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WALL PAPER.

THERE'S lots of trouble in China, and it looks
like the United States will have to declare
war against the heathens Minister WI will no
doubt get his passports. II You want your rooms
papercd in an attractive style for only 81 up.
f. C. NoLTE, $40 9th ST.; no branch. iy16.ti,e
ROOMS papered, $l.75 up; samples brought +.
GEORGE. 41Ih 7th st. sw. jyl5-l0t
WALL PAPER &c per roll up; house and sign
painting. C. C. YOUNGER, 40 N. J. ave.
NV. jy15-3t
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wANTED-RooM AND BOARD.

wANTED-Room and board in ne. for married
couple in private family; children: no
connecting rooms. Address Mr.. B., P. o. BOX
%. iyl7-3t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

MOUNT HOLLY HoUsE-Eighty miles down Po-
tonne; oysters, fish. and crabs; mineral
springs sail and row boats free. MRS. J. @.
DAVIS, Mount Holly. Va. jyl3.lit. em
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uELr wANTED-MALE.

WANTED Di,hwasher, cook. waiter, driver,
order clerk, statesmen. Gail at once, lill &
st. ID floor. 1t
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WANTED salesiady for drug store; permanent
ROOM %, Bank Bldg, 18th and St, I'd aoor.
1t
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WASHINGTON. D. C. PosToFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
my time.
FOREIGN MAILS arc forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily and the schedule OF closings is
ranged on the presumption Of theil uninterrupted
overland transit For the week ending July q.
1900. the last connecting closes will be made from
this office as follows:
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WANTED-woman for general homework; must
be good cook: stay nights and have ref; 10
washing. Call 1914 Park ST., Mt Pleasant ten
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Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
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WANTED Experienced drygoods saleeladies. who
are also experienced in sewing. Apply "a
9Th ST. NV. Item
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WANTED-A good. neat girl for general house.
work; wages S.. Call sfter G, 81 st. &c.
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LADIES knowing of prospective purchasers Of
suburban lots will find 1t prohiaoie TO ad
dr1ss Ron 2s1. this ofice. lNi-ot
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MIR w.xrrp-EE aALE.

clerk as stock packer and man
ager; big salary; cooks chan'oei ''- y,
girl in kitchen. 1o2 18th ST. -
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wANTED-Two good girls. German preferred 10
work in cafe and store. Apply at on: >, "
LII J!
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished, cool, front rooms.
% floor 6l2 G ST. NV. lyl.-u
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ICE CREAM, zoe gallon. not made in cellar.
but above ground. for sewer gas abounds in
cellars and breeds typhoid, dphtheria. etc moral.
don't cat that kind LACEY'S is pure and de-
licious COZ N. Y. ave. Phone 20S1. ap2stf,e EN-
HOOPS Baking Powder. Worlds Best s, 10 & l5c.
myS-tf
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WANTED-Auglst j. fat of or rooms, with
bath. 2d floor; three adults. rent not 10 ex-
coed IS per month; heat and gas. Address
MRS MIIaNS, 1927 sth 81 NV iylT3,
wANTED-Two unfinished rooms with dinner
for two ladies' Address BOX 2sl, this office.
iyl5-3t
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wANTED-nonsEs AND VEHICLES.
wAyTED-ROOMS.

wANTED-By gentleman. COOL comfortable room
at moderate price. Address BOZ 2s1, this Of
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16
0etre;oc aus Stbtren.

