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The Monte Vista journal., 1900-12-15
Examination Noiic.

The regular eSnminotian o. ap-
plicnu's for teachers cerilicnirs
IN Rio Grnude County will hc ncld
at my office in Del Norte. aud the
public school building in Monte
Vista on Friday aud Saturday.
December 81 aud -, 1900. SEES.
-ions will commence at 9 o'clock
a. NJ. ench day.
Tho academic examination for
admission 10 the bar of Colorado
will be h.li in connection with
this teachers examination.
G.. A. CAnrENTrG, Co Supt.
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Holiday Rates

An open rate al one fare for round
trip between NIL stations in Colorado
will he granted over the D. 4. K. q.
road, Selling dates Dec. -, 2,and :'lst
and .Ianuar, list. with final return limi,
January 2nd.
Same rates for teachers and regular
students connected with institutions of
Learning, Tor vacation.
Special rates also Ia Siurismcn4 cnn-
ycution at Denver. December 2slh and
18th
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BARGAINS
OF KERR.

No. iun acre farm. M acres plnW.d
ami rented Tor nns half delivered: :,
hou~"s; . artcsfan wells; l'rJi"d IN hoari
81 graft belt
NJ : i~o acre farm. good house. barn
aud graunry; W"ll located; prrr, - per
acre.
No. . iGp acres. goud Tram" house
and brrk barn, about On acres hay land.
must h. sold fnr rash anl sapu0 take n.
NJ -Gp srre stock farm. snpI i'm
prov"m"air, cuts al,out IN TOM hn Il
sold -0nn. Pre-" rlh I-'r arrr.
NJ. = iSn nrt. farm; all sub.irueat.s.
-9Nn, Residence. rlus,, 10 town, ptir. ~
per acre, Ens, terms.
NJ. & l>o arr's hay. gram aud potato
farm. g,-pd I runn hnus. stable and 81
leased lnnh. clp-r 'o toWn. rrir. 500
NJ. : lGo. -. miles from town. we'll
improved. Tor s.li1n. NJ which s3lGr can
run = years a' . per cent per annum.
\ snnp,
M. lDu ACRES near Center. part
plow-d small h"u-.'; II spld s"nn III" very
low pro" If -i.Wr taxes IL.
Ne - leo act" lca-" runs : years from
lasi March nj " cents per mere. u snap
~ si.nb
NJ ~ IGn acre lease : year. NJ ~
cents. al ploN"d, Tor Sl.unlif -oid l-'fore
p~c l-i
No II 80 on river. very gppd I'M
pfny"m-uis, both hn,, gram and iaSturr
= nii,,T from Monte Vista. l'fir" s,,'ysn
Nn r. Siook ranch ~ .ar acres. well
improved. cuts 50 TONS hn,. q gopd work
horses And harness Tor eaoh. g, wagons.
marnin-ry anil hnure furnished. an
IDEAL stock farm. rang" joining. rric"
e. 90
No - tihBcre grain farm. gvpd q
sppm hnu-. and lang" stable. all sub
iTHgat.s. pHri stat" lHGh, m ih" ecni"r ~
wheat i-lt Pre-" sissip.
" II Hone" II I rprmr and : lois.
nr,-sinu N.ll. NIL ~ garden. $50
Ne H. \ TN. pnyibg busin..F. n"ts
lpn per N.hf and only cos,- sa.or.
Investigate.
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How 10 Oure Cronp.

Mr.. Il. Gray. who lives near Armenia.
Duchess county. y, Y. SAYS; Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is the l-.st m.,ii
cine | hay" ever used. i; is n line child
ren's r.m.d. for Group aud never fails 10
becomes hoars., ur even after the rruupy
congh has developed, 1t will prevent the
attack. Thu should be- borne in mind
and bottle IL the Cough E-m.dy k-p,
at hand ready FOR instaut use rs coon ns
these symptoms appear. For sale by
Eir.'S drug store.
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STAR BARN.

