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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27
Ell RETRAIMIENTO PARCIAL
PropOsl"i6a del Comit6 federal de Iuneos !

I'll comit6 federal de Juncos lleva oe
lebradas diversas couferencias con los de
mas que comporen Ell Distrito electoral de
Guayama.
Todos, de mutuo acu r 10, sc propo-
nen recabar del comit6 ejecutivo que mo
dihque la resolution del resraimie nto.
Alegan que sc paede Iuohar veneer
en- algunos dlstritos donde no sc h IN ex
tremado los procedimientos de coacciou
J de violenoia por rte de los incondi
oionales mientras d, be dtjarse subsis
tente ell de. reto para las looalidades
ionde carecen de garautiss los ciudsdanos
en- el libre ej r~icio de sus dere. hos DO
ifticos.
Adelantan los trabsjos sobre esa base
J Sc cree, que Ell Kjecutiyo de San
Juan Sc aveadra Ia proposition de nues
tros correligionarios de Juncos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27
zen Peralejo9 No hay tai:
allf no estuviste tn.

Quien vi6 Molina, con su Oh am,,,.
v su scmbreraEo, en- In secretaria de o.
bernaoion, suplicando un puesto 4 Nun,
Rivera, quien le We hoy tan terne ton
guspo contra los pueblos federsles, croors
qae se trsta de dos hombres distintos.
Pero no: es IN homble solo con do.
caras: una para los ministries que pagan
otra para los periodicals que pegan.
Ell fen6meno en- Europa resuItarfa av
traordinario.
En- Puerto Rico es usual corriepts
Aquf, con calma divina
CON aplomo divine,
cuaiquier hijo de vecino
cuando sprieta Ia .fanaiqa
da vueltas como IN molino
J cambios como un Molina.
<Asf si bien SO examlna,
los humanos corazones
perecen en- las prisiones
del vicio que los domina
Mufioz Rivera Vio tres capitanes
Uno, repablicano; Urrutia.
Otro, conservador; Rivero.
Otro, iasurl e;to; Molina.
quiso ponerles al frente orgsui.
Ear con ellos la poliofs insular, que enton.
ces iniciaba como jefe del gobierno.
De los dos primeros no es hora de
hablar.
Del tercero Of.
Molina Sc las echaba de federal.
En- San Juan, y aquf mismo, en- Cs-
guas, visito Mufoz Rivera.
La Ultima vista fu6 ell de Agosto
en- ell HOTEL DOLORES.
El cambiazo lego despu6s.
Z ell Srbol, que parecfa roble, resul-
to Yagrumo.
Ya est8 La oosa iuzgada;
larga carcoma te espera,
arboI de mala MADEIRA
ID no siryes para NADIA.
Las hszafias de Cayey donde IN jue1
municipal le puso las peras cuarto;
Las proezas de Caguas, ,donde vi6 cua-
tro guardias espeeiales pscficos crey6
yer una legion de espfritus diab6licos.
Las heroioid ades de Maunsbo, do de
sc higo fuerte contra unos jfbaros asusta-
dos del desarme de unos guardias d6biles
y fcjoe;
Estas y otras cons'ituyen ell orgullo
del captain.
Y iu"go las osadfss los denuestos.
Vaya! Si en- esta tribu tndos les que
no valen tres cachimbas insultsn todos
los que no les hacen caso ....
81 mientra mas bajo es ell hombre
mas soez lanza Ia injuria a,
81 hay un astro al cual haze un lustro
estais iadrsndo todos los perios. 49,.
.
Es ARE ALA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27
Rafael COrtada
CALDERERo DE coBRE--PoMcE

Ofece los fahri
cale
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de = ~N0ON-NA'o % SoAO"n '"oOS ue
10 Agoo - ~ f0AU"'' IN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27
ESCANDALOS ELECTORALES
Abuses y cOaCCiOnes
COrozaI

\ Sc desigusron para cada uno de los
dos colegios de squ.l pueblo dos ja, CO
repubIicanos uno federal. Estos reci
bieron sus nombramientos la una de IL
tarde del dieciseis s-dfa que comenzabah
Las ipscyipclones Incontinenti Sc presen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27
A DIBSTRO 7 SINIByTRO

