The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 6

I THE lOLA DAlILYi REglSTERi 21 18 9 Hasty Note From Fred Nelson Briijffs Hopeful News from Manila. WlOfil The Boys illlui no Opportunity After the FirM to Write for a Week. $2,000,000 fflORTGUGE FILED In Favortlie paiiy hy tlic Coloniitl 'i nist Toni- Ziin- Coin- paiiy. I I I 'Kp. 12.

DioAK OLKS heen lighting- since a woij 'k' hist night and am still unhurt though tho Manila papers hiivo my nliine a.s one of the wounded. 1 have l)ee1i where the bullets were siiigiiig (lay and night. Sheldon and private Uioketls of Co. I. from I'aola are killed.

Mctirew from lola is wounded l)ut not fatally. AIK)U1 7 killed and or 40 wpunded ill our regiment. Col. Kunston is O. K.

and doe-s not know what fear is. Have been sleeping outjall the time in my clothes but am perfectly well but iOh: so tired. Came iiii this morning for a few minutes; mu.st go back: came in to get a revolver repaired for one Jof the officers. We are out about live miles. Have taken and burned one town, Ciiloocan.

Have been everywhere with ammunition. In front of the tiring line, on the firing line and beliind it'and several times I would not have given much for my chances, but I think we have them about whipped now. iGood bye, love to all, YpUK AFFECTIONATE SON, i WiiiFKEO W. EI I SON. ft is favor of the Colonial Trust Cotapany of New York City.

Mr. Cmtm was very oarefubnot to tell the reporter too much about tlw transaction, but did vouchsafe a little Information-. The Colonial Trust company flirnisbied the funds for the newly Lanyoo Zlno Co. and the mortgage Is made to secure it. The men in the zinc company had gill edged credit and the trust company advanced them money to buy the smellers and make the improvements contemplated.

The understands the Laoyon company was capitalized for was paid up, and furnished hy the mortgage company. Now watch the gentlemen spend their millions in building up' works here that will build up lola. Cyi 'HS Taylor Attempts Suicide. On the body of a young man f.iund unconscious from a dose of morphine at a farm south of Hutchinson the following letter was foirnd: HUTCHINSON, KAS Mar. ism).

My Dear -the time this reaches you I shall be dead. Helen broke our eogHge- ment. Will B'oley will telKyou tne rest; write to him. Tell sweet Edith good-bye for me. Your loving brother, Cvuus TAVLOR.

The letter was addressed to Leroy Taylor tho young man who recently was a member of the 20th Kansas tid was sent home on account of A 82,000,000 Mortgage, Filed. Judge Cates came up from Chanute today and placed on file in the couaty 'B a mortgage on the property of the Lanyon Zinc Company a mortgage for two million dollars. The instrument in a type-written pamphlet and contains forty-seven pages. Twenty fifty dollar revenue stamps were need on it, the largest amount in the history of the deal and a record breaker for Kansas. The mortgage arrived from New York yesterday and came addressed to Mr for the company.

lOLA GASH GROCERY. and run- in the tiimpson qVilCK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS. No. 11 Fancy patent flour $1 00 Blue Ribbon, high 95 Our Best high paient. 1)0 Ruby standard pateut 00 Peerless straight patent 86 i25-lbsacK corn meal 23 12-lb 12 10-lb Graham flour.

24 15 bars Ark soap 25 10 Diamond soap 25 9 Silk soau 25 8 lbs best beans 25 8 25 Good prunes ner lb 05 Best prunes, 3 lbs for 25 cider vinegar, per 15 coal oil 13 4 lbs gi)od soda 25 0 pkg Ijevering cotfee 25 9 lbs hominy flakes 25 Pickles, per gal 25 cans best tomatoes 26 3 25 4 good 25 3-pouiid can white cherries 15 peaches 15 grapes 15 apricots 15 egg plums 10 green gaee plums, good pears 1 lb best dry raspberries 2 sacks table 25 oz good baking powder 15 1 lb best butterine 15 i( ilO 10 15 05 Queensware Graniteware Ciafvanized and Tinware. Tel. 77 physical disability, ning a cigar factory block. Briefly the story is as follows: Young Taylor was recently mustered out from the 23rd Kansas. It developed in the trial that Taylor bad been deeply in love with Helen Dealey, a young lady who lives in this county.

Yesterday morning Taylor left the Foley ranch with a Winchester rifle and went In fhe direction of the Dealey Lome, Wm. Foley noticed his absence, and fearing that Taylor jaeant mischief mounted a horse and made a race to 'reach the Dealey farm before Taylor. In this he suoseeded and took the Winchester away the young man, and then took blm back to F'oley ranch. Yesterday afternoon be discovered that Taylor bad taken a ilarge dose of morphine, and be then brought him to Hutchinson to get medical aid. Before taking the drug Taylor wrote four letters which he banded to Thomas Foley to mail.

The letters were read In court. The unfortunate youth showed ah inclination to mental uusaundness and suicide several years ago and declared himself tired of life. He was tried for insauity before 4 jury in the Probate Court of Hutchinson Satutr day but no decision reached and a new jury was A New Tailor SIiop. Mr, J. A.

Anderson, of Osage City, was in town today and called on the EQISTER He was here some ago and decided that lola was a town to tie to and he will arrange at once to move his tailoring establish-: ment from Osage City to lola. Mr. Anderson has been engaged in tailoring business all bis life practically, and he knows ail the. fine points about the business aiid he will strive by the excellence of his work solely to win and hold a place in the local business circles. He has been unable to get a location tbatjust suited him at present, and will temporarily occupy the room on north Washington avenue lately occupied by Lavltska's shoe shop.

He is a pleasant young man and will no doubt win friends rapidly and work up a nice business. He expects to open up here about the first week in April and the EGISTER predicts success for him'. Ill District Court. The first case in the district court at the present sitting which baa been awarded the dignity of trial by jury was that of F'lank Harlan, charged with the conducting of a joint, which came up this morning. Yesterday a number of minor cases were submitted to court and disposed of.

In the case of McKee vs Geo. C. Barber, the clerk was ordered to pay out the moneys in his possession remaining from the assets of the defunct Humboldt bank as follows: costs in the case; second, the taxes on the propjrty: and third, to apply the remainder on ihe judgment held by Mr. In the case of the Miami Nat'l Bank vs John Carrier, the time for redemption having expired the sheriff' was ordered to execute and deliver to plaintiff" a deed for the property. Jessie Smith was given a judgment against Cbas.

H. Soiith iDj the sum of $143.33, he to pay ttite costs of the BUit and ten per cent on the money until paid. The sheriff', was bordered to give deeds to Wm. Bath and Geo. A.

Fry for the landq bought by tbena frrm tbedefanat Hamboldtj bank, time of redemptiou expired. Jess Hampton, the man who stabbed Bert'Courtt'on some time ago and who appealed bis case from the justice court, was unable to appear for trial, he having recently sustained severe injuries while handling hot metal atone of the smelters. The case was continued. The statedismissed IttJ case against J. M.

charged with rape. W. H. Bolander was griinted a judgment against C. N.

Vandeveer in the sum of $452. Ida L. Collins wasgranted a divorce from her husband, John T. Collins, become operative however, until six months. The suit of the City of lola asjalnst (-harlle Sargent was dismissed and the costs paid.

There was a goodly crowdj in the court room this morning to bear the liquor trial of Frank Harlan, i There was an aristocratic array of witnesses and tlie crowd enjoyed the! torture. Once upon a time a possum supper was given at the restaurant in connection with the and some evil genius sugfiested that beer should be served. It was done and the uames of all those who participated in the supper were given to the rand ljury and they jippeareii befofH the court today. i WE immmmninmmmmK TO IMPRESS ON YOUR I I OUR PRiCES ARE THE LOWEST. 1 iioxjshoe blackinjf 1 Lubiu's perfuilied soap.

