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The Iola register., 1901-10-25
POPS WILL BE SHUT OUT
In Many Voting Precincts They Will
Have No Representation on Elec-
tiOn Boards.

Topeka, Oct. 23.-In more than half
the voting precincts in the state this
fall the Pops will have no representa-
tive on the election board Under a
separate provision of the new election
law, which had been overlooked, the
third Judge is to be appointed by the
mayor in a city and the trustee in a
township. Thus, if the mayor or
trustee is Republican or Democrat,
he will name Republican or Demo-
cratic Judge. If the mayor or trustee
is Pop then the Pops will get one
Judge. The other four are sure to go
10 the Republicans and Democrats
and in most places the fifth one will
go to one or the other OF them also.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
Miners at Cripple Creek Pen
citrate Dome of a Crater
FAIRLY PACKED WITH GOLD
Roofs and Sides Glitter with
the Precious Mineral
II is a Singular Geological Formation
and Its Richness is Beyond
Belief

Cripple Creek Col. Oct2 % The great
est gold strike in the history of CIR ip-
pie Creek camp and probably in the
world, was made in tine Elkton mine
today. Drifting at the 7OO-foot level.
100 feet from the main shaft, the min
ers struck what seems to be the dome
of great crater, the fabulous extent
and richness of which is beyond belief
Five feet of ilorine tale have been
opened, and neither wall has been
found. This fairly glitters with syl-
vanite and rich quartz. The vein rad
iates from large chimney. in which
is lake. which is unfathomable.
The dome is 80 feet in diameter. The
roof and sides show that the matter
has been burned all the way from a
yellow to a deep black. The decom-
posed matter when brought to the sur
face showed blue color. 1t is of the
substance OF dough, sparkling with
grains of precious metals like sand in
mortar. There are hundreds of tons
now in sight, and when it is opened
out more there will be thousands.
The Elktoh was recently Hooded by
the lake being tapped. Great pumps
are lowering the water rapidly, and
then the true extent of the richest
strike ever known will be revealed.
The management refuses to divulge
the assay of the ore further than that
it runs into the thousands of dollars
per ton. One report says that a ledge
OF free milling gold ore runs $1,000.
Five hundred claims have already
been located.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
Allen Center School Report
MIR. J AMES ANERETT
MIR. CHARLEY Nj. WRIGH
MISS ORVILL NJ. w RICH

The report of Allen Center School,
for the month beginning September III
and ending October H.
Pupils enrolled, boys 10, girls l6,
total 30. Average attendance %.
Those not absent nor tardy during
the month were Lucy, Peter and Albin
Jury, Willie and Sarah Crowell,
Pearl,S Nellie and James Adams,
Cora and Bertha Fitzpatrick,
Those not tardy including the names
above we're Hattie Miller Ray Nash,
Tessa Barker Frank Barker, Dora
Adams, earle Tinker, Darwin Rose,
Alt Tredway and Ida Pierson.
our school is progressing nicely,
and we would be glad to have the par
ents and all those interested in school
work visit us and see for themselves
what we are doing.
Mrs. MARY BROWN, Teacher,
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
COUNTY NEWS
PRAIRIE CENTER.