Un Per0lejo truhan,
Q sea 10 chisgaravis
con honores de patau.
dehende al gran copttdn
con los tipos de Ez Pats.
I'll es Ell Y aunqae hace ell ba
firmando con nombre Gu
bano glorioso Y triunfal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27

las elecoiones 'municipalss. 424 +, derales
por Dipg1n repubicano.
ahora tienen mayorfa, nombra ada
por ell Consejo, en- la Junta de inscription.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27

- Hija mfa-dijo en- VOC bsjs Clara
de Voledes Ia confesa StsroI, en- cuya
casa Sc celebraba una gran fiesta en- honor
del c6lebre exploration Julio Kslder- ese
hombre, pesar de sus m6ritos, es IN
oso ..... blanco, un ser en- estado cast
salvaie.
-Eres demasiado severa con e.,
Clara.
lie hago justicis. Y 81 no, mfrale,
ahf le tienes hecho un poete.
Con efecto, junto un grupo de aris
tocrAticas damas hsllAbase Julio X alder,
sentado en- una butaoa, con los ojos entor
nados como 81 dormitars, mientras ell no
menos ilustre StiIlmann tocaba al piano,
con prodigiosa inspiration, ell f4moso moo
turno de Chopin.
Desde. que todo Paris admiraba al
insigne explorsdor Julio Karder, Clara de
Voledes, viuda, libre de sus actos, inmen
samente RIGA y emparentada con las mas
aristocratioas famiIias de Francis, fasci-
NADIA por Ell hsToico visjero, habfa conce.
bido eLproyecte de conquistarle y casarse
con el.
OrguIlosa de su beleza para estar Sc
gura de ser smsda por sf misma, no des-
perdiciaba OCCASION de encontrarse con go
h6roe.
Pero Julio Kalder, por 10 visto, no
Sc habfa entersdo de nada, Clara comen
zaba mostrarse mortifcada ante aquel
desden incomprensible que era ya la CO
midilla de las gentes.
El case era ridfoulo intolerable.
Indudablemente, squel hombre era un
salvaje del que NADIA b ,bfa que esperar, y
10 mCjor que hubiers podido hacer Clara
ra era renunciar para siempre 4 gu pro
yecto.
La condesa StaroI, amiga de la nifiez
y compafiera de colegio de la sefiora de
Voledes, comprendio 10 que passba en-
aquel corazon legftimamente ofendldo
Resolvio, pues, scudir en- su ayuda, va
que no para triunfar, al menos para pro
vocar una explIeacion, una entrevista que
le permitiers salir hourosamente de la
falsa situaci6n en- que se habfs metido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-10-27

Al terminar ell artista su nocturno,
Julio Kslder, olVidandose de la etiquetr,
Sc leVanto de su butaca corri6 hacia Still
mann, quien sbrszo cordialmente, mien
tras que, posefdo de prcfunda emoci6n,
brotaban de sus ojos abundautes lagrimae.
La fiesta habfa terminado, cuando
ia muohedumbre hubo salido del hotel
Starol, La coDdesa obsequi6 sus fntimos
amigos con una esplendida cens.
La duefia de la caEa, usando malicio
ssmente de sus privileglos, modified ell Or
den de colocacon de los convdados, te.
niendo K alder q su dereeh Stilman
su izquierda, hizo sentar a Ia hermosa
Clara DC Voledes al lado del explorador.
Mienv<as los dem4s charlaban su
anto1o, esta6seciose una especie de cuarte
to entire aquellos>. cuatro personajes. Con
una modestia encsntadora, ell heroe polar
procuraba evitar que sc hablase de el y no
hAofs mas que prodigar elogios sin tasa al
talento incompatible de Stilmann.
-Lo que Jo he hecho- decfa = 10 pue-
de hacer cualquiera con un POGO de perse
verancia, de valor de dinero. Pero, en-
cambio, esas oircunstancias de NADIA sirven
para poder llegsr d donde listed ha Ilegsdo.
-EstA usted en- uu error, la prueba
es que ha habido hIy much9s pianistas
nistas notables, siendo por ell contrario,
muy contados los hombres como listed.
-Ha habido tambi9n muthos explo |
radores, por cierto mas dichosos que yo. |
puesto que han encontrado la muerte entire
los hielos.
Clara de Voled,s sinti6 IN escalcfrfo
? exclamo:
-Si 70 hubiese sido su hermana do
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-19
Opened Tuesday and Will be
Great Blessing to the
Sick and Afflicted
ANOTHER BRICK BLOCK
w. H. Richards VIII Build
and Thus Make the West
Side a Solid Block

