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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-12
Repairing.
Engraving.

I~N~C~~~N
THE move for Greater Morgan
town is bound to meet with success
in the end. Just what form the con-
solidation will take is not yet deter
mined upon but the very best thing
that can be done is what will be done
by those who are pushing it along.
ALL winter shoes at special reduced
prices to close them out at Hrsch-
mans.
EVERY part of town and suburbs
sees a growth in the sentiment for a
Greater Morgantown. 1t will be an
actuality before very long. 1t cannot
be done until after the next session of
the legislature but it will come then
unless something unforeseen arises.
You can buy Jackets, Capes, Etc,
at your own price at the Novelty
Cos.
THE coming year is going to see the
greatest advance in Morgantown that
has been witnessed here in any year
since the establishment of the town
This is due entirely to local conditions
which have been all right for advance
plent for several years and the growth
will come as result of work that has
been going on for long time.
Select Oysters only 25c per
quart at st. Clair's. They only
charge for the Oysters-nothing
for the water.
THE internal revenue bureau has
decided that a physician who pre-
scribes TO his patients whiskey, brandy
wine or any other alcoholic liquor
that is not compounded into a medi-
cal ingredient Herewith, is required
to pay special tax as a retail liquor
dealer, even though the alcoholic
liquor thus furnished be prescribed
as a medicine only and so used.
You can get more groceries for
your money at d. f. Kidd's than
elsewhere.
IT is very hard to keep the streets
clean with Walnut and Peasants
streets as they are, unpaved in parts.
When the pavements have been laid
on these pieces it will be easier to
keep the pavements free from mud.
This will take place early next sum
mer but we have to go through this
winter first and that is what is max
ing us lose our tempers. The mud
will have to be kept down some way
this winter. People cannot wade
through mud as deep as they have
been doing until the pavements were
cleaned with the hose.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-12
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention Of Prominent Peopl,
Where they are aud How they are.


L. NJ. Pixler the merchant at Dells-
low has quite severe case OF measles.
Mrs. B. II. Hise has returned from
Wheeling where she has been for
49, - 9. =. &c ..1
Mrs. w. H. Morgan has gone to
Morris Cross Roads to visit her
parents until the first of the week.
Maj. Phil A. Shaffer, mining engi-
neer, with the Continental Coal COM
pany, is now stationed at Myeisdale,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tory, of North
Easton, Ohio, who have been visiting
their son Mr.. A. L. TORY and daugh-
ter Mrs. G. L. Sam pie at Dellslow
have returned to their home.
General Superintendent Gibson Of
the B. & o. went through here on
Thursday afternoon on tour OF in
spection. He was accompanied by
several other OF the officials of the
road.
Mrs. Alfred Frost has returned
from Connellsville where she was
called On the account of the death
of her father 4. Z. Barnes. Deceased
was very old aud a veteran of the
Mexican war.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Cans of Tn.
lontown who were married few DAYS
ago went through Morgantown on
Thursday afternoon on their way TO
Morris Cross Roads where they go
to visit his father for a few DAYS.
Ralph Finnell OF Parkersburg who
is well known ia Morgantown is one
Of the travelling statesmen OF the
Mlngo Glass Co., Of this place. He is
covering good scope OF country and
has been sending in lots OF orders to
his company who are well pleased
with his work.
r. r. Ghrisman has returned to
Monessen after spending a few days
in Morgantown looking after some
business interests and his family.
He is enthusiastic in regard to the
new bridge between Morgantown
and Greenmont and has been one of
the prime movers in the enterprise
ever since it was talked of,
Mr. w. g. Wright farther OF Mrs.
d. +. Kidd is quite sick at his home
in Parkersbuag. He left here day
or so ago for his home and the trip
proved too much for him. He has
not been in good health for long
time and the doctors are afraid he
will not recover from the present at
| tack.
Horace Atwood of the experiment
farm left on Thursday afternoon for
New York where he will visit some
OF the largest poultry plants in the
country and inspect some very fine
varieties of chickens with a view of
obtaining a number Of them for ex.
perimental purposes. There is moth
ing being left undone to place the
farm in the very highest point of eff
cheney.
The following paragraphs are from
the Fairmont Index:
benson Jacobs ana family, OF Lit
tie Falls, spent Sunday here with
his brother, Mr.. j. NJ Jacobs, of the
Fifth Ward.
j. E. Anderson, proprietor Of the
Bon Ton store, spent several days
last week at Latrobe and Pittsburg
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. R. Tappan re-
turned last Thursday from Balti-
more, Md, where Mr.. Tappan had
been having his ears treated.
Mrs. M. E. Yeager, accompanied
by her son. George, have been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. l. J. Dent,
at Warrington, the past week
Miss Eva McVicker and Miss Ell
la M. Reed, of Morgantown, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Reed.
of Fairmont Avenue. Miss Reed is
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-12

