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5ernbanetarter.
Gumgngnierne maa aa6eu6arc benz
til Observation-Disclosures.

Rirneiotas Serrbnre. o. Bare,
1usfomnigiiou bar tmeo , moo 1
Stemme aigiort en- SGs. JON bar
pprst unoer 9e~bnuoling rPiteu Ct
belt glar. commissioners Slertpl
boiler ior, AT Be 9aner. iom isrer
Serumalm ira Oct enc Steo Ill oet
amber | Staten bsr iorpIieteS til n
meooeIe commissioner line Sagtes.
for at bernie fan beoemme Dem "a
rette paa Dem. ON De er urilrelia'.
commissioners dorman0 @fr. Drills.
o~isienterer. ieet ban or al Sen NE.
ming. at Sasen iorterer UNDER 2ppen
ON Staterues MelembcnSei. Sena.
tor glapp err eng meo Drills, Sern.
banerne pil apYeaere til Ssieiteret /
darlington.
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'9uibels. Eaa Sault ste. Mtarie &a-
nalen fsrets / September 1901 A..
1906 Cons @arer moo SAIL.
453 Cons paa ianmte Sio / 1900.
apitbanoelen | September bar ifsI.
&c Spguper fra Saconns Sapn oelr
minoite iioen Sunni, boao Wel arguor.
Srglaitbanoelen meb inoenIanbife
Saone minfeoe ogiaa, men pofste,
boao lthlanoet angnar. s San
Srancisco bar Welbanbelen omtrent
itation9r / De ire iioite Waaneoer.
Ger fom mere Sneoe til 9pen | Sep
tenIber emo | Sltli og Ilig,tit tilIun,
men, og al 9pg fom oobbelt iaa me.
act.
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maol tog 5. q. Sohrior / i'm SiS
lioIiJ Gel / 0isfuSiioneu al oiient.
Iige SperssmudI | ben norife Eresie
og fdnot Sib til at ifrioe TO Bigger.
Set Sfanoinapiife &egiments Si.
%itorie" % "5ingerpeg for Sarmere
cg anore~. 8 1873 oprettebe BON
iammen meb Spar 2olrion % ariio
2angeIano ct norff @Iab ~Nmerifa".
Der fort Sib efter bleo fisbt al "Sfan.
binapen", / bpiffet @Ico Sobnion m,
bIen Mebeier. ct Eor aar eiter
ioIete ban iuiolertib lin anoeI til
fine aompasroner, men ban bar fra
5ib til annen leperet @iorae til Ola.
oere cp til oeIt iiOite SiO.
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og Ioagere, itotil ban paa Gluten
maatte bolbe Seneen belle Chen.
Sobn u. Sobnion 8isboIt bar isot
paa @aoroen @isboIt M9rbeoen al
,Sfien / 9oree BEN 15oe april 1882.
Sommen me0 line SorPIore ubom.
brebe ban | 1874 til amerifa, bpor
SamiIien ferit boiatte iig / @aImortb
Gourtp, @is., men ienere Hpttebe til
Eleaiant Springs / Cane County |
iammc Stat. Oct bar imoat meo
S%fole9ang og anIeoning til at Ifaffe
Jig en- llbbanneIie / De Gage, men
unge Sobnion bar life al Dem, iom
bleo forfnpt. San bapoe ct goot so.
peo, bar praftiif onlagt % bopoe
emit CO arGfter til at toge lot. Saa.
lebes gift oct On til, at ban peo
flittigt SeIoitlroium oa paa andre
Ntaooer fom / geiibbelie al mango
&1lnSifaber % blep en- al lin SibS
oplpIte Mpno.
Get bar / 1861, at s. 81. Sobn.
ion neoiutte Jig iom screenings.
mono / Nabiion, ibet ban oa be-
gpnbte en- Sanoel meb 6arrnunaifiner.
Oct ienere iaa befienhte Sirma Sui.
Ter & Sobnion begpnote FORT ieIp at
fabrifere Maifiner os 6armrebifaber
/ 1881, os bets Sabrifota ianbt mart
8ei life alerte til De pigtigite inoen.
lanbife Warfeoer, men ogiaa til 10.
lanbets. Senere orgariiere6e Sobn-
ion @isbolt Wafine Company, op.
foIot efter oen 8aaro bppr ban par
isot / Horee. s eaenlfab al pr.
beiosberre bapbe Sobnion flere Sun.
breoe arbeibere | jim Sieneite os par
fienot iom en- goo og human Rnno a:
arbeibe for. San bar ogiaa en- ual-
minoelig briitis % foretosiom Wuno
% bans Sorretning off itaoig frem.
90 OF brngte bam ct imlift geberlag
for bans arbeioe % 9pgtigbeb.
5. q. Sobnion gioroe Tia / i'm 5io
ogiaa giploenbe i Stntens Yolitif.
Sra 1861 iii 1869 befI9bte ban gm.
bebet iom Gountp Glerf for Dane
Gountp, og allereoe | 1857 bau6e
ban p9ret 9eolem al 2egislaturen.
) 1873 % 1874 reprPientereSe ban
lit Oiitrift / State1is Senat, % ban
par ira 1873 til 1882 Ieblem al
goaro Of Sriitees for Ell al Statens
Iipler. ggentIig bar Sobnion Gle,
pirblifaner o. arbeiheoe trolig / bette
Tartis 2Gffer inotil | 1884, oa ban
unberitstteoe 8roper Gleoelano for
Vrpiioent. 20 Mar ienere par bar
eenrofratiif aanbibot for Statsfasie.
rcr. San blep life palst til bette
embeoe. men BET nioner goot ON
bans Eouilaritet blanm 89leerne.
al ban fif ct ~betpSeIigt itsrre INITIAL
Stemmer, eno b~emofratiife aanoiba.
ter paa oeu Sio pleiebe at iaa. ! De
ienere aar nprnIeoe ban Iig after oct
replblitunIfe Rarti. San toa altio
ipriJ Gel / 1rsitelien al De politiife
Spsrgsmaal baahe / Sfriit og Gale.
! 1868 itiiteoe Sobnion / Sore.
ming meo en- Gel andre 3oromanS
granSnsiuraneeieIifabe. ~Secla~ o.
par bettes Yr9iieent /: en- RRffe al
Mar.
geb Siben al iine sprise Gisrc.
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Ut Rpgts ON, at sen tineiiife
Riuliter j NaibiugtOn. @u cling
GauI bar bIcpeu tilbuot en- Eroie3.
iorpoit i hineiiife Sprog o. 9iterd.
tur res Columbia ~llriperiitet / Netu
gorf. looer til at bare prret meget
iorhoitet. gn AT llniperiitetets
Iruitce3 uotalte forlroer GAG. at BAN
life tao0e Bort uoget ON e iaaoai.
Iilbuo. % ban iuHOt set f0rreites
6Siit uiGnoipuligt at Sen drueii'c
Stornano piISe mootaae q ilaSart
@roiesiorat. ser / set h1ieilc nm
pil0e aileunes meo $1,000 q Is 1000
on auret. @u Cling 6orgs m,cr.
rcnoe aarliae 9en iom N2iriiter CT
antagelil min0it $4,000.
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!. N.Jobnion.
Zen befienbte % aniete 0urSmanb
bsr ! MaoiiDn, @is.
st ptrfiomt 2ip.

