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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-02
AGENT HARTwBLL's REPORTS

II anything further were needed to
demonstrate A. s. Hartwells incom-
petence asa representativefrom Hawaii
in Washington, his dubious reports to
Mr.. Dole would be sufficient to carry
Anal conviction. The people of Hawaii
may be thankful that Hartwell is only
the personal representative OF the local
Chief Executive and is recognized as
such in Washington as well as In Ho-
nolulu.
ine Bulletin Ia In position to state
positively by private advices of iniuen-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-02
We Are Still
In the Swim!


That's an old saying, yet true, and
when we say we are in the swim, why
we mean every word Of it.
We have the SWEETEST TIES for the
Holidays that you want to lay your eyes
We have Just replenshed our stock of
GOLF SHIRTS, and are strictly speaking
right up.to-date in as complete line of
mems and boys FURNISHINGS as can
be shown In the largest city Of the Main
land. Isl
At our Hotel Street Store, Nos. 0 and l.,
Block, we are going TO give you
a chance town a fine BICYCLE. For
every purcha'e Of SOC the customer is en-
titled to one ticket. The party who holds
the greatest number of tickets on Christ.
mas morning at 10 o'clock gets the wheel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-02
SEWER SYSTEM FOR HILO.

One of the matters that will be agi-
tated for the next Legislature to con-
slider is an appropriation for good
sewer for lilo. The appropriation
made by the last Legislature was In
sufficient even II the material had been
ordered promptly and as 1t was not
ordered before the rise the money was
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-02

The people anxious to establish Il
Seamen's Chapel should make frequent
visits to the Seamen's CluD where a. +.
Cooke is carrying on grand work in
the interests of the seafaring frater-
nity
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-02

Business men are justified in taking
q more hopeful view of the situation
now that the people have stopped fight
ing among themselves and Joined
drives to fight the plague.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-02

If this black plague business proves
to be long continued story, the Bos-
ton Lyrics will be Obliged to settle
down as one of the established msti-
tutions of the town.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-02

This is no time for the practical
Joker to get in his work by circulating
false reports. The serious damage
done by starting the story that China
town is to be Immediately burned may
vet be estimated in loss of lives.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-02

Acknowledgement of the Fourth OF
July resolutions by the President com
pletcs the work of putting the people
of Hawaii on record. Depend upon the
President and Congress to do the
rest
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-01-02

King Bros. are happy to an
nounce the arrival of their
Xmas goods by the Australia,
comprising. framed and un-
framed high-class Pictures,
Photo Panels, Tissue Paper
Materials, and Art Fancy
Goods.
KING BROS,
no Hotel street.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17

Dor iroefdbr fieben sJ0brenanriif,
f6reibt Ssrau Enilie Mtiebed IN Mt=
lonta. q. O., .nlodte iGb cine yetannt-
ihaft, bic ih leitbem bod balte. MeinI
1efunobeits3uifanb mar 3u Der 3eit Elm
iebr ihle6ter. Sd bate WaiieriudtI
unD bic Mer3te ertlarten mid fur unsI
beilbar. Sd CAB alIe Doffnuna auf,
ie mieber Heiuno gu tDerDen. GinesI
5ages befubte mid nlein Noter. gr
ordng in mid, einmal einen 0erIu1I
nit elmer Meoiain su MAIDEN, Die er
ielbf iebr bod fbdbe, ndmlitb sSornps
Mlpenfrduter 8lutbeleber. SD faufteI
eine Glaide. 61on nah orei 5ogenI
fiiblte i'd Bellerung. Yorber ionnte
itb foum cine Naht 1blafer, bph ieit
i'd ben Blulbeleber einnabm, ltellte lid
Elm anoauernber geinnber Sblaf elm,
Der mid ungenein fdrtte. sSd iebte
Die Nbanblung fort unb rieb oen un=
terleib uno Die Gbenfel nit Sell 0el
Elm. gs nahm 25 Glaiden mid tpie-
Der 9eiuno gu MAIDEN. Wiele tperben.
pobl iiber oieie 3abl tta,lnen menn iie
.aber beoenfen, mie iueit ih herunteree,
fommen mar uno mas if friiber fir
9ottor unb 9lpotbeter ausgab, 10 lit
bic Sur billig. llnb nun elm Wort fir
ienen Wobltbdter Der leioenoen MenI1=
belt, 9r. Better Gabrnp In Chicago,
Sa., ben Gabritanten bon Nlpentrduter
Blutbeleber. WlDae Des 0immels
reihiier @egei, auf inn ruben uno i'm
Der 6err rDd l1nge erhalten." SIT
Oiefes nidt cine reisenoe Mnerfennllng
elmer Dantbaren Grau |?
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17
Wpthheits pot,t 0eluebr