Mrs. Eva Divelbiss. correspondent.
oct 22-J A Divelbiss received tel
egram last Thursday evening that his
father died at Clifford, Illinois last
Thursday.
Mrs Wolfe and Mrs Callwell and
children Visited Mrs James Wilson
last Friday
Lafe Deal and family Of Central
Avenue visited j A Divelbiss andfa
lily last Sunday
Mrs Barnett and children visited at
Mrs Wolfe Sunday.
Mr. McAfcrty ard wife visited with
relatives a. Chauute Sunday,
Mr. Anderson of Humboldt visited
at Mr. Carlsun's Sunday.
Mrs Woods aud son viii. visited
at Mr. Henry Aliens Sunday.
Miss Maud McAlerty visited Rose
Carlson Sunday.
Mr. Erwin and family wcHt down to
NeoshO county today to attend the
funeral of his brothers little five year
old daughter who got burnt to death.
Mrs Emericks OF Humboldt visited
at Henry Aliens Tuesday.
Miss Matte Allen visited Mrs Jesse
Wilson Tuesday.
J A Divelbiss and family spent Sun
day evening at Mrs Wolfe
1t is getting dry and dusty here.
Stock water is getting scarce and some
OF the neigbors are hauling water for
their stock now.
Prairie Oil and Gas Co.. who are
drilling we'll on James Wilson place
got their drill fast in the we'll Monday
afternoon and had TO quit drilling for
the present. They got down over 300
feet.
Mrs SledGe and grandson, Johnnie
Sledge Of NeOsho Falls visited at Mr.
Butchers and Mrs Wolfe Saturday
and Sunday.
Rev Fern and wife Of Humboldt
took dinner at James Wilson Sunday
and while there Mr. Fern took sick and
was unable to fiji his appointment at
the school house Sunday afternoon.
George McHauley OF Humboldt was
callino on friends in this neighbor-
hood Sunday evening.
Mr. Erwin voun' est child fell the
first of the week and run n stick in its
mouth, They took il to DR. Jones at
Chanute to have its mouth doctored
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
(Flrst Published October D, 1901 }
SherilF's Proclamation

OF the time of holding u General Election for
County and Township Onicer~,
STATE or KANSAS, IS
ALLEN COUNTY.
The state ut kansas to Al whom these pres
cntS shall come Greeting.
Know Nc that /, II Hobart, Sherin OF Allen
County. kansas, 10y virtue of the authority In
me vested. do by this proclamation give public
notice tht on the Tues las Succc 'ding the
first Monday in NOucml er, a. ID. 1891. the SAM
being the 5th day thereof. there will be huld a
General Election saud'the uncerS at that time
TO hc chosen are us follows, tO-wit:
Commissioner Third District,
one Trustee IN each township,
one Clerk In each township,
one Treasurer in each township.
Justice of Peace in townships where va can
cies occur
Two COnStableS in each township.
one Road Overseer in each road district.
And votes of electors for said officers viii be
received at the polls of each election district
in said county
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand at my ONCE At lola, in said county, this
9TH day Of October, A. ID. 1901.
II HOBART, Suerin
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
BACK TO THE BLANKET
POttawatOmie Indians Tired of Living
Like White Men.

Topeka, Kansas, Oct. 23--Two hum
dred Indians living on the Pottawato-
mie reservation, twenty miles north of
Topeka, have tired of civilized life
and will petition Congress at the next
session to permit them to sell their
land allOtments and return tothe home
reservation OF the pottowatomies in
Wisconsin and become wards OF the
government
The ePottowatomies have been liv ing on
thereservationi in Jacksoncounty forthe
past thirty years, and many Of those
who now want to return to the un-
civilized way of living were born on
the reservation and have been taught
to work as white men. The dissatis-
fed Indians are said to be those ofthe
tribe who have made frequent pilgrim
ages to the home of their northern
relatives and they were so impressed
with the life Of ease which the govern
ment permitted its wards to live that
they are anxious to try the life.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
OUT FOR GOVERNOR
Democratic Statesman Agree That
0vermyeI is the Most Available
Man TO Run

Topeka, Oct. 23.-At II conference
of several Democratic statesmen here
last night when the question of next
years compaign came up for discus
sion, it was the cOncensus Of opinion
of those present that David Overmyer
should be made the standard bearer
of the Democratic party and make the
race for governor. 1t was urged that
the Democrats, assisted by the anti
fusion law, expected To swallow the
Pop party entirely next year, and that
in order to make the morsel as sweet
to them as possible, some man should
he put up for governor In whom the
Pops have considerable confidence,
They claim that Overmyer stands
closer TO the Pop masses than any of
the other Democratic leaders and for
that reason il is his duty to head the
Democratic ticket next year. Over
myer is the best campaigner in the
state
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
Obituary.