The new hospital instituted by the
Dunkards is about ready for Oc-
cupancy and Mr.. j. r. Grisham has
been placed in charge. He will be
assisted by Mr.. Crowell. Mrs. Girls.
ham will act as his secretary and j..
w. Gray as treasurer.
The city council selected for the
board of doctors, Drs. Chastain, Hop
kiDs and Fulton. A II other physicians
are invited, however, to take patients
to the hospital for treatment The
superintendent of the hospital will
call a meeting with these doctors and
arrange matters go as to make it satls-
factory to all.
Mr.. Grisham and family moved
mere one year ago, he being called
here from Nevada, Mo-, to take the
position as night foreman at George
f.. NicholsOn's smelter. Since he has
been here he has made many warm
friends. His wife being a missionary
here has done much toward relieving
the suffering among the poor of our
city. Through her efforts there has
been Sunday School established IN
the court house where sessions are
held every Sunday at o'clock.
AS stated before, the building
selected for the hospital is the large
ten. roomed house owned by MIR. Ben
nett in East lola. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grisham moved into the hospital this
week and they will devote all their
time to the work. They will
employ good nurses and anyone fall
ing into their hands will receive the
very best of care.
The Dunkard people are very
plain appearing people but are, as a
religious body, very strict about their
Church rules and under their man
agement the hospital cannot fail to be
a complete success and prove bles.
sing to our city. Strict sanitary rules
will be enforced in and about the
hospital. The intention Is to grade
up the yard and SOW il with blue
grass and put neat fence all around
tn place to make it appear az home
like as possible to those who may be
brought there.
Everyone should feel interested,
and help along with this good work,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-19
A Warming From the scsfFoId.

The REGISTER dispatches briefly
reported the other day. the hanging
Of young man in Pennsylvania
for the murder of his swe heart.
While waiting for the fatal day the
oung man wrote a letter for publi-
cation from which the following ex-
tract Is taken, and which needs no
comment:
II hope all wayward boys will
learn 1n object lesson from what has
befallen me, and be warned from
keeping late hours at night, drinking
Intoxicating liquor, bad company,
aud spending the best portion OF their
lives in houses of bad repute. Boys
are very stubborn at times, and hard
to make understand also hope that
/ will be an example for the boys who
like fast company and dissipated
lives. While they now have the OPP
pOrtunity, they ought to mend their
na0its and live more obediently to
their parents, or whoever is over
them. My experience has cost me u
very dear pIlce. 1t cost the life of
one l loved, my home to be broken
up, my dear mother to lose her mind,
and now my life is to be given for the
one that high living brought to dis
grace and ruin. | did not realize q
mothers true love until / got behind
the bars of the county Jail THIN IL
was too late for me to do anything but
look to God, who IL everybody's
friend. | do not wish any boys to
come over the same road that did to
learn what bad company will do to
them.
My dear mother was the only one
to stick to me to the end. She COM
pletely broke down from grief, over
work, nervous prostration, and then
came the awful blow of losing her
mind. Boys, stop and think now
what fast life has cost me. Now Is
the time to make change for the
better. Why not do IL now Do not
wait until you do some harm or harm
comes to you. Take my advice and
make a change. Perhaps some of you
boye will only laugh and say, 'pl
never he in trouble; I'm going to have
"A good time while | cam 1t Is the
good times that we have staying out
at night drinking and running around
to houses of bad repute. Trouble
comes when we least expect 1t. Then
what will you say | hope all boys
will take heed before II is too late.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-19
Richards Will Build.