". now hay. ia. "Star Barn
rented for one year and are pre-
pared 10 do n general feed aud sale
business. Wll constantly keep
on hand for -nlc Baled Hay. Grain.
Draft and Driving teams.
Parties having horses for sale,
or wishing 10 bny will find it Ia
their interest Ia call on us.
BEoNArnn AND SoN.
Monte Vista.
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No nn. can rrnsonnbl. hope FOR good
health unless his bowels mo," one. .nch
day. When this Il No, attended Ia. dis
orders nf III. stomach nris". biliousn.s..
headache. dyspepsia and pil.- soon FOL,
n-n,s keep Your bowels regular by taxi.
in. chnml~flninr Stomach and Liver
Tablets When Required. The, nr. ~
"ns, Ia take and mili aud gentle in
effect For sale by Rice. Drug Store.
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san ,ha.-. t., uim

"SD suu rsIrui mr'" ih, Young law
yer rnlu. TifHsr bitterly. - wuudcr II
10 w"H'h ..'Hu, good 70 appeal the ca.'
tp y"ur afirrrg"
-h -hu.t l.r head
"Iu,H .a DO" appeal frnm my d-ci.
sion. rHu replied. u an, what you call
tAr ruYrf uf I-t rrsort."
lHr rlHuur give up the ,sIs. IN this
waH'" hr .,rIllmrd.
~h" due ilta and with the point II
her pa1-ul.
"Nr HriNinu." she sid. softly.
might YOU unt ask Tor I.r~ trial.
Chicago Tribune.
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4 i'sth.ti. &pp.si.

Their Ia nothing gained 10y L-iug
Ia" hrbftls aud the iussrt.r of the
ruhJoirch advert .srmcut dn-s irli need
fu pr told t"s
" poor Student r"pursts sunr gem
rruus aud r"N.rm'udcd pcrs.in to at
'nn'" him q sum - money hur the
purrllsc - hiotri-. With "a view tn
rrdu"inr h.- 'mbuupoiut Ai,lrrs- A
v. ~ tho Vnice - ihi. paper" y Y.
World
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The Bes, Plaster.

\ ri.c. nf flannel dampen.i with
Chnml-rlain's Pain Balm and bound la
plaster. When troubled with lame back
ct pains IA ~. si'i. or chest. civ. II n
trhl and you ar- certain in b.' mor"
than pleased with the prompt relief
which II affords Pain iialm al.n cure.
rh.umntism. On" application gives r..
lief For snlr u, l;,c.'s drug store.
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ttoN tls ssoe IL

did you ever g,i rciiyion7' a.s..i
the r-rNulist
wen. ! should cay ,"-ip pound.
pi g." replied the man.
- hundred aud ght pound.
u rcligiuu' ""rird tho rc,isa!l-, 'iiow
did Sou yet thut?"
The nrlN way that yucd many
men ever get religion" ~sA the reply.
II married .t"-t Chicago Po.,
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IAEGLIEG NERVES

Are you irritable: DO you sleep bad
ly: Is /; hard to concentrate YOUR
thoughts: L. your appetite poor: Do
you feel tired, restless and d-srond.nt.
rr, i.ichiy's Celery Nerve Compound.
II will do you more good than anything
you have ever tried. Sold 10y l. W. Rice
the druggist,
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Colds Mel, Away.

II YOU us. krnus-'r Cold Cure. Pm.
pared IN convenient rapsul" form they
ar. eas. Ia take and .if-c; u -i-"edy cnrr
~ 10. mos, oDs'ina,. cases Price a-c.
Sold b, !. ". Rice. the druggist
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Male. o.,, Get over IL.

