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The Iola register., 1902-04-04
PLEASANT VALLEY.
D. T. SMITH. Correspondent;


April 1.-The snow storm last Satur-
day cooled of the ardor of the efarmers
considerably.
We are glad to welcome Rev. Sample
back as our new" minister.
We moved Sam Jordan one week
too soon. He did not move till Tues
day of this week. We are always
anxious to have good men come into
our neighborhood.
Flax sowing is we'll in progress at
this writing.
Word has reached this neighbor-
hood that Frank Strickler and Fred
Coffield reached their destination down
in 1.-THE Creek country all right and
Frank had gone to painting.
The ladies aid society met with Mrs
d T Smith Wednesday and of course
they had a good time
March 2S-Quite like winter again.
Some are afraid their gardens are
frozen so bad they will not come up.
Mrs Geo Grieves is able to be out
again.
Mrs Elite Knapp is out from lola
visiting at Mrs Will Birds
The news came to our neighborhood
Friday that Mr. and Mrs Tackler are
intending to go to Pennsylvania next
week Monday. They will reserve the
old home property till they see what
they think of doing.
Mrs John Adams has been home for
a week.
Miss Addie Cole of Kansas City is
visiting at Mrs T II Wilburs'.
Mr. and Mrs Duncan and Flossie
took dinner at Largents Sunday.
Ida Smart and sister Myrtle went to
LaHarpe Saturday. ..,,
Oscar Benjamin is working for Geo
Grieves. .a.
Mrs NJ M Brown at this writing is
quite i'll. We do not know just the
cause of her sickness.
TIL Wilbur finished sowing fax last
week Tuesday.
Mr. Cox bought lot of feed over
in LaGrande neighborhood last week
at l0c a shock for corn fodder
John Adams came out from LaHarpe
Sunday.
NJ J Smart received letter from his
son David saying they are having a
good time. At this writing they are
in Southwestern Wyoming working on
/ the railroad.
Mr. Smart came near losing one of
his horses last Sunday, II Is thought
it will not live.
The rag-tacking at Mrs r Martins
last Thursday was we'll attended. There
were just twelve ladies present and
Mrs Martin says she is well pleased as
we sewed about twenty-five pounds of
rags for her
The Easter exercises at the church
Sunday night we're we'll attended and
to say the little folks did SO we'll will
not half tell it owing to the chances
given all to practice everything passed
off very nicely. Thecollecton for the
! 5. S. was 96c.
The Iola register., 1902-04-04
GENEVA,
A. II. wooDRuFT. Correspond,

n - 'pNhhNNNf NNAASSpNHNNAs'
April Henry Franz and Fred
Childs go to Kansas City with five
cars of fat stock Monday.
Grandma Spicer is reported not so
well again,
Mrs Delaney had sister visiting
her from Gas City a few days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs WINNIE Spencer buried
their infant child iast Saturday. Mrs
Spencer is reported very low.
Mr. and Mrs Jno Rees are here visit
ing from old Mexico.
Grandma Miller is reported as not
being so well at present.
Misses Warner and Meyers are
visiting girl friends at lola.
Robt. Warner who was on the sick
list as gripper is around again.
Mrs Geo. Smith and children came
up from Oklahoma accompanied by
her sister Miss Mamie Christy who
has been there thepast winter and Mrs
Smith will visit her parents while.
jamie Beny came from LaCygneMou-
day and will stay a while with her
father Joe.
SM Irwin seems to be delivering a
good deal of nursery stock now. The
r 1GIsTER ad did the work.
A sister of Geo. Talley arrived Sun
day from Colorado. Mr. Talley is
quite low Of dropsy.
The Iola register., 1902-04-04
NORTH MAPLE GROVE.
LoRA FIFE. Corr

LoRA FIFE, Correspondent.
April Rev Jessie Wilson visited
friends here last week.
James Wakefield and DIR Warner of
Arizona visited at Mrs Cozine's last
week.
e d Cain has begun work on his
new barn.
General Frederick Funston came
Monday of last week for visit with
his parents, but was called away the
following day.
The Foust farm and also the McLe-
land farm are occupied now. We have
not learned by whom.
Mrs Lyman Brown visited her
daughter Mrs Frank Knapp near Mo-
ran last week. She reports Mr. and
Mrs Knapp as we'll pleased with their
new home,
There was a napkin, a plate and a
small dish left at the school house the
last day of school. The owner can
get them by calling on Mrs w Fife.
The Iola register., 1902-04-04
ROCK CREEK.
MARY POWELL. Correspondent.

ANHHSL1 correspondent.
April 2-Don't forget the box social
at the school-house Saturday night
April the 8.
Miss Blanche Fisher came home
from Kansas City last week. We are
glad to say that her health is very
much benefited by the last treatme nt
Mrs. Wynn from Paola has come
here to make her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Kimzie.
George Ackley from lola visited at
Mrs. Leake's the first of the week.
Mrs Emma Fishery Coleman and
husband and Frankie Torrance left last
week for California.
Mr. Artie Ruby who has been at
tending the lola Business College has
graduated in the Book keeping
Course.
A quiet wedding took place in our
vicinity last week. The parties were
Miss Dora Kimzie who has lately
moved here from Moran, and Mr..
VIM jameson of lola. The young
couple expect to make lola their hCml.
We extend congratulations.
The Iola register., 1902-04-04
DIAMOND.

Mrs. 4. w. JONES, Correspondent
April I've are pleased with the
action of Conference in returning Rev
Sample to us. He understands our
people and they have learned to re-
spect him, and last Sabbath he took
up the work of the new conference year
with spirit and enthusiasm. Now if
the people will respond to the efforts
of their pastor and the workings of the
spirit great and lasting good will be
wrought and many souls brought to a
saving knowledge of the Christ.
Mr. and Mrs Will Ballard visited
friends at Lone Elm since our last.
lola Jones came down from En-
poria Wednesday on vacation, re-
turning to her school work Menday
Will Shinkle sold team Of horses
to X Mcconnell last week.
Frank Mcconnell has gone to Iowa
to build house for an old friend.
John Morrison is home again. He
has been attending Business College
in Kansas City.
Mote Robinson and wife visited at
his fathers near Diamond Sunday.
A number of friends gathered at
Arthur Scott's last Friday night and
surprised the lady of the house, that
being her birthday. A good crowd
and an enjoyable time is reported.
We acknowledge an invitation to a
surprise party at Will Shinkle's Has,
night. Circumstances over which we
had no control prevented our attend.
ance, but our best wishes will follow
the family .back to their told home
They have been pleasant neighbors
and friends for ten years and we shall
miss them. dtrf.
Kesnor Mcconnell and wife are the
proud parents of a three pound girl.
julie Bacon of LaHarpe visited
friends near Wise Sunday.
Cora Carpenter left Tuesday for ar
indefinite visit TO Ottawa where her sis
ter is attending school.
! A good farm hand, one who under
stands his business, wanted half mil,
east OF Wise. Four months steady
work for the right kind Of a man. Cal
at the farm of T WlJones.
We.would like to know how many
horses havel.been sold out of Aller
county this yearIand much none,
they have drought into the county.
Buyers lare- around again thi.
week and theyIare Offering some very
temptingIprices.
The writer has few highly bred
Buff Cochin hens for sale. These ar,
fine birds and in fine breeding condi
tion.
We are informed that our brother,
Cor Frank Jackson and wifecelebratet
misty yesterday that being the natal
anniversary of both. Well we only wish
we had been one of the guests and thai
they may live to celebrate many re-
turns of the day. For surely it i:
quite coincidence that man and hi:
wife should have been born on the
same day of the same month even if il
different years.
The Iola register., 1902-04-04

Guy Keller and wife, j c Wilber
and wifer spent Easter with c V
Baker and family.
Grandma Rissel OF lola is visiting
her daughter Mrs G V Baker this
week. ..r
Mrs Hartsock and daughter Edna
were shopping in Chanute Friday.
Carol Palstring visited her sister
Mrs Lulatia Wilber Monday.
The Iola register., 1902-04-04
For Sale or Trade.

