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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-07

home and tell what our neigh bors
are doing.
wv Gullett bought team of draft
horses of Joe Wood. They weighed
over sixteen hundred apiece.
Bill Kennedy and Connor runs the
corn shelter and does good work.
Noah Randolph has moved to Gas
City.
Bid Williams and Foster Funk
passe through oldElsmOre. Foste L
had trees enough TO start nursery.
George Hoil was among the first to
start TO blowing.
George Alderman says mules suit
| him better tor farming, so he has
| bought several teams of mules.
Thompson ~ Night were in Old
Elsmore last week looking for IA team.
Joe Wood bought team of mules
of Clint Ellis, of Humboldt, and
Charlie Bacon bought driving horse
at the same time and place.
Wilbur moore sold driving horse
to Clint Ellis.
Potter, the horse buyer, was in our
community buying horses and mules
since our last.
! George A lderman drove to lola last
week and said the town was growing
faster than ever, and that there was
general rush of business of all
Kinds.
Mrs Page Is expected home this
week from Indiana. Archie Page and
Leonard Woodland superintended the
homework during her absence.
Mr. Bryant makes his regular trips
from Hum boldt every week, II the
the weather IL so he can get through.
Vint Davis came down from Iowa
and saws we have had colder weather
here than they have had there. He
will work for his uncle, Will Davis,
until threshing time, and then he
will try 70 thresh the country.
Everybody takes the REGISTER
since the agent, Miss Ellington, was
around. She convinced them that II
was a good paper, as it Is.
Joe Wood has bought a new Ken.
lucky Jack of man in HUNT oldt that
had them for sale. He paid $500 for
him.
| STANLEY MllldIu was NisilluS III luls
community Saturday night.
Mrs George Hoil has not heen well
OF late.
While some of the Elsmore boys
were leunging around not informing
themselves, Billy Hoil has been study
ing Phrenology, and Is mastering the
art / o perfection. Boys, don't imagine
your parents have to send you off t.
college. TO make something nf your.
self buy hooks aud spend your even.
ings at home in studying, aud you
will be surprised what you can ac
complish. II you cannot buy thu
books go to some good library and Re
them, take care of them and return
them and they will be glad to loan L
you again Remember youth is tn,
time for study.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-07
ROCK GREEK.

April, 1 Mr. and Mrs Carmaln OF
lola, We're calling on their daughter,
MRS Gilman sunday eve.
Hugh Powell is expected home the
last of this month.
Chas Null was so unfortunate as to
have sUme of his harness stolen one
night last week.
Mr. and Mrs r NJ Nezie and family
visited in this neighborhood Friday.
a b Null recently sold to DR. Ander.
son of Lone Elm, TWO registered PO-
land China pigs at SlS each and a pen
of white Ply mouth Rock chickens, al
50 to Yates Center man four settings
of eggs.
Rock Creek school closes next Wed.
nesday with flag raising and
appropriate exercises.
There will be preaching at Rock
Creek saturday night aud sunday
m. by Rev Nezie.
The NJ w A meets at the school
house saturday, April Sth. The an
nual election of officers and delegates
to the branch meeting takes place
at this session.
We are glad To note by comments
i'm last paper that Frank Jackson e
liberality IL being appreciated.
MRS Mary Null il weaving carpet
for MRS Annie Eastwood.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-07
FUNSTON
MISS AMY SEYMOUR, Reporter.

MISS AMY SEYMOUR Reporter.
April difference Hedger came
down from Lawrence Thursday and
returned the next Tuesday.
MT and Mrs Abner Wood visited at
Fred Seymour's last Friday.
Ida Rich and Drew Stewart went
down to Mr. Kiefers Saturday.
Lydia Murray aud Cecil Walker
spent sunday with Jeanette Sey.
mOur.
The social at the school house was
quite success There were over
seventy present. We cleared fifteen
dollars.
Ida Rich was the guest of Myrtle
MaXson Sunday.
MT and Mrs Kasebeer and Mr. and
Mrs Turner of La Harpe, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs Il Wood
MT and Mrs McCollum spent Sunday
at Mr. Donald's.
Warren Kerr of Arkansas, is work
ing for John Boekiu.
The surprise party at j. W. Sey.
mour's i'm honor of sherman SprOul
and Florence Hedger had to be for
ever postponed on account of the
weather.
Last Friday was the close OF Claude
Stewards school. John Funk spent
Thursday night and Friday with
Claude and attended the social at oul
school house.
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BRONSON.
aertie Helms. Reporter.