Mrs. Crinsnnbeak did you ever no.
tice that babies AWAY. want to ~
their hands into your hair
Mr. trimeouh-ak oh, yes; and I've
noticed that When they grow up the
males usually get over the habit
--YoAkrrs Statesman.
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Knus.'s Headache Capsules

ARE unlike anything prepared in America
They w"f" iiri prescribed b, Dr kraus"
G.rfuany's famous court physician. long
before nntip,fin. 1a- discovered. and
NJ. alnnsi marvellous. 49, ~p.",iil, do
the, rut. Ia" mo-, distressing cas".
Price 2..c. Sold b, I. ". Rice.
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Among tl- tens of thousands who
hay.. us.l Chnmb-rlain's Cough Kennedy
for colds aud Ia grippe during the past
f.w y.arr. to our knowledge, not a singl"
c',s. has resulted Ia pneumonia. iho.,
Whitfield n On. 30 Wabash avenue
retail druggists IA that city, IN speaking
of this, SAYS. I'VE recommend Cham
b-rinin Cough Remedy Tor la grippe in
many rases. NJ II not only gives prompt
aud cnmplct" recovery. but al-o counter
nets any ,cndenc, of Ia gripp" Ia result
In pneumonia. For sale 10y i;ic"'- dru.
-'nf.
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4 Sovereign Gurs,

Jurens have been suffering from
Insomnia lately, though ! have tried
all the patent remedies
srnsI Have you tried going to
church Town Topics
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N,Inri lnnrirnxa

Mrs. Bicser There ,uu 90 ayuin,
You always were a fault finder.
Mr.. Hckrr sure. hnd l'il never for
get III. day found you Chicago Daily
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" kst MA ah~ MSanS

Cora What would you do II you
had a voice IA, uiu-.
Dora should Dee very careful not
10 0yyrwurk Co., Harlem Life.
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New York Apples.

The finest Favored apples in the
world. \ carload just received Of
the following variiles;
Baldwins.
Rhode Island Greetings,
Tomkins County Kings.
Spi,zenberg.
Also California Bell Flowers
and Ben Davis.
LABoE EXCHANGE.
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We have the best lin" Of "Men's
Work ShIris" from 5Or up 10 -. Is
ever shown in This valley. Al
Fassett's
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Al i'isy.

You musicians ought to lead \ very
happy lifc," said TcnsPot To a corn.t-
isr.
81 don't see WHY"
Don't you? Why, even your work
Is play Detroit Free ircss.
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iisr pr-rogativs.

She was a woman HTf denied
Th- rlEht GO murmHr what she thuugh,
But she rHHia -It tU'r, dreamy eyed
And utter -.sh= Ihai told \ lot
--ChluaEp Tim, Herald
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cirrum.,sn-.. Alter C..-..

Jones wife left him becaus. ne
stole "a Liss"
she must 10" particular"
"She L. lie stole from the cook"
Cleveland Press
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II. Gir-t imprr..I..

Papa, What lis ruliurrg"
NY .on, it, what some people have
before you know them" Brook Llyn
Life.
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How wnnId one of Won Egidy's
Bedroom sni'.s strike You for n
Christmas present.
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Choic. Celery and winter Cnb-
bnge nj the Aldrich gardens.
II you would have nn appetite lik. n
bear nnd relish 'ur your meals take
Chamberlain's Stomach mud LAYER Tab
lots Ihev correct disorders of the
stomach and regulate the liver and
bowels Price. - cents Samples Tree,
at Iic.'s drug store.
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1lis A~oly.

SappiHgtnn Your sister looks swee,
enough To eat.
Little Rodney-Shs does eat
Judge.
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,bt-HE" ,...-r,.ii.m.

"Nou should b' able 10 support wife
on your Income"
Yes, but cuulinh afford slunony."
Town Topics.
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a new invoice. of Fur Collarettes
aud Mufr. nt Fnssett's
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Ths HAAx.

Only tiny bundle OF love
That the worthicst Impulses waksU--
\ mite that the fairies brought from above
But, gee what y noise IL makes.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Shoat> Wanted.
Enquire of II. II. MowRA1.

Only few NOR. Of those fine
Fur Overcoa's. left at Fnsse.I's.
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For sale.

a Good Fresh Milk Cow. with
Calf $500
j. G. >rEAwN.
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tor ~ H..