NOR bic Rueel, tuelbe s. 9. 5teaoman
BON Netparf. Mid.. i'm Biir9ertriege
traf. Dieielbe berurfahte furhtbare
Gei6mire. fiir tuelAe fir 20 Sabre
feine Mittel Grfolg batten. 4 Damn
tpurbe Ct burh Budlens Mrniea Galbe
9ebeilt. Dieielbe beilt @dnitt=, Birth.
unD NranbipunDen, Beulen, lelons,
Dnbnerauael uno DautauslAldae.
Die bette Qdmorrboibsnfur, Die es gibt.
Die ShahtsI 25 Gents. Sur 9aran-
tint. Neriauftin III BET Mpotbete bon s..
6. Wliller Il Gobn. 3
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17

Sem Sultan eeben feline 8ernanb-
ten uno 5taatsbiener burb. aber feline
8ldubiger bleiben.
= Die MISUNDERSTANDING gana=
oa's nilnmt auh ltetig ab. yfad bem
neuelten geri9t bes betreffcnoen Geeie=
lungs -Oepartements in Ottama lit Die
3abl Der &otbbdnte i'll @eIammtsebiet
Der Dominion mdbreno oes perfloHenen
3ednunssiabres UNI ia 5uriidsesan-
gen.
Stem Sort bot elm groBes uno gut
einoeribtetes Deutibes 0oipital. Das=
lelbe lit nit alien mooernen ginribtun=
gen Der Grantenpfleae berieben uno 9e=
bort su ben beiteil 0oipitdlern Der Mil.
lionenfaot AM 6uoion. Oa es fiir Die
9eitelgerten Nnipriihe niht nlebr GUS
reidbt. ,oq iebt bic Sllmme bon $lOO,-
600 auf feline gergr0Berung berpenoet
iperoen.
I'm Die Nei1e na1 europa nod
nebr gu tiiraen, ioQ in Der Ndbe bon
0en Safe iiber ben gait Niper cine
Bride gebaut uerben, iooaB bas Dit
enoe bon Song Sslano. Wiontaut
point, per giienbabn erreidt Deroen
tann. Bon Montaut point tpiirbe
bann Die Dceanreile ansetreten tperben.
Die nit 6dnellihiffen taum bier Sage
beaniprnben miiroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17
3oitipicligc Gomaitiliionst,
Die ttid)ts attSridtten.