Bsaisli9 ber Yefirdtunaen, bob
nit Sertigifelung Der transibiriihen
8abn unb Der bamit Sanb in 5anb
aebenben gridliebun9 unsebeurer
26noeritreden Sibirien als @eisenpro-
lucent uno Concurrent aud fur Ime-
RIGA i'm @eltmartt 8eoeutuns erlansen
tonne, 1T Elm 8eri9t oes @Oniuls 6ee-
nan in OoeHa mittbeilenswertb. Der
ielbe melbet Dem Staatsbepartement
bon Der 9srienouns GROCER Wahen
iibirii6en 8etreioes, bauptlddlih Wei-
aen, bon arbansel aus nod 8ublano,
Der in Mrdansel in Jolse bellen erfolgs
ten grrihtun9 elmer beionberen Jiliale
Der QanOeisabtbeiluns Der Iiblriiden
giienbabn uno fist bann binau:
plus einem bon Ssiten Der ruff
iden 8eb6roen tiir3lid per6Hentlidten
9eriat ergisbt ii9, bob bic gronnung
bes Sanbespertehrs Lungs Der tpelt-itbi-
ridden giisnbabnlinie su berielben 3eit
eintrat, als bic @etreioepreife auf ben
ausldnoii9su Wdrtten ausnabmspeiie
bobe maren. Die GOlse babon NOR,
oaB iibirii6ss @etreioe oom Sabre
1897 an i'm Iusiarb lei9ten abIaB
Fanb unb aud CUTE prelie bra4ts.
Dies bauerte in Golse Der i6le4ten
grnten, wel9e bic an Sibirien angren-
lenben propinasn bes europdiia.n
GuBlano mdbreno bieier 3eit ersielt
batten, big gum Sabre '99 an. Sas
Quantum BON @etreioe, pel4es iiber
bic iibiriiden 9abnen berididt wuroe,
betrus i'm Sabre '97 runo Is, 969 900
puo (272, 100 Sonnen) unb i'm Sabre
'98 runo %, 227, 600 Yuo Ooer 4O4,=
100 Sonnen. SIM Nuslano tann libt=
RIDES 8etreioe nur 10 lange einen lob
nenbeu Marft finben, als bort Die
Prsife unaeiu0bnlid bod iinO. Die
gang unosrbdltniBmdBis bOben Srans-
portfoiten fir @etrsioe auf Der gabn
neroen nit benz umtanb ertldrt, oaB
bic ruhii6e &ssisruns fir Die Sibiri-
Ideu@iIenbabnen einen erbDbten Tra1t=
tariff seisBt bat, neil fe perbinoern
mill, 0aB alsu srobsn Maiien iibiri=
f9.n @etreioss mad eurDpdiiben Sdfen
aussefii6rt weroen. 3isbt man nun
in 8etra6t, oaB bic aajdbrlide gu.
nabme Der Weisenproouftion in Snbien
uno Nr9entinien unmOsli9 Elm Stei=
gen Der @etreiospreiIe on ben eurCpdi=
iGen Mdrtten berbeifibren lam, ionic
ferner, oaB an cine SerabieBuns Oes
Sarifs auf Den fibiriidsn Sabnen Dor
Der Sano ni9t gu Osnten 1T, 10 tOmmt
man 81 Dem S9luie, baB tuenn ni3t
fur Die gusfubr bon iibirii9en 8etrsi.
be in bas Nuslano neue uno biligere
TRANSPORTS eleesnbeit beidaft wiro,
cine goncurrsns fir ben americans
I6en Weisen ieitens bes libirii6en
Warttss nidt 10 balo gu befiirdten it,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

