proceeds arising from sale there
OF TO be applied to the payment OF the costs or
this action, the taxes due against said premis
es, If any, and TO the satisfaction OF the sum
ascertalned aud adiudged due 10 the plaintiff
the residue, II any, as the Court shall direct
and barring the defendants In this action and
each of them and all persons claiming under
them or either of them of all right to, interest
aud every part thereof after the same shall
have been sold.
| The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
| Plaintiff
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Sherifl's Sale.


The state OF Kansas, Allen County. ~.
In the District Court, seventh JutciHl Dis
trlct, sitting in and Tor Allen county state of
Kansas.
5 G. Warner plaindn,
VS..
T.. l., Augustine and Edna Aug
ustine, Harry Augustine. Geo
Augustine, Albert Augustine.
W. A Ross. Defendants.
BY virtue OF an order of sale issued by the
Clerk of The seventh Judicial District Court. in
aud Cor Allen County, State of Kansas, in the
above entitled cause. and to me directed and
delivered, will on Monday, Marcn 6, 1899. at !
o'clock p, IN. OF said day, ut the front door of
the court house in the City of lola, Allen conn.
IT, State Of kansas offer for sale and sell 10 the
highest bidder. for cash in hand, the following
described real estate to-wit: Lots eleven 0D,
twelve 40, thirteen Q3l and fourteen (l4) in
block three ca In Moran, Allen county Kansas.
Said lands and tenements will be sold with
out appraisement to satisfy said order of sale.
II. HOBART,
sheriff of Allen County. Kansas.
Bye &. AUsHERNAN.
Under sheriff
sheriG's Office, lola, Kansas, Jan. ", 1899.
FoUsT 4 son
Attorney for plaintiff.
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Telephone No. ~.
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Latest List Goth Kansas Losses

to the REGISTER :;
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Publication Notice.
lFirst Pnhliahed Inn. 27. 1sQal


Allen county
Ia the District Court for Said County.
Alfred Crebbin, plaintiff,
VS..
william A Squires Hattie T. Squires, his
wife, John q Douglas and Charlotte b,
Douglas his wife, samuel NJ. jarvis, No,
Roland COnklin, late partners ms Jar 4795,
Wis Conklin q Co, The Mortgage Trust /
CO.. of Pennsylvania, Jarvis Conkhn
Mortgage Trust Co. North American
Trust Company, defendants.
Said defendent, Samuel VI Jarvis, Roland X.
COnklin. The Mortgage Trust Co of Pennsylva.
MIA Jarvis COnklin Mortgage Trust Co. and
ice that they have been sued Ia the above named
Court upon prOmisory note executed by
the defendants, william A. Squires and Hattie
n. Squires, his wife To the defendants, jarvis
Conklln & Co., and for the foreclosure of a
mortgage made, executed and delivered for the
purpose of securing the payment of said note.
said uote being for the sum of $1,000 90 and in
terest thereon. said note having been renewed
at maturity by the defendants, John q. Douglas
aud his wife, Charlotte b. Douglas, which note,
mortgage and extension was duly assigned TO
this plainuh and must answer The petition
filed therein ny said plaintiff GU or before the
will be taken as true and judgement for
plaintiff IN said action for $1,000 ~ ana In
terest ~ ereOn as prayed 'or In Ia petition
aud for foreclosure of said mortgage and sale o
said property ani In the attachment "a rein
granted, win be rendered accordingly.
ATTEST II. Miller
Clerk for said Court
r. StOver
Y ~ Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-10
GLORY FOR OUR BOYS.
The Brilliant Charge Made by the Twen-
tieth Mentioned in all the Dispatches.
They are right at the Front and
Ready for the Start Of
THE NEXT BIC BATTLE
Everybody Hopes it Will Not Come, but it Looks
Bad Now. Farther Details Concerning
the Situation at 1anila.
Special to REGISTER.

KANSAS CRY, Feb 9-Associated press dispatches re-
ceived here This afternoon indicate that the Philippine
forces massng in front of Caloocan and it is expected
that they VIII force another engagement Calcoocan
village about six miles from Manila and is the point
which the Twentieth Kansas made its dashing charge
Sunday, and near which it is stationed
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of
the dispatch There VIM Mcrew however fine looking
here and ne is doubtless the
3 tho
Jay Is w.
here.
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Wanted.

Employment on farm, have Il
small family. Employer must iurnisq
house to live in. p. O. Box 2l9.
lola KS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-10
The Register Combination.

This IL to ask sll who have sub
scribed to the REGISTER COmbinR-
ton Olive stock Indicator, Poultry
Journal, etc } not to be alarmed If the
outside papers do not put in an APP
pearance right away. We send in
the list of names at the end of each
week, but It always takes little time
for the order to get around to all the
papers concerned. 1t will get there
eventually, though, and will be car
ried out to the letter.