The death of Mrs. James Averett
occurred on Oct. II, 1901 at her home
in lola Kansas.
Her only surviving son, Charles NJ.
Wright, who now lives at Paris, H.,
was summoned to her bedside by tele-
gram in immediate expectations of
death. two weeks before the final
messenger called for her, thus giving
both mother and son the dual privi-
ledge Of comfort and bitterness in her
lasting goodbye to the world.
She was born near Madison New
Jersey Feb 49, 1885, her maiden name
was Malssa a. Magic At the age of
seventeen she united in marriage to
James Wright and to them were given
five children. Her first Husband
James Wright was unfortunately and
instantly killed by an accident in
Chicago and as though this were not
enough to satisfy "a cruel fate, her
children we're taken away one by one
leaving only one son. She was again
married in 1883 to Mr.. James Averett,
who still lives to mourn her loss.
To show that Providence was not
altogether unkind and forgetiul of her
she was permitted to come and visit
her son and family the past summer
at their home, 33j Chestnut street
Paris Ill.
1t was plain to be seen however that
her life strength was fast passir z
away and after returning to her home
in Kansas the end soon came. Friends
and acquaintances will all unite in eX-
tending their regrets and sympathy to
the loved ones left to mourn her loss
AS she lived, so she died, a christian
who is now living in new world and
higher life.
We wish to thank the kind friends
and neighbors who assisted in caring
for our wife and mother in sickness
and death,
Mr.. JAMES AVERETT
MIR. CHARLEY Nj. WRIGHT
MISS ORVILL NJ. w RIGHT
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
First Published Oct @5. !
Road Notice.

State of Kansas, Allen County, 81
The State of Kansas to whom 1t MAY concern.
Whereas Application has been made by pc
tition To the Board of County Commissioners
OF said county, for locating a county road a \
follows. to-wit Commencing at point one
half ps) mile south of the Northeast corner of
Section No. (3G) thirty-six, Township (2A
twenty-four, Range Us) eighteen The same
being the Northeast corner of the school
house site OF Dist. No. lS. To run directly
west one N mile to the center Of the west
line of Section No. &c.
And Whereas. Mahlon Remsherg, j, w. Car
roll and j. G. WoOdln viewers. and Lutte =.
Stover county surveyor of said county, have
been ordered by said County Commissioners
to view, survey and locate said road.
Therefore. you are hereby notified that
said viewers and surveyor will proceed. on the
26 day OF November 1901, at 10 O'Clock a. m ,
at the place of beginning of said road'to view,
survey and locate said road and perform
whatsoever other duties as are required OF
them by law: and unless you then file writ
ten application with said viewers, giving
description of the premises on which you
claim damages or compensation, your nppltcn 70
ton for the same will be barred
Witness my hand at my Office In lola, IN
said county. this X day of Oct \ ID. 1901
G. A. FRoNK. County Clerk.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
THE LAST HUMILIATION
Mrs. Nation Has Become Midway
attraction" at 10 Cents Per


Buffalo. Oct. 24-Mrs Carrie Ma
tion. the saloon smasher of Kansas,
is now regular attraction on the eX-
position midway. She will remain
there until the fair closes She is in "a
sdeshow of her own, and an assidu-
Gus "barker" makes day and night
hideous attracting people in at 10
cents 'per." She was establi shed
here today, after she had had rather a
stormy week in Buffalo, more in her
regulation role.
Then the barkers took Mrs. Nation
in hand. She was run into one fake
show after another and out again,
while the barkers spelled for hours
and days on the fact that Mrs Nation
Just went inside"-which was true for
that was all she did.
But all the schemes failed by the end
OF the week, and Mrs. Nation was be-
coming frost" So defunct side
show was bought up and the "Streets
of Nations" painted out Then gaudy
red and purple letters took their place
and next door to the lurid Venitian
theater and across from two more just
as bad, all home ofthe houchee-couchee,
is housed Mrs. Nation. the Kansas
Cyclone, the Famous Joint Smasher
of the SunHower State"
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
GET A NEW ORGAN
POpulsts and Democrats Select An
other Kansas City Paper.

Topeka, Oct. "a Since the Times
was absorbed by the Kansas City Star,
Kansas Democrats have been at loss
for representative newspaper, At Il
recent conference at the Hotel Throop
here it was arranged to make the
Kansas City World the official party
organ.
Mr.. Collier, in Offering the support
of his paper to the Democrats and
Populists, said his paper was anti
Republican and anti-monopoly and
reserved the privilege to support what
it thinks right. The State committee
will pass upon the deal before it is
accepted as the party mouthpiece.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
Missionary Convention.