1 card imitation tfatit open hioks and 1 tape int-asure, CO 8 pap irs of hair 1 con fast black darning cotton 1 elastic enrsHt 1 box self locking hair pins 1 Hlumniuu thimble 1 spoil iiiien black or White 1 boxi40 (ourt black 1 i )Hrrel laekii, 1 siMiOl button hole 1 paper 20 darniiijf needles 1 pins 1 met belt hook, black, gold silver 1 card (2 doz) eelebt 1 wizard hooks esea 25 goiiU white onveiopes 24 sheets good 1 pc ironing wax with handle 1 honey-comh bib 1 yd ball fringe any color l.dnzsafty pins any 1 laifie cake hoquet HOap 1 cakijt bnfctennJlk 1" cake butter roses soup 1 bottle je' black ink I hottjIeof 'rauHoi 1 suliil: hack nail Sr 1 doz liuleiieiulent Ward Caucuses. Ward caucuses for the nomination of one councilman and one member of the Board of in each ward, and for the selection of ten delegates from each ward lo attend the convention above called will be held on Wednesday evening, March 22, 1899, at 7:30 o'clock at the following places, 1st Probate Judge's oflBee; 2nd ward, at the court house: wara, inold Odd Fellows hall- 4th ward, county clet'k' office. DAVID fJwAKT, Chairman. RANK L. RAVIS Secretary.

LOCAL. Platino and glass work at reasonable rates at Prange Campbell's art rooms. Call and examine photographs at Prange Campbell's photo art west side. Go to Henderson Powell for cheap lots, nice lots and lots on the installment plan. You.

will miss a great treat if you miss Heagler Keefer's Ministrel, March 21st. Miss Priboth will display the finest line of patters ever purchased, on the 24tb and Bemembsr that the EGISTER is equipped for Diakiog any kind of special rated boobs. You can get up to date work at reasonable rates at Prange Campbell's photo art rooms. Miss Priboth's opening will be one of the grandest openings. Bemember the daises March 24 and 25.

New York Store sells 1 cake glycerine ball for Bets. To loan on lola property, $8000. Geo. A. Ward, Boom 7, Simpson building Ibla Kansas New York; Store sells 8 papers of hair pins fbrlct.

Bromoline will cure a cold while yoB sleep. No cure, no pay, 26 cents. Spencer, North Side Druggist. Bromoline; will positively cure a cold in 24 hdiurs. No cure, no pay.

Spencer, North Side Druggist. No better place for merchants and clubs to lunch than the "Our Way" restaurant. Open day and night. Dr. Ella B.

Christy has secured rooms at J. B. Youngs one block east of the Thomson Hotel where she may be tound day or night. dwtf A. E.

Wright authorizes the EG IS TBR to announce that his name will be subinitted to the Independent convention as a candidate for city assessor. Pittsburg Headlight: Mrs. Claude Garnett, and her niece ttale, of lola, are visiting in the city with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Burns. The many friends of Mr. C. L. Wotenjof lola and Miss Gertrude Wallis of LaHarpe will be surprised to learn that they were married in lola several months ago.

They have gone to housekeeping on a farm about five miles south of town. The EGISTER hastens to offer tardy congratulations. The minstrel band gaye a concert on the streets at noon and then parad ed the town in clowtl suits. small boy in town is xilow crazy to at tend the' show and the girls tried vainly to penetrate the paint and decide whether the boys were good enough looking to warrant them in attending. head hat 1 pn fancy Bheit.