CAPEs and jackets at half price at
Hirschmans.
PosTEN's City Market is leader in
low prices and always has been.
ALL the local news all the time is
the claim made by this paper An
examination of our columns every
day will soon see that the claim is a
just one.
Select Oysters 25c per quart at
st. Clair's Restaurant.
The Old Frame correspondent OF
the News Standard says: miss
Eta Fast, who has been spending
her vacation with her parents here,
has returned to the West Virginia
university where she is taking a
course in music"
You can get the best groceries in
the city .'for your money" at A. L..
Nyes.
MANY people leaving home it only
for short time ask us to send the
Daily after them as they can not get
along with out their fayorite news
paper every day. We claim and the
claim is acknowledged to be true
that we publish the best small daily
in the state.
''OUT of sight, out of mind, = is a
terse apothegm peculiarly appliea-
BILE to business relations. The mer-
chant who fails to attract public at
tention by means of daily advertis
ing will soon be forgotten. The ad
vertisement keeps the advertiser al
ways in range of the purchasing pub
lie, and joys the memory of the for
getfnl.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-12
0he People

Can't agree as to whether Boer
or Briton will win, but they
are unanimous in their opinion
about you winning if you will
only buy a few lots in
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-12

L. NJ. Pixler the merchant at Dells.
low has quite severe case OF measles
Mrs. Is. II. Hise has returned from
Wheeling where she has been fol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-07
ID ID !.

Gir,rl,l iDi. b,ito oSsr ouil,ro oi. Sbm,rl,a,
psf3t 8bcumat5mu; 2tiocuot SoIbs, ptbs
ami o,m Qp;0c ocr Stutiuuo Gno, i5DdtIibs,
oeJtriIp2tIt,. rtrooit, pon Rcuralai, btimotiubts
OO,r pon Nrantb,itcn bn0efr,dts QtriOntu ausius
frhrn hrhsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-07
S1.97

Inter onTen poGen mir S6re 9ufmamit uuT uube
Gsnoung 25 Stiden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-07
Sic Gntfpifeiuna Scr sd,minSindjt.

Sic Gnttuifeiuns scr ShipinSiudjt.
sSn oem MaoBe, tpie bic &rantbeit
ibre Spfer srfaBt. lahen os1sn Sc
benstrGfte, cine nad Der anoeren,
na6. Der Yatient berliert Musteln
uno aroFt; er miro binTduig uro unz
fdbig, ssiitige ooer pbpIiF4e 9lrbeiit
nit Der eetpo6nten 5ertietsit gu erls=
bigen; er tpiro nieoerseoriidt uno nsist
Der unt6dligteit uno Dem S6lafe bin;
oas 9ebdhtniB miro gsi6pG6t uno
behen psrmanente 9eeintrd9tigung
Droht.
Die S6leimbduts tperoen franf6aft
empfinoli6 unb lsioen trob Der qr0Bz
ten Sorgfalt unter Den seringiten lrz
ia9en, 10 oaB 3ulebt Elm leihter 9uftz
5ug duf bic S6leim6dute Der Naie u.
Der Ssble 81 elmer Grtdltung NnlaB
9lebt uno 6u elmer i6peren Grfrahz
tung Der 9ttbmungs<Organe fiihrt.
Der patient 1T Dfteren unb pieberbr!z
ten grtGltungen ausgeisBt, beren jsbe
Die 8ranfbeit perI6limmert, inoem Iit
i6r reuen NnItoB eeben uno cine erOz
Bere 5ldds Der S9leimbdute. als bic
fri6srsn, angrsift. Sn oisier 0eiIe
berbreitet li6 Der &atarrb bon Organ
gu Organ, Big er idlisBli9 bic Gum
gen errei6t uno S6pinoIu6t aur
5olee bat. @s pdre in Der 56at cine
Sssnune fir bic Menl96eit, penn elm
Seoer bic 2ebre lernen unb im9ebG6tz
nib bsbalten ipurbe. tpslde bic Grfa6z
rung uns tdsli9 le6rt. Die ee6 o.
ri9e 8ebanblung BON SD
tarrb gu perna 6 GGfiigen.
1T glei 6 BE beuteno NIT: an
g d NJ in , II 6t ferben.
Or. 9artQep, spe5iolilt
fir gaoTe, aeble, 2ungen uno S6r,
Nr. 81, Noro=PacaitraBe, na6e ca
rdto9aitrabe. @prs6Itunben BON 8 bis
10 Vorm. uno II bis 8 9l6enbs. -
@onntags nun bon 10 Born. biz 2
gtahm. (97-8b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-07
Saaler's, Rrpant g. Stratton

SanSclSid1ufe - Sdjnle fiir
stcnparapbie II. Observation-Disclosures
Gearinbet 1864. Sncorporirt 1888
3as 30. ebuIiabr bcsauu am 4. Sspt 1899
SnefIa fIen eGs sdnse Sabr.
ab,nbtIafTen ppm 2. Gftpbsr bis 4. uprI.
Sn gstr,fi Der 8cBuGliatslt. 2tttuna, Hthrs
frdft,. 66uIr6umli6ftiten uno llnttrriats sRurius
Ntbt bitisIbe Obtnun. @iat in gonturrenl nit
arotr,n g9ir bob,n bic ijibrung. 9tr na
Ii6tr unttrri d in ulien 5 net IN
Ru6balttu Sb6Ridrcben, arttbm.ttt. Sttnooraa
shirtn uns Decentralization.
Se6lEquHgen:
soatd,uIe SIOpru SIbenofduIe So pro
Wpnat, ole 8tpartes Uoudt. - Seldran1ts
uents eiEtlitS.Ro. gnSobl ron Shulern.
9tI.pbout: Gb,optnis gr. 2236; 3Ome 9tt. 6S5.
e,noa tr,q.u R0taloa rua 4r bis IL ROrss
gbart,s.srobe, RGItimss, Rb
&inGana DIT. I2, (ans1'ASl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-07
N(iboenoprf Oliver & 60,
Samfiers ,tito @afler,
(1egfer= ebauoe),
Nr. 213, = fts6 { + TT a nsSfrafe,
Baltimore, g1b.

ns-gltsieb.r Der "gaItimor,r Gff.tt,n= s0ric. at
Sc6uoIer init WuniiipaI= iiuo anoeren 6api.
faI=Anlasen eriter RIafie, fo,pie auslanoifd,eu
Sed)ieIn. (Sept5,1SS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-07
6faee=Sdno(6u6e.