Program for Allen county Mission.
ary Convention to be held in Carlyle
October 30 and 81 1901.
3P.M
Devotional half hour Mrs Mason. lola.
Address Of Welcome Miss Lillian smith
Carlyle
Sccrys Report Mrs. Cunningham Humboldt
Roll can Mrs Cunningham Humboldt
Music.
Report of synodicol meeting MIR, Ewing
lola.
Paper. Africa" Mr., Chas. Ohtcst La
Hapc
Recitation Mrs spcer Geneva.
Responsive Service Carlyle Society
LYNN.
73Or. NJ
Devotional Mrs. OhlfeSt.
Music Choir
Paper, ''rhc Growth Of Christianity" Mrs
Choguil Humboldt
Recitation Florence Virgins Carlyle.
Paper The Mormons" Mrs Stnsou. lola
solo Mrs Henderson lola.
Recitation Mrs II. d. Smith Humboldt
Music Choir
"a. NJ. oct. 3lst.
Devotional, Mrs. Craw ford lola.
Paper China" Mrs. Jewell Moran.
Music.
Select Reading Mrs. Rev. McQueston, Hum
Dodt.
Paper, The Foreigners in this Country =
Mrs. Lowder lola.
Reading, Mrs. Rossncr, Humboldt.
Report OF Nominating Committee.
Report of Committee ON Resolutions
Prayer Mrs. Ewing
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
A NEW RAILROAD BEGUN
Ground Broken for the Oklahoma city
a Westerns POP Miles of Track.

Oklahoma City, Ok, Oct. % Men
and teams were put towork this morn
ing ontne farm of John Mclaughlin
south of the city and the first ground
was broken for the construction of the
construction Of the Oklahoma City &
Western railway from her TO Acme,
Tex. 2O2 miles. Within thirty days a
force of 1000 men and teams will be
at work all along the line. The road
is to he completed and in running
operation by April, 1902,
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
BOERS MAKE MONEY
Immense Profits in Supplying Meat to
British Army,

New York, oct. % co. According to
the London correspondent of the
Tribune. the South African cold Stor-
age company has been making i'm
mense profits out OF supplying meat to
the British soldiers, The amount now
available for distribution, AS the re-
suit of years trading, is about s5,-
800, 900. The preponderating interest
in the company is, curiously enough,
Dutch and Boer,
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
ALLEN CENTER.
JonN TRnDwAY, Correspon

JOHN IREDWAf5 correspondent.
oct % -Messrs Ramsey and Miller
are threshing corn fodder
Mrs Rose sisters from the Territory
are visiting here aud other friends
here and in WoodsOu county one
returns to Oklahoma and the ula,r to
California in few days.
our young people talk of literary
entertainment in a ew weeks.
p Rose will thresh his lIaN this
week.
4 Fitzpatrick has considerable cane
10 press for syrup, it seems to come
from north of Elm Greek. Too dry outh.
Mrs l. 5 Faust is visiting home
friends, Rev Faust being In attend
auce az Synod of Reformed church at
Orangeville, Ill.
We hope to he we'll represented at
the county Sunday school convention
next Monday and Tuesday ia Hum
bOldl.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
Usage NAlLEY.
]. W. STOUT. Corresnondc

j. W. STOUT Correspondent.
oct 21-Mrs RUBY Hines visited with
her mother in Kansas City from Mon
day until Sunday. ..
Mrs Archer spent sunday with her
daughter Mrs I'D stafford
Rev Daniel McGurk and Mrs Sophia
Jones and children came to Mr. Nc
Gurks Thursday evening aud on Fri
day Mr. David Christian and family
near Carlyle and Mr. Jim Stouts came.
Mr. Joe Gilliams boy is very sick
with typhoid fever AID the last heard
was that Miss Dieuranco was better.
Mr. Hines went to lola last Monday
and worked on the railroad one week.
Mr. and w # Stout spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs Carl Stickley.
William v arren had his cattle that
were out west shipped to Kincaid Fri
day.
Mrs Gillian has a brother visiting
her this week.
Mr. win Stanley aud family spent
Sunday with Mr. Ora Doughty and
family.
Mr. and Mrs j II Myers. OF Moran,
are visiting today with ye scribe and
family.
Mrs Ella Blunt visited her mothe.
Mrs Letter Monday.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
TO TAX FRANCHISES
That is What Will be Done in Illinois
Hereafter.
nv srripus- -McRae Press Association.

