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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13
CORPORATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE 1gfH
IN day Of October, 1885. application was mAda
to the Board of Public Works, by Frank L. Clark
and others, for the
Improvement OF Vreeland Street,
between Grand street and Bay View avenue, in TIA
following manner. including all intersections: La
have the street to the full width thereof graded to
the established grace. by excavating filing the
same to the established grade; to havenew 20inch
curb set both sides thereof to have the present
curb reset ard new 20-inch curb set whore necea-
sary; to have new bluestnne tagging. feet wide
laid each Sidewalk: TO have the present hsegina
releid, and new aaag NJ laid where lecessary; TO
have new bridsestone crosