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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
AN AWFUL TRAGEDY.

A Mother Cuts the ThrOats Of Her Three
Daughters and Kills Herself With the
Same Knife.
WHEELING, W. Va, May ia terri
BILE murder and suicide occurred Monday
night in Lincoln County, this State, and
was reported here yesterday. Mrs. Mar
garet Donnan, widow, became crazed
from religious fanaticism, and said she
had been called OH by the Lord to sacri-
flee the lives of herself and three children
to satisfy Divine wrath. Early in the
evening she FRUSTRATED herself upon her
knees and after spending several hours in
wild rawlings, arose, and arming herself
with large sharp carving knife made
her way to the room occupied by her
three daughters, agei ten, twelve and
fifteen years. The woman cut the throats
of each child, and then plunged tie reek-
ing blade deep into her own heart. The
bodies were discovered yesterday by
ncighborS, who state that the room was
SO despatched with blood Is to greatly
resemble Il siau=hter-house.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
Fatal Eire.

AKRON, O., May ia disastrous fire,
broke out this morning just outside the res
idence part of the town. Four persons per.
ished in the flames. Many were injured,
1t is reported that many Of the employees of
a large factory were dangerously hurt. At
this writing i: is impossible to give exact
details.
AKRON, O., May 19.-The FIRE started in
the house OF Mrs. Mooney, three miles aorth
Of here at midnight. -Four children, aged
twelve nine, six and four years, were
burned TO death. Mrs. Mooney and her
brother, Lawrence, were probably fatally
burned in trying 10 save the children. The
fire then spread to neighbor;ng factory.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28

COLUMBUS, O., May 1s.-Fire last
night broke out in the stage scenery in
the theater ut Westerville, this county,
while the company were playing "Uncle
Toms Cabin" panic among the audi
ence ensued. The list of injured and
burned is as follows: c. ii. Matthews,
VIM. Knox, wife and child; Mrs. W. A
Harry; Willie Frazier; \. j. Delameter;
Walter Asher; Ada Marley; Mrs.
Adams, an actress, and L. ChouSe. Harry
Evans is injured fatally. The fire was
extinguished with comparatively smaD
loss to the building.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
KANSAS RAILROADS.


Tho Total Mileage and Assessed Valuation
"A Marked Increase.
The State Board OF Railroad Assessors
has completed its work, and increased the
assessed valuation OF the railroads within
Kansas sl,977,775. The increase In mile
age is given up to date of assessment, March
I, being 3l5 miles. Since that date there
hive been nearly as many more miles added.
The following detailed statement shows the
value of all the roads and their stock:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
THE SOUTH.

IL Lincoln County, W. Va, recently, a
widow named Donegan, crazed by religious
excitement, murdered her three daughters
with carving knife.
ANTONIO VALDEZ, quarry superin.en-
dent near Lampasas, Tex, was killed while
blasting under cliff recently.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28

One of the curiosities of light and
heat Is the fac: that rays of the sun
should pass through Il cake of ice with
out melting it at all, as is the case
when the thermometer stands little
above zero. That the rays OF heat
actually penetrate the ice is shown by
the fact that u lens of Ice may be used
for setting fire to infiammable sub
stances. CHICAGO Herald,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
Two New York imitation English

men thought it good joke to 60
through the streets early in the morn
ing tipping over ash-barrels, just as
they do in London, you know. Justice
Duffy remarked when they were
brought before him that such London
fashions were too expensive in city
which paid two million dollars yearly
for cleaning streets. and fined the two
Anglo-m:niacs five dollars and costs
each.--N. \. Tribune.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
"All the world was SINK in Clo

-'AlI the world was sunk in gloom
TN gradually rayonnant heralding
halo OF pallid and lustrous green,
appeared above the deeply purple sum-
mits; in its midst the yellow moon
slowly revealed itself. and with IA visi-
bic tremUlousness rose soiemnly into
the ascendancy of the night" That
is the way lady novelist has of telling
her readers that it is moonlight.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
THE LATKST