Zen befienote Sabrifant pg for.
benpGrenoe Bolititer Sobn q. Sobn.
Jon 8isbolt / Waoiion, @is., er ito.
ite Ssnoass Morsen afgaaet peo %.
oen efter l9neere Sibs Spaoom. San
banbe l9nge Iibt al et Nooeonoe 90
bar ! oct ienere itebie blepen ipagere
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ben itore interraticnale SduiorIf.
ming De norSiife Sooe. bpori gtor-
ae, Sperige, GnRmarf, gneIoro.
SoIIano, 9hiSInHo o. SplflanS
ifiiIoe oeItase. Zen SaHife Reaie.
ring bill meo oct isritc irSbnSe De
interesierebe Stater til al boioe en-
aonierenre / 9isberbaou angaoenoe
oenne Sag.
Spcnifc 9aaucplaner.
Ora StocfboIm t~eIegroiere3 oer
lite Ropember: Zen ipeuife fon.
ieroatioe Tresie bar reiit en- a9ita.
tiou for, at Reeierinsen ifaI- outage
ct Statslaon pao 100 Wiaioues
aroner for oerneo at oRffe uogif.
terne meo 9pgriug al 8arrafter %
andre Observation-Disclosures / Sorbir-
Selie meo toiiraen WiIitrrtieneite
RigshogetS 6sritefamnler er peIut...
liet TENT for oenne Elor. ioroi Ser
piISe ooeriIsbiaeisre oct ioreli8aenoe
SorIag ON progreslio oirefte Stat.
Zen raoifole Vresie oerimoo - ia.
erhog ben Moderate mooiptter
Tia paa set beitentteite oerre 9aane'
plan. @Ionot anoet f~rerrbGuer De-.
at Ben inerffe areoit mi or goo | 10.
Ionoet. iimpeltben ioroi Natiouol'
gipIoen or Iioeu 90 forbi BEN e.
itiftet orientIig / 0et Giemeo At
bpgqe Serrbnner.
Stat paa llouauorcrr.
6ra ariitianta ~telegruieres oer
t30e 9ooember: Zen roolfale Rresle
her ~onbeialer Tor fltIbt Aloor Teotd'
gelien al en- Stat paa l%loodnorere.
llopanbringcn ri De 6orcncoc Stotcr
err / oct le,rere eeet meget, % San'
bets financieae Stiaira er ilia. at Der
oligeoel blir ~reopenbigt at paalGggc
me Clutter.
Oct f~rembGpes, al efterat ne
Io7to bar fonet ri llSournelic | III
1~Sr0reIono, uopunorer DC, iuit ioct
0eres Gorer og arGiter iflIoe begun.
oe at fonlnte 2aroet tilgobe, og od
or oerfor life mere ems rinieltgt at al
frrpe Dem en- Sfot, ioet De iorInocr
iii 2ano. Get por "a gieringeu, at
linae Npqro ifltloe ilnggeS ltsrre
Stat enc pIore. og at bper gmigrant,
Ser pcnoer tiIpnge iorot DO bienme.
ifiIoe tiIbaaebetoIes oct uola8te @nti
grantifat.
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4omiralcrre Gepep. @erbom os
R1mieD bar nh begpaot lit Arbeioe
meo at oraite o5 ueis 8i0ue&burSens
Tor o. inlo0 Aomiral Sdlep.
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9rrmdI-guskn
Xal6t1fM
usfommer rirsoas % Sresas wsrsen.
apertisfsmsnter