9ie bonn Brdiioenten ooer Dem Gon=
areB IN leBteren Sabren einaelebten
@pmmiliionen tolten Elm enntmes 8elo.
9ie 8oppellpabrun9s GDmmiiiion
bes Senators Wolcott toltete SIS, 900.
Sic 6erren batten cine ldDne Sabrt
nod Gurppa. 9as mar aber uub Ml=
leg. mas iie fiir bas 8elo autpeilen
fpnnten.
CALHOUN bon sSnoiano iuuroe mad
@uba aeibidt. als Wepler's 6errIbaft
gu gnoe gins. ST CAB $4,000 aus,
errei1te jsoob nibtS.
Die Queens Subilee @nmmiilion
toitete $4,000 @eneral lRiles NOR
ndmli1 Der Mnlibt, baB mir aui tonis=
lihe MeiIe @elo auseeben iollten, tpsiln
mir uns Gil elmer tOnigliben Affaire
betbeiligen.
0anbp's gereotiamteit als Spesial=
Gommiiliondr mad paris foltete s20.-
600.
Sa0on als SPECIAL Gatbaeber in
Saben bon 8ertrdgen bat bereits $780,
600 perIhlunaen; ct iIt aber nod i'm
Nmte uno bereit. mebr 5u periblin9en.
Gie erie pbilippinen Gommiilion
tolteie 5000, 600. Man serbri6t 1ih
nod Deute Den Ropf bariber, mas lie
eigentlib ans9eridtet bot.
GLarles u. 9amlin wuroe nad SD
pan seidift uno Oerausaabte SIS. 900.
.@alieo Charley" Softer BON Sbio
lief ibm ben Stang ab. gr ging nah
Nublano, bis er $50, 600 9esoaen, uno
murbe bann Mitnlieo elmer anoeren
Gommiilion init einem 8ebalt bon
$40, 900 bas Sa6r.
Sic 6rie0ens grmmiiIion, pelbs
ben Nertras nit Spailien perlnittelte.
fpltete 5000, 600.
I'm Nlser .meibsupaIden" muroen
$3.50, 900 ausge9eben.
9ie @uba= uno porto Gico=gUacua=
ons=Gommiilion foitete $50, 600.
gie Grieoens gomnillion fiir Die
Gonterens i'm 9aa9 fam ni1t gang 10
bod I; lie toltete $35, 900.
Sic Samoa Gommiilion beriblan9
$50. 900.
glidt san3 10 foitipielia NOR Die
gommiiiion fir Elm 8elebbuh fur 0a=
mali iie toltete $500
Die .Soint=piaE= =@ommil|ion, UNI
einer Nertraa NIT CANADA 81 pereinb1=
rem. foitete bis iebt $4,000 !; tpie piel
mebr lie nod toitsn miro. .ueiB fein
Menlb.
Die tbeuerlie gommiilion. tuelde iuir
big iebt sebabt baben. 1T Die fur ben
Micaraeua=@anal. Dieielbe bat $780,
600 ausgeaeben unb entoedt, baB, mab=
reno Der Ganal fur $l18, 900. 600 gez
baut iperben fam, berIelbe bD1 ni9t
Nebalt tperoen iDllte.
QYir baben aud cine Snlel=@ommil=
fion. Dielelbe bat bereits $5O. 900
aus0e9eben.
yiobert &. porter empfing $4,000
ais 5arif-gommiifdr in Cuba.
eeSm 8eloaus1eben limb mir MeiIter
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17
$500 ScIobnuma!

fSan ppn 2eberleiben Dpspepia, &opIdbmer5en, un=
perbaulidfeit pber @eritopuug be5ablen ben mir mot
nit &iperta ben allereueiteu flenen Seberplen fu=
rren fbnner, ipenn bic @oridbriften genan befol9t
Satisaftion 5u geben Is Gts. SdDad1teln entbalten
100 Yiaeu 10 Gts. Sdatteln entbalten 40 Yillen,
Gts. SdbadbteI entbaten Is Yiaen. 9ftet SUD Dor
GnbItttuten nnb Wad)abmungen gGiro per YDlt per=
Ianbt 9riemarfen peroen an9enommen Werntta
@ehieal Co., gde Clinton nno s}aeion ct, @9tsa9o,
81 gu perfanien in Der Npotbefe bon +. 6. Wiler
& Spbn, Stem pbilabelpba, Shio. A
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17
Mmsfl,t8 an ocn Ssean.
GrfurI3on an has W1eeresmfer iiber hie Yenniblba
ntnsQtnien am 9. dngnf.