w. II. Richards has decided to
Guild brick store building on his lot
on north Washington avenue betw
the new Northrup building aud the
Bartels building. Readers of the
REGISTER will remember that last
fall when II. NJ. Bartels decided to
build Richards was undecided, but he
recently listened to the dulcet per-
euasive tones of Lutte Northrup and
Mr.. Bartels and the work of excavat.
ing for the foundations began this
morning. And so it will be a solid
block. The Northrups will build
an eighty foot front of three story
brick and Richards and Bartels will
each build twenty-seven feet of two.
story front, all to be one hundred and
twenty feet deep.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-19
AROUND THE COUNTY
Some of the Many Interesting Items
Found in Allen County Papers

The SaNon Ourg record has this un-
kind fling: lola has become so well
aud widely known throughout the
country, owing to the illumination of
her great gas," that even the green
gOous" man who ie on the lookout for
good thugs" has made his advent
iu our butt.
Sheriff Hobart has appointed w.
). Palmer, of this city, as Deputy
sheriff. Mr.. Palmer was sworn in
Wednesday. The is the making of a
good officer in BILLY. ."-Hunlb oidt
Union. All policemen carry bIllies,
and William Juggling Billy around
ought to prove intimidating.
Bronson Record: Miss Brittania
Daughters, VINO went to Moscow,
Idaho, about year ago to attend
school, was recently awarded cash
of SS3 for being the best scholar in the
school. The school is attended by
several hundred students and this is
agreat compliment TO Miss Daughters.
Humboldt Herald: Allen county
takes second prize tor big corn among
Kansas competitors. ID. w. Mailer
submitted sample of his sixty-tive-
bushels. .per-acre white corn to the
Topeka Commercial club, and the six
ty ears weighing .seventy-one pounds,
took second prize aud will go to the
Paris Exposition this year. This corn
was raised on the >. e. Downs farm
In Cottage Grove township, Allen
county.
This is pretty good for a prairie
town. The Colony Free Press says:
Two car loads of as fine walnut logs
as could be produced i'm almost any
state, was shipped from Colony this
week.
According to the Herald, Moran is
going TO get at the bottom of things
on her own hook. Note this: john
Hurley and others are cleaning out
the old gas well, the first one that was
drilled, and are going to Omakeinvesti-
cations. After the hole is all cleaned
out It will be recased and a derrick
erected,and the well put down further.
The well is now zoos feet deep and if
it can be done may be drilled 200 feet
deeper IN hopes of securing flow of
gas. There was a good deal of dissat-
isfaction by the general public when
the well was abandoned,
The outcome of the move to sell the
bonds held bv Elsmore i'm the Parsons
d Pacific X. r. is thus briefly told by
the Enterprise, in letter from the
man who offered to buy: says: L"
am authorized by Mr.. Rouse president
OF the NJ. X q I. Ry. Co., to with
draw all offers to purchase the Par
sons d Pacific stock ar d you may
therefore consider our offer of l0c on
the dollar for your stock Withdrawn.
Mr.. Rouse has purchased all the stock
he desires to hold"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-19
Magnificent Nerve.

One of the peculiar features of Mr..
Kuder's recent accident was that he
retained his consciousness all through
1t. When his coat caught he jerked
with all his might aud tore loose, but
the whirling rod caught again. He
then consciously curled himself up
and says he whirled very rapidly.
The first blow was on the back of his
head. Realizing that this would not
do. he turned his head and then 1t
was that he received the fractured
skull. Soon the machinery stopped.
Although thus battered and bruised
he worked his broken arm to keep it
from getting stiff, and when the
doctors were working on him he re-
marked calmly: "Dig away" He
certainly has admirable nerve, which
lis all the more reason why he should
be restored to his friends.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-19
Hen.Y Galner's Troubles.