CLEARING mousse returns Tor week ended
May p showed an aveage increase of III.
In New York the increase was So
AMERICAN securities were quoted in de-
mand on the London exchange during the
week ended May -. In Berlin negotia-
tions for the conversion of an old Russian
loan gave tone to the money market. Eu-
ropean bourses were generally depressed.
DoN CARLOS, the Spanish pretender, has
published a manifesto repudiating the in
FAINT son Of Queen Christina, as the rightful
successor to the throne of Spain.
The Spanish Government proposes to
sell about $4,000, 600 worth of the crown
lands and forests to defray expenses in
the army and navy.
A CIRCUS train collided with a passenger
coach at Attleboro. Mass, recently.
AUGUST BONN BAKER and son were
drowned at Petersburg, W. Va, recently
INTERMITTENT fighting between Greeks
and Turks took place ON the sd. Many
were wounded. A truce was agreed to
and an interview arranged between the
commanders.
explosion in Chicago will be manned for
life.
A NEW railroad, it is reported, i. to be
built from Chicago to New York BY En-
glish capitalists, to be known as the Mid
land.
). X. WALTON, one Of the wealthiest men
in Union County, was found dead in his
barn at Anna, ILL.,, the other morning shot
through the head. 1t was supposed to be
the work of tramps.
The steamer Dean Adams was burned at
Memphis recently. The boat cost $4,000.
The cargo was DESTROYED.
ARMOUR q Co., Swift e. Co., George Il.
Hammond & Co., N. <. Fairbank & Co. and
Samuel WilertOn, manufacturers of oleo-
margarine and butterine, have made pro-
test against the report of the Committee
on Agriculture, claiming that it is unfair
and asserting that their products are pure
and in no way deleterious to health. In
support OF this they quote the certificates
OF the Illinois State Board of Health.
The annual demonstration was held in
Paris on the I'D at the graves of the COM
munists buried in the Pere la Chaise ceme-
terry. No disorder occurred.
PROF. LEOPOLD. VoN RANKE. the historian,
died in Berlin May 3.
The Senate was not in session on the ed
The House was in Committee on the Whole
on the Dunn Free Ship bill.
The Telephone Investigating Committee
closed its inquiry on the I'D. Prof. Alex.
der Graham Bell says there is not parti.
Gle OF truth in the story that he paid to z.
Fink Wilbur while he (Wilbur) was exami.
ner in the Patent Office the sum of 500 for
contained in the caveat OF
Prof Elisha Gray.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
THE EAST.

The other night at Port Dickerson, ON
the Syracuse g. Binghampton division of
the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
railroad. two sections of train with Fore
pauSh's circus on board met with an acct
dent which resulted in the serious injury of
seven men and the destruction of circus
property.
CHARLES H REED, the chief counsel for
Charles J. Guiteau. the assassin of Presi-
dent Garfield, was arrested in New York
recently charged by Campbell e. Co. with
the embezzlement of ST. 800.
IT was recently alleged that James G.
Blaine was q member of the Knights of La
Dor.
ALL the taiiors in Pittsburgh, Pa, struck
on the 18th for an advance of wages. About
200 men were idle.
ONLY two of SIX men who were on the
cat boat which capsized Off Coney Island
recently We're drowned. The others were
picked up by yacht.
The board of police commissioners of
Boston have ordered the closing Of barber
shops on Sundays hereafter.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
sOrty-hve German Traders Murdered by
Natives OF the Gold Coast.

Natives OF the Gold Coast.
LONDON, May Dispatches from Cape
Coast Castle, the capital of the Gold Coast,
West Africa. say that . conflict is proceed.
ing between the Becquahs and Adansis, two
native tribes. and that in consequence the
roads are blocked and all trade with the in.
terror is temporarily stopped. The Bee.
quahs recently captured fOrty-five German
traders and killed them all by the most llor.
riulc tOrtureS and mutiiatiOns,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28
Name Of Railroad.
AtchisOn Union Depot and
railroad Company.
Ass.L lam Tns,x.k a 4. On ., n