2gooi saddle mud driving horses; /;
one Jersey row, giving milk; one
stint. lease. ) years,
j. ALFRED SMITH.
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Tks ISlRkt wnfA

shs Tbs liru~n-~ called ON US Las;
week YOU know
lie Ie.
Don't you fhinl 9, O.. about tim. We
lhou.d reta'i,'-?" lndan1puli. Pros.
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Look nt ,h.Se fine Christmas
Rockers nr Won Egidy~.
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II you want n heavy Wagon, or
li1hi spring rig. We c;in III you ont
al prices in -,ut the tunes.
GIHn> X AnIkMs.
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IU Reduce St,s'a,

For 30 day. | will sell all Goods
"a, Cost Come and see me.
u. \. BARNES.
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Colly oh, lhrdi~' I'm glad W
don't live in u country where girls
fathers wear shoes Ike those Chi
vago Daily News
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Large Fine Team

OF horses for sale.
4. NJ. IsErLL.
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\ new Iron Bed wonlh h. n
ME" Christmas present 80" Won
f,.iiy
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We hnve n bg line of Blanket.
on bend. Cnll and see ns before
bnying. Fnss.'i's
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-06-15
West Cottage Grove.
Nprn Stewart RpuOrt

June 1l-Miss Mildred Moves came
home from Works, where she has been
working, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams and family
visited Mr.. Thuney's, Sunday,
Harve Stewart is home from Galcna.
Harmon Downs came homo last week
firm Baldwin where he has been at.
tending school.
Dan Noyes took a load of corn to
lola Thursday.
Sunday morning Caid Adams, Ma
bel Noyes and Nora Stewart took a
fine buggy ride.
Frank Helle came down Sunday
morning ON his bicycle.
Ralph Stewart, Grin and Dan Noyes
attended the ice cream supper at the
Union Saturday night,
Grin Noyes is attending Normal.
EaJl wheatley and John Neuman at
tended the exercises at the church
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. vi. Stewart visited at
VIM. Daqis', Sunday.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL

NJ. p. Jacoby went to Cherryvale
yesterday on business.
District court convenes next Mon
day and then with the iurymen and
lawyers and witnesses and sight seers
the town will look buster.
Few men have stuck to their posts
with the adhesiyeness which Il. A.
Edgar has displayed. For twenty-five
years he has been railroad man and
A ear load of beams for the flooring
forthewholesalegrocery arrived yester-
day and work can now be resumed as
the lack of this material has stopped
building.
5. II. Wickard & Co. at lola, Kan
sas, will contract flax seed at one
dollar per bushel, to be delivered by
August 20, 1900. Call and see him.
II. NJ. Travis, Mgr.
Mrs. II. a. Edgar is taking a well
earned lay of and expects to leave
Monday for Chicago to spend week
visiting her father. A Mr.. Cory, eX-
ira operator, has been sent here to fill
her place at the Santa Fe depot during
her absence.
ID. Sims returned Wednesday from his
trip to Hot Springs, Ark, and says
that he thinks he was benefited as to
his general health by his stay there.
His friends will be sorry to learn,
however, that the waters proved to
have no visible beneficial effect on the
cancer which has destroyed his eye.
The gentlemanly agent of the North
western Yeast Company is around
again with the little yellow sample of
YEAST FOAM. This Company is
the largest yeast manufactures in the
world: YEAST FOAM has been on
the market over twenty years without
an equal as IA healthful bread raiser,
and is extensively used in all partsl of
the UNITED States. Everybody is
familiar with the good qualities of
YEAST FOAM.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-06-15
PRAIRIE DELL.
FnANK RAnrn- Rcnnrter

FRANK BARrH. Reporter
June ll-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
Flynn, baby boy
Mr.. Wallace and wife, of LaHarpe,
were down calling Sunday.
Clark and Hattie Wilbur, of South
Maple Grove, spent Sunday at Chas.
Frankell's. Miss Laura Frandell re-
turned home with them TO spend few
days.
Simon RemsbeJg's barn is going to
"show up" He expects to stable the
horses in the basement and store feed
above.
A few of the neighbors together with
some friends from lola went up on
Deer Creek last Thursday for a picnic
and fish. Thes had a good time
with lots olish Tin the creek.
The hail Thursday night riddled the
crops very much in places. With
that exception everything looks well in
the country.
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To Begin Work in July