Henry Garner is the Ethiopian
gentleman at Hershberger's barber
shop and the BARRIERS all play with
him when business is slack. Tues.
day Bert smith had hung canvas over
the walls in the rear room prepara-
tory to papering them and left a roll
of canvas on the floor. One barber
rolled this up, put it on Henry's bed
and covered it with sheet. When
Henry entered he was gently inform
ed how a tramp working for Smith
had fallen from the ladder and brok-
en- his neck. HenIy's eyes started
coming out then. Did he want to
look at the face OF the dead? Oh, no
He went outside to breath and smith
happening along he asked If the story
about the tramp was true. Smith
said it was, that the awkward fool
broke his neck. This cinched the
matter. Henry's skin was shiny
where his CONSERVATION oozed out.
All the BARRIERS talked in a cheerful
way about the corpse and the funeral
and cussed the undertaken for being
so slow. Then 1t was said they would
leave the corpse there over night but
would move 1t to the front room. Two
men carried it in and two others bar
red the front door. Henry lost ten
pounds of flesh during the ordeal.
Then he was asked to look again and
a barber said 1t was only hoax, but
he was not to be thus persuaded to
look. By this time there was need to
sweep out and pump more water in
the tank and Henry declined to go ten
feet from the front of the shop, 80 the
sheet was removed and the sigh of re.
lief which escaped the boys lungs
sounded like two inch cork coming
from a cider bunghole.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-19
Real Estate Transfers.

Martha Black and husband to s y Cof-
field d part neq 26-2i-1s ....... 300 o.
II Wise and wife TO g E Cummings wd
lot2' blk 6, lola '.,,. ... ,........ l75 Ot
G W Barrows and wife to Ross Herter
W d lot l, blk 32, lola .............. GOO OC
Elmer G Remsberg and wife to II Hen.
derson d acre In seq 1924 49, 1900 on
Mt Hope Cemetery Co to Lucy Stew
art " cemetery lot sec A........ Is 0(
Davis at al TO NJ l. Decker lot
10, bk 2, Dvvis add lola ............ O5 OC
Davis ct al to e Ruggles W d lot
l, blk 8, Davis add lola a........... 100 OC
John Gulett and wife to Malisse &
Preston d NV nwq l7-2s,2O .... &C
Mary Richardson and husband to Aw
Ihrig W lot ID, bk OF lot 6 of SEQ
ofnwq 1924 49,. ,....,............. q. I75 OC
II Cremer and wife to II Ream
seq 2i-23-l7 and eh swq M-23-l7 ..... 5000 CO
II Henderson to Addie Elliott W d lot
8, blk 2, X p Co add lola o.. ....... rs co
Bennett to Isader Wetgel W VIII
a.A-lS'.-...,....., ................, 1900 90
M II Moore and wife to Bennett W d
VIII Si,24-ls .,...,.,. ......,......, q, 6l75 90
II N Scott and husband TO lola Portland
Cement Co, wd lot ~ blk part seq
o. - 10 s.s........... DOO 10
@ II Wadsworh ct al to W r Bruce ID
lot ~, bkS, Jones add lola. a......... $50 90
M Bush and husband to H Dixon
W d, lot blk s Bush's add lola TX M
) AIT and wife to Z RemsberE qcd
NJ part seq % 2i-ls ;....; ~: ~ 900 90
wife " part seq 26-2i-1S .......... 400 90
ii Williamson and wife to Il II Honett
W d lot blk Al lola ......,. ........ 400 90
l. Hobart and wife 10 ChOckley W d
~ lots 2; 3, blk lola ,.,,., -. =, 475 90
W Williams and Wife to Ever.
eft W lot bk 2 Bush add lola $50 90
lola Town Il Imp Co to Clara Reno W d
lot o blk II Highland Place lola $50 90
II Bennett and wife to ] Brown wd
lot2 blk Bunnelps add lola -, 500 90
lola Town & Imp Co, to H Henderson
wd lot bk II, Highland Place. ..... 900 90
Taylor to Gail Sutton swq 23.24.s Of
range 20 wd. ,.... .......,..,...,. $500 90
John ober to Sarah ober lot 6, blk 81
lola wd wd........"..... ,.,..,.... 800 90
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-19
Accident at Pigua.

