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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-03
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@inmeibung Der 6ubmes 6alIe
in 8Drlib eine 6eoe, tpDrin er Die
iebige Generation riiete, neil iie
fib in oem Werfe bes &eihes,
bas ibre Bprfabren nit 70 GROCER
Nnitrengung beS @eiites uno bes
3Drpers aufgebaut bdtten, lblafi
aeige. nWir iteben aber", iagte Der
Safer, .an Der SbuelIe Der gnt,
pidluna Der &rdfte oeS 6eihes uno
uniere 3eit nerlangt cine Generation,
melbe oieieS @ert peritebt. Die
sSreibeit oe8 @inaelnen miro be6inei
ourh feline nnterDronung unter oaa
@anae. MDae Die fiinftiee @enera=
tiDn in bieier @rfenntniB banbeln!
Sb piinibe fir oas oeutibe 0olf Die
5reibeit bes @ebanfenS, Der Meli-
aion unb Der piiienlbaftliben Sprs
ihung. aber niht Die Sreibeit. mad
Belieben regierert 5u nDllen.
Gus @ieu miro gei1rieben:
8erbaro 9auptmanns neueS Drama
Scr arme 6einrid purbe beute
Ibeno i'm 6Dfburgz9beater aufae=
fIbrt uno er5ielte etnen 9rDBen @r=
fOlg. 3ain5 ipielte Die &olle bea
armen 6einrih. @ie 0auptntann
mittbeilt, lit bas @tiid bereits in 3
gngsijbe iiberlebt uno niro gu alei=
der 8eit IN SEEM NDrf unb Berlin
aufgefibrt tueroen.
- Wie in Berlin perlautet. .ipGen
Die iiingiten &unogebun9en Der Stus
oentenidaft fir cine m6alihfte @in=
ibrdntung oes Biitolenouells inbi=
rett aus Soeen oes &ailers entitan=
ben iein. Derielbe ioll auBer oieier
Gnregung AUDI eine itrengere Beitra.
fung Der iib ouellirenoen Sffiaiere
planen. Dieie Iniiht miro burd)
Die Tbat1abe beitatigt. baB Der &ais
fer in lebter 3eit Duellanten niel
ipater begnabi9te, alS bas in friibe=
rem 6allen geibab.
Nus Berlin miro iebt uerii9ert,
baB iid) Die NnIprIhe Deutihlanoa
gegep 8ene5uela Maes in gllem aui
ca 100000 be5ifferu. uno niht
auf $15, 100000, pie iibertriebener
WeiIe bebauptet tpDroen tuar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-03

n,Jebt nod] ntd3t, metn &tnD; tn
braude ia nur benz Mdbden gu fdeGen.
tpenn es mir lansipeiltg iptrb."
Nad Sliptas Weesange fpurbe es
itta i'm 3in,mer. Ser &ommeraienrath
bldtterte in einem auf benz Slide lie
genben 8ude, aber obne barin gu lefen.
unb bon 3eit gu 3eit bor9te er binuus,
Oh nod irarner feline 8inberftimmen
laut tpiirben, benn er atpeifelte nt9t ba@
ran, bob bic 9uben balbisit ipieoers
febren tpiirben.
Sn biefer gripartung Iollte er iih
aud ntdt getdufdt feben, benn fein
Maeinietn bate faum 3ebn Minuten
gebauert, als bic beiben Briiber 5anb
in 9anb bereinIpa3ierten. Sic fomen
aber merfipiirbis fttu unb nit perbubs
ten @eii9tern.
.gea. mas bars geeeben. ieib Sbr
ousge3dntt fporben9" frdgte Der &pms
mer3tenratb.
rNe." erfpiberte Walter fopffdiits
telnb.
rNper GoD Ddbt ,S1r Dohl du9 ntGt
geerntet2"
nNe." lieB ii6 Rubi iest pernebmen,
bod nur, um olsbalb tpteber 5u berz
ftumnen.
Oiefe unnatiirli9e Mortfareheit mar
benz 6abritanten aber bo9 gu arg, unb
beina6e beforst forf9te eripeiter: nMas
bats alfo segeben, bat bic Mama gar
ni9ts gefast 5u gurer Neuisfeit2"
rNe.-Qber gstpeint bat fie." entaea=
nete Walter nahbentlid.
nSd, bas fat iie gethan, unb i4
mD9te bod gar gu germ tpiiIen. fparum
fie es setban bat.-Weibt Ou's, On.
fel9" fraste Rubi, befien @ebeluit nie@
Der eripahte.
nOas muBt Du bic Mama frasen,
mein 8ub. id fann's nidt tpiffen. gs
pirb 3ufau geipefen fetn."
(G r. iebunp fDIgt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-03
seime araft bonn saiaaara.

IS 1T bsidloiien tporoen, cine eroBe sraftliefe=
runss= Station aui Der canao6eu Seite Der Niasara=
SyaIe aniuleeen welbe i'm Stanoe isin ioll ,00O
9feroetrdite 5u lisern. siob Dor Gin paar Sabretl
tpdre bic Sess Der genusuns Der 8rait Der @iusara=
sFdae elnaG5 perlaht tuoroen. &ber Der 6orti6ritt
in ben Griuouneen oes lesten Sabrbunoerts bat oas
jebt ermosliat 5n berielben 3eit iino aud uuf me-
oisinii6em @ebiete eritaunli&e 9sOrti6ritte mosi6
asma6t iporoen, Der bemsrtenspertheite oarunter if
9itters por uunmebr fhRfsig Jabren. Dieie f5amis
=Weoi3in if fur Seoermann gut, beionoers aber
fur Die Sdipa6en uto 6ranfcn. Sic tdrtt ben Wlas
aen uno Die 9terpen uno beilt rlnperoauidteit,
S6laHoFstsit, 9sritopiune, Gieber uno Walaria.
glau r1a6e einen 9eriu6 uno urtbeile oann ielbfl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-03

Saamd,t Simd's &C Sapama Gisarren,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-03

Stu e1uttteltet NuHtp! w 8Auetu9t.
Dieienigen, melhe ibr DIR bart
nddig ben fortpdbrenben gtnpfeb=
lungen BON Or. Sings Neuer @nt=
oedung gegen Shpinbiuht perihlie=
Sen, meroen einen laneen uno erbit=
terten &anlpf ourhaumaben baben
nit ibren 2eiben, tpenn bielelben
nidt ihDn fribe einen perbdngniBz
pDllen NbibluB finben. Wian leie,
mas 8. sc. Beaa BON BealI, Mi1i.,
gu iaaen bot: 2ebten 6erbit seigten
fih bel meiner Srau ale SbnptDme
Der Sbpinbiubt. Sic nabnt Or.
Sings @eue Gntoefung, na1oem
fie alIes Gnoere pergeblid) perinbt
batte. Sofort ipiirte iie 8eiierune
uno bier 5laiben beilten fie pDlIfom=
men. @arantirt burb bic MpDtbefen
pDn S. &alteper & Spbn, @eo. S.
S. S1nitt, @igentbimer, uno Mb.
9reiB. Hreis so Gents uno $1.00.
Hrpbefla1hen frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-03
9rpb Der Wieberaufnohne De

= 9roB Der Wieoeraufltabtlle Der
9lrbeiten in ben Benniplnaniiben
Sartfoblenbiitricten fino bic 8oblen>
pDrrdtbe in SEEM gort 10 gerina, oaS
cine lebr ernfte galanitdt eintreten
uiiroe, tpenn iebr faltes 8etter poer
ear Elm .gliasaro" eintreten iollten.
Sn Der Staot Seem gurt tperoen bel
taltem @etter tdelih 10000 9pns
SartfOble eebrauht, uno Die tdalihe
8uiubr belduft iib iebt uur auf ca.
26, 900 IONS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-03
Ser ,pitiss Bauer. Dor Dielen Sab.

Ser tpitise Bauer. Dor bielen Sab
rem lebte in 9ptbe in England elm
alter 8ausr, Der nit einem gielpagen
au fabren pflsste. Gr nahm itets NIT
befonberem Gifer On ben Moblen tbeif.
gr mar Elm Sorp, feline Sarbs mar
alio bic bunfelblaue. s5n Der Na9t
por einem Mabltag itri6en nun einise
Spabp0ssl ben Gfsl bes alten Maans
nes NIT betIblauer 5arbe an. Der 6arbe
Der Mbigs Geiner Gegner). Srobbem
fubr Der alte Mann NIT bem giel uns
bsforst auf ben WablplaB unb CAB
feline Gttmme fir ben aonbibaten feiz
ner partet ab. 2llles amiiiirte iih
iiber ben beablau ansepinislten Giel.
Oils man ben Bauer froete, fir men
benn fein Giel itimms, entsesnete en-:
%, Der itimult fir bic anbere Ssite.
fpie bic unberen Gfel du6."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-03
Cuffs seGer-

,rbuttsn bas S0rpsripft:m In Orbnpka
nnb psrbirO Oern trautbaiie 3aitanoe ,ec
9eber, bic ssw0bnlib g sbsiten Dor.
aasssben.
Gin Dnbinbsrunasmittfl fat
aopfidmsr3sn, Dpspcpfie, Sdwinbei
jdls6ten Geidmadim MunOe, 9erstIO.
pfen, bsteSte 5umss, appeiiilOiiSieit
Sdm,mttli1e 0aIemtetoe.s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-03
gforbbeutide MoDo Sampier=0inie.

@ebt nad europa bieien Sun,s
mer. BrahtnDlle Dampfer BON Sal
peitou nab 8renen. @utes @iien,
ausge5eibnete ginribtun9en, freier
dr5tliher 8eiitano uno 5000 Weilen
&eiie fir tpenieer als $1.75 per Yea
i'm 8miibenbef. Der inblide &urs
reousirt Die @eiabr Der Seetranfbeit
auf elm Minlmum.
Wean tpenbe iih tueaen Sufornla'
tion an W. 8. @iliun.
General Ieent, @alpeiton, Ter.
a, ,~S.. cx;oSeta - sSnfo1,o Ninorvstt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-03

- 8utirenbe @aih Maibinen.
bic neue Sorte. iinb erbaltlih Bel
6. 8. 60fbein5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-12-03
Snlano.

SIN Staate Warplano 1T iebt
Elm itaatlibes 8erliberunassGp
eingefibrt. Nrbeitsgeber sablen bier
telidbrfib fiir ieoen Nrbeiter 60 gts.
in Den Staatslhab, baour1 fino fie
.aller Beranttportlibfeit entbpben ge=
gen Die Gatnilie BON Berlonen, Die in
ibrem Dienite ums 2eben fnmen. Die
@rben erbalten oafiir in jeoem sSolle
$1,000. Die @itttpe zines WDtorz
tnannes, Der serunelidte, erbielt be-
reits Die eriten $1,000.
= Der gr=Gpre1er Th0mas s..
Gteeb lit in Der Bunbesbauptitaot
WaIbingtpn ihner ertranft.
= Die Staot Stem Orleons muroe
BON einent furbtbaren Orfan beim=
eeiudt, welher oalelbIt ihpereu
Sbaben anrihtete. Das 6aus bes
8rDf. Dernier tpuroe total belnplirt
unb Brof. Dernier ielbit erlitt babel
ihmere. pieleiht iugar lebensaefdbr-
libe Berlebungen.
- Der Brdii0ettt bat Dem Senate
cine lange elite BON @rnennungen,
Die felt Der 8ertagung oes &ongref=
les erfolgt iinb, our Beitdtigung
purgelegt, barunter audi bieiertiaen
gharlemagne TDmers gum BDtihaf.
ter in Berlin uno @m. 81. Wier=
riams gum genius=Directur.
= Die 8abt Der Offi5iere Der
Bunbesmarine iDq i'm 2aufe BON
IL Sabren Inn 700 permebrt tperoeu.
8u bieiem Bwede iou cine Bia er.
laiien merben, tpeld)e bic 8abl Der
3aoetten fiir bic Marine= =Nfabemie
in annapolis perbpppelt.
- Gl8 0ahfOlger oes periturbe-
men BunoeS Senator's McWfillau
BON Wihigan iit iebt General Nleer,
oer grz2rieas.W .Winiiter, in ben Buns
oeS<Senat eingetreten.
Il Mus Seem gort mirb gelhrie.
ben: TbDnas u. Gbiipn junior bal
jebt einen Npparat erfunoen, ben Ell
rMaano electric Bitali5er" nennt
Der Gpparat nerleibt angeblid) friF
aeafterten Berionen neue 2ebens.
traft, beilt Sbminbiuht, &beuma.
| tiSutu8 &c.
The Iola register., 1902-04-11
The SherifFs' Hold Over

The REGISTER has fully told of the
manner in which the biennial election
law left undecided the question as to
whether the present sheriifs held over
until their regularly elected successor
take office or yield the office to an APP
pointee of the governor, which ap-
pointee would hold over until the reg
ular sheriff. .came in, The sheritrs in
the State who we're serving their last
term when the law was passed bound
themselves together and when the gov
ernor made test case by appointing.
a sheriff 10 Montgomery county they
fought it.
Saturday the case was ruled upousby
the Supreme Court and the REGISTER
received the following dispatch con-
cerning the decision, from Topeka
In the suit by the sheriff of Mont
gomery county, resisting the Cover
nor's attempt to appoint a new sheriff
under the biennial election law, the
Supreme Court today held the section
intended to affect sheriffs to be illegal,
thus keeping forty-one sherifls in Of
fce.'
Allen county was one of the counties
affected. Sheriff Hobart is serving
his last term and has remained in Of
flee awaiting the decision of the Su
preme Court, although two Allen coun-
ty men have applied for appointment
to fill out the time until the next regu-
larly elected sheriff steps in. The
ruling means that he will remain in
Office until after the fall election and
until his successor, elected this fall,
takes the office.
The Iola register., 1902-04-11
will Drill the Well Deeper

Tom Anderson was in town Monday
and says that the drill has been start
ed again and that the gas well on his
place will be sunk deeper, the contract
calling for a 1000 foot well. Gas was
found at about 750 feet and the we'll
is now some deeper than that. If no
better flows are found the first one
will be utilized.
AS the REGISTER has mentioned at
different times, people are prone to
believe that when we'll is sunk and
reported to be not the best possible,
the driller or owner has been bought
off by the Standard Oil Company.
This charge is now being made against
Anderson and the price at which he
sold out stated.
The Iola register., 1902-04-11
BOARD Of DIRECTORS MEETS
Street Railway NabObs Hold Their
Fir't Session-Ad.jOurn
ed Un:ll May II.

The first meeting of the stockholders
and directors of the lola Electric
Street Railway Company was held in
the Office of Mr. Crouch of this city
Monday but for reasons best known to
themselvesnothing of any consequence
was done and an adjournment was
yalSen to May -.
Mr.. G. w. Baumhoff, builder of
the road and one of the heavy stock
holders, came in from St Louis last
week and is still here. He and Mr..
Crouch are in legal tange over the
road, Mr.. Crouch having sued for al
legged breach of contract, and attached
the stockof Mr.. Baumhotfto the amount
of $50, 600 to secure payment.
Quite party of st. Louis gentlemen
interested in the road are here also
and they we're shown about town and
over the line very thoroughly.
The Iola register., 1902-04-11
HORSE STOLEN At MORAN
Eletric Belt Artist Uecamped Hastily
at Night With an Outfit that Be-
lOnged to Another.

For some time, over week, the
lame, the halt and the blind of the city
of Moran have been the fortunate re-
cipients of the skilled attentions of a
gentleman of the electric belt order.
BY wearing his belt you could cure
corns, headache, indigestion, boils,
rheumatism, falling hair consumption
and so forth He hired the opera
house to accommodate the crowds, and
he boarded at the best hotel to accom-
modate his appetite, His name was
John Thrope,
Tor some reason suspicion grew
large last Sunday that he planned to
leave town without paying his weeks
board bill. His trunk was in the
opera house and the hotel man, Mr..
Moore, took charge of it, but left it at
the opera house. During the night
Thrope obtained the trunk from the
opera house, secured a horse and
buggy from the street and departed. .
And there was no check mark opposite
his name on the hotel register, Comp
ton Moore and four others Moran peo-
pie gave chase and a few miles from
Moran met man who told them he
had passed man in a new buggy
driving black horse like mad. That
was the electric belt artist They came
on to lola but found no trace of the
man and returned home next morning
The rig belonged to Tom Woods
and was good outfit. The Moran
people seemed to suspect that town
boy who had been helping Thorpe, and
named Henry Thayer, had a hand in
the escape. They were an angry and
tired party when they reached lola
and found no trace of their manor
possibly they were angry at the loss
of the extra electric belts
The Iola register., 1902-04-11

The new organization OF local ply
sicians held a meeting Saturday night.
At the first meeting a committee was
appointed to draft bylaws and these
were read Saturday night and dis
cused. 1t is hoped to get all the res
ident doctors of the city in the organi-
ization and code of ethics will be
adopted and rate of charges discuss
ed and agreed upon.
Here is the first hint in any Kansas
City paper that the smelter may be re
moved from there to Chanute. T
Star said: The Atchison Globe shot d.
"Hurrah for Chanute!" because it has
stolen the Argentine smeter away
from Kansas City. The hilarity is
premature, partly because Chanute
hasn't taken the smelter, and also be-
cause there is no Argentine smelte
any more.
The latest crop bulletin consists of a
report from every county in the State
on the condition Of wheat. 1t is esti-
mated that about million acres Will
be lost, but the rest of the crop will
nearly make up. Allen county is
credited with 1861 acres, none of
which is to be plowed up, and rated
at l02, indicating that the wheat is as
fine as could be-
The Iola register., 1902-04-11
A VALUABLE MEDICINE.