April, A. Marion Williamson and
wife from Bayard visited IN town last
| Sunday.
Died at her home east Of Bronson,
mis- Finley, of blood poisoning, she
leaves a hus band and four little child
rem to mourn her loss. The funeral
church by Rev Hislop. The family
have the sympathy of the entire com.
munity.
Easter services were we'll attended
at the Baptist church Sunday after
noon.
The members of the Baptist church
gave an entertainment entitled Gun
der the Spell" at Holmans hall last
Friday night.
Quite q number took the common
school examination last Saturday.
MRS malone has been visiting her
parents. Mr. Hiners the past week.
Rev Hlslop preached his first SER
mon at South Fairview last Sunday
evening.
Adam Holman returned from Iowa
last Saturday where he has been Wis
iting the past winter.
w ID Freeman went lola last week
to purchase brick for his new house.
Sophia Mayeomber visited her
grandpa in town last Sunday.
Love Bros brick nave come for their
new brick store.
j Holman from Walnut was in
town Monday
Quite number of young people
gathered at the home of Miss mabel
Hampton in honor of her birthday.
Quite nice time was reported.
A Volmer spent the day at w
Ketchurn Sunday.
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MORAN.
ALM1RA C. BAssErr, Reporter.

ALMIRA g. BAssETT, Reporter
April 3-Mrs Billie Mcclure was in
town the first of the week summoned
by the death OF her sister, Mrs Finley
The senior class of the high school
went to lola Saturday and had their
pictures taken.
Easter services were held in the
Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing and In the methodist, Christian
and NJ p churches Sunday evening.
A skimming station has been
establiehsd here in the building Just
south of the MO p depot.
The members of the Pres yterian
c f. society spent a pleasant evening
with MRS Barton Friday.
The little people in the primary
room enjoyed picnic Friday after
noon.
The carpenter shop just west OF the
school house has been moved near the
blacksmith shop In the west part of
town.
I'D Moore and family have moved
to their farm southeast of town. Mr.
Reece will occupy the house vacated
by Mr. Moore.
Mr. Mllby returned home Saturday.
Mrs Willard spent Sunday in lola.
A freight train was wrecked Satur-
day morning and two cars were
thrown off the track The way was
saok ~ agstoH tn n ~ ar artron and n IL thu
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-07
NORTH LOGAN.

THos. VANNIcE, Correspondent.
& f. Gardner started to Illinois last
Thursday on another land trade.
Maggie Ross was visiting in town
part of last week.
MRS Ida Baker called at Grandpa
VanNice's sunday.
James Wilson and family attended
church at the school house Sunday.
Elder Rothwell preached at the
school house Sunday. He will he here
again in two weeks, at 2:30 p m.
mart Greenmau and family were
out from town attending church Sun
day.
Chas Koozier must be crackerjack
on wild ducks. We met him going to
town last week almost loaded down
with that kind of game as a result of a
few hours work along the creek.
MT Clark is putting up blacksmith
shop on the farm that he purchased
OF Goloby and intends to do work of
that kind for the neigh bors. Now
with blacksmith shop, the huckster,
coal oil and medicine men, what need
to go to town at all?
The rain yesterday caught a good
many farmers in the field. 1t will
make 1t too wet again for few days.
We are all very anxious to see spring
come 1t is hard to realize that this
Ia the winter that commenced away
there in October There is no oats
sowed in this "neck of the woods" to
speak OF, yet.
Mr. and MRS UT were out to church
at the school house Sunday.
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SOUTH MAPLE GROVE AND CENTRAL
AVENUE.
o. q. Crawford, Reporter.