While working at carpenter work
on barn at Piqua Monday Jacob
Haen sustained severe fall which
will probably cripple him Tor fe. He
struck the ground with most of his
weight on his left foot and the shock
broke both the bones In his left ankle
The larger bone of the lower leg WAS
forced through the flesh to the ground.
DIR. Herschel Hendricks. of piqua was
called and he at once summoned DR..
Fulton, of lola. They dressed and set
the fractured bones but are not sure
that amputation may not become nec-
cesssry in order to save the patients
life.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-19

j. L. Bevry, Logantown, Pa, writes
81 am willing to take my oath that |
was acred of pneumonia entirely by
the use of One Minute Cough Cure af-
ter the doctors failed. 1t also cured
my children of whooping cough
Quickly relieves and cures coughs,
colds, Group, grippe and throat and
lung troubles. Children all like it,
Mothers endorse it. G. b. Spencer d
Co.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-19
Money For Rocks.

Gas certainly does many queer
things, but among the queerest is that
of placing unheard-of values into
rocky and worthless land. Mr.. ID
II. Scott owns thirty-five acres south
east of lola along Elm Creek. The
creek runs through the land as it
turns south and cuts off small tri-
angle, containing about an acre, and
separates this from the rest Yester-
day he sold that acre of rocks and
creek bottom, off there where he
couldn't get at it, to the Cement Com
pany for 5000. And they, in turn, got
value received. for there is undoubt-
edly "a l0,0O0,0 900 gas well waiting
be developed beneath that triangle
But it makes man who admires
good, sandy loan, worth $50 an acre,
want to swear.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-19
Rehearinp Granted.

Word came Tuesday from the Appel.
late Court that q rehesring had been
granted in the hsbeas corpus cases OF
McElroy, Gard and Taylor, the city
officials indicted by the last grand
jury. At the time these men, who
really made a test case to see how the
city officials stand in the manner,
and others to abide by the result,
were indicted they asked tor Il writ
and the court issued one. When their
cases came up the cases were argued
and the writ denied. Then a petition
for a rehearing was filed and 1t is in
answer to this that the present ruling
has been made.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-19

Il reads like old times to see in the
Wilson County Citizen that II litter
AIRY" had been organized. In most
parts of the State the schools do the
business and the airy litterin' that is
done Ia left to the Kansas hog, 1t is
really more profitable.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-19
SOURS
..u.dld."
SWEETS

Variety is the spice of life,
and we thought we would
call your attention to a few
Fancy Groceries to-day, for
fear you might omit them in
your order.
OF course we have all
kinds of Pickles in bulk, and
they're the best we could buy
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-19
Fiction

One of the most important features OF THE
ATLANTIC for 1900 will be the publication
of a large number OF Short Stories of the
first quality. Conspicuous among these
these will be Maud Evelyn, by Henry
James. There will also be Stories by Kate
Douglas Wi9gin, W. D. HOweIls, Sarah Orne
Jewett, Joel Chandler Harris, and many
others.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-19

Sweet and fancy Mixed Pick
les, per bottle, 15c
Chow Chow, 15e
Tomato Catsup. 10 and 13c
Hawkeye Family Pickles,
large size zoe
Best Olives, large bottle, zoe
Olives stuffed with Cayenne
pepper, 2Oc
Pepper Sauce, 10 and 25c
Mustard, per bottle, 10c
Dinner Set Mustard, 10c
Bulk Olives, per pint, 15c
Kraut, per quart. &c
Shredded wheat Biscuit, l3c
Genuine Maple Syrup, 65c
Maple Leaf Preserves, 13c
Jams, in jelly glasses, 3 for
25c
Jams, in tin, 3 for 25c
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-19
John Fiske

Zitkala-sa a young Indian girl of the
Yank loH sioux tribe OF Dakota Indians, who
received her education in the East, has
written for the January, February and
March numbers three exceedingly interest
ing papers, entitled
!. Impressions Of an Indian Childhood
II The School Days Of an Indian Girl
Ill. An Indian Teacher Among Indians
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-19
The Atlantic
Monthly
IN 1900.
BELOW ARE GIVEN
FEW ANNOUNCEMENTS

A leading feature of THE ATLANTIC
during the first six months of 1900 will be