Nv Srrnns- -McRae Press Association.
Springfield, H., Oct. 24.-The SUI
preme court of Illinois today handed
down an opinion sustaining the de-
cision of Judge o. p. Thompson of
the Sangamon circuit court in what
is known as "The Chicago teachers
case, Judge Thompson granted a
wpit of mandamus on petition of men,
bers of the Chicago teachers fedora
tion TO compel the state board of
equalization TO assess the franchise OF
a number of large Chicago corpora
tions at their actual value as indica-
ted by the market value of their secur-
tiles. The decision is far reaching
and will completely revolutionize as
sessment methods in Illinois.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
RAYARp.
o. ]. DuNLAp, CorresI

o. j. DUNLAP, Correspondent.
Miss Olmstead was visiting schools
in this part of the county last week.
The Missionary society met at Mrs.
Daniels, last Wednesday, and finish
ed their quilt.
Mrs Alice Richeson spent the most
of last week with her parents, in Kin
caid.
DE Daniels was quite sick, last
week.
Alvin Leiller visited at home, last
Sunday.
Jerry Kimsey was in Bayard, Sun
day.
Mr. Daniels father and mother have
returned totheirhomei Independence,
Kansas, after rec weeks visithere.
Lewis Richardson. Chas Trimble.
Len Robb and Tom Ward went to- lola
Sunday.
Perry Ientage moved to VIM War
rem S house in West Bayard, lastweek,
Geyer & Bassett have their mill and
blacksmith shop ready for grinding
and general blacksmith work.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
Public Sale.

Wednesday Oct, 30, O, T. Drennen
will sell at public auction at his farm
2 miles west ana ! mile south of Wise
post office, five horses, seven cows,and
other cattle, lot OF h gs and chick
ems and all his farm implements and
household goods, also corn and hay.
For terms and particulars see bills
from this Office.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
Florence, s.. q. Noy.

Florence, u ", .NON.i 20, loOl
was first advised by our family
physician in Charleston to use
TEETHINA with our baby when he
was a very young infant, as a preven-
tive OF collie and to warm and sweeten
the stomach. Later IL was useful in
teething troubles, and its effect has
been found to be SO very beneficial aud
so free from the dangers that are con-
sequent upon the use OF drugs and
soothing syrup, that we have come to
regard it, after use with three child
ren, as one OF the necessities when
there is "a new baby iu the house and
until the teething troubles are over,
and we take pleasure in recommending
it TO our friends instead of the horrid
stuff that so many people use to keep
their babies quiet,
HARTWELL M. AVER,
Mgr, Daily TimSs and Weekly Times
Messenger.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
NEW LORD MAYOR
Installed in London With the Ancient
Mummery
s-NoRae Press Association

Nv Scrpps- NcRae Press Association.
London, Oct. 24.-Joseph Dimsda,
the new lord mayor of London was
installed this morning with all the
ancient ceremony. The procession in
connection with the installation will
occur November eighth.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
PREDICT END OF WORLD
New Religious Sect Has Sprung Up
in Kansas.