1 ,50 yd spool sewing any color box taloom powder, patent top 1 honeycomb bib ami teething rine pair hose supporters with button CHteli 1 fiilding ling iron 1 doz .3 inch loop top nhfU hair pins oil feloth apnni witli two pock, eta 1 pr Hfiickingiiet sliieldH 1 yd 12 inch sht-lf oil bioih 1 yd wide dress liind- iiig any (Mjlor 1 pr, 3 inch siieais 1 slipars 1. celluloid fine comb 1 )ox shoe paste blaek and tnu 1 pr. gents silk arm hands', round 1 boitle shoe polish large box shoe blacking 1 gold plaled collar or gent pr double brisk corset steels What cts, I If hair bruali hair brush clotti brush pr rubber line'l dress sbieldH 1 gents 24 inch turkey red bad- 1 skirt 3 yds 1 rubber dressing 7 incii 1 steel dressing jnomb 6 inch 1 3 oz bottlH maiibine oil 1 paper best brass pins 1 dnz boin pin 1 cake sulphur soap' 1 cakei glycerine soap 1 car4 (30) woven initials all leijters 1 box sliver polish 1 doz inch dress 1 box swanSdown fajie powder 1 large darnings egg ivltli- handle 1 tracing wheel 1 dozen pearl buttons 1 doz kid curlers 1 box invisable hair pine 1 large size curling Iton. 1 needle box, 5 papers needles, bodkins so forth 1 yd extra wide velVeteen dress fatilng, blaok aill colors. 1 doz cliPhillo hulls 1 yd silk I rr gentw nilk 1-7 iiK'h nickel fheatH 1 doz 7 intrh long kid curlers stents Japouei fe hk'f, pilk in- itiiilH 1 box (3 cakes) Outtermilk violet snap 1 doz extra long- shoe black or brown What cts.

il 1 childs white muslin drawers, 3 tucks childt whitf) waist 1 pc wide blk velveteen dress fancy 4 yds 1 ladles bflt. kid coveted buckle 1 ladies black silk belt pins, silver buckles 1 ehilds lace cap 1 bristle hair brush 1 ladies gored belt hosesupport- ers 1 ladles white kid belts 1 ladies satin band bow 1 pir 5 y. lined bindlnfr 1 pc ft yd dress belting all colors 1 good cloth orush 1 good hrlBtle tooth brush 1 doz twine dress stays 1 pr fast black seamless ladies 1 pr fast black seamless mens 4 hose The abpve are ouly a few of the tliousands ol ive Jiave on sale. I Our stock of goods Is now coinplete SHOES, HATS, CAPS, MEN'S FIJENISHING GOODS. Easter Ties for Gentlemen, now ifi I NEW J.

A. ANDERSON A First-class HERCHANT TAILOR, has decided to locate in Ida, and has rented the Second Building South of Hart's livery barn. He satisfaction in every particular. NEW GOODS from the East. Will open for Pianos, Orgaiis and Sewing Prices to suit everybody.

VACANT CITY PROPERTY. All goods named will be on the Installment Plan. OFFICE In lOLA PL'RNlTUliE No. 15 East nadlson. A.W.

Kansas. and Painting are here. We have all grades Paint, ijTf large or small Quantity as you Paint and Varnish Brushes sets. uriwaHd. mm West Sfiare OR.

OUR CRYSTAL for the season '99 will be delivered from our own wagons after the I St April. All orders left at the factory or at Grocery, Brigham's Grocery lola Cash Grocery, will be-promptly de- livered. Until regular deliveries are I made Mr. Toby will i look after them. YOU CAN PATENT invent orlmprovi; also get CAVEAT JlfAOE-MftRK.

COPYRIGHT or DESlSN FtROTECTION. Send model, sketch, or photo, for free examtnatton and Patent Lawyers. WASHINGTON. Is what yrju always get here, give ytfa both, good quality and gooa quantity, not a custof Qcr one trial, will be plesjsed we are sure you The lOLA CASH MEAT ftlARKET )ps. Saner Sttinmap, Props.

Santa B'e Route. Hutchinson State Encampment G. A. Sons of Veterans, Woman's relief corps, Lailles of the G.A.K. and Societies.

One fare for the round tiip. Tickets ou sale April kl to 27 inQluslve. dw. M. JilDalB, Agent.

PEPSI CURSSr INOIOeSTIQM. you are give us.