Tamsnz uno NGo6cu=S =Slutc= @onoibubc IN
pcrcnOrnu mooc, ibicicr0ruu, lObiarbiQ
gran, braun, ROTH grim iptb unO
idmorj, 3 SdnuGlcn, Qctcppte Riidcuz
id6s: icOcs Ganr an Die Soono ospoBt
uno Quroutirt t..................... ST 90
1tnicrc idporjcn Gjrocipio @ucr=Nonoidubc
nit Sdnalcn oocr 5oiter=Nufcn, ipciB
uno ibnorj. Qeirppts liidtnilddc, c6s
tts Glaeelcpsr, ipci6 uuo eloiii6, cine
rcqufGrc $l.75 CuoIitGt. 81 30
gSciBe MGo6cn Glact =@onoidlubc fir Die
Confirmation, in alien @r0bcn n.....15c
9amcnz urO Mdodcns Gjlocc= oonoitubc NIT
Sdnullcn, in ncn ncusitcn C5riibiubr:z
iFarbcn; cine Cualitdt Die DIT s100
briuqt :. .........................
Iollcs NTortimcnt BON Qisler 3nru=, Sti=
ocn= uun Safcta= Samcn= uuo WGObtns
Soonoi6ubcn, trciB pcrltnQrau, lobiarbiq.
braun mn i6par3 nit Shnalcn. ucu
uuO moDcrn ..............2oc., 5Oc, 75c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-07

llm cine Grfdltung in etnem Sage
Su furirem
nsbme man ,2aratipe 9romo Aulz
nine 5ablsts." Ollie Ipotbefer 9eben
bas @slo suriid, lpenn IS Su bsi:en per-
feblt. s. %. @rope's Numeas3ug 1T
auf j.osr S6adtsl. 25 Genis.
iati.3l. 81, Sa&0. .GDln.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-07
8ahwaD's &eaOD &elief
idlaiit lniurtiac Grlcid)ternng.

63tqcr Rppipt0 lob DiQrdut oOtr ucrooits Ropfs
tp,b 3aburcb IturalQlt, RtrooNtdt nm Sdais
lofQttit, Gbtumati3mus, oIitpsb, SbmuItH uuo
e6pddt i'm Rudtn, Dem 3udgrlt ooU ntu Rics
rem 9caDrOsn in Der &tbU3eIsnN Stlttnittdfu.
Guid,p,ucn Der Gsltufe ODER StmtrIeu itbtr ART.
ihaiit O: GppIatirn BON SaOra05 Rraoo 8;ljtf
iofortiot Grlcittcruue, uuo e,N'u iOrtgtics,r Srs
sraub srQc Gage lang bspufit;lIgt zine pcrmas
te Scsiluue.
o. 5tbcbt iciOrt bic qadl;uo;u eawtrI,u. Guta
ilnouuQ unb turrt Gorutitioutt, ob f, nun ocr
Der Qma,, ben Ulr--r. O,u Gira,ncintn. anOtrtr
Srlicu oosr S6rim abioH0snOsH D}tmbTautH
btrriibrtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-07
21e,te Srii6ja6rs = Sna6en>
Ansiide.

Stritt aGnj ipolene boppslrcibi0e Sndbtns
In3qe, in moocrnm 4laios, Gbcds
Wie!run0cn itpar5en unD blaueH 6bcs
oiOts, GroBen s bis l6 Sabre. 81 9s
Goni poQcuc &rabcn=@n5foe ous marine
biauem Diagonal, bette 0erftcaunQ, fcns
ties 6uttsr uHo 6errttung Nroben &
his - Sabre; cine Gualitdt, bic ME uu=
ter $500 pcrfauft uurOe. ,3u Sbrcr
gluswubl :. ........................ SO 90
gnt Qemadte ooppelreibiQe Guabcn=IuIiiQt.
Qlaips Strcifcu Melirunqcn, ibpOrjc
uno baue Gbeoiot5 ..................S1. .9S
Marinebluue uro Ountcl9riinc &nobcn=9Iu=
icn=Nn}iiQe, nit 2iBc beicBt brtitcr aro=
gen; 8robcn 3 bis Q Sabre; $3.50 Gua=
litQt :. ..................... 81 90
Tolle5 Ifortimeut pom pcBcn uno Qercalt
rNotbcr's Sricro" Sbirtg9aiits, NIT
noer ODne &rogcu, OeplGttct uno ungt=
pldttet .............5Oc, uno 75c,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-07
C~ YiQelt.

Rein Ur9ttobiIiid mild uuo ptrlGblia 9trurs
facbtu perittts Ycro1uuuQ, complete abiorbirurG
uuc atiuHDs 8satlmGBiVttlt. i}ur bic oeiuuq ola
llr Wagus &ebtrz @lngtpsibs=, Ri,rtRs, glaitRs
gei5per0tn unO Reconsideration,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-07
Stir Die 2Tdnner.

4sfutc linneut MdnnertruQsn, in oltu 6os
cons, itebsnO ooer nieOCrgeibla0cn,
lbA ~'N
,gpeb GoIizaGnpcn ........ zoe
81 90 peiBe MdnnerzG5 G5oIa= @emoen, ecpldttct,
picner uno geibOTenCr Suicn.......... 69c
15c Qani linnene boblidumigs MiGnncr Ia
ltbcntiid1cr =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. loc
Nsut 6riibiabrs zS1alsbinocH, QeipGblte mo
ben, III alien 6arben unb W(uitern 23c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-07
Samltags- S6m6- -2Sertbe.

bic idtucr III iibtrtrsifeu fnp. Sic ioerocn
cs iu 9brcm 9ortbcit iinOtn ne jm be7
Td)tioen. Sic Woocu ino Die neusren-
Die 2ualitdttn Die beiten - Nrbett nno
0aiItn ptrstt uno Die BON uns 0'lpt-
oertcn Qrcis Dcdtu faum oie@erlttuuaQSE
foteu 1lnere @uruntie nit icosm Vaor.
Sinrtr Triibinbrs sRu6pfz uno SbnirlUune
nit pSprinQz "Ibids,n, 8rOBen bis IL, 70
paren Toe. nm $l00 o'o.
Ruifet=S Sdbniirbube fir feius Dtdnnsr, @ros
ben 10 bis 134, cbr bub6, mobi sl.oo CO..
Sem. sio Strap" Somen= Sanoal.r, i@lid)t ~
oDer nit oeraben 2eoer =@orblGttsrn FUR $I.oo
gci= ober 8opal= &ips Stnrz cpsr GnOpia
SameH= SGnbe, nit 8orblGtt.rn ous Nns
tent oper ibiidJtcm Geoer sum $500
9ertaui gsnadt. Gum Nusperfuur 81 ~
Rinbcr &uoo= ODER Sbriir=sd)ub in sur
gelent pertGrft, GrObeu l bis 6, tir.... zoe.
@rOBen big 8, nit NbiGbcn. n..........S1.o W
Sic neueiteu 1socons in 8uF.tleOcr =Sd)nb.n
fiir Samcn, SoobDtnr ry8et,4 brttts
Soblen, geraOe Oeitppte SOrblGtter
spGialsVrcis ...... ..................Si.9
Votcntlcocr Rinocridubt, NIT GiO= ootr
Sub= =Cbertbeil, iebr mpOern nn0 clez an
s8tibc SOnOdleH fir GOniirmanOsn, iir ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-07
Goltimpre. obip. 9sabu=Smllctiu.