Wichiea, Kansas, Oct. % "A new
religious sect has been established in
Wichita. There are but eight mem.
The Iola register., 1901-10-25
Lot I
DRESS GOODS:

Good cashmere, all colors,
.............,.... % cts yd.
All wool serges and henrietta......
.........4O cts to Sl.00 Il yd.
All the novelties, such as GRANTEES.
Homespuns, Whip-cordettes, GRAY
anettes, Drat-a-Tae, etc, price,
range from Sl.c0 to $3.50 Il yd.
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

Ihe flet Bosf baby born ln Ghs uest
and perhaps ln thls codntFF, - tie in-
tant sun of d. Gnd 1llu. 4. A. Bsddy
q DenFeF. Colo. Ihs plFs1t8 cams o
this corntFy "a 1se8 They were bern
q TIE o1anGs Fres STATE and o1ucatea
n TIE public school thera Bcfors tho
var broke out. Or. ana Hrl. Bsd6y
went % NsW York. tie foTnsr % tllEs
spsciai training and the Iataer 70 oou-
tinus her musical educ1tlon Thel,
with the wax cane loss Of property,
and Or. Bed6y conelu3ed % remain
and practice n this country.
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

After seeing cur "fifs Of lFeKinlay," bV
his personal friend and comrade. BlFhep
Senator Eason- ElEe. Sxl1 tnchegs
inches thick; weighs lbE Superior pa
Der, fyue filugtrati ard binding s.
paEeE, complete RetlilG S1-51f worth
double. Biz discount Write Cor particu-
lars, or better, send Sl.eo for complet8
COPY and order hlaurr express prepaid, -
you can begin taklnE orders ut once.
REGAN PAINTING HOUSE,
81 Plymouth Pl- Chicago.
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

Customer Cto deaIer)-sSay, there
must have been q mistake about those
peaches you sold ne yesterday" Dealer
what was the matter with them p
'N0thlngi That's Just L. There were
no bad ones at the bottom Of the bas-
ket" ~By gum. 90 you got en- did
you? picked those out for myself -
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

- - Nll-- a-----N ----
Il Is the Only cure for Swollen,
SmRrting, Burning. Sweating Feet
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Aliens
FootE Ease, q powder 20 be shaken into
the shOez. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores, 2se Sample sent FREE Ad-
dress Allen s. olmsted, Leroy, N. =.
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

~ 4lalns
ooseFslt decides
and eoss to be
8 win md wait
Long Island ran
kiyn what wiu
II tie pEesden-
consist Of spec
nation coach and
Is club cars used
raysleI1 On the
% their lunmsr
nov being ~
nplsted Wiu havs
hozs without be-
go ch1ouiele
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

Brooklyn. n. =. Oct lA-The value of
Garfield Tea. the herb medicine. g sug-
geEted BY thess facts Il ts q speslhc tor
an diseases Of the liver. kidneys gtom-
Reh and bowels: u purifies the blood and
lays the foundatiOn for health
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

Inverted the South
Heys near the city
be Of the most pro
+ the world
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

q is making heroic
farming industries,
wing Of grain
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

pct lG-Peopls Who
what they are, and
eid HeadaShe Pow
etely and how quick
This remedy Il Pc
be needs of nervous
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

rers use Wizard on
ana cali It blessed
be knows.
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

sappoIntment II you
famous Pancakes. Al
The broad ax., 1901-10-26
- - - Amtrllll.

English mail for Australia is deliF-
cred in thirty-one days when sent BY
way Of the United States, the quickest
route.
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

.at the leading fea-
gazine during 1907
= science article.
illustrated. while
ral history win. IS
pne have q promi-
Magazine
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

30 liberal they are
themselves away.
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

900 feet Of lumber
) the Pacific coast,
sent East by rail.
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

A morning newspaper uses mill
lion types IN one edition on an aver
age.
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

Cure for co1sumpaoa
ss and coldE-JoHH p
Ind. Fsb. IS po0
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

AN4 --A
t-Ths New Do
ine Co has today
be Pan-AmHicaa
sst prize. ne COW
Z tie best family
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

fro@ Hupn
HsrkomG, al
counted an Eng
BaVarisn He re-
.ney from his art
ausiastie cnckstsr.
The broad ax., 1901-10-26

rOcrastlnates strug-
The Holly chieftain., 1901-09-20


The hired man who will look af-
ter the interests of his employer.
who will feed all the stock careful
ly and economically. who will be
on hand to do the chores Sunday
and every other day, can milk cows,
should bc well paid for his labor.
such men are too scarce They
soon get farm OF their own and
go to work for themselves. What
a contrast man of that kind and
a hobo that passes along highways
looking after back door hand
outs.-Exchange.