sipertisfsmsntsr
raa i~noieorres isnef 9s.r Uansas % 1OrsOas g2ou
asa. arertisismenssr ,Hotasss ttye | to paa ~sinansea
lsIssno. Qumsre ntsmirsre esi HsitS;teiis f~ortars
srA. outs ct aDertisis neat, Der 'sstt foa,nsr iHo
Ifrsoassnuuerct I. Co.,. ~isriauses ~iaDruffet 3 Sarge,
sal bet tom M taot s sGseassnuu re. Brepe. oer ineez
bofoer Ausrtisisueaier, iss bet eafter uuee, bsr mars
les Gpsrttsism emit : bet n,ors etsrue paa Con-
pstuten.
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Mapcimcrter.

Set cr blet iagt. a, en- iriIi Teriou life
pto, az ban bar Mare.
5uor ITEM mad life cen ouspeptuts oGre!
Sau igler. iom hoH oar bare glape % eli
TiHg 'oui ilar BAN nj n iple llaleoes. er
peH SmeIte 0ierieinieu - aHoert'eeH lou
ea @bell i3rtabt SgIetls uaotrt,oea lpm Ell
"brpHoruoe so nemmel'e'.
sea LED al Naoeimer,sr % tunoc life
ipiie. en- 9ammel Seyre filrdcoeoe mig At
taue Scoo'3 S~ariararill bpilsei 'e9 gicree.
ea eiter 9yuseI al lire Sialter ~sjeRcaEot
lea min Appetit o. par iuar; lulot1rols
telbreoet. iaa Itg M tplrr mtg ION en- M
9Raao. 9oa iaeen gFaaoe piloe lcs p4ge
toranen Speo's S%ariararIla I nit el,s.'
Senrn @alGa n Commercial Ctr. $pr;.
Sne
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Hoods Sarsapariifa
Oh Vius

berbreceF Gpspsplia itprter o. iriiler %
belle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Sismarefs Grsmme.
3amien o. Sapiorfninsen.