- l1eber cine reue, bon Prnf. grus
angesebene unb bereits nit beltem Grs
fol9e i'm 2emberser d,stli4en Serein
oemontrirte Metbooe Der Mieoerbele=
bune beri6tet bic v@lsner tlinilhe
&unoI6au." Sie 9rus'f9e Wetbooe
beitebt BARN, bab Die 8rufthObie &C.
DHnet unb bas Sera = bel elei9seiti-
ger lInterhaltung Der tiinftliden Nt6=
muna = unmittelbar nit ben Sinsern
sefaBt uno eomprimirt miro. Sieie
Wetbobs bat Dor oerienisen, bel wels
der Der ni4t ge6Hnete 8ruittorb rbpts
mild comprimirt mirb. Die SOrtbeile
poraus, baB lie L. nod psrbdltnibmd=
Big lanse 3eit nod benz Sdeintooe bic
Wiebererlebung erm6slidt; 2. Die ge=
naue gontrole Der 9er3beuesunsen
geitattet. @uf 8runo elmer srOben
4nsabl BON 9eiudsrn ipri&t f4 Perrs
bab,n aus, Dab mad grf;dunss- uno
Gbloroiorm=Soo cine Wieoerer!ebuns
nod mOalid 1T. ielbft tuenn floor mebr
als Is Winuten felt benz Ser,itiQftan-
be psrloKen iino. Sie Grideinuns er.
fldrt er bamit, oaB nit Dem Stilltanoe
bes Ser3ens unb Der atbmung bic Gms
pfinblidteit Der 8etpebe ni9t lOfort er=
lii9t. Dur6 finifli9e Circulation
unb @tbmuns tann oiefe gmpfinbli1=
teit ni9t alsin ldnser erbalteu, ion-
bern iosar biz CUR felbittdnoisen 6unc-
t%ionsfdbisteit 9eiteisert tperoen. Bel
Der Dben erndhnten Semonitration
uurbe einem Sunoe Die 2uftr0bre com-
primirt uno nod Stiafano Der Ser3-
action uno Der Mtbmune bic 8rut=
b5ble 9eDHnet. 8eine Spur Don Se-
tpssuns am Sersen. Stint Minuten
fpdter rbptmii4te Competition oes Ser=
gems nit ben Sinsern uno tiinitlide
Ntbmuns. Iad einiset Minuten ira
ten eontane Sers=g emegunaen, Stsige-
rung bes 9lutorudes unb etuas ipdter
au9 ielbtfdnOise Itbmung auf. Iuf
8runb ieiner &eiultate meint Yrub.
baB feline Metboben in 6alen BON
pl6blider @rltidung unb Gbloroform-
Sob, nod gri4Dpfuns Der ionitisen
&ettunssmittel, aud beim Meni1en
unbeoentlid an3uwenben fei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

bate, 3erd9tlid. .tpenn es fali& H.
itammt es nidt bon mir. - Nber
mir ssbort es, mag es fali9 iein ooer
nidt," fiel Wme. 2apoifisr Der 70 ffol3
persiateten &ipalin ins WOrt, i'd b.
be es BON Der Dbfbdnolerin bier on
Der ndAfen Ode erbalten. fe foa es
tpobl auriidnebmen, fuenn es falfh uno
nitt eoursfdbig it'll" Mit i6lauem
Muaenaminteru unb einem balblauten
Musrufe Der Be~frisbisuns hdnoiste Der
f9arfiinnise reue Salomo nun bas
polia tabeloie @oloftid Der re9tmdBi'
gen 8eliberin pieoer Elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

- Wsnn man bic getuobnbeit nidt
fanea unb enersiid betdmpft, miro iie
CUR Notbmenbi9teit.
Ser 8lutelaube Der 3igeuner miro
in einem iebr interehanten Mrtitel Der
,Wutter grbe". ipel1er cine Naturaes
fdi9te Der un9ariiden @anoer-3 iseu-
r,er aiebt, einsebsnb aeidiloert. Sn
allen eroentliden 2~ebenslasen benuBt
Der @anorr- 3iseuner menidli4es8lu
umWeifer ooer menidlides8eihid siins
fig gu ftimmen ooer gu peri6euhen.
Wtt 8lut uno Spei9el uiro oerSdugs
ling bebanoelt, bamit er trdftiger tuerbe.
Mit Blut heitt mon Gieber uno Slot.
Mit 8lut erobert bic boloe S40ne ben
Geliebten: 10 lautet Elm Giebes5auber.
Iieb:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-16