EFfuTItOn an bdE WtttftGNttr Whtt btt VtHHtgluus
MAS 2tnien am 8. An9nf.
Sic iabrlide Grfnrion 3u baigen Staten nod benz
Weeresufer iber bic Yenniplpanta.Sinien tptrb am
Donneritas. 8. Nngnlt tabren sln oem Gage fperoen
1idets AIT rebusrten HreiIen nod atlantic Gitp @ape
9Rap. Mngleed, Mpalpn. ,8paD 9eat, Ocean @itp,
Sea Ssle gitp, WilbmDoo, Stem Serlep, Hebpbptb,
Del., unb Ocean Stu Wtb., perfanft
Die HnnbiaDrt bon Stem philadelphia mad ir9eno
eiuem Der eenaruteu 3ebn YldBe ipelde bic popudr.
iten 9pmmerbden on ber atlautiiten &ite linb toet
$780,
Gen peraniigliderer sSerien=NuSflu9 fann III Mus=
fidbt aeuomnen perben alS etn 8einb ber Weerestle
inn Spebipmmer. arrangements, nm on bteisn Wer=
gnigen tbeilannebmen. fDnneu gemadt peroen. lnoem
nrun 1itb an g 9. @ratt Etfet.@sent, yteip Ebtla'
belpbta, o., wtnoet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17
0r6kter
@erfanf gu
Neon3irtcn
Yreilen, her
Scmals
9agemciell tit.


3 ii + ~ Il II ter.
Sd)0ne Worlteb Sreb= =Nnsuae fir Mdnner, Die $l2
rno SIS Gorten, infer preis, Inn 60 IN
Gelo aububringen ........... po.OO
Gd0ne galilnr Mnsiiae fir. Mdnner, 6-fn6pfiae
nss D9s, s1sp;s''at ss gs5t usa '; g;ts s55o $3.50
unlere Mdnner-Nnsiiae bel oieem Gertalf, ent=
lpre6enoe Gualitdten miIen anberspo nit $l2
uno in bielen Stores nod tbeurer Ss7 A0
besoblt merosn, tolte,i ...., Dl+VV
Sie alerb6niten eeltreiften uno eeipiirfelten Nn=
sige, oenlaht aus in1portrtem @oriteo. ieber
Nnsus tailormaoe. einfab ooer ooppelbrilltiae
rs sse se4tast sT9;" un.a Gg r Rr,s sl5 $1,000
Sang po0ene @oriteb an=gllRiise fir Wdnner,
ihmars ooer blau, 6ra6 ooer eafet, ieoer Nnsua
tpertb $l2; infer Breis. $3.50
Gcoid=Nn5iee fir Mdnner, ,einfab unb aelfreift
babib oenadt llno geidmidt. ....... $3.50
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17
GrfMrNonen ma6 Nfrsu aber bic ennltlpantas 2tuien
Mnn hie s., W. & 8. Giienbabn.

Dis Gonntaesf9ul.M n iIoriatipn pon Dbio nilo am
5. Stunt In MfrOn 3nf0nlmtntreten. Dtl9e gTturtons'
IidetS Derben am unb s. Snni iber bic Yenniplpa'
ntn.Gtmien Mmb bic g.. u. e s. Giienbobn nertanff
ghlt9 Snr Mldfthr BIZ ntbt ipdter alS ON g. SUM-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17
Derfaufs 81 reol15irten {

&ommt nuo belft ,taS
bieie snMnte aufbrimgen.
Suoem Str ltnS belft, be-
fomult Sbr iclbit bic be-
ften Bargains, bic Sbr je
geiehen!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17