ct Telegram ira aisbenbaun til
ct 9onnoner6ino meoeeler, al Bro
iesicr 1anien for Sioen itaar / I'm.
Serbanolins nnsaaenoe 9eoelien al
The Iola register., 1901-04-19
MORAN.



MRs. L. II. BAssETT, Correspondent.
April 16 S G Warner is putting up
a building north of the Moran State
bank.
DIR Cairns has moved into the first
house north of the skimming station.
Mrs J f Jewell, Mrs Anson Jewell
and Mrs Bassett attended the Presby-
terian Missionary meeting in lola last
week.
The last session this term of the
Moran Division of the Teachers AS
sociation was held last Saturday.
Nellie Caldwell was sick all last
week but is able to be in school now.
Mr. and Mrs Hesson enjoyed a visit
last week with Mr. and Mrs Ellis Doty
of Colorado. Mrs Doty is Mr.
Hesson's sister.
Miss Olmstead visited with the
Collins and Thomases on her way to
and from lola last week.
Mrs E jewell went to Bayard last
Saturday and returned Monday. She
was the guest of Mrs w A Ross.
Frank Moore, after an absence of
three years, is at home again.
The county examination was held in
the High School last Saturday
There we're two interments in the
Moran cemetery on Monday. Old
Mrs Lawler after protracted illness
entered into rest on Sunday. And Mr.
Thos Woolard who has been sick for
five weeks. His sufferings were in
tense and his rest is blessed. He was
we'll known here and highly respected.
The bereaved families have the sym
pathy of the community.
Walter Lacey's stock has been
moved across the street and he is now
to be found in Varner's building.
f f Twineham's harness shop is in
the building vacated by Walter Lacey.
John Hurley has a new fence that
much improves the appearance of his
residence property.
Mrs G G Mapes spent several days
in Kansas City last week.
The Iola register., 1901-04-19
SPRING BRANCH.
FRANK JACKSON. Correspondent.

mann SANhoONg SOAiSopOhhchl.
April 16-Mr Shaffer got back from
western Kansas Friday.
Lena Delp has eleven little turkeys.
Who can beat that?
Bell Delgarna is staying at Mr.
Wooster's taking care of the new
boy.
Our school closed Friday.
There was a county school examin-
alton at Spring Branch Saturday.
Only four took it.
Rev. Ruby, Hide, D T Smith, Brown
and Mr. Largent, trustees of the Pleas.
ant Valley church, had business with
the1 justice Monday night. They are
getting charter for the church.
Lew Anderson went to Kansas City
Sunday night to buy some steers. His
little boy went with him.
Saturday was Mrs Wilbor's birth.
day and fifteen of her friends tool
dinner with her Sunday. We wish
her many more such birthdays if We
can only be there.
A B Null was at Neosho Falls Mon
day after straw berry plants.
The Iola register., 1901-04-19
GENEVA.
A. II. WoopRuFF. Cnrre

a. II. NOODhuFF, correspondent.
April 16-Julia Irwin spent last
week with her brother Johns family
at Westphalia.
Frank Campbell is building house
onlhis :land on the southeast part of
Mr. Mattoon's farm.
Mrs L S Childs who has been spend
ing two weeks visiting her friends
here returned to her home in Okla
homa last Saturday,
Pearl Irwin went to Westphalia last
week where he has work on the rail.
road.
Mabel Marsh made q flying trim
home and spent Easter with the folks
Rev S M Irwin went to Humboldt
Tuesday where he conducted the fun,
eral services of Capt Dewitt.
Mrs Marsh went to Kansas City las
Monday where she will stay unit
summer.
The Iola register., 1901-04-19
n DR.. FENNER'S
81 Blood G Liver Il
n5U REMEDY AND Id
NERVE TONIC.
EAST PIoUA.
b. KnIrHLEY. Corres

Is. hBITHLEY, Correspondent.
April 16-Farmers are behind with
their work this spring on account of
rain.
Mrs Thornton has been on the sick
list for the last few days.
T Osborn sold to Mr. Jackson Of
Piqua mare for 300.
Ollie Osborn of Geneva visited Maud
Keithley Saturday and Sunday.
John Cloud and wife spent Sunday
at Keithley's.
Harry Young of Humboldt is spend
ing a few days with his brother-in-law
Charley Trobridge.
George Roback returned to his
home at lSt Joseph, Missouri last
Sunday.
The old folks contest was we'll at
tended. The first prize was won by
Mrs B Keithley, second George Ulrick,
third, Mrs j Riley. The proceeds was
S11.50.
Mr. Roback is getting along nicely.
His son Charley will go to his home
in Ft Scott today.
A Barnhart will experiment by fer
tilizing his corn crop this season.
1t will be watched with much in
terest.
The entertainment given by the
Woodmen Monday night was grand
success. Neosho Falls and lola were
well representented. The proceeds
were about $40.
The Iola register., 1901-04-19
SILVER LEAF.
Mrs. Il. wenzel, Correspondent.

Mrs. r. wenzel, Correspondent
Mrs w Easton is down near Blue
Mound this week visiting relatives.
Rev and Mrs Manley were pleasant
callers last Friday afternoon.
Grandpa Pangburn is slowly i'm
proving.
Mr. Francis is assisting Mr. Wenzel
with his plowing.
Mr. Wray and Family Sundayed at
Mr. Garleys.
Miss Mitchell's school closed last
Friday.
We are sorry that Mrs Joe East
woodIhas had such bad luck with her in
cubator. She set sixty goose eggs
and lost all of them.
Miss Gertie VOORHEES, closed very
successful term of school last Friday
Mr. Sanders has returned from an
extended visit with his brother in
Pennsylvania and is now working foi
Mr. Tom Anderson.
Mr. Voorhees, with two other tourists
forty-two years ago ascended the sum
NIT of Pixies peak and carved theil
names on Spruce Pine post which il
still standing with these names visible
and all three of the gents are still
living.
The Iola register., 1901-04-19
NEOSHU VALLEY.
c. L. ARNOLD. Correspondent.


April 17-Union school will close
on Wednesday of next week.
Rev kirkpatrick took his youngest
child to Westphalia last week and left
it with his sister.
The machinery is being moved from
the Butler gas well to be used some
where else.
Ed Gay left Tuesday for Arizona.
Ivah Peck returned home Saturday
from four months visit. She spent
most of the time in Ohio.
Hanna Steele and j O Bolin took
the common school examination Sat
urday.
We were made to feel Tuesday that
winter had not taken it's final de-
parture.
a cousin of the Hardin young peo-
pie came over from Gas City Wednes-
day.
The people of Union neighborhood
will meet at the school house one week
from Sunday afternoon and take steps
to organize Sunday school.
Chas Preston has very poor health
as result of the grip. 1t may be
necessary for him to change climates.
BY reason of his mothers critical
condition it became necessary for j d
Hardin to again go to McCune.
Harvey Torrance is building a new
barn.
Flora Crumb was quite sick the first
part of last week.
The Iola register., 1901-04-19
EAST PLEASANT VALLEY

April II Nice weather and every
body is quite busy planting potatoes
and sowing oats, etc.
l f Largent and family, Mr. Deay
and family, Mr. Wiley and family and
John Wilkerson and family were the
guests of Jesse Wilkerson's s last Sun
day it being Mrs Emily Wilkerson's S
birthday. A few nice presents were
given and bountiful good dinner was
amply enjoyed.
George RuXton and wife took dinner
at f Largent's last Wednesday.
Ida Smart is ahead in the chicken
line. She has near fifty and fourteen
hens setting.
Mrs Largent has quite large sup
ply of Madeira bulbs on hand she will
sell them at a low price.
Easter is passed. A real good pro-
gram was rendered Sunday night and
the house was crowded full.
William and Charles Morrison we're
at E Largent's Saturday night and
staid all night They brought their
guitar and violin with them. They
had lots Iof music and taffy till the
clock struck twelve.
News came to Pleasant Valley that
Mr. Louis Mogal was quite sick.
Mr. David, Milford Smart and Mr.
Darnell went to help John Adam shell
corn Wednesday.
The Iola register., 1901-04-19
PRAIRIE CENTER.