Gin ialomonii9es 1rtbeil. =
Muf Dem glidp-Ylabe su paris warea
bic paHanten fiiralid 3eu9en elmer
609f orafii9en Scene. 3mei nidt
mebr i'm Mai bes 2ebens itebenbe Saus.
bdlterinnen batten. 10 fdreibt nlaii bon
bort, einen semaltisen gufauf perur=
fa9t, inbem beioe Nnipru9 auf ein
9oloenes 3ebnfrancsitiid erboben, oas
Die cine, Mabame 2apolfier, ioeben Dor
ben Nusen ibrer 8esleiterin, Ioele Be-
audamps, aus Dem Strabenitaube auf-
geleIen bate. Ni1t eenug. baB lie iih
nit Snoettipen sr6bfter Dirt aus fret.
sebi9ite beoadten, sinsen bic Streiten-
ben alsbalb su S6dtli4feiten iiber uno
bitten ii9 in ibrer Wuth uobl fein
Saar mebr auf benz 3opfe selalien.
tuenl, ni9t 3uei banofeffe frlbere Gar
bitten unb iebise poli3eibeamte oes
Weses 9etomme, unb bic aus benz
Sdusden s~eratbenen beiben Mesdren
our S9li9tung ibres @treites na9
benz ndhften poliseibureau estortirt
bdtten. Ser 2ommifdr, benz Der SAL
norsetras.n parb, lieB eprifeno oas
@oloitiid amiiden ben Ginsern bin=
unb bersleiten, erbob alsbann ben
2ppf uno ipra9, bebeutunssDol ieoe
Silbe abtudgenb, ernffen Zones: Sizes
@elbfid 1T fali9; es 1T rueoer bon
Golo nod IN Grantrei9 i'm @ourie." =
.O!" rief Maoemoifels Nbele, tpelhe
bic MAnae am enersif9fen retlamirt
The Iola register., 1900-03-30
Attention Soldiers.

All Mexican soldiers, all soldiers of
the Civil war, soldiers Of the Mexican
wars, and soldiers of the Spanish
American war are urgently requested
to meet at the q. A. II. hall on Satur-
day, March 81, at 8 o'clock to devise
ways and means b make the annual
August meeting of the Gas Belt Re-
union Association a success. Now
Comrades (as by the terms Of the
constitution and by-laws ali members
shall be designated by the endearing
name of Comrade) if you will turn
out and give US crowded
house, success IL assured and ere
many annual meetings occur thous-
and Of ofcImratcs and loyal citizens
will be seen vending their way to tpe
Reuuiun hon0ring themselves by
honoripg the flag, which is iuvincible
on the earth and on the sra aud so
gIoriou-ly and trlumphanuy floats
DER the "Home of the brave and the
land of the free.U
L. Il. ANDERSON,
Commander G B. r.. A.
ID. b. ID. SuELTzER,
Acjutant.
The Iola register., 1900-03-30
Some Overflow lola Push.

The Golden City shut down last week,
and the lola company, owners, are now
considering plans for building large con-
centrating plant on the property. When
W II. Mcclure, superintendent, now visit
ing points in Missouri and Kansas in the
interest of the North & South road, re-
turns, we hope to chronicle definite inten-
tlons of the Goloen City management
Dodd city Republican,
There is so much energy and enter
prise In the modern resident of lola
that no matter where he goes he tries
to start something to make every
body in the neighborhood rich. The
are that if ever-perish the
thought-one of them happens by
to fetch up in Hades, he will
Immediately start movement tC
utilize the great natural resources
and stop The waste of heat.
The Iola register., 1900-03-30
KANSAS CLIPS AND COMMENTS.