Thos Van Nice, FIVE miles northwest OF
Humboldt has milch COW to sell, with good
bull calf
26O shocks OF corn fodder bound and stacked
some corn on II. viii furnish lot, shed,
water and feed rack If desired. Harry
Boeken, Humboldt, Kas,
One new sixteen inch canton clipper walk.
ing plow for sale or trade for calf Null
A number one team of horses for sale c.
r. Peck, four miles west and one-fourth mile
south of lola
The Iola register., 1902-04-04
JOB Couldn't Have Stood II

If he'd had itching piles. They'r
terribly annoying; but Bucklen's
Arnica Salve will cure the worst case
Of piles on earth. 1t has cured thous-
ands. For injuries, pains or bodily
eruptions it's the best salve in tn
world. Price 25c box. Cure guar
teed. Sold by Evans Bros.
The Iola register., 1902-04-04
CENTER GROVE.
Miss Bell Reynolds, correspondent

April l-Mr Palstring closed sue
cessful term of schoollast Friday with
a short program and ball game in the
afternoon.
Mr. Binger had COW to die last
week
Several from this vicinity attended
the Easter program at Maple Grove
Sunday afternoon.
Mary Binger and Belle Reynolds
visited at Mr. Awards near Prairie
View last Friday.
Miss Shigley of Coffeyville who is
visiting her sister was quite indispos-
ed the after part of the week.
The Iola register., 1902-04-04
Herbine Cures

Fever and Ague. A dose will usual
ly stop a chill, continuance always
cures. Mrs William NJ. Stroud, Mid
lothian, Texas, May, 81, 1899. writes;
"We have used Herbine in our family
for eight years, and found it the best
medicine we have ever used, for la
grippe, bilious fever, and malaria. "
80 cents at c. b. SPENCER & Co.
The Iola register., 1902-04-04

The w. M. A. will meet atthe school
house Wednesday, April 0.
Mr. Cottrell and family spent Easter
in lola with relatives.
The Iola register., 1902-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Davis left for
Southern California. They expect to
spend some time there but twilleventual-
ly land in lola again.
The Iola register., 1902-04-04

by the director Paris Deal was "simp-
ly out of sight"
The Iola register., 1902-04-04
ANNOUNCEMENT

thereby announce myself candidate for the
ONCE for Sherin of Allen county subject to
the decisioni OF the Republican primaries and
convention VIZ HALL.
l hereby announce myself candidate for
sherin of Allen county, subject to the Repub-
lean primaries and convention.
a. f. WRIGHT.
hereby announce myself candidate 70
he ONCE of sheriff of Allen county. subject to
the Republican primaries and convention.
H. a. RICHARDSON.
hereby announce myself candidate for
The ONCE OF Sneriff, of Allen county, subject
10 the Republican primaries and convention.
Lon ROVER.
thereby announce myself a candidate from
Elm township for the ONCE OF sheriff of Allen
county, subject to the Republican primaries.
and convention. CHAs. W.lSMrH.
| hereby announce myself candidate
from Usage township for the ONCE of sherin
of Allen county, subject to the decision of
the Republican primaries ana convention
H. w. HUFFMAN.
For Register of Deeds
hereby announce myself as candidate for
the office OF Register OF Deeds OF Allen coun-
", from Humboldt township, subject to the
Republican primaries and convention.
r. M.CUNNINGHAM.
l hereby announce myself a candidate
for Register of Deeds of Allen county subject
TO. the Republican primaries and convention
ROBERT l., THOMPSON
For County Clerk
hereby announce myself candidate for
the ONCE OF County Clerk, of Allen county,
subject TO the Republican primaries and con-
vention l. w KFtso
hereby announce myself candidate 10
the ONCE OF County Clerk of Allen county. sub
ject 10 the Republican primaries and conven
tion. MELVIN FRoNK.
For County Attorney
hereby announce myself as candidate for
the ONCE OF County Attorney Of Allen Count
SUBJECT to the Republican primaries and co
Vention; BURTON f. CLIFFORD.
hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office OF county attorney of Allen county,
subject TO the Republican primaries and CON
vention E. w MyIpR
hereby announce myself candidate for
the once CT county attorney OF Allen county
subject to the Republican primaries and con
venton. COMPTON MOORE,
For County Superintendent
hereby announce m yself o candidate from
Geneva township for the ONCE of county
superintendent of Allen county subject to the
Republican primaries and convention
MISS OLIVE KNowLToN.
For County Surveyor.
hereby announce myself as q candidate
for the ONCE OF county Surveyor of Allen
county, subject to the decision OF the Repub-
lican primaries and convention.
Lutte p. sTovER,
For County Coroner
hereby announce myself Il candidate forth
ONCE OF coroner of Allen county, subject to
the decision of the Republican primaries and
convention, B. Il. Richards.
Clerk OF District Court.
hereby announce myself IA candidate for
denomination TO the once of Clerk OF the. Dis
trct Court of Allen county subject to the Re
publican primaries ana convention
s, o, BREWSTER
The Iola register., 1902-04-04
lola Market RpnOrta.