$500 ron Baltimore mad, ren Senningsz
SBcttrcnnen uno surid, einiblis6Iidt @intritt
sum 9laBt, fir o,n SpeJial5ug, iptlder ben
Wiount Iopal@gabn6of tdglib um 1.3O Tad)z
mittaes uno DEN Samoen =9abubof nm .35
Nad)mittags p.ridBt, auseenomntsn Sonntaos,
nom =. bis sum A. Ipril einid)lttblid>. Ser
Sp3aljus fir Die Riiffubrt fGbrt unmIttelbar
nab Dsm 8snnen ab.
Sl.25 ppn Baltimore nadb WaibtnSfon I'M
aurid SomitaQs unp Sonntaes, gut tlr bic
Hidfabrt bis gum folo.uoen WoEtag einibliebs
lid. slut 3iss. ben rIopaI 2inliteo" au5se'
nenf1en. C)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-07
appetitlnIisfeit, Siliniitat,
Misranr, Grl@laifte Srber,
llnberoauliGfcit, Sbsnepiie.

gsIIkdu6is srbuuuuQ trbalt man,
iUtnn man Raonao's Qinsn ,iunimult IN foqt
ibrtr aRtis Il en- Steeni6atttn himulirct
Fl, bic Qebtr bel @bipHouung Der galc uuO otrcu
HbqaRg ourb hi, 8au,nubedrqs. Gltit 4taeu III
9otn Don Ipti bis bier rtaen rai6 pie 8batiqs
ftt Der gtb,r an urb bsirtitn Nen 8aticuttu BON
bi,itn Sti6wtrDtn. Sin oesr jpti bon Raopdp
0iutn, tlgli6 BON Stucn ecHommcu. pelbe biljo=
ffu 6cbmtrtrn GnttrpOrieE hne, urr nsrcR~ ~gtbcs
nidt rittie fuuitiunirt, bal:tr ous 5pttm in
fener RegtImdBiefeit uno fbrn cine aeiuuoe
Btroauunq.
9oafduoiq. e,orudte Gebraubs 9tniutiiuna in
jtoer Sba6td; 25 Gents Die SGabtel; in aaeH
Nsutbtftn periNuit.
gGt.u Si, oarnuf OuS bic Scr. Stdattrsgtaits
ruuQssyR r. Rs"1ort. porun III an benl, mas
Sic faufsu
Kabnas L Co., Ren=9orE C8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-07
2lSGnoer.

2jc. oan3 ieio.ns Noirc=gdnoer in Den ntuen
YareR@ 6arhen .......-...............1. Il.
Tr. 80 Metanit 5atfefo=9dnocr, 4t3cu brett.
reueite s5orbsu, sinibi.blib i6Dar3 uno
lpeib, ean3 ieipen Observation-Disclosures. .
Er. guna ieioent 5affetu= nccr Nfoirt=
SGnpsr in alien ipinIbsnsnertb,n 5ar=
S'N
Tr. 80 giirtei=gdrosr. in idblidttr ober Moi=
rc=Saffetu, ertra Gualitdt, nur in iueis 2:
Nr. 9 dDpar5e Snmmet=9dnocr, Mtla5z
Riidicite bette Guolitdt, iJr RraGcn uno
GiirtcI paTeno ...................... %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-07
n ~
$Xl0ufr' s
@inige ipenige Noti;en
~
&dufer an Samitag.

Die beIten 5rIbiabrszWaaren, per-
bunoen nit ubnorm nisbriesn prenen,
MAIDEN beute Sbren 9elu9 gu elnem
b06lt eintrGoliden. Sur slnlge p'Tl!z
ae Mnbeutunqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-04-07
THE BALTIMORE TRUST
AND GUARANTEE co.

9favttaI- Isl 900. 900,
ueberfd)u6.. .........-.---. 81 100000,
Gfe Calvert unS syabette= Strafe,
permiefbet fd,ere Deb often Sebdlter
In ibren sesen Seuer unb GinhredeY sefiderten
GenclbeI.
Timmt @eIher ais Depsfitum entsesen. Die Sbe6s
aui Giht uHternsrfsn fine unb beaahIt 5iHisn Guj
fdslide DiIan1en.
&I,ff als Asaene5fsesanrede!, yta6olaBeerualttr.
Grufse. Bormune II. h. auf. tbeHio ais ger0alter
inter 6ppoteet
u.b.rtrasunss. asentsn uns R,sifratsr.n bon
Gffetfen uHl OblisotioE,H.
nebsrnimmi bic giniaiiiruns BON einiomm.u. Di,
oiaenseE. Dii.then u. ~. uns isrst fur Sdnstllte
aussabluns eerielben.
Npbsrt 9. Dastbfom, Frdfb.at.
sssm ssmsn e. :; SbI,r1s:. Hna,, si;..grafs,nt.n.
GbaS. 3. Sasr. Sttretar uus ShotMeiter
(Wrj21,lSZ&Sl
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-21

WANTED or woman in every
town and township to take orders and
collect, steady work at good wages,
call on or address j. S. McClain los
South Washington Ave. lola Kansas.
j. $. Silvey, of Kansas City, Kan
sas, manager for the Modern Brother
hood of America, installed the officers
of lola lodge No. 749 last night and
also initiated seven applicants for
membership.
People who claim to know say that
the record of the lola race track is
held by Colonel Bruce, Mr.. Irving's
handsome stallion who died few
years ago. He went the mile in 2:22t
some eight years ago.
Colony Free Press: A goodly num-
Der of our people attended the lola
Fair last week bringing back fatter-
ing reports of the work of the lola
Agricultural Society as the manage
ment of the fair in general.
The weather Sunday was decidedly
cool and there was no lack of blue
noses, andturnedupcoat collars on the
street. One overcoatmade its appear
ance. There is surely a crack in the
vertebra of the back of summer.
The Colony Free Press mourns with
those who mourn and rejoices with
them that rejoice. 1t offers its CON
dolences to the fellow townsman"
who lost six dozen bottles of beer and
congratulates the fortunate finder"
thereof.
Many people will be gratifed to
know that work is so rushing at the
old lola Manufacturing Co.'s plant
that the men are compelled to work
over time. That plant ought to be one
of the many which lola has cause to
be proud of.
Mr.. Wadsworth, of the Bush &
Wadsworth brick company, is build
ing handsome residence for himself
south of town, just across the road
east of the mound. II is a large
frame structure and will have four
teen rooms.
Mr.. A. U. Cornell has rented one
of the buildings on the north side of
the square and will open up con-
dictionary store and soup house. He
will also fit up sleeping rooms in the
rear of the building and will make his
place sort of hotel.
Miss Francis Wilson and Miss Car
RE Priboth will keep house in the new
cottage being built by II. NJ. Miller
near his residence. 1t is so close that
they will feel no alarm fortheir safety
and will give the young ladies a place
Of abode with the comforts of home.
lola has pool of waste water wnere
they deposit their wastage The Chanute
boys go up and catch frogs out the pool,
and they are fine chewing. We are glad
lola can assist Chanute in this manner
Longton News.
After reading that there ought to be
an epidemic OF sea sickness at Cha
mute, provided they believe it.
Saturday evening Judge Smith
made out the necessary papers giving
Oscar Hawley and Gertie Bishop per-
mission to become man and wife and
Rev. Marley put on the finishing
touches Sunday afternoon at the
residence of the BRIDES parents. The
REGISTER joins their many friends in
wishing them life of happiness and
prosperity,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-21
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
COTTAGE GROVE

TheIRepublicans of Cottage Grove
township will hold their primaries to
nominate township officers on Satur-
day, October 6, from 8 to O'Clock, at
the Prairie View school house.
BY order of committee.
DEER CREEK
The Republicans of Deer Creek
township will hold their primary for
the purpose of naming township Of
iicers at Diamond school house from
I to 9 p. m, Saturday Sept. %.
BY order of Committee.
ELM TOWNSHIP PRIMARIES.
TheIRepublicans of Elm township
will hold their primaries to nominate
township officers at LaHarpe Wednes-
day Sept. 26, at s O'Clock p, m.
BY order of committee.