For Coughs and Colds in Children.
"T have not the slightest hesitancy
III recommending Chamberlain Cough
Remedy to all who are suffering
from coughs or colds" says Charles
NJ. Cramer, Esq, well known watch
maker, of COLOMBIA. Ceylon. "It has
been some two years since the City
Dispensary first called my attention to
this valuable medicine and | have re-
peatedly used it and it has been bene-
fetal. 1t has cured me quickly of all
chest colds. 1t is especially effective
for children and seldom takes more
than one bottle to cure them of hoarse-
ness. have persuaded many to try
this valuable medicine, and they are
all as we'll pleased as myself over the
results" For sale by w. L. Crabb
81 Co., Campbell & Burrell.
The Iola register., 1902-04-11
Walks Mithnnt Crntches

was much afflicted with sciutica,
writes Ed C. Mud, Iowaville, Sedg-
wick Co., Kan, "going about on
crutches and suffering a deal of pain.
was induced to try Billiards. Snow
Liniment, which relieved me, used
three so cent bottles. 1t is the greatest
liniment l ever used; have recon-
mended it to a number Of persons. all
express themselves as being benefited
by it. | now walk without crutches,
able to perform a great deal of light
labor on the farm" 25c, SOC and 81 90.
at G. B. SPENCER g. Co.
The Iola register., 1902-04-11

The next session Of the district court
will begin on May 20.
Dr. Reid reports the birth of a
daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs p. j. Cline.
One lola merchant on Saturday ex
eded by $3.50 all previous records
for cash taken in, the total being
something over 81, 200.
Next Saturday is the fnalday Of the
Imprisonment of John Gill, Lewis
Gill and Ernest Brown, three of the
men sentenced for liquor selling.
David Bedell left for Harrison
Ark, where he goes to close up some
mining deals. He will also look at
other land that he believes is good
stuff to have.
Miss Ida Nottingham came down
from Baldwin for visit with Mrs.
Viola Miller. Miss Nottingham is a
music teacher and will try and work
up class here,
Rev. S. S. Estey, who taught school
at Humboldt before entering the min
istry, has'just had his salary raised by
the Methodists of Salina $500 a year,
with parsonage.
At the home of Mrs. Jas. Finley,
Friday afternoon, twenty-three ladies
gathered at the reception rendered by
the w. G. T. U. to Miss Southard.
Light refreshments were served and
all present had pleasant afternoon
The Kansas City World denies the
report that the Argentine smelter is to
go to Chanute, and is now engaged in
one of those exciting arguments with
the Chanute papers which run like
this: "Taintu' '"Tis!" "Taint!"
wTis!'
TheREGISTER noted some time ago
that Mr.. Marsh Hart had sold out
here and would move to his claim in
Oklahoma south of Anthony, Last
night Mrs, Hart and Miss Ora left for
the farm, to which Mr.. Hart went last
week.
A team driven by A. C. Afford be-
came scared at the Electric car Satur-
day evening and ran away running
into a wagon tied to the park fence
and breaking a front wheel off of the
buggy No one was hurt and no dam
age resulted to the team.
A. j. Diescher is in Kansas City
buying materials still needed in the
Lanyonville rolling mill. The mill is
not yet running, but the heavy maehin-
cry is nearly all in place. The mann
moth engine is the biggest power gem
orator in this country and is beauty.
The rollers are not so imposing but
they mash the everlasting stuffing out
of cake of spelter. When the plant
is in full operation there will arise
the possiblequestion OF building other
works to use up the plate zinc.
The Iola register., 1902-04-11
DetectiYe Sidewalk Snits

This city is again the defendant in
two suits which " i'll most likely grow
out of the claims presented for dam
ages to the council last week
Mrs. L. O. 'Brien, some weeks ago,
fell on Walnut street, betweeRi West
and Madison avenue on the east side
of the street where the old walk had
been condemned and torn out and tenn
porary boards had been laid by prop
erty owners. She is still suffering
rom the injuries then sustained and
presents a claim for 81, 600.
John j. Greed, while going home
one night, in some way fell near the
Methodist church aud sprained his
limb. The walk was not defective
other than there is a slight step-oif,
He has presented claim for 5000.
If the council rejects the claims,
damage suits may be expected.
The Iola register., 1902-04-11
Brick Plants TOR LaHarpe

The LaHarpe News this week says
that a member of the firm told in that
city that another brick company has
been organized and within thirty days
will have machinery coming for l50,- :
900 day brick plant, the product of
which will be sold largely in St.
Louis. For site the company bought
land from Carl Ohlfest.
Friday in the Recorders Office a
deed was filed from Carl Ohlfest by
which he transferred to the LaHarpe
Vitrified Brick Company forty acres
from the south eighty of the north
west quarter of 225-l9 for $50, ,000
Perhaps that is the new company, or
the old one.
The Iola register., 1902-04-11
County Normal Arr .ngements.