These markets. are soarefuly taken on Thurs
day OF each week and are from actual sales
made that day in lola. Date of this correction
IAril
The Iola register., 1902-04-04
- DIX;
r)R!I!cE:S: !! u;
E's1Szs F2:zsz1zA

Good health depends mostly upon
the food we eat.
We can't be healthy if we take alum
or other poison daily in our food.
Dr. Prices Baking Powder is abso-
lutely free from alum. 1t is made from
pure cream of tartar and adds to the
healthfulneSs of the food.
NoTE.- Alum baking
aAENo poworeco dyspepsia liver complaint and
trouble Alum kill, but
NNcNso the health, and i'll health makes
life miserable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-12
S'a'c q uncillor's Committees.

State Councillor james W. Rob
crtson, of the Junior Ordor United
American Mechanics, yesterday
announced his committees fur the
ensuing year. They are:
Law-Charles y. Bird, No. Q,
Winona; A. \. Brown, No. 33,
Camden; Frank p. Grantham No.
5, Diamond.
Finance 7. c. Applebv, No. Z,
Welcome: Joseph L. Welsh, No.
32, Glendale; NJ. n. Willis, No. 2
Middletown.
Credentials s-Jchu W. Davis,
No. 2s, American Flag; H. b.
Sterner, No ~, Fr cderica, &. l..
Short, No. 3S, Overbrook.
judiciary General |. Y. Parker
chief Judge, No. 9, Winona; l.. b.
Sterner, associate Judge, No. 33,
Camden; james Fl. Hanna, assoc
late Judge, No. 7, Eureka.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-12
Accused OF Maxim: D.ath Ira,

York, Pa, March ll.-CEargel
with putting Il number of rifle car.
tridscs in mould in the foundry of
the Pennsylvania Agricultural Works
a few days ago, Benjamin +. Butler,
mouldcr, was arrested here to-day.
The cartridges were found in thn
sand in the flask by wori:men, who
were preparing to make casting
The charge against Eutlcri: based
Oh the fact that lie is known to have
purchased cartridges similar to those
found in the mould. and dt the only
place in thus city where they are
known to be sod. lie is secretary
Of the local iron muuldcrs union.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-12
limitations and Substitutes
Are Dangers to You
and Your Friends.
Paine's Celery Compound
Is What You Need for the
Banishment of Your
Troubles.