April 9.-Mrs Cullen and children
of Humboldt visited at j E Johnson's S
last Thursday.
Mr. Elwood Birch and wife visited
relatives at Oaklen last Wednesday.
James Wilson and family, Mrs
Seigle and Eugene Smith attended
Easter services at Humboldt Sunday.
Jesse Wilson and wife visited John
Ogden and family at Chanute Sunday
Mr. Hinnke attended church at Maple
Grove in Woodson county Sunday.
VIII Starkey visited at Mr. Tite's in
Woodson county Saturday night.
Mrs Tasche visited at Mart Benson S
last Saturday.
Rev. Fem of Humboldt organized a
Sunday School at the Prairie Center
school house Sunday afternoon April
7. Sunday School to begin at 2:3O
every Sunday afternoon. Preaching
next Sunday by Rev. Jones of Hum
boldt.
Officers elected to carry on the Sun
day School are M. Hinnke, Superin-
tendent; L G Coguill, Assistant Sup
erintendent; Miss Florence Wilson,
Secretary; Eugene Smith, Treasurer.
Teachers elected so far, Mr. H Smith,
Misses Pearl Starkey and Jessie
Smith.
Mrs Mart Greeman and daughter
Mary, Halle Cullen and Charlie Cruis-
er of Humboldt spent Sunday at ] E
Johnson's.
viii Tasche and wife visited at Mart
Benson's Sunday.
Sam McAferty visited relatives al
Chanute last Thursday.
Mrs E Johnson has been quite
sick with inaamatory rheumatism.
Mart Benson's baby has been quite
ill with fever.
Hirne Ladd and wife and son. OF
Mound Valley and Henry West and
family of Cuppey District visited al
Mr. McAferty's Sunday.
Dickinson Bros. bailed Mr. Tasche'
hay last week.
The Iola register., 1901-04-19
WEST COTTAGE GROVE.
NORA STEWART. Correspondent.

April 9-U J Davis and wife spent
Sunday at 7 II Adams
Mrs Dolson spent Sunday with Mrs
M Stewart.
Quite lot of people from Cottage
Grove attended the funeral of S E
Downs Frid ay at Humboldt.
Harmon and Willie Downs were shak-
ing hands with friends in this vicinity
Sunday.
There seems to be some attraction
for Guy Speakman at Cottage Grove.
l wonder what it is.
Mr. and Mrs John Helle visited Ira
Noyes Sunday.
We have two men In our neighbor-
hood who seem to be from Norway
and think the dark season is here
for they we're seen hauling wood Sat
w " night about II O'Clock.
several of our young folks attended
the exhibition at Center Grove Satur-
day night and report it good,
Cal Davis surprised his folks by
arriving home in time for dinner
Sunday.
Mrs Ben Davis celebrated Easter
with turkey roast, all of her chill
dren being at home except one.
The Iola register., 1901-04-19

Sunday with Mrs Shockey's parents,
Mr. and Mrs Jake French.
Mr. Cramer's gave dinner for their
relatives Sunday. Those present
were: Bassie Loman and family,
Turner Smith of Lone Elm, and John
Matthews and family.
j L Bryan and wife spent Sunday
at Mrs Ater's.
N Y Curley and family took dinner
at John Whittington's Sunday.
Emma Sigler spent Monday night
with Mrs Nora Sprague.
Elmer Hte and Frank Alter shelled
corn for Joe Bryan and Tom Curley
Wednesday.
Geo Vandeveer and family visited
at Mr. Rudisilis Sunday.
Mae Hite has the whooping cough.
School closed Tuesday. The teach
er invited the patrons and friends to
spend the day with the school. About
noon they came with well filled bask-
cts for u dinner. After dinner the
school gave a program consisting of
songs, recitations and dialogues,
after which Mrs Willis Sprague enter
tanned the crowd with her grapha-
phone.
Dannie Britton broke his arm one
day last week.
Report says there was dance al
Hannibal Burris' Saturday night.
The Iola register., 1901-04-19
The News Of Allen County
CRESCENT VALLEY.
IDA NJ. ENDIcoTT, Correspondent.