Aichison Union Depot and Il.
railroad Company $3.50. 13$
Atchisou. Topeka 4 Santa .,
Atchison & Nebraska... T.24
AtcuisOn, Colorado T. Pa
cibc-Inu n line ........ lOs.Wl
Atchison. Colorado l. Pa
c.hc-W ashingtOn br'h.. 100
AtcbisOn. Colorado & Pal
citic-Republican Val
ley branch. :. ...:..-... 3l.OOE
AtchisGIl, Colorado l. Pa
ciiic-Lenora branch. N.G6I
Atciiison. Colorado & Pa
citic-South Solomon br q
Atkinson. Jewell County
Il Western-Jcwcil br h. S.2!
Blue Valley. 16.6O,
Burlington. Kansas Il
Southwestern. .. :. 6!.s3
Central Branch Union Pa
ciiic .......... 100 COL
Chicago, Nebraska 4 Kan
Chicago. Rock Island 4
Fort Leavenworth. -. 1.s0
Florence. EldOradO & Wal
nut Valley ...,.......-. 5j.59l
Fort Scott. Southeastern
"emPus' .------''''''' .
Harper L. Western ...... A,9l
Independence 4 South
western ..............--.. 49,:
Joplin: -. .-............ EM
Joplin n Galena. .:...::.- 2.oo
junction City u Fort
kcnrney: ....::...-...:l c'-'4' .
Kansas CITY, Clinton u ..I
Springheld. .-.......-.... So.Ia J
Kansas southern. ..-....- SsS
Kansas City Enipora... h.i5
kanSas division Union fa ..o 4,
'ue ;.....--..--- ~. ~. l.,
Kansas central ..:........ nSv.
kaiisaS Y Missouri. ...... ls.A'
Kansas City, Fort Scott y ,-, .,
Gulf: .-......-, :...., =. ia...0 IL
NJ Empor;a y southeril 'o.i'
NunS"s NiS' AopSN" e.-- q
western. .-..--.- V1.'s
Kansas City ~ southwest
ern. ;..-....... d.. Z
Leavenworlh. Topeka 4 .J .
southwestern. ......... 500
Leavenworth branch KAN
sas division OF Union ~
Pscihc. .....c;:. oVo
"hcn P"-S, N""S"S " WV An -ol ,
RADIO. :. ............ 49,a y
Marion McPherson 80. 9s.2i
Manhattan, Alma Il bur-
n2amc- bti
Marysviiie \ Biue Nailey- I
n ssouri Pacitic-Atchi-
N;s"nrr; e'I p.c;a.: Nch.
49,, ,.ns;nn aug, q
u;s"n,,r; p.n;an"E.ns.s
$3.50, E.us.s :, Tox.s,
o.a,c S;,,;s;n, ~,
,,;. ~ !. ;r..s
"'sS N.,;'. M, nah="S IVAN" -o,c O
Ni .,',.;.,;o'. ,.c nj =
NEWS, H.,.;s ~ E.,,H c.i
.n. g :u"o w" N""'' A., na o
1 ,,u,,, q nu Wt,l.' III,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28


ton is in close pursuit of the Indians, who
mi mountains.
CONGRESSMAN SPRINGER, of the Thir-
teenth Illinois district, has been renominat-
ed by reclamation.
The court of Impeachment to try Auditor
Brown met at Des Moines. Iowa, on the
GOTH Colonel Keatley opened the prose-
cution on the part of the House.
Rev. E. r. HENDRIX. president Of Central
College, Fayette. No.. who has been elected
Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. will make Kansas City his home.
A CYCLONE recently struck Blackfoot,
Idaho, entirely demolishing the Union Pa
inside at the time who fed to the pits.
barely escaping. Several were injured.
AS THE result of inspections recently in
various stores in Chicago. a suit has been
begun by the health department against
the dry goods firm of Mandel Bros for VIC
.ation of the ordinance which provides
that seats must be provided for females
employed in mercantile and manufacture
ing establishments.
IL San Bots County, Cboctaw Nation.
the other night, residents emptied the jail:
the worst criminals were badly fiogged be-
fore being set free.
A FREIGHT and passenger train coi,ided
on the bridge over the Cimarron river at
Springer N. NJ, recently. Several pas
sengers were shaken up and two stock cars
wrecked.
LOYAL l.. SMITH. who failed and fed from
Omaha, has confessed judgment for s125,-
600 in favor of Chicago parties
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-05-28

I Assessed
Mfies.l Valuation.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-07
GENERAL ROSS.