Dies it ber BETTE pIab gum Ginfaufe ppr @peaerei.
tpnaren ino Yroptiionen. 9urh fprtmdbrenbe nene
jtdnoiQ frbalten unb merben ale Beitelun9en prompt
-au8gsfIbrt anb bic Maaren obne GrtrasWerghtnn9
Na1b 9auie geliefert
~ Tir aanbprobufte iuerben bic b6diten miartts
pretfe beaabIt.
q &S1r Gpreni ppr mnb mactt Cure Ginfdnfe nnn Sbr
werbet finbeI oaB bic gHaaren BON better Gualitdt
nnb bic Nreiie bilig finb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17

@ir, S3emrp Is. Sartpn tt,o S.emrp ". Stains
berger, Sar9er mno Wana9er Der s,emrD 6.
Sartop Glotbimg Co., 116 Sit= S9oGitra6e,
9tew Ybtlaoelpbia, ., 9arantire,t, oa6 aue
8aarem at Den genamaten ,tieorigen Nreiiem
perfanit tperoe,t, ATM >S5OOO.OO amismbrin9en,
ooer mir iberlaiSen ole gSaaren bel jeoem
Werfaufe iitr nid)ts.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17
Bsatss Raten M sslamsus ARR be Reaaisisania

sFir BEN Ohio @&uItaa bcr Chats unireriit1t
JretQ9 IS. Wai merben Gyfurf0n9 Titiets Aber BIZ
9ennjplpaniasy yinien nod Columbus rerfnnft werben
0nltI9 Sar Rhsifo4et biS Gamito9 10, Wlat 10
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17
Scr syiibrer fiir Sen ipariamem &dmfer

* * * *, * * * X * X X s
Nnsi9e iiir Mdnner fir tdgliben eebraup $3.50
ShDne ihmar5e poer branne iteife 6iite fir Wean=
ner. Die $3.50 sorte, bel bieiem Yerfauf .98e.
llniere So uno So. lteIen uno tpeiben Sute ee=
ben bel oieem 8erfauf fir. ........ ..S1.45
Sdone fanep Sen,ben fir Ndnner, Die 81 Sorte,
bel oie1em 8erfauf soc.
0;o e1os eorts fir as,
@erIdteDcnartiae Bargains.
Ghtuar3e Gbeuiot=Soieu fir Wtdnner, uertb
$3.50, fir. SOC.
S6tpere Sanes=9oien fir Manner, mertb 75c. 49c
glaue lleberboien uno Saden fiir Manner.
lueitu oOt. Aol.
S6pere 0oientrdeer fir Wdnner. wertb 25c. .09c.
e5dpere Sofen fiir Wtdnner, tpertb l0c. -. 03c.
WeiBe unaemaldene 6emoen fur mldnner,
,pertb Soc. :. .22c.
Gotbe uno tpeiBe Saihentiicber fiir W(dnner,
tuetlV ol -. .oie.
SSnebolen fir Ssnoer, tpertb 35c 49,. 80. .17c
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17
Icr, &uabem ltllD &inDer

Sfrfe
Dollars aunub anb pre ep abn bic aanr BET dFm
anH sauubt batn
ben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-05-17

om @dbbeas 8soor Gf anb Der
erobtn ydmte pbiabpbs
The Iola register., 1900-04-06
TWO RIBS BROKEN
DIR. Burgen Fell Against an
Iron Door Sill and Broke
Two of His Ribs.

Yesterday while overcome for
second by dizziness, DR.. Burgen fell
to the ground in front of the creamery
and struck his left shoulder and hack
against the iron door sill, breaking
two of l. is ribs loose from the back
bone and hurting himself in other
ways.
Workmen are busy excevating q
sewer ditch in front of the creamery
and several men were standing on the
bank looking down into the ditch
when the doctor joined them. He had
his hands 10 his pockets and stood
beside them for minute and then
suddenly without word or cry fell
over back ards. He fell stifiiy, not
throwing out his hands AM his
weight made his impact with the
ground hard. The first story of the
new building is just finished and the
iron door sill was In place and by evil
fortune the doctor fell across this. lie
was conscious throughout all and pro-
tested when the young men gathered
and carried him to bis aone nearby
DR.. Boulson was called and examined
him and found that two of his ribs on
his left side were broken from the
hack bone and pressed in against the
lungs. Mr.. Burgen suffered consider
ably last night and showed signs OF
fever today aud it is feared that on
account of his advanced age his re-
covery will be very slow.
The Iola register., 1900-04-06

make not the slightest effort to i'm
prove our condition. Why not do as
Pittsburg Is going to do, make a test
of II on one block of road and If 1t
prove fizzle the cost will have been
slight, while II 1t proves successful II
will be cheap method of improving
the streets. The town hasn't surely
got to stage where 1t will consider
no improvement which is not accom-
panied by q bond issue,
The Tribune comments OH the COM
municltion as follows:
Captain Waite is a close student of
tho most recent improvements and
discoveries that are tor the greater
human comfort and health and use-
fulness. Oiled roads are much consider
ed by the engineering world just now
and is going to be the material for all
future permanent road improvement.
Captain Waite intends making a
practical experiment along this line
as soon as the weather is favorable.
He will try the experiment upon one
block of street, and the result will be
watched with interest. 1t would
strike one that this would be an ex-
pensive material but on the contrary
1t IL the ch eapest as crude oil costs
little
The Iola register., 1900-04-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Miss Adella Howett went to Kan
sas City.

Miss Adella Howett went to Kan
sas City.
Mrs. Clint Taylor returned from
her visit at Chanute.
Ground has been broken and work
is being done on the foundation for
Joe Otten's new pop factory building.
E. V Rudrow left Monday for Crow
ley, La, TO look after some business
matters which he left unfinished when
he left there for lola,
M. p. Jaceby, as trustee for lola
town ship, has received large plow,
an ordinary and wheeler scraper,
and the roads may take due notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
Mr.. T. L. Eastwood left Monday for
Oh cago, his former home. He has
sold his cigsr and tobacco business in
the Acers building to his cousin, Mr..
w. T.. Eastwood who lives here In
town.
Fulton Bros. have the frame up for
new store building ut Bricktown
which when finished will be occupied
by q restaurant and bakery. IL is at
the corner of Madison and Kentucky
streets.
Ira Kelley has bought the old
laundry building on the east side of
the square and will move 1t elsewhere
and try and convert it. He hopes to
make very desirable residence out
Ofit.
The spirit of "fix up" is abroad In
town and there is hardly home
owner in the city who Is not doing
something to make his property look
more attractive. 1t is a fine thing
that some good deeds are contag ious.
MIR. Coats. one OF the night opera
| tors at Winfield, was shot and killed
recently. He was found dead this
morning with a bullet through his
heart and one through his face, nut
there IL no clue to the murderer. AS
his watch was taken it is supposed
that robbery was lie motive of the
crime.
K. g. Journal: A 15.year old bride
al lola applied for divorce aft er
lust three months of married life
! The Judge refused II and held that she
was not old enough to know her own
mind. But such ruling can never
stand. In the face of the statutes nc
Judge can have the right to make the
insti tuition of marriage perpetual.
lola seems to be on the eve of hav'
ing real, live orchestra that Is an
orchestra and there Is certainly rea'
son to rejoice If the present promise
iss fulfilled. Recently cfowd OF
musicians met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Nave and organized. Mr.
V Nave recently came here fIom
Eureka and he has whole cargo Oi
fine orchestra music including opera
and dance music. He is violinist o.
no mean accomplishments and Mrs
Nave is pianist. They are the CEN
ter of the newly organized orchestra
and the other members are as follows
Jack Herring and G. q. Eastwood
Comets, Terry DuRaway and Ed
Stan dstield, clarionets, Walt McNiel
second violin, q. WOmack, trombone
All OF them are capable musicians
and with practice ought to become
proficient, and should be given every
encouragement and support.
The Iola register., 1900-04-06

