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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-07-06
Train Robber Captured.

Tuscon. A. T., July 3.-William
Stiles, train robber and fugitive, has
been arrested at Casa Grande, near
the home of his mother. He was
taken by surprise and was powerless
to resist. He is known as a desperate
man. and the officers here are sur
prised that he was arrested without a
fight. He was taken to Tombstone.
Stiles is the man who released Alvord
and Bravo Juan. and he has been in
the mountains with them since.
Maude Darlington Booth Lectures.
Warsaw, Ind, July 3.-At the open
ing of the annual Winona assembly
programme last night at the lake
Maude Ballington Booth lectured to
about 5000 cottagers on Lights and
Shadows of Prison Life" She de-
plored the rigorous discipline which
she says mars many lives forever.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-07-06

CTATE OF WISCONSIN,
~ Circuit Court for Rock County.
O. M. ISham, Plaintiff,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-05
BETHEL.

Jan IA number from our vicinity
attended literary ut Old Elsmore
Tuesday evening.
There was magic lantern show at
Bethel Thursday evening.
Mr. Gullett of ,Pralrie Hall was in
our neigh borhood last week buying
swine.
MRS Ollie Stout of Wauneta, who
has been visiting relatives here, re-
turned to her home. Her sister, Nrs
Henderson, accompanied her for q
visit.
Linnie Woodland, who has been GO
ing to school in Chanute, spent
Christmas with the home folke.
Mr. and MRS Bakers friends gath.
cred in, last Friday with well filled
baskets to remind them that it was
their 10th wedding anniversary.
MT Gerall, MRS Maxwell, Ed Max
well and family and Mrs May and
daughter, Mamie, ate turkey withtMr
Lindsey's Christmas.
Chas Hamilton attended the Teach.
ers A ssoeiation at Topeka last week
and also visited his sister who is a
teacher in the deaf and dumb insti-
tute ut Olathe.
Quite a number from here attended
| the Christmas exercises at Salem sun
day evening.
Katie Kamping, who has beer
staying i'm Humboldt learning the
dress making trade, has finished hel
work and come home to stay.
Jennie Hamilton aud Ida Baker
visited Leila Cunningham Wednesday
They had one week of vacation al
Bethel.
Adah Wright of Humboldt, spen
Christmas at Mr. Andruss'.
Mrs May and daughter Mamie, o
Mitchell county, Mrs } NJ Lindsey
and Frank Wood visited A Cunning
hams Friday.
We were very pleasantly enter
tanned at A Woods at Salem New
YEARS. day.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-05
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HUMBOLDT.
Arthur Cunningham. Reporter.

Ray Squire and Chester Jones came
down from Lawrence Saturday to
spend the holidays.
Ralph Pickell and Frank Wood are
home from Baker University for the
Christmas vacation.
Geo. Stevens is spending Christmas
week with home folks. after siege
of Manhattan.
Miss Emma Henrlcks came down
from Topeka Sunday where she is at
tending school,
home from her work in the medical
school at Kansas City.
BY the aid of search and Seizure
warrant the deputy sheriff got pos
session of the bar and fixtures and
liquid contents of the Joe Langly
dive on Central Bridge street last
night. 1t Is reported that the Hunt
place was also raided'
The Christmas exercises ~ all the
churches Monday evening drew
crowded houses. Each ofthe churches
happened to have fireplaces this year,
the one at the Methodist church be-
ing made of candy boxes which were
distributed to the children. The
gii's at the Presbyterian church were
hung on a ladder. An interesting
program was given at each place
Jan 2-The REGISTER Is slightly
mistaken I'm it's account of the HauseI
accident. The horse escaped injury
also. There wasn't enough of the
buggy left to make toothpicks. The
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-05
THE MOST IMPORTANT DEEDS
Done by Your NeighbOrs
Faithfully and Impartial
ly set Down by Register
Reporters.
NORTH MAPLE GROVE.
Lora Fife, Reporter.


Dec. Give wish the REGISTER
and all it's friends happy anc pros
porous new year.
Our school closed last Friday for a
weeks vacation, with an interesting
program and treat for the pupils.
Misses Cora Powell, Ella Ball, Anna
Fetherengill aud Mr.. Fred Greel,
''our school teachers" are at home
this week.
Miss Emma Powell, who is attend
ing school at Baldwin, is visiting at
home.
Newton Cozine came over from Ft.
Scott last week, returning Monday.
Ralph CoZine is able to be up
again.
Mrs. Il. n. Funston went to Ossa-
watomie last Saturday for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Croker.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wig
gins, December 26,.a little daughter
Fred Green and wife are visiting
Mrs Green's parents, VIM. Woods.
j. f Powell, M. Hutchinson and
James Carter and their families, all Of
lola, spent Christmas with theil
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Powell.
Jan. 1.-Mr. Wiggin's little baby
died Sunday evening, December 81
They have the sympathy of all their
friends in their sad bereavement. /
is another tie binding their hearts t.
heaven.
Miss Mildred Swigart of lola Wis
tied Mrs. w. s. Dickinson over Sun
day.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-05
DIAMOND.
MIST. W. Jones. Reporter,

Jan looming events cast their
shadow. Therefore no one was sur
prised two weeks ago when Charley
Wolf, our assistant postmaster, came
home with bride. Many friends
wish them joy, peace and prosperity.
The Christmas tree at Diamond is
said to have been success. Report
says the program was short but good.
Mr. Nader sold bunch of steers
last week to Mr. Paske.
We learn that mrs Hull has been
spending some time In lola caring
Tor that new grandchild at Mr. De-
weese's.
Mr. and Mrs Teft of Emporia. and
Oracle b Jones of lola, helped us eat
Turkey Christmas and visited until
Wednesday.
Grandma Corns returned Sunday
from Oklahoma where she has been
visiting. Her son Lewis came up
with her.
b ID Jones came down from Osa-
watomie Sunday to spend New
Years He returned Wednesday to
his work.
G w Smith and family went to
| Elsmore last week for visit.
A Happy New Year to the REGIS.
TER and all the force, even down tC
the newest correspondent.
Mr. RowIey, who has been spending
few weeks with his parents here
returned to his western home last
week.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-05
OLIVE BRANCH.
MRS. EFLIN, Reporter.

nihns EFT LIN htpolNSis
Dec 20 We wish all Merry Christ
mas and Happy New Year.
Brother McNabb has changed his
preaching appointment and Sunday
school from this place to Prairie Rose
as 1t 10 more convenient for all.
Becky Anderson came down from
Kansas City Saturday night to spend
Christmas at the parental home where
there are two turkeys being served in
her honor.
MrH s Downs returned Saturday
from two months visit with heI
daughter, Mrs Hattie Young In Okla.
homa.
mrs Jim Robb visited with heI
mother Mrs Mary Ford.
The Sunday school Christmas tree
was held at Prairie Rose Friday nigh
where there was treat of candy anC
popcorn balls for both young and ole
besides the progam and nice lot o
presents
MRS Mary Ford lost her white pony
last week. 1t was her only driving
horse and quite pet.
Several of our young people attend
ed the Christmas tree at Colder
Valley Saturday night and will go t.
Prairie Hall tonight(Christmas night
MIR Uriah Mccoy lost one of his bes
work horses last night.
Jim Mattock has sick mule.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-05
GAS CITY.

Dec. 29.-Mr Casper Kammerling,
of Pittsburg, was visitor to-day.
He is one of the Cherokee Lanyon
Company's most efficient superln-
tendents. Rumor has it that he will
accept position up here.
Part of the blow pipe for the Chero-
kee Lanyon cOmpany's second block
was put on the ground today. Janu-
Sry will see two more furnaces in full
blast.
Mr. Conitt's family spent the day
with him Tuesday.
Mr. Beagle, of Nevada, visited with
us Wednesday. He was ore of the
construction crew at the Prime West
ern smelter.
Joseph Lanconskie is spending the
holidays with his family at Pittsburg
Capt Shirk, of Pittsburg, is visiting
his son Charlie, of the Cherokee Ian
yon force.
The Cherokee Lanyon company are
making a chain for their ZelwageI
kiln, the first one being too light
There is 400 feet of it, which assures
the blacksmith steady work for q
while. Each link measures o inches
and 20 links is good days work fol
him and his helper.
Mr. Brown has purchased the build
ing north of the post office and is con
Quoting restaurant and boarding
house
Christmas has come and gone very
PLEASANTLY, with everybody out fol
work the next day. No drunks OF
fights and all quiet in the police
court, which speaks we'll for our little
city.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-05
DR.. Fenner'S
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Cure.

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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-05
LAHARPE.
Mrs. F. NJ. Davis, Reporter.
y -Eiua waathar thia

Jan. Fine weather this.
Mr.. Guyer and family will move to
farm near Harris. Kansas, this
week. Their many friends will be
sorry to see them go. Mr.. Newman
and family will take possession of the
restaurant.
w o Lenhart closed Cooksey, Tor
ney IL Lenhart's drug store and is
invoicing at present. LaHarpe peO-
pie are all sorry To see this trouble in
the firm.
We extend our sympathy to How
ard Saeger and family in their loss of
their little son.
The burning of the smelter and the
loss of those two lives have made all
LaHarpe sad. But the work of re-
construction has begun and soon
every block will be at work again
Mr. Matthew'S remains were taken to
Blue Mound for burial and Mrs
matthews will not return here to live.
Mr. Shaub was buried in the GEM terry
here and his widow and children
have moved into one of the compaDy's
! houses.
Mr. and MRS Dark and Miss Bessie
job of Uniontown are visiting at
Elmer Patterson's.
MRS Tonney's father is over from
Bronson visiting.
The young people are having skat
ing parties these days.
Mr. Harvey Stevenson's sister and
her husband are here visiting then
from Iowa.
DR. Hooper and wife are spending
the holidays with his parents a
Pittsburg.
) Petit is quite sick with thu
humps.
Quite number complaining of baC
colds, especially children.
Mrs Malcom's mother and sster-in
law were visiting her last week.
MT II. + Travis went to Kansas Cit,
last week and bought lots of lumbe
and stuff for the smelter.
Rev Manley lie still conducting pro
tracted meetings at the NJ e church.
The Odd Fellows Lodge seems t,
be booming, Several candidate
every meeting.
Mrs Danforth and children hav
gotten in from Scott but are hardl
settled in their home.
Mr. Pope of Mt Hope is over helpin
w o Lenhart invoice the Cooksey
Tonney a. Lenhart stock OF drugs.
FIN Davis has rented his store t
! l NJ Fuller of Bethany, Missouri, VIII
will take possession after March
Mr. Davis will try to sell all of hi
stock in the mean time.
Adams Bros have their meat :ma
ket about completed and will soon /
ready for business.
We hear Mr. Wood contemplate
D moving into the Bishop building.
We understand that Chris Rite
: came out Sun lay and acted e
seemed toy in the capacity of law ye
sheriff and constable, hut did n,
+ make much ofia success of either.
Mr. Painter has returned from h
g trip TO Ohio.
The Brister family all ate Chris
& mas dinner at home, none being a.
sent, which was indeed pleasant.
,-sNNo
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-05
ROCK CREEK.
Mrs. G. Z. Sawyer, Reporter.

MIS- O. Il. Sawyer, Reporter.
Jan IA series of meetings will be
held at Rock Creek school house by
Rev Gillett, beginning Friday night,
Jan 5.
Miss Ruble has been boarding at
Mr. Rustman's since the roads have
become 80 rongh and the weather so
inclement.
Jessie Smith of lola, spent several
days in the country:last week.
MRS John Sugg of lola, spent several
days with her mother, MRS Hardin,
last week.
Blanche Fisher returned from Elk
City Sunday.
MRS Margaret Smith is visiting with
Mrs Featherngill of maple Grove dis
trict, this week.
MRS Jane Rutledge received Christ
mas presents direct from England.
A very large crowd was in attend
ance at the Deer Creek literary. Tn
next program will be given Friday
night, Jan 8.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-05
SOUTH MAPLE GROVE AND CEN
TRIAL AVENUE.
Ethel B, Lash. RepOrte


Jan Aaron Booth of Maulden, Ill,
Is visiting Mr. and Mrs Jim Oyler at
present.
Revival services will commence at
Jeddo Monday evening, the Sth.
Miss Gilbert of Vinita, Indian Ty, is
visiting MRS Woods and Will.
Mable and George Stevens returned
to their school work at Manhattan
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs John Holcomb of DAven.
port, Iowa, spent a short vacation
with Mr. Holcomb's.
Fred Scheerer of missouri. was Wis
iting at Mr. Sauers'.
mamie maxwell has been visiting
relatives in Humboldt.
Skating lie all the go now among
the school boys,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-05

road forms sort of pocket at the
crossing aud MT Hauser was try
ing to get over the crossing when his
horse became frightened at the train
and he wished to have a clear road.
Mr. and MRS X d O'Leary returned
to Lawrence Monday after n weeks
visit with Mrs O'Leary's father, NJ
Heinrich.
Ralph Pickell aud Frank Wood re-
turned to Baldwin Tuesday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-05

Remember these facts; more for
your money, less trouble to use, and
each package colors all fibers. Put
nam Fsdeless Dyes. cold at 10c pei
package by Campbell Il Burrell.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-05

There are few ailments so uncom-
Portable as piles, but they can easily
be cured by using TABLER'S BUCK
EYE PILE OINTMENT. Relief fol-
lows it's use, and any one suffering
from piles cannot affoTt to neglect to
give 1t trial. Price 90 cts in bottles,
tubes 70 cts. Evans Bros.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-05
FUNSTON, Allen County, KANSAS.

Bart Baker WAS over from Scott to
spend Christmas with his parents.
The band Is doing rem arkably we'll
under the leadership of Prof. Hager
of lola. They give supper at
the old school house tonight (Tuesday)
to help pay their ex penses.
Chas Holcom has returned from a
trip to Galena.
Ed Runyan contemplates run over
to Missouri to see how business is
there.
Leroy Runyan came home to spel q
the holidays with his family.
MT Turner sold his harness ehC D.
here to a MT Quiggle OF Colony, Mr.
Turner has shop at lola which he is
also trying to sell.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-05
PLEASANT VALLEY
ID. T. SMITH. Reporter.

Jan 3-Plessant Valley Sunday
school was reorganized Sunday with
Mrs Delp as superintendent and
Bessie Howard secretary.
Rev Manley preached at the Valley
Sunday although it was not his regu-
lar appointment.
Some fifty of our neighbors and
friends came in Saturday evening to
remind ye scribe 1t was his birthday.
A Though we knew nothing of 1t we
were glad they came. Come again.
Mr. Smart lie being treated for can
Ger. He is well pleased with the way
the treatment is working and hopes it
will be taken out.
Ye scribe and family visited with
relatives near Lone Elm New YEARS.
day.
A number of Lena Delp's friends
gave her birthday surprise Wednes-
day evening.
NJ q Smart went to Garnett Wed.
nesday to be examined for an increase
of pension. We hope he will be sue
cessful in getting an increase.
Mrs Adah Burton is still at hel
fathers. While she is much better
she IL not yet able to return to heI
home in Cherryvale.
The Woman's Aid society met with
Mrs John Howard Wednesday.
The Sunday evening prayer meet
ings have been discontinued for thu
present.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-05

ElSmOre Enterprises Frank Bacon
and Lou Mattocks made a business
trip to lola last Saturday. They re-
port our capitol fiourishlng.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-05

The specific remedy for troubles of
the blood, kidneys stomach, liver is
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood
purifier,
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Continued on page i2J
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-27

from his government denying posi-
lively the published stories that the
Boxer movement had crossed the Co
rcan frontier.
POSTAL SERVICE ARRANGED FOR
Washington. July 26.-This govern
mcnt has arranged To provide the
American soldiers in the field in China
with Il regular postal service similar
to that in operation during the Span
ish war. Mails for the troops in the
Chinese service, as we'll as from there,
Will be promptly forwarded. Henry
Nj. Robinson. chief clerk of the Rail-
way Mail Service. with headquarters
at Atlanta, Ga. who had charge OF q
similar service in Porto Rico, viii have
charge Of this new Chinese service
and viii be stationed Al Taku. He is
expected to sail from san Francisco
the first week OF August. American
soldiers will also have the benefit OF
the domestic postage rate OF TWO cents
an ounce.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-27
NO BoERS IN SIGHT.
LORD ROBERTS REPORTS HEAVY
FIGHTING WEDNESDAY.


l2N Telegraph 20 Nirginian- PilotO
London. July 26.-Lord Roberts re-
ports to the War Office, under date OF
Balmoral, July %, as follows:
I'VE marched here yesterday without
seeing the enemy. The Beers on July
II engaged French and Hutton six
miles south of Balmorai. While Al
derson's mounted infantry attacked
the Boers' right French made n turn
ing movement around their left. See
Ing their retreat threatened, the Beers
broke and He'd. French and Hutton
followed and proposed TO cross Oil
plants river to-day at Naauwpou.
Our casualties were one wounded"
Lord Roberts reports to the War
Office to-day that General Archibald
Hunters command WAS heavily en-
gagged July n and 20 in the hills south
of bethlehem. The Beers We're strong
" cntrenched and fought stubbornly
throughout the oath and compelled
the British to retire from some OF
their positions with about fifty casual
ties. Al last accounts General Hunter
had worked around into BrandWa ter
basin. IN tho rear Of the Boers, While
General Hector Macdonald and Cen
cral Bruce Hamilton We're blocking
outlets on the front OF the Fcderals.
who had evacuated their position at
Nitnek
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-27
Colombia Revolution ovor.


(3y TcIcSrarh 10 N!rginian-PiIoL'
New York. July PC. .-Consulllspionola
of the Reprhic OF Colombia said to-
day of the revolution in Panama.
81 think Il over. Eight hundred gov
eminent troops met 200 insurgents
and either killed or wounded 900 OF
them. lteinforcements from the gov
crnment came just in then, General
Camuos bringing f.o00 additional
troops. Thee was nothing else To de-
ana the insurgents just laid down their
arms and Surlendered.'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-27
A,ATVn,wsONs coon vopK

"Ch'istY" Mntthcwson, Nnrfolk's popii-
lar pitcher. who made such record
win the "PhcnCms' and was afterwnrl
sold TO New York went IN the ganc AT
New York Wednesday, Tor tho Giants,
after Winnie Mercer had lost the game.
and for six innings held the Pittsburs
slug;crs down To tWo r'tns Tho game
was played in the mud after IL downpour
of rain. lasting 80 minutes
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-27
ADMIRAL kEMPFF
JOINS THE POWERS
Continued From Page (.
fence ana preservation of foreign peo-
pie and the honor OF nIll. cnuntl.r

fence ana preservation of foreign peO-
pie and the honor OF our country.
II refused to join in taking possess
sion or the imperial Chinese railway
station. and also declined TO join III
the demand for temporary occupa ton
OF the Taku forts. for | thought 1t
against the policy and wishes OF our
government to be entanglcd with other
foreign Powers in such a step. ana
also because IL endangered the lives
OF people in the interior in advance OF
absolute necessity. Tor up to early
morning Of June l7th the Chinese gov
eminent had not committed so far as
am aware. any act OF open hostiii-
ties toward the foreign armed forces.
FIRED WITHOUT WARNING.
I'm opening fire without warning an
net of war WAS cnmmitlnd Mhan mnnY
shot were fired at the place where the
Monocacy was inoored, about 5000
yards from the forts. Those firing
must have known of her presence
there, as she had been moorcd in that
position for n number of days.
Under these circumstances I re-
garded the situation as one FOR the
protection OF the national honor ana
the preservation of our people, and
have acted accordingly"
MAJOR WALLER, OF NORFOLK.
W icHiheo l'it ouiN gu ne IsdNN I'e-
partment this morning received the
following cabiegram from Admiral
Remey:
''Taku. July "a, (Che FOO. July 25)-
Bureau Navigation, Washington: Col
onel Meade condemned; Mare Island
Hospital; rheumatism Major Waller
succeeds command First Regiment
My obtainable information clears ma
rines of any imputa,ion OF burning
houses or looting 1ien Tsin.
FRENZY"
IMPORTATION OF ARMS.
Washington, July 26-Thc Secretary
of the Treasury has sent the following
letter of instructions TO all collectors
70 customs on the Pacific. prohibiting
the expectation of arms TO China:
AT the request of the honorable Sec
rotary of State you are instructed 10
use the utmost diligence to prevent the
sending of arms from your port which
may be used by the insurgent forces
1n China to the harm of American citi-
Zens in that country. In any case of
the shipment of arms destined for Asia
which you have reason to believe may
be SO used, YOU will telegraph the fact
promptly to the department. and de
tain the vessels until instructed. You
may communicate the substance Of
these instructions personally to the
owners or agents OF vessels desiring
clearance from your port to ports in
Asia. or the islands OF The Pacific. in
wiling their attention also TO sections
1853. 1890 and ilQ2 OF the revised stat
utes."
MORE SURGEONS NEEDED.
Washington. July 2G.-Gcneral Stern
berg says that loo additional medical
officers are wanted by the Surgeon
General for duty in the Philippines and
China He says that only graduates OF
reputable medical COLLEGES. with some
experience ana under 40 years OF age
Will be accepted
REPORT DENIED.
Washington. July 2C.-Mr. Yo, the
Corean charge here, took TO the State
Department this morning dispatch
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-27
STANDING on TIE cLrHs.
NATIONAL LEAGl,Il sTNNpINCi.
ON TIE DiAMCHD.
BASEBALL, PREVENTED BY TIL
ItNIN YESTERDAY

The heavy rain yesterday prevented a
game between the Norfolk and Ports
mouth tcains on the lattsr's grounds. \
game Will lee played To day at League
Park in Norfolk
II rained yesterday at Boston. Brook
lyn. New York and Philadelphia. prevent
M any games between National League
same as Thursday.