il mas loEg ago been anrarent that the
nomuati0n Of Jirn. Ross. no less han the
ofher gentlemen ON the deTnOorntiC ticket,
intending Wheeler. Hogg, Hail. McGall.
Cooper and III the rest, has been more
waruiv received by the democracy Of tie
state md lie people Jt-targe. thmauy
ticket ever put furth by the Texas de-
mneracv Tie iclset loaded 1v Coke in
IRT4 aruused that enthusiasm born of he
Dissemination "a overthrow renubiican-
Isin theu desnoiiina and ruining the
state Aut the uams of Gen. Ross inspires
among the peopiethat feeiug Of esteem.
aud respect winch belongs -og man Who
eacad death ON a hundred bHttle
ieids IN defense Of the hUInes
aud property OF Texas aun the south.
WHEN = tgeat aud terrible war was waged
against us: when u million 1t men stood
IN battle urav against IL, Il man whn never
1uaiieti during All tliat fearful aud binody
sivunre IN which our section eventually
went down!
BIT II 8 not alone On account at mem
cries ike Theses which cluster around the
uame Of Gen. Ross that We. rs democrats.
suupOrt mm for The highest nilca IN the
lift at the penuin Of Texas. Brnm all We
know of Gen. Russ--his past reSard m
The leaiaative cnmrils at payis and his
late, ntterauces N tlie canvass the demo.
1ratir caudidHte for Inver1nr ct peyas
will if siected, mike Il safe, cnussrra-
ave chirf magistrates, vino will
duly cansiue, uld treat all interests with
consideration nd usiica So far as IN him
lies. lte - pledged -n the plIumpies lud
nnires ,uuucinted N tiie dem0cratlc
Dlmf,un put forth at Galveston, and On
whi,di ne was nominated. 1T is IN these
prnc,pes md policies Cen. Ross oomes
hefnra ne 1enpe at ray,u ls 1 aandidate
for rheir vHtas. l is On these prnUptes
aud pnlicjes tjtat va suppnr; iim. Wa
heiev, te will ud ought 10 ,ntl. up 4uch
A maiurtr as Navls newer aiw he
fora Wa anuddentY mGmpara laRaGN
tius year.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-07
ruBignBADs IN DANGER.

A recent Washington dispatch an
uounces that President Gleveiand-is very
wroih against those democratic officers
chiefly postofics aud internal revenue, in
Louisiana aud Texas VINO have taken an
active part in politics since their appOint-
meut. II ia further stated that among
those against whom the presidents wrath
has arisen. are some Texas oiiice-holdsrs,
who arc e1ertiug themselves Tor senator
Naxs,'s reaelectinn. There ia no dOubt
.hat some Of our Texas oi:ice holders
have made themselves more busy IN poll
ties than gas cousouait with the declared
policy OF Mr.. Cleveaud'7 administration
They have done sowitl their eyes omen
aud IN the face Of tie presidents plain
deulncisti6n Of. Offensive psrtisanship.'
II cannot bs denied rhat those demo.
cratic Officials WHO have 7nfered hem
selves Ia. become Offensive p8rtisaus'
have made bluuder.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-07
uoRu aourrnn RAILROAD

rau nenple OF Biuutt, LsrnpaSas,
Gainesville aud Waco arc a1ult Is far as
Tic -ailruad connection between 3uruet
uid intes,ile Is csurerucd. AL OF these
phases have 1asSed resolutions showing
lie irnuOrtFucs- OF the connection. aud
Bnruet and bsmuasas nave shown sub
,iautimv. theiriuteut, by giving literally
10 lie enterprise. Waco really reaps 40
considerable advantages by Is cnnsiruc.
ian. but with q smrt Dt commentaries
enterprises, It's business mon 5ay they will
la -heir part towordthe contamination nt
dis -oad. Now > he time tur Austin 10
nut m stroke. Rr auactive effort On ler
part, IA materially 1eip this scheme, Il
viii plhca her citizens N position
10 have 4 sax IN tle matter, We cauunt
inul. siiare IL Austin viii CONS Tor
vatd now wilha BONUS ar viii ,nbscrJhs
f,u ,iul; IN dis road, size eau appont
ner eva committees "a be seiec;edby thnse
Who live lie mnupv ~ see, ~ ts proper
rppticaiou.
II Buziet suit Austin will nn.uperate,
sunng., stacl; vii bs ta;cu. together with
thp bntus from different nlitcas. ~ bu,d
tjns roati Ruuet uoue can rlise more
Anu lmt at thu sim repuite "a Gyade,
tie, h,idue nd ron the Nycutl' live niles
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-07
ONE on THE REASONS

The question has been asked again and
aznirl durinc;- the present carTnsss what
has Mr.. Samuel Bell Aiaxeyg done since he
has been in. the limited States senate 10.
recommend him for reelection toothat
Officer We give the following Us one Of
the things ne has uotdoHs:
Let the voters OF eastern Texns insist
upnI the return OF Hon. ). B. NaKeyI 70
the United States ,enate. DHI deep 7ntef
interest WANTS no change. Colosee MaEey
ia 10 retire true and influential friend
Orange Tribune.
Maxev has been in the senate twelve
wears. Win he Tribune say lust row
mich deep water" mis- influence has
rot FOR eastern Texas q that t1Insa b.
HoHstUH Age.
Which hows hat it is not sornuch what
man has done rs what he has eat. IN
done, when. be had the opportunity that
should he weighed III The balance.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-07
! r@xspoRsNr sR,oo