Sec that you make no mistake or
take no false step when you begin
efforts to regain lost health. At this
particular time, care and vigilance
will add greatly to your success.
Your case demands the Use Of the
best medicine that science has pro-
duced. The acknowledged triumph
of medical skill is paine's Celery Com
pound, the only sure and permanent
cure for all nervous diseases, dyspep.
sia. insomnia, rheumatism neuralgia,
liver and kidney complaints,and blood
diseases.
An error made at this time by the
use of substitutes or limitations may
lead to u complication OF ailments ia.
tai to life.
Tens of thousands in the land arc
throwing Off the shackles of disease
and suffering by the use of Panc'S
Celery Compound. Its powers and
virtures will do the same good work
for you, dear reader No experiment.
ing with Paine's Celery Compounds;
there can he no disappointment Or
failure to crush your hope.
See that you get the genuine
Paine's Celery Compound with the
name PAlNE'S on wrapper and bot
tie: other celery cOncoctions are de-
ceptiOns and frauds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
-
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
CORSE PAXTON COMEDY co.

CORSE PAXTON COMEDY co.
"IIazel Kirk' and ''IIm. the Pen
man. were the attractions present
ed at the Opera House by the Corse
pavton Comedy Company yester
day, and there were good houses at
each performance.
A show is an illusion. and the
more perfect the illusion the better
the show. The true arlist always
strives 10 attain a point as near
perfection as possible, and in order
10 accomplish this he must be more
than a mere actor recitius lines put
into his mouth BY the author. lie
must merge his own person ality in.
TO that Of the character he assumes
he must tone his voice 10 the temp
crament Of the character and suit
the word by action. The details OF
stage presentation must all be at
tended to, correct scenery provided
properties employ ed, costumes " orn,
light effects utilized, and in dozen
wavs not noticeable in detail, but
making a harmonious whole, he
must make an illusion THAT the
audience gives an idea OF reality.
These details are to often ne
elected by managers of theatrical
enterprises, and especially by rep
crtoire companies, who think be.
cause their prices are cheap, that
the public will be satisfied with
cheap productions. Realizing that
theatre -soers Eprecia,ed worthy
plays, worthly produced, Mr., Corsc
Payton makes all the productions
Of his repertoire companies as com
pIete as if lher we're intended for
special occasion in a Metropolitan
Theatre. Every stick o! scenery,
furniture, brio a.Lrac, properties
and costumes is carried by Corse
payton
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-12
Pastor Adam s Entertainment t,

Last evening at Union NJ. T..
Church, the pastors Bible class gave
an entertainment, the proceeds for
the missionary cause. which certainly
was Of the highest order in its every
feature. A full house was on hand
to hear and were amply paid in every
sense. Every song, every narration,
from the start TO the finish was not
only eXcellcntly rendered but carried
with them, yes, were ladened with
the choicest thoughts and lofliest
sentiments, all cGnsp;ring TO elevate
the mind and expand the heart and
% drive out the moral faculties Of
the soul and, fix and entwine them
around the great source Of all good
Under the pas!oratc OF Pastor Adams
Union Church is making rapid strides
along the highway of Spiritual good.
To ''paticnt faith the prize is sure" "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-12
FAREWELL GREETINGS.
President ana Prince Exchange Fs.
IicitOus Messngrs.

licitOus Messngrs.
WASHINGTON, March 1o.-The fol.
lowing exchanges took place between
Prince Henry of Prussia, who sailed
for Europe OH the Deutschland. and
President Roosevelt. The prince tele-
graphed from HOboken as follows: D.,
"On this day of my departure beg
to thank you personally, as well as the
nation whose guest have been for all
the kindness. consideration and good
feeling l have met with during my
visit to your interesting country. l hope
that my visit may have increased the
feelings Of friendship between the
country represent and the United
States. Bidding you farewell, let me
wish YOU every possible success, and,
pray. remember me to Mrs. Roosevelt
and Miss Roosevelt. who so charming
ly and with so much pluck accomplish.
ed her task when launching his majes-
tvs yacht Meteor Once more, most
hearty thanks. May we meet again.
The presidents reply by wire was:
"Not only have enjoyed your visit
personally. but on behalf of my coun.
trymen wish TO express to you the
pleasure 1t has been TO see you and the
real good think your visit has done in
promoting n feeling of friendship be-
tween Germany and the United States.
1t Is my most earnest wish that this
feeling may strengthen steadily. Mrs.
Roosevelt sends her warm regards. and
so would Miss Roosevelt IL she were
not absent. Pray present my heartiest
greeting to his majesty the German
emperor. Again thank you for your
visit and wish you all good luck
wherever you may be-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-12
TACKLED WRONG MAN.
Three Trnmps BADLY Done Up Ivy
West Point officer.