April 9-Crescent Valley school
closed last Friday with program in
the evening. The teacher Edith Nc
Carly, returned to her home In lola
Saturday.
A peddler buying upall the old iron
was in the vicinity Saturday.
1t is somewhat showery at the pres
ent but as no rain fell on Easter
we guess the weather isgood for seven
Sundays coming.
Carl Stone and family were over
from Funston and spent Easter at
their Cousins A H Smith.
, Ida Artman of Star Valley, Lulu
Smith and Mertie Simmons spent
Easter with your writer.
Wilse Endicott and family Eastered
at Mr. Dwinnell's east of Humboldt.
Frank Johnson of Humboldt, but
who moved from this vicinity short
time ago, had the misfortune to have
his barn catch fire last Saturday and
burn with it's contents before the fami-
ly could get the stock out. The COW
was burned so badly that it died a
short time afterwards. We think Mr.
Johnson has been having his share of
bad luck the past winter and deeply
sympathize with him in his loss,
We are glad to note that Irwin Sim
mons whose illness has been pub
lished in the paper before, is able to
sit up some at present.
Mrs Mahala Buell., who has been
staying at her fathers, j K Simmons,
for the past three or four weeks, re
turned to her home in Woodson coun-
ty Sunday.
Little Fay Cunningham is supposed
to have the mumps.
Mr. Allen of Humboldt plowed for
Jno Simmons the first of the week.
An exceptionally large crowd at
tended the dance at A H Smiths Sat-
urday night. A good time in general
was had by those present.
April live guess that out items
were received too late last week or
either found their way to the waste
basket.
S b whites had one of their
rooms papered last Saturday. Mr.
Affair of Humboldt did the work.
Clara White spent Saturday
night and Sunday in Humboldt with
Miss Kelley.
Mrs Mamie Smith and daughter
Lulu spent Sunday at her fathers
east of Humboldt.
Walter johnson of Humboldt is
working for Mr. Gurholt.
Louis Endicott OF lola was down in
the neighborhood last week.
j p White and family and w NJ
Endicott and family visited at Sim
Wilhite's Sunday.
Irwin Simmons does not seem to
improve much, although he was some
better when last heard from.
The Iola register., 1901-04-19
Blood.

We live by our blood, and on
it. We thrive or starve, as
our blood is rich or poor.
There is nothing else to live
on or by.
When strength is full and
spirits high, we are being re.
freshed, bone muscle and brain,
in body and mind, with con-
tinual flow of rich blood.
This is health.
When weak, in low spirits,
no cheer, no spring, when rest
is not rest and sleep is not
sleep, we are starved ; our blood
is poor; there is little nutri-
ment in it.
Back of the blood, is food,
to keep the blood rich. When
it fails, take SCOTS Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil. 1t sets the
whole body going again-man
woman and child.
If you have not tried il, send for free sample,
its agreeable taste will surprise you.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists
aoo4I5 Pearl Street. New York.
SOC. and SI.oo; all druggists.
The Iola register., 1901-04-19
GRIEEIN.
Olive Griffin, Correspondent

OIlNS Slllhui Correspondent
April 10-Dora Smith came down
from Yates Center last week to visit
with old Md neighbors.
Mrs Dyer is having lumber hauled
for her new house.
Ben Browns new barn is finished.
G w Griffin and wife spet Easter in
lola with their daughters.
Mrs Philips came out from Hum
boldt Tuesday to stay few days with
Mrs Stock.
Preaching next Sunday at three
o'clock by Rev Walters,
Mrs C e Garrison and children are
visiting with home folks this week.
Mr. Stock helped VIII Orth haul
rock Monday.