April 3.-The sale at N w Craw-
fords Thursday was well attended an
unusually large crowd being present
in spite of the cold north wind. The
event of the day was the purchase of
an old musket for 25 cents by Stros-
nider, north of town and his emphat-
ic declaration that he was gong to
manila.
Ed Burson has rented a part of his
farm to Ed Maxwell, also sod one OF
hishorses to John Lindsay.
A number of little friends spent the
evening with Freddy Savings Satur-
day. The occasion was his 10th birth
day.
Humboldt rose to the occasion on
Easter eve with two fights, u runaway
and few common DRINKS.
Will Savings Is working for his
brother Henry at present.
10 Hottenstein has sold his English
Shire horse "Ground Swelln to Ernst
Bros. at Humboldt.
mrs Cheney came over Ft Scott last
week for short visit with her par,
ents Mr. and Mrs Anderson.
There seems to be a scarcity of farm
hands through this section.
viii Woods threshed some of the
finest katfir corn we have seen this
season
MT savings of maple Grove, Is erect
ing windmill over his deep water
we'll
We are not very emotional in fac
not any, but any man who lives, OF
ever did live in Kansas, and is no
proud OF Fred Funston and the 20tf
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-07
SAvONBURC.
Harry L Rail, Reporter,

March 20-The Jensen brothers
went to lola Monday on legal busl-
ness.
10 Nyman and H T. Rail spent
Monday in the county seat.
Rev Ashbaugh has bought proper
tv here and will build nice residence
in the near future.
The NJ w AS are on a boom, taking
in seven applications during the last
week.
Ed Shidler went to Kansas City
Tuesday night to look for employ
mrnt.
MRS Addie Romspert went to
WEIGH, Indian Ty., last Sunday, re.
turning Wednesday.
Miss Ona Cox of Elsmore, was In
town Wednesday looking after her
music class. Miss Ona lie a first class
teacher.
MRS Noel of Cherokee, sister of Mrs
A bsolom Depoy, returned to her home
last Wednesday after an extended
visit with friends and relatives at
this place.
Saturday was the busiest day this
year for SavonbuTg, Kans, u. b"A.
Mr. and MRS Leroy Smith and MI
and MRS LaFevere OF Oak Grove, were
trading with E b Rail IL Son last
Saturday.
Rev Reed Prof ii f. Paulstring and
George Coznor of Kimball, were trad.
ing with our merchants this week
M V Hamm shipped cars of cattle
Thursday night,
Call ON DIR Ohio Rocker If you want
your calves vacclnated.
Wright n Elder have bought a new
fencing machine and have 1t set up
and working In the building west o
the livery barn.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-07
SPRING BRANCH
Mr. FRANK JACKSON, Reporter

Mr. FRANK Jackson Reporter.
April fisherman Hardin is back
in the country ana il working for III
II Jones at present
Some oats are being sown.
Peter Gates spent most of last week
in Kansas City on business and
pleasure. He is looking up location
in view of making change.
The Rock Creek school will close
the 18th of April A flag has been
purchased and will be raised on that
day. A nice time is expected as
usual.
Floyd Dillingham; has recovered
with his broken leg as TO be up and
around.
/ appreciate the kindness and
thanks and compliments paid me
during the supper and since by the
Waverly school and their teacher,
and the Diamond, Allen Center and
Wise correspondence and others.
will say you are more than welcome
for any assistance | may have render
ed and | will certainly remem Der you
pleasantly always.
Her many friends will he glad to
know that Mary Worries is still i'm
proving in health and that Mrs
Worries is considerable better.
Garfield Worries has new buggy
and harness.
Ossie Howard killed wild goose
recently.
Lenard Seeherger started to
Western Kansas last week 10 stay all
summer.
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INDEPENDENCE.

April l-Mr Mccormack from moran
was at the Hall social.
MRS w Walker was the guest of
Mrs ID IsaAc Friday.
j w Gullett and Willard Williams
went to lola Saturday on business.
TheO Maxson and wife were at the
social at the hall and Foster and
Johnnie Funk and Maggie ana Cora
Lytle were in attendance.
Miss Mccormack wishes to announce
that she will repeat the drama at the
Independence school house April IA.
Admission 10 conts, commencing at
1880.
Harry BOekin wishes whoever
borrowed his pruning knife would
return it as he wishes to use 1t him
self once in while.
Tho Easter social was q grand sue.
cess at the Hall school house the Fri
day hetore Easter, the l. A 5 cleared
$40, the proceeds to go to fixing w
the Hall NJ Il church.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-07
NORTH MAPLE GROVE AND GAR
PEWTER.
W 0 Funston Renorier.

A pril 4,-Newton Cozine of Fort
Scott came over Friday for short
visit with friends and relatives here.
VIII Brooks has the measles but
lie improving at present.
Word was received here that Alex
Reed of Chandler, Okla, was dead
He was a resident of this community
some years ago.
Vide Featherngill closed a success
full term of school at Carpenter dis
trict last Thursday.
Dott Wright is going to school in
lola.
Geo Bowman of LaBette county is
working for Mr. Ball
There was II party at Mr. Eunston's
Saturday evening. Those present
were Misses Maude Minrnw, Ella Fun
ston, Dott aud Nora Wright, Mildred
and Hattie Swigart, Messrs Bert and
Aldo Fun ston, Ed sutherland, Plum
mer Gilkerson, Ralph Cozine and
will Funston.
a arpet-rag-tacking at Mrs Ker-
woods last Thursday.
Maude Minrow of lola visited Ella
Funston Saturday and Sunday.
Marshall Fife of LaHarpe visited
friends here Saturday and Sunday.
Chester Greene has quit school and
is working for Sherman Dickerson.
Lou Roush is working for Robt
Searles-not Dearles as printed last
week.
Mr. Featheringill is not as well al
present as he has been for some time
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-07

April 4-Mr aud MRS Hall visited at
Mr. Pelphrey's near Cottage Grove
last Sunday.
There was rag sewing at Mr.
JEWELS on Thursday of last week
Mr. Stewart, the assessor, was
around in this neigh 0orhoed last
week.
Nettie Hall has purchased a new
guitar.
Quite a number of the young folks
attended Easter services az Cottage
Grove last Sunday afternoon.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-07
OLIVE BRANCH.
MRS. EFLIN, Reporter.

April, BRO McNabb OF Moran
preached his first sermon here Sun
day, Bro Miller accompanied him.
The new Sunday School officers are
Tom Wood, Supt.; Mr. Keister, Asst
Supt. Mr. morris, Secretary; Mr. and
MRS Ben Lowe, MRS Mary Lord and
Miss Keister are Teachers.
Several of our young people took
dinner at MI Mattocs Easter.
marion Anderson has gone to Mis-
souri,.
Lucy Bromegen visited at home
Sunday, she Is working for MRS VIM.
Strong.
Ida Efiin OF Moran, visited at the
home Of her brother Lue, last week.
Tom Wood shelled corn Saturday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-07
PRAIRIE DELL.


Geo Fry of lola was in this vicinity
last week wanting to buy fresh COWS.
Calvin Faust, brother to Rev
Faust, ex pastor of the lola German
Reform church, is working for Simon
Remsberg.
Messrs Hinkle and Fankle have got
new fences around their gardens and
will show the chickens where they
belong,
Mr.. Joseph Hewett, formerly of
Prairie Dell, later OF lola, died at his
home in Arkansas March 10.
Simon Rems berg has started a
dairy wagon IN town.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-07
BELFRY.

Mis- ses Blanche and Maggie Rudisill
visited in this neighborhood last
week.
Mr. Bryan is building an addition
TO his house.
Miss Nellie Hampton spent Sunday
at her home in Bronson.
School closed Friday.
Little Vera Olmstead visited her
grandma, Mrs Finley, Wednesday
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-07
G gar Sign throw up its Ratchet anC
yell long and loud.

G gar Sign throw up its Ratchet and
yell long and loud.
Mr. aud Mrs f. jay, Mrs HOttenstein
ana Mrs Maxwell visited at Mrs A
Cunningham,, of Bethel last Friday.
Little Paris Mopr who lives With his
uncle Paris Deal has been very sick
with the measles We hope he may
soon recover.
Wonder why they don't arrest the
town boys i'm Humboldt when they
get into scrap. They sure fix 1t with
the country boys when they have any
BILE there.
Mrs o G Crawford was taken sick
very suddenly saturday night with a
severe attack of cholera morbus She
is improving at this writing.
MRS A r Lassman Is on the sick
list this week with severe cold.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-07
From Another Reporter.

April 4-Eynon Almack and Oren
Downs went to Moran Sunday.
We are glad to report that Herbert
Brown is rapidly improving.
Mrs o Kerr went to moran Friday.
MT Greene closed very successful
term of school at Golden Valley Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs Kohler, Artie Hartman.
Media and Anna Manbeck, James Farr
ana Clair Kerr visited at Mr. Browns
Sunday.
Quite a number we're present at
Golden Valley and heard Mr. Crsmer
preach on the subject of the Sermon
on the Mount.
Some of the neighbors have their
potatoes planted and garden made.
Foster Funk was at LaHarpe Fri
day.
Miss Hannah Brown has been hav-
ing her eyes treated.
Miss Maggie Funk came out from
Humboldt Friday and visited the
home folks.
Mamie Maxwell has been staying
out of school on account of sickness
Media Manbeck spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
Ethel Harmon was the guest of Cora
Lytle Sunday.
! Horace Paske and Oscar Brown at.
tended church at Moran Sunday
night.
Edith Farr and brother called on
MI Paske's since our last.
Quite a few from the Valley were
in lola Saturday.
Myrtle Stuteville has been staying
at MT Bakers.
John Manbeck and Orval Morrison
were hauling hay last week.
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THE COUNTY NEWS.
Interesting items From An Over
Allen County.
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DONE BY YOUR NEIoH5oRs FAITH
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DOWN BY REGISTER
REPORTERS

The Reporters whose names appear at the
heads Of these letters are agents of the REGIS.
psR and are authorized to solicit advertising
and receive subscriptions. Any assistance
rendered them in gathering the news OF their
respective neighborhoods will be appreciated
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-07
ELsMoRE.

April 3--We want to congratulate
the editor on his paper, as we have
not seen IL for several years in this
community, We were surprised to see
how u had grown, and as al polnte
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-07

"Give me liver regulator and l
can regulate the world,n said gen.
ius. The druggist handed hima bot
tie of DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
the famous little pills. q. Il. Spencer
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GOLDEN VALLEY.
MRS. HATTIE euLLErr, Reporter

April |. Mrs VIII Miller fell back
over a coal bucket ana hurt her spine
throwing her into commissions. They
were OF our community until here of
late they moved close to Say Rocket.
" Miller aud wife have moved on
lie Carr farm and are keeping house
for their son Elmer.
Mrs Mccormick is rushing some of
her pupils for the county examii alton
She is well liked AS a teacher and has
made many friends socially.
Mr. Kohler is building barn on the
farm where Mr. Tice lives.
A sad and almost fatal accident
happened to Herbert Brown, the
youngest child of John Brown. He
was hitching the horse up to the cart
aud in some way the horse got fright
ened and tangled him up in the lines,
dragging him around aud when found
he was unconscious, remained that
wav for several days. His head was
badly bru sed. the scalp torn and sew
eral ribs broken. The peighbOrs
were sent for aud DR. Jewell of moran,
summoned. lie Is still in a very crit
zeal condition, but there is hope for
his recovery.
The girls all smile en- Fred Harmon
because he has new buggy.
The Golden Valley choir met at
Charles HarmOu's and practiced sing
ing since our last and rendered good
music.
Yes Hicks has hit the weather again
J + Woods shipped hogs from La
Harpe since our last.
Miss Stewart and her aunt and little
girl from Bourbon county were i'm the
Valley since our last.
J w Gullett delivered team OF
horses to Clint Ellis In mboldt that
weighed thirty-twO hundred and
eighty pounds.
Stanly Willard was i'm LaHarpe and
Hum boldt since our last.
The young girls who got up on the
house to surprise some parties i'm Tho
house were surprised themselves
when they found the ladder gone. The
girls declare vengeance on the boys
| if they ever find out who 1t was. W.
would advise the girls to serenad,
closer to the ground. Music IN the ali
may sound angelic, but it sounds very
good on the ground.
Walter Wood and number Of 9th
ers attended the drama at North Fail
! View. For one Friday evening thu
weather was good.
Willie Myers was the guest ofCurtii
HJnk
w Mitchell's spent the night with
friends near Humboldt Saturday eve
Richard Ewing was in this com
munity Sunday.
Amy Seymour has a cousin visiting
her from Texas, He and Frank My
ers were in the Valley since our last
ID Curfman bought team of Perry
Johnson out by Salem.
We think our new neigh bors will
think we are selfish by not calling OF
them, but the weather is in the wa,
so much of the time.
Foster Funk, Robert Duncan and /
number of others hauled corn for NJ
Ward, delivering it at Mr. Tobey's.
Mr. Brister and Albert Ihrig wer,
setting out black berries before the
snow and making garden.
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DINNER FOR oINMrINS PHARMACIST

dinner for Ark HANNAH pharmacist of me
cruiser OLYMPIA. vii he given on Saturday evening
A. the Drug club. 80 ID" Wiliam-st. by phar-
rnacists o. MS cif, and nearby places Tho hos
initial stewards " Rear Admiral Simpsons Meet
uiU h. present ar guests 81 the dinner conmiitce.
An invitation f. ne present has been sent 10 Ad-
miral Dewey. and also - NE hospital steward Of
IN. Regular Army who ain be In this city ~ tho
i'm. NJ the Dewey celebration. Several mer prom
inent i4 pharmacy. and the sllied professions AID
dinner
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THE GOVERNORS CALL.
TO VISIT THE OLYMPIA TODAY AND HOLD

TO VISIT THE OLYMPIA TODAY AND hoh"
A RECEPTION ON THE NEW HAMPSHIRE"
Governor Roosevelt with his entire S'a" -
under escort Of the Naval Militia OF me oo''e -
New-York will make his official call upon ""''''".
Dewey on board tho Oly mpia ~ oc'"'N ~
afternoon He will also pay his respects - ~"
Animals Iiowison and sampson. While ~ ''
naval anchorage of Tompkinsv.le "o'''n''
Roosevelt who VIII be- accompanied 10y hiiR'"'
General Avery y. Andrews Adjut"h' ",
rr,,cis = Greene and tho captain OF A''n""
Douev's feet at Manila vii. 20 80 "n VIZ 'y
the steam yacht Wild Duck from fi'r ~, "a "a bv
kiycr AZ noon. The party VII "' y - For.
,h. steam Yacht Ailo'n. I'm charge %, ,t'tior ~
sh.u and commanded by captain ). y" , III tan
,h. Naval Militia with IA" h'tN4""' LIN LEO
s.,oral of the Naval Militia Launches w"
arriving at Tompknsvic saiuies wi, ,hcr var.
MOOD win the olympia and in aa,.s'i - Ia
sSin. iff.r Governor iOos"Vcii ON - Nv,
, aver he will hold reception on ~" NJ, th..
ii.r,rahire now used a. thu t."'iP ", ,noored
X.val Militia Of tho STATE Of ~" i",N' f'or the
-, lTn,n"kirsvlllo ON saturday n"Il'nS' 49,.
,crem"nf"s m the city Hall. Governor ,,S"k viii
'i,' Admiral Dewey and Mayor W." ~, W Wren.
VIZ h sfe1nhoaf Sandy Hook ~ me near
-, rior Oh the North River. ana "' '''
cr.r,,s tomb 10 join the lana p'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-28

Celebrate with Evans Ale
came With the dawn OF liberty and a. AmeT!sin a. 1s
l-ulta