Miss Hattie Olmstead, county sup
erintendent, has about completed ar
rangements for the county normal
this summer. 1t will begin June and
last four weeks, or until June 49, The
examinations will be held on June 80
and July l. Mr.. George w. Kend-
rick, of Eureka, Miss Mitchell, of
lola, and Mr.. j, f. Cook, of Hum
boldt have been engaged as instruc-
tors. A number of lectures will prob
ably be on the entertainment program
and other features are being consider
ed but have not yet been decided up.
on. Last year about eighty partici-
pated in the Normal but this year a
larger number are expected.
The Iola register., 1902-04-11
Miss SOuthard's Visit Ends.

Miss Madeline Southard addressed
two large meetings at the opera house
Sunday, one in the afternoon and
one in the evening. She takes
quite decided positions on several
questions. That night she talked
about the ten commandments. Swear
ing in her opinion, is the silliest and
least eXcusable of sins men commit.
She can understand murder, stealing
and lying, but swearing is just silly.
One of her characteristic lines OF
thought declared that there is an
evolution of good people into bad peo-
pie. a Christian person my take to
cigarettes, then to whisky and then to
murder. Not all her time was devoted
to men. She verbally chastised the
women for gossiping, on the text that
thou shalt not bear false witness
against thy neighbor."
Miss Southard closed her labors
here with Sundays meeting and has
departed to other fields. But it is
said that she has stirred up the tenn
perance question and that as a result
of her visit there will be renewed
activity on the part of the w. G. Y. u.
one of whom has stated that she will
devote her time to cleaning lola of
saloons.
The Iola register., 1902-04-11
Snnreme Court Decisions

Saturday the State supreme court
handed down large number of decis-
ions, including the decision in the
sneriifs' case, that the sheriifs will
hold over. Another case Of general
interest was that of an express agent
who was arrested and convicted Of
selling liquor because he delivered
c. O. d. packages of liquor. The
supreme court reverses the lower
court and holds that THE agent of an
express company who, in good faith,
delivers to the consignee or upon his
order, goods carried by his principal
consigned G. O. ID. and collects the
charges thereon, is not guilty If SELL
ing liquors to the purchaser, of his
order, though he has reason to believe
or knows the goods so consigned and
delivered to be Intoxicating liquors.
In such case it is the consignor who
delivers the intoxicating liquor to the
carrier upon an order from the con-
signee that makes the sale, and the
sale is made at the place of delivery
TO the common carrier.
Several appeals from Allen county
were passed upon, among them being:
SIM. Knox versusL. b. Pearson, error
from Allen county, reversed; Lanyon
Zinc Company VS. G. Bell, error from
Allen county reversed; John Shelby
VS. Bowman, error from Allen county
N nir,,ad
The Iola register., 1902-04-11
Could fill the Paper With Them.

This paper might be filled with items
like the following, and everyone be
the absolute truth. | had rheumatism
for years and tried almost everything,
but got no permanent relief until l
used Chamberlain's Pain Balm, three
bottles of which have cured me- 1t is
the best medicine | ever used. PHILLIP
f.. RHOADS, Pennville, Mo. Pain
Balm is for sale by w. L, Crabb g.
Co., Campbell & Burrell.
The Iola register., 1902-04-11
OIL for the
Children

Give them oil-cod-liver oil.
It's curious to see the result.
Give it to the peevish, fret
tul child, and he laughs. Give
it to the pale, anemic child,
and his face becomes rosy and
full of health. Take e flat
chested child, or a child that
has stopped growing, give him
the oil, and he will grow big
and strong like the rest.
This is not a new scheme.
1t has been done for years.
OF course you must use the
right oil. SCOTS Emulsion
is the one.
SCOTS Emulsion neither
looks nor tastes like oil because
we are so careful in making it
pleasant to take.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, 400 Pearl St., N. Y.
soc and $Ioo; al. druggists.