Newton claims that when Pullman
sleeper named "Sapho" passed
through Emporia the town asked the
conductor to cover up the name till
beyond the city limits.
The claim that reformers go to ex-
tremes is apparently justifiable al
COffeyvllle, where having rid the
town of open saloons the Journal now
fights the open cutters.
With Stanley and 81 ieidenthal both
outspoken prohibitionists the cam
paiRn will probably have less OF the
famine In India and more OF tht
drouth In Kansas about 1t.
A Butler county man who wanted
his W ife to catch train managed II
by upsetting load OF hay on a cross
ing and she boarded the stopped trait
while he vigorously cleared the track
with q fork.
The attorneys for the insurance
companies in the famous everlasting
Hillmon case which was thought tt
have been finally decided In favor OF
the widow have filed l 600 600 word
bill of exceptions. 1t really should be
referred to as civilian"
A man died at Oswego last summer
and nothing was thought about 1t but
as soon as his widow married an
eligible man of the neighborhood the
goseips just knew the dead man was
poisoned. In order that they may
live in peace the men OF the com
munity have exhumed and Will
examine the body.
The Iola register., 1900-04-06
EsuITs AT HUMBOLDT


[The names with q star before them
were the ones choseu.)
Citizen ticket: Fer mayor, ~. M.
Wallace, 322; for councilmen, G. II
Pratt, 14s; -. H. Osborne, 246; fWm.
Braucher, 421; w. f. Fussman, 255i
#E. Gillooly, 1926; for marshal, Al. ID
Smith, BAL; for city clerk, sd. A.
Riley, BAG; for police judge, 81. s.
Scheer, 317; for street commissioner
~. w. Savage, 4O4.
Law and Order ticket: For mayor,
Jas. Peery, 2l3; for councilmen, IN.
Henrichs, 274; #E H. Leiizbsch, 203
J. II. Osborn. $50; A. #. McCsrty. 100
VIM. Braucher, 1877; for marshal, j.
II. Miller, 1855; for city clerk, III. A
Kemmerer, 1O2; police judge, s. B.
Speakman, ,ll6.
Independent ticket: For mayor
Jas. Peery; for c'uncilmen, e. A
Gleason, 118; Karl Rorsch bach, 3S; f
II. LeitzbAch; f. Gillooly; for city
clerk, Frank Fish, "a; tor police Judge
Jas. Rhosds, 36.
The ticket elected will be seen to b,
the straight Citizen ticket with thu
exception that M. Henrichs and Il, II
Leitzback, of the Law and Ordel
ticket, won as councilmen over g. ii
Pratt and w. +. Fussman.
The Iola register., 1900-04-06
A Very Unusual Accident.

The REGISTER this morning re-
ceived word from its Humboldt cor
respondent of q very peculiar acci'
dent which occurred there yester-
day. Thad Ellie, carpenter, while
at work started TO open up barrel
of tar. He did it in the usual way by
striking the head with an AK. When
he hit the barrel blow there was an
explosion, probably Of gas which had
collected in the top of the barrel, and
piece of the tough wood of the bar
rel head was driven through his fore
head. He was 30 seriously injured
thst 1t is feared he cannot recover.
1t is probably the only accident OF
the kind on record.
The Iola register., 1900-04-06
How Dirt is Flying.

Just for q matter of curiosity one OF
the clerks In the recorder of deeds
office In this city has kept record for
the past month of the deeds filed and
the amount of revenue thereon and 1t
shows that lola and Allen county
property is changing hands at a
pretty lively rate and that the peo-
pie of this community are helping to
pay the army. The amount ofmoney
concerned in the real estate trans
action for the month from March ! to
April Vas SITE, ,144 90, which means
close to 81 900, 900 year II the rate is
maintained, showing that the real
estate business here Is quite con-
Germ, and the commission at the regu-
lar five per cent would amount to
100000. The revenue stamps on
these deeds were to the amount OF
$237 go. The revenue on all kinds Of
documents WAS $257.70.