r,,f,
~ VI leooru that flesluent NC
aney e"ys 'nae Sheslei l. Long
o"uo Din 'u9 Lt, Oo'' sPeeon Oh the forto
iN'o"h o'l'
Galena man with an idea that
MS scheme Will pay is willing to put
now Lacks IA a feu mo-, INV NIL o. ene ,o"n
enter Ihe nartnershin w" 'iioio' W
-
y L.,',,,tS ao.on u,nS W tne ho"SaS DaarY
q, I'Ii 9i 'lo uaily pIouuc,s ol Ihe StAte
ESQ iSo1 .,o ~ l,o Na.ue .e ON n ,olo,-
go ''', ~ 80, ioo' W %oloio'ooo III lo0V ana
,,''',, ta ''eel mas no equity III lhis
"''''"'
mn app ~ booming td Lutte Tor
,.,,,,,,, w. w ,io tneo'S 'n"t NH
,''',,., t'' a.,,,o ,, NevU,'N7 N"eh IN
,,. 80! ne WlII nuke crack
iN N"eh PI"yIhg lhe game ol
''''o
The pitlshurg HeadH0ht reports
that pete The pet rooster Ofthe fire
departmer {, recently went and f1nnd
i.r m'elt wife and brought her To
the elariment where she has since
resided. The boys have adopted the
new pet
The Eldoredo Tj,,y claims to baya
received a letter lilyathfs. ,.EnoI,,,d
find subscrintion for the host e@jn naner ~
Bufler countv - And that nar6onad
old sinner of an edi'or saws corn,nant'
.arilv uexcuse tha editGr ,rhiia ~
bInsnes "'''i0 no
The ioints warn o,osod .. A,l.o,,-o.
Citv s1d the ean,e dar a. - N"nsas N.,s
sent Ie,ters IN tha eIactric Iiab+ nia ,'iao, ~
and the street comnotss;onea tdi,ino biHiuC
the tnrmer tn shn1 az ~ 5'i',,,,t ,4i,ins
the latter ~ dischorao 't,T ai, vudtenV a'u
really gatting TOO Ca ie "e"i s 40
town has to con Caeo that - o. .S ""s9s
eoInte sIsve ] ofthe brn",orIds vna. ~ - ''e "o-
Wv Wv " % 'oS'
The chief OF the weather bureau at
ashington has Issued his command
The Iola register., 1900-03-30
WHEATLEY FOR CONGRESS
Third District Chooses him on FIRST
BallOt-0ther Convention
DOings

Chanute, March 2S: Especial to the
Kansas City JOurnal)-George W.
| Wheatley, of Galena, Cherokee
county, was nominated for Congress
on the first ballot by the Republicans
of the third district In convention here
today. He received eighty-seven
votes, ten more than enough to nomi-
nate.
r. n. Allen, of Neosho, and J. II.
Bradley, OF Chautauqua, were elected
delegates to the Republican National
convention Each delegate was per-
/ mitted to name his alternate. Brad
ley selected Phil Campbell, of Craw.
! ford, and Allen named w. II. Upton,
of Cowley. A. p Johnson, OF COwley,
was nominated Presidential eleGtor.
The convention endorsed #. 4
Dubois, of Elk, for election as dele.
gate-at-large to the Philadelphia con
vention by the state convention and
Scott for the Republican nomination
for congressman -at-large.
Representative Willitts. of Wilson
county, was chairman of the conven-
tion, and p. l.. Snyder, of Cowley,
secretary. They were elected by ac'
clamation. While the usual com.
mittees were being selected, o. p.
Ergenbright, of Montgomery county,
took occasion to notify the Republi-
cans of this district and State of his
withdrawal from the race for nomi-
nation for COnRressman-at-large. He
said that he had discovered that Kan
sas WAS for Charlie scott, and he
wanted to get out of the race and
climb into the Scott band wagon. He
was heartily applauded. MIR. Scott
was present and made brief speech
iD reply to genbright.
j. II. Burton was also present and
made speech. Just as he stepped
to the platform, three cheers were
given "for the next United Statee
Senator from Kansas"
| w u6u uOunlnbllOub WbTb III oTu6T,
| Captain j. b. Fish back, of COwley,
announced his withdrawal from the
Congressional race and declared that
the candidate nominated would re-
ceive his hearty support. The names
oi the four candidates were placed be.
fore the convention in this order. G.
w. Wheatley, of Cherokee, by G.. NJ
Compton,; John Randolph, of Craw-
fsrd, by J. b. Smith; g. M. Kmball,
of Labette, by George Ratlih; A. l..
Wilson, of Montgomery, by f. A..
Herod. Only one ballot was neces.
ssry to settle the contest. Wheatley
received 81 votes; Randolph 22; KIM
ball. %; Wilson, 20; Wheatley got 10
from Chatauqua, 20 from Cherokee, 2l
from Cow!ey, from Elk, IA from
Neosho and 13 from Wilson.
Randolph got % from Crawford;
Kimball got q from Labette and
from Neosho; Wilson got 10 from
Montgomery and from Elk.
On behalf Of the other candidates,
Wheatley's nomination was made
! unanimous
The Iola register., 1900-03-30

who seem inclined, however, tn sus-
pect things, and to find fault with
what has been done and what has not
been done. The management, there
fore, asks the REGISTER TO print to-
day the following itemized statement
of the uses to which the 800 recently
donated to the hospital by the city
council has been put, statement
which they declared they would
make as soon as the funds were ex-
pended. Here it is:
The Iola register., 1900-03-30
IN THE
NEWS OF IMPORTANCE AT
THE COURT HOUSE

This term of the district court has
undoubtly been the quetest, least ex-
citing and poorest attended for many
long year Scarcely corporal's
guard shows up at the court room and
perhaps it ia just as well. Among the
cases submitted to court and disposed
of today were tho following:
Emma Groth, charged with selling
liquor ut HUMBOLDT, was put under
5000 bond to appear at the next term
of court.
Ed Rushton, another liquor case,
was also put under 5000 bond and the
case continued.
In the suit of Geo. Amos vs G.. f..
Carriel, the action was dismissed at
the costof the plaintiff.
The American TIVE Fdrs. Co. and
the Fred q. Barrows suits against j.
B. Goshorn were resumed. BY con-
sent the order of continuaNce was BET
aside and the defendant took leave to
plead instanter.
In the case of Il. l.. Doran against
f.. G. More, for the conf scation of her
printing Office at LaHarpe, u motion
to make petition more definite and
certain was Overruled and excepted to.
II. M Works was given judgment
for 1926. 10 against Il. A. and G. G.
Barber, the mortgage foreclose and
the sale ordered under aplraisement.
In re letters rogatory for taking the
deposition OF j. w. French Jesse
Shinn was appointed by the court as
commissioner in place of John A.
Porter, deceased. This Is an unusual
proceeding, the district court of Ar
rapahoe county, Colo, having made
application for Mr., French's testl-
mony and the court appointing some
one to take it.
In the suit off. w. Brown against
Roena Smith, the defendant having
surrendered the property in contro.
versy to the receiver, the costs of
pending motions are taxed to defend.
ant and nothing more remains to be
done at present.
Bowersock Milling Co. vs. II. Ii.
Jones, appeal, plaintiff dismisses
without prejudice as to defendant,
Mrs. M. f. Jones, che being the only
party appealing.
VIM g. Bigger We 4. II. Jones, APP
peal, same as above.
j. G. Lee vs lola Mfg Co. The re-
ceiver Is ordered to sell the assets of
defendant in his hands as provided
by journal entry.
Nada McReynolds was granted a
divorce from her husband, f. Nc
Reynolds.
More cases were submitted to the
court Tuesday and among the grist
were the following.
In the suit of J. b. Charles against
l.. w. KePlinger, partition, p.
Decker, J. q. Ludlum and Gus En-
glehart were appointed commission.
ers by the court to view the land and
report mt the next term of court.
In che suit OF George Haken vs. w
f. Thompson, foreclosure, judgment
was given by the court in favor Of
plaintiff for $3.50, also for costs and
a $40 attorneys fee.
In the foreclosure suit Of j. W
The Iola register., 1900-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs NJ. l.. Allstot, who
came here from Lawrence last fail
and leased the hotel on the north
side of the square and have conducted
il successfully all winter as the
Law renee House,n have sold their
good will and the hotel furniture to
Mr.. A. ID. Daubin, of Ft. Scott. Mr..
A lletot is interested in a commission
business here and will devote more of
his time to It, and Mrs. Allstot Will
improve the opportunity to visit her
son and old friends at Lawrence and
Topeka. She expects to return to
lola, however, and will look out for
something else. Mr.. Daubin and his
family are here and assumed charge
of the hotel today. He has Neen en-
gagged successfully in the restaurant
business at Fort Scott for some time
and brings pleasing personality and
abundant experience to his new occu-
patton which Will doubtless assure
him success.
The Iola register., 1900-03-30

Yesterday was joint keepers inning
at the court house and the court sem
fenced all OF them on the pleas of
guilty on the club house count which
they recently made.
A. B. Ferguson, thirty days and
800 fine and costs. To be committed
to Jail until same are paid.
Chas. Gro h, same as above.
Ernest Groth, same as above.
Sheriff ordered to destroy publicly
the articles taken from the place
described in the information against
Groth, and to abate and close it up as
a nuisance.
Joe Langley, same as Ferguson.
viii Mills, same as others,
Frank limerick and Joe Nagely,
same.
John Often continued, injunction to
remain operative.
John O'Meara appeared and plead
ed guilty on first and 10th counts.
rOIlSlluTo vi his DOuu SET aSlu6 ana
he was fined 500 on each count and
sentenced to county Jail for thirty
days on each.
John Witch 500 and 80 days and
costs.
Annie Brown vs Moran Bank judg-
ment for $75 and costs.
VIM. Lanyon vs Geo. w. Moore,
judgment for S2,59917.
Is. Miller vs l.. b. Kinne, dis
missed.
State VS. l.. ID. Montgomery, SEN
fenced ts 80 days and to pay 5000 fine
and give $500 bond to observe the
laws when sentence expires.
In suit OF +. ID. Demau VS. j. W.
Kelso, court amended ruling that de-
fendant have eighteen months in
which to redeem instead of six as be-
fore ordered.
State vs. Claude Lewis and Ida
Meador, continued and each required
to give $500 bond for reappearance.
The Iola register., 1900-03-30


The amount over 500 the managers
donated from their own purse.
Toey feel much encouraged at the
improved condition ofthe hospital and
report that the three patients now be-
ing cared for are getting along nicely.
julius Seter, who was sent fram Gas
City, is SO much better that he eX.
pects to go back to work in a few
days. 1t might be added that Mayor
Mcclure ersonally inspected the
hospital and expressed himself as
well pleased with the way things
were being managed and stated that
he thought the institution would
prove a very great benefit to the city
as time passed and it deserved every
encouragement.
The Iola register., 1900-03-30

Jackson against f. II. Bowlby. judg-
ment was rendered in favor of the
President and Directors Of the Insur-
ance Company of North America in
the sum of $l475 30; in favor of the
plaintiff, Jackson, Cor S479.OO and in
favor of the bank of Colony for 1922 90.
In the foreclosure euit Of Mary Lock-
hart against G. G. Ferguson, the sale
was confirmed and a deed ordered
delivered.
j, II. Ross and w. A. Ross were
given judgment against the M X. ~
II Ry for hay destroyed by fire in
the sum Of 5000, also costs including
u S25 attorney fee
In the foreclosnre suit of b. s. Smith
against James Wakefield the sale
was confirmed and deed ordered.
The time Of redemption was cut down
in this case to six months.
In the suit of w. 5. Wilson against
Chas. Carrick, dispute over a house
contract out at Gas City, the motion
to retax costs was disposed Of
The Iola register., 1900-03-30

r. V. Campbell, who is now half
owner and whole manager OF II drug
store in Paola IN addition TO retaining
his well established business in
; 'vonburg, was in lola this morning
ON business.
The Iola register., 1900-03-30
Hospital Financial Statement.

The management of the Duukard
hospital in east lola has struggled
with difficulties 80 bravely that il
would seem that their reliability
should 60 unqueetioned. There are a
few knockers otherwise uneuCaged