~ a ass caf ae 5eaccat to-day
sad 4 tspa6is0o, tomorrow. o. v,a5 X
isaaseei9 a,esae' "a independent Is a
aNsa csa o,sly seibax "a 4 5srtg 80 lasS a.
Il ceeSs Ask Ssisests az psuGsrs 20 ais
WISHES saen pe'sY orEe,izs5ioa ns5x,,c az
wei ec,Ms "a an ass, 81 AZ NsiHeG ~
ths friends a. a tcupls a. ia
6ermGeas @ssd5d8ses ia saIs tcgaey.
taelf democracy is seia salyN rssciassls
wsss tasis saiaes sbPee' o. sas rssuais-
ess sieSee wsise shey sccepse6 sas sspuo-
Hcss sogsiaasiea, pissss f,yes toa.asrt vi5s
FsrsSiiesns asa sra s6isz taeit leosi 9sss
fof tas tossl overthrow o. tss sbeSet pos
ag By sss Gerse@esit psttg q Ttesss
6osasY is tass Is democracy -<ser W
wshs Sons o. a. We fsa n sse SOW sasse
Eta ess b. saao@sss saG gtt sfs foss5
IA tss fSsks az tss tttuos3ests
szstisz against GS ssraoerssst
psstg, 4 x q esrloss sort d Democracy
Ess Is X VOC ssis TIE ysopss q sass
eoSsty esEaos IA esszss b. ssea ifsas-
ySFsHs stes, SD VII, scc~rGiaz 70 tas
sizss sAst sfs SOW svpsfsas tsfouz.oa'
ne 00aasy, SIS aers sgez ~ eAssrs iat.s-
bsssSs.s ooart kosse my sloEz wits its
gSSicsl kEits. fsaspsEa<Esisns sEG ~.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-07

Wa present IA ou,' raaders thjs unmljup
m auo,her niyuuu AZ rn, STATESMAN ry0
circular mjrs H.au 5he ,,uu0uau af tha
ie,,,ncatjc svacutNe Wmnlttee,. phesr
,i,gml,u., call espeuu t;teutou - points
il, the pr'seut c1urass, stats iuG cGuurr.
which il behoores every temocray who II
Interested M me successes of the party ~
observe rhero - no doubt 5ha, a teei'uT
% condolences born Of past successes c7,.
cngased 10 v,use luj,ewa'cuuess, has sprung
no m Vu'suu seotiops, 1ud everY teu0cr2U
shouId arefullY appip tbe suhstaace OF
t,ese rymhes 70 ns owl t"lous
,ud posiuou 1,l,t sse il Ne IL not v1ouiag
il, s,uue ~ beu, Tina 11esuop -.lau
,hould sc oslyed "a NOT, 'raO wa VIM sut
.''vhau e,a va "a, ia biace ti,e iemccr3jc
,prsy on , s,fe, urn' imudaJcu se
v,us,, s,e la,-r Vn rna a naDw0t9 ~
thcus,mds, az tuudyeds OF aacuslGds 'tr
-hay ua;t,1, i,es NOT syoust 5,Y qua t,r
4 frl,ra Is q, hjs iity. Ha a'ves .-t'sr,
"a ana 1ayfr. oa t,s followed ,,s Rag. t1G
ne ,hould upport ID "a sle best at tIs
a.,l;yg. SecVud, be nwss "a 70 li,Nesif..
Wv, q, ~ a3rciar , st,5s ssecu.l,e ce,u-
p;vtse. IL ID ia not far aae purrcse IF en-.
x,a;znq Why So va tspc,la ,nua-y
Vuaes,tses IL "a R:t s;r
ana eur3cse of ~-aper, my 20
via ,tccess s,- e,s pe'-q WaulG 5,e
i,pscc.9yic asrtg sJalgisY iyseas by sp-
,cusyiux rs aesc s,ep 70 1o5 on stsse
o;ua5Y sua,u5te L il weres atc re- 1,5u
tr eiau,s,xs str ess,s AID s,ts sel, tte
ssrsY rbe eertY ia a'e sJa5e IS psas
y, % .Js ,sp~eseucsslpss il, t,e plpaeiss
,aS IL tses, laetsr 30 A.r ststeis r,--Y
,~iso ,iss +, t,eir @cse aiau5s app5n'-
sa,., a,su Cd .,a aor "a. 70 a3,s is sfst-
On Ae tsraq a. Lt.z, The tcnacies
ssSa6 q, sse seps rsias.,es re- cta s-ats rs
q,s saasr Ga 70 #,s CN5et Sr3tss. rte
,aaaeiss Rows, sae ,t-eriss efs,s s-sss sal-
aca, system, Rad ear s.ssass 8; sas sara
a. has ia s,rst- o. H,s l,ts.
Va aastsr s,es, t,gv sr.s a. ia1.'.,.-:3
..@aaa 3 a-,9 fest as:st 81 sc5y "a
sac ea,sg Al ss-zs sea a.,s sesrs IS 50 .ss-
eTsct.os. is s,vags As ts1sa sIs he
zlas 4. s.s ss&a tsas osa t,sss .e'ed;
AZ egsces as pa,.ess q .,s sea.s e..
Gstzs ls ia sssssss 70 say saat po4s.ts "a
ROT ov5 szs.s * sac .o--tg .4sess
Tssss lst.sr sfs see tssas&sasa FOR ere
vAo.s parry fsa ~ ssrs.o.s "a ss9 t2a'
taets sc 20 po3tits - tas stsse ossess
sEs tsss IL tss sstioss. bfscss, a. tssri
ere 10 yeatses So t.s c.Sss s5f vaisr
tss psssg Vas sts: organized, Is IS sat
iittls spsek il tas spp.s Nasea s50'Sil
spreads ssG sEs.sy foss tas vaoss.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-07
COULDN'T GEAR I'll I6I MFR.