Mr.. Mcdonnell. the contractor who
has the job of building for lola a sys-
TEN of water works and electric lights,
arrived yesterday noon from Kansas
City and met with the council last
night to discuss with them the plans
of the Ipower house, machinery gand
settling tanks.
He stated to a REGISTER reporter
that, providing there was no undue
delay in selling the bonds, he thought
the work of constructing the plant
ought to be under full Roadway by
the middle of July. In thisconnection
it might be comforting to those who
fear delay i'm this matter TO know that
Mr.. William Banyon has intimated
willingness to take the entire issue of
bonds at > per cent if the city so de-
sires. He SO expressed himself re-
Gently to the REGISTER and unless
some unforeseen thing happens to make
him change his mind the bonds are as
good Is sold, if that figure is satis-
factory.
Mr.. Mcdonnell has plans for the
power house engines and settling
tanks with him, and has estimates of
their cost. The settling tanks viii be
the big item. costing in the neighbor-
hood of1O.OO0 dollars, but doing the
work thoroughly. The whole cost'of
the pumping plant to gether with the
1900 dollars expended to obtain the
water rights of the Messrs. Davis, will
leave about $1,000 to be expended in
pipe lines. This will buy and slay in
the neighborhood of six miles of mains
at the present price of material. Iron
pipe is from five to eight dollars
cheaperthan it was January !, but the
iron seems to be hanging about tn,
present figure very firmly.
Mr. Mcdonnell expects to return to
Kansas City today and before go
ing will take additional measure
ments and, if the plans prove accept
able to the council and he knows how
many miles of mains are to be laid
will begin planning the uptown par
of the work which can be carried OF
at the same time as the river part
Six miles he thinks will give eXcellen
service and fire protection to all thu
main parts of town and run Ions
wings out into the populous suburbs
And goodness how we are longing
for that water
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$1,000 tor Fifty Feet. Nit.

a gentleman was here from Omaha
recently and after looking around de-
cided that he had struck about his
gait and tried to buy some lola prop
erty. He picked upon fifty feet of the
ground at the corner of West and Wal
nut streets and offered Jim Mann
5000 dollars for it, intending to erect
a brick building, fifty by 100 teet,
thirty feet high on it. The only trouble
was that jim would have to move his
old barn onto the west and compete
with a handsome new one, as the man
intended to open horse market and
livery. Mr.. Mann owns the hotel
across the street and he has visions
before many moons of buyer who
will take the property and make store
rooms of the lower floor and an opera
house of the upper. With this idea he
refused the offer and says hewould sell
cheaper for that than for anything
else. And this is another incident
proving that lola people believe in
their own town and in its future. The
location, by the way, would be very
good for an opera house, too.
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Last week Wednesday evening
goodly number gathered at the hos
pitable home of J. G. Strong to enjoy
an ice cream social, and a merry time
they had. just as some of the guests
were about to start for home the storm
came upand they decided to wait till
the rain was over. Whether or not
they sang the old song
eve wont go home till morning;
Till daylight doth appear"
is not recorded but it certainly would
have been appropriate, for it was
nearly three o'clock when the party
broke up.
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MORAN.


June l1-Rev. +. w. Mitchell went
to LaHarpe last Friday. He will re-
turn to Moran this week and fill the
Presbyterian pulpit next Sabbath.
Miss Mabel Keith spent Sunday at
home, returning to Normal Monday.
Harry j. Basset came out from lola
last Saturday evening to spnnd the
Sabbath at home.
Mrs. Stevenson, of Leavenworth,
was in town day or two last week.
Mrs. Smock, who has been visiting
her son, returned home last Saturday
evenidg.
Gertrude Barton, who is attending
Normal, came home last Saturday
eqening and returned to lola Tuesday
morning.
Miss Alice Montgomery, who has
spent two weeks with relatives here,
returned to lola last Thursday.
Mrs Lucy Jewell returned from lola
last week Tuesday, after visiting "a
month with her sister, Mrs. Chenault
Miss Sadie Strang, of Des Moines,
Iowa, arrived last week Wednesday,
and is vesiting relatives and friends,
of whom she has many in this region.
Mrs. Evans, Eva and George went
to East st. Louis, last week Thursday,
where they intendto reside. They will
be sadly missed here by the many
friends whom they have made during
the four years Thea have lived in
Moran.
Mrs G. b. Keith started last Thurs
day evening for her old home in
Springfield, Ohio, where see expects to
remain during the hot weather.
Mrs. Clark Thomas came out Satur-
day from lola to spend the Sabbath,
returning to Normal Tuesday.
Miss Edna Keith, who has been a
student at Highland University, re-
turned home last Friday afternoon, to
the manifest delight of large circle
of friends and relatives.
The exercises for Childron's Day at
the Presbyterian church were very in
teresting, and the singing led by jul
venile choir, was particularly good.
Much credit is due to the decorating
committee and to Miss Mae Glashan,
who had charge of all the details OF
the program,
L. G. Caldwell $ residence was struck
by lightning during rhe storm last
week Wednesday night and some re-
pairs must be made in consequence.
F4rtunatelynoone was harmed, though
some garments and furnishings were
injured.
Rrlph Jewell, who has spent the past
school year at Coe College, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, has accepted IA position
in the post Office in that city, which
will keep him there through the vaca-
ton. His friends are glad he has Sc
cured such a good position, but regret
the change of plans, as they had hoped
that he would spene tee summer at
home.
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Suicide at Bronson.

The little town of Bronson, twenty
miles east of lola. was considerably
stirred up "Wednesday Afternoon by
suicide of an old man who had made
his home there for fifteen years. John
Burns, an old soldier, killed himself
by placing a shot gun near his left ear
and blowing the top of his head OF.
Burns owned "A small house in town
and had a pension of twelve dollars a
month, as, he was sixty years old.
About year and "A half ago he mar
ried widow at Kincaid and she
brought her two boys, about ten and
twelve years old to live with the old
man. Domestic troubles brewed early
and late, the boys being incorrigible,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Burns separated,
but made up again. He has repeated
ly threatened to kill himself and her,
but at the last moment left her living.
The old gentleman was widely known
and the news of his terrible death will
be IA shock to his friends. Mrs. Burns
is sister of Mrs. Mary T.. Kayne,
who lives southeast of lola.
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, sc
Allen County,
Northrup Bank, Plaintin,
VS.
O. NJ Vandeveer ct nj, Defendants.
Said defendant, Chalmer Vandeyeer, Will
take notice that he has been sued In the above
named court to foreclose mortgage upon
the east half of the southwest quarter OF sec
tion twenty-three (23) township twenty-three
(23) range twenty (20) in Allen county, state
OF Kansas and must answer the petition filed
therein by said plaintifI on or before the 9th
day of July 1900, A. D. or said petition will be
taken as true, and Judgment for plaintiff In
said action for n foreclosure and sale OF said
property will be rendered accordingly.
a.. 81 Attest IL NJ, MILLER,
Clerk of said Court
Ewing & Savage, Attorney for Plaintiff
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COUNTY NEWS

ing in the window, and nearly pull
him out; or to take the throat latch off
a young mans bride because he may
be going with his favorite girl. Such
actions were going on at the Hall the
night of the Children's exercises.
Boys there is a heavy fine for any
misconduct at church, SO do not do
SO nrnin.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-06-15
Republican Primaries.
SALEM.

The Republicans primaries of Salem
township will be held at Jeddo school
house on Saturday, July 0, from
seven to nine O'Clock p. M,
for the purpose of nominating a
township ticket and selecting seven
delegates to the county convention.
All Republicans are urged to attend.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-06-15
AngOra Goats

In pairs, trios, or larger quantities
Prices from 500 to $500, according
to age and number.
j. II. TREADWAY,
tfw LaHarpe, Kans.