"ehI IOlnt SIucSrs
WEST POINT, y. Y, March 12.-The
officers and cadets at the Military acad-
cmy have for topic of discussion the
successful defeat Of three would be
highwaymcn.
During the evening. while on his way
to make an official inspection Of the
guard us officer of the day. Lieutenant
Chnuncey B. Humphrey, Third infan-
try, who is at the academy as instruct
or in the department of drawing, was
held up by three tramps on the main
road near the south end Of the rcsoiva-
ton. A demand for his money was
made by the leader of the gang, but
instead of complying the lieutenant
rushed at his nssailants, feeling the
leader and another one. Turning quick
ly, he oycrpOwercd the third and put
them all in a heap. The officer ,hen
summoned mounted patrol, an ambu-
lance was called and the trio were TAX
Ell TO the post prison. They were badly
used up and were as docilc as children.
Lieutenant Humphrey was appointed
4 cadet from Kansas and graduated
with the class Of 1898. lie was Il tackle
Oh the academy football team and is
an all round athlete. He has a splen-
did physique and is one of the largest
and brawniesl officers on the post. He
has seen three years service in the
Philippines. The tramrS wcrc liberated
in the morning and driven from the
post
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-12
MISSIONARY
MEETING.

The sixteenth annual meeting OF
the Women's Home Missionary So.
ciety of the Wilmington NJ, l.. Cou.
ference will be held at L lion NJ. +.
Church. this city. next Thursday
and the following program has been
arranged:
go 4. III. devotional exercises,
Mis-, {. c. Browne; rcil call aud the
seating of delegates; appointment
Of committees: words OF welcome,
Rev. II. II, Adams; Mrs. J. {. Me.
cannon response, Mrs. L James
Belt greetings Womcn's Foreign
Missionary Society. Mrs. A. l..
Mendenhall; Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, Mrs. Mary ,B.
Donncl!, Newark; Crittenton Home,
Mrs. {. IL. Cantweli; music: mn.
utes Of last annual meeting, Mrs,
Washington Hastings: annual re.
port OF trcaurcr. Mrs. II. {. Robin
son; report OF corresponding secre.
tory, Mrs. c. W. Weldin; report of
district secretaries Wilmington
District, Mrs. NJ. J. Floyd; Dover
district. Mrs. james Todd: l,aston
district, Mrs. V, S. Collins: Sails
bury district, Mrs. Z. L. Martin.
dale; music: noon.hour, prayer our
plsascs for 1902 report OF Mite
Box Secretary, Mrs, NJ, Il. Lincoln;
election oil officers; election o! del.
egate and alternate TO the annual
meeting OF the Board 0: Managers
announcements; II So ad djoutnmenl;
luncheon.
2p IN. devotional exercises, re.
port of delegate to the annual meet
ing of board Of managers, Mrs.
Vaughan S Collins, Smyrna, annual
report OF secretary Of supplies, Mrs.
II. II. Huntington; annual report of
secretary of local work, Mrs Theodore
Francis: solo. Miss Mabel Winner:
report Of secretary Of home missions,
Miss Annie Kirk, port Of secretary
OF literature. Mrs II I sergeant;
report of secretary Of yolIng people,
work, MISS NJ. Grac, Quigg; music;
4 composite Photograph of "Thc Best
Member. report Of secretary of read.
mo r,rr,, Miss Sarah Il. Wcldin; re.
port of secyo,ar, on systematic benz
iicencc. Mss NJ. Jennie Wright re.
PORT of committees, collection, bene.
diction
80 p. n, devotional exercises
ili CINrGe Of the pretidcnt; anthem,
choir address, Bright Lights in
Dark Places MIS-. C. W. Gallagher,
Washington, d. G.; solo, Miss May
laylor; collection; america dox'
ology; benediclion.