Al Increasing tsCusr --cu III +-l1 y. "a gsiiss-
'II-'t-T,l-1lt.-u- - -pALN EIIEer dGm--
trum --al---r q --I1IzIi.r Il,i A desire co se1-
air -rll-s. we'd I-L,,-T TI.ESa ms sacrament
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-07

Whenever herd 0t cnHuie N the north
r4rs SICK. InG iile local va 1arluarY guucks
ton Know witt Ls the nd5Gar wlGil Them
il II SET ,tUwu Is IT 4z,;Is tsvgr-' The herd
II HGuuCr,ee. Ills. 1la1 i few weeks ago
we're sald To lie dying CT EaZns fever are
now known TO have 2eeu suffering frUm
the IN pure wassr llud they we're rIHen TO
think. Texas t4var. ilfa cnarIrY- c0vsrEnh
L muLUlmIde OF SINS. anu. unlike cnarIry, III
GUvgrs. Il muiUlrTICie OF fools md Ears.-
Fort WORTH 5rack .l0urnul.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-07

The t8lGwlng d.Er1ces cnucern1nlr w'Isrea
III Strengthening ara Of general mheras5-
Tie 4UGuacn mt M CCu1anIs N Il pilE
amounts 60 III per ceu1 OF tile wtlllz
ygIEtlG ct the animal. while n sleeP II ~
-, per Ian1. I-IIt u Ga5Uie III "a ger CENT
OF the anll,a veIlClt. bur the an1Ira Ll1as-
Gnes Illt 51eIr cuuIanhs ira ErsHnasd u
the PL,E,. teInr "a ger CENT To i,e per GEM
n sheep mt 2't Ger cent IN c,I1uLls.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-07

FINANCIAL q CoMNrzac IA-

AUSTIN, cc:ursr Tile condition ut .ae .nads
upiuil u!aiu became lOnd, ind al ;,nds ~ y,iIls'
lnr.at;W raguliu' Jud effective, lie commercial
situation ils mururad lhe wholesale rate q
hatier nIn 1ul mRiuess g N hlll lisI. Vie
re,,a il- lnndR aatllc "a icire Nhe same nay
Va s,i,t NJ 1uytvua. rhPre IN rtire teinand
ayr wont, -,,e tecaipts n which, lowever, lave
iRpn upagya
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-10-07
COTTON grTr8Es.

Nlw vlnE. la1un-r &c T.. 5neaue u Coz.
rnnnrr IN rIrtm Itures SAWS
Lreg1uni luliul ufur,J encouragement Iupeft
tur a 5Iu,lIpr unloading nj ''unl ratm uni
DiAca. with siGes -'"attinG 4ume ~ i POINTS. II
lha!inp. EowavaTr 4 'aenrnI7' Drra, girheI, nurs
genera. ant pt.up,t, nu while -aact:uu IN while
vas dil.tlr me tusa =iluya.t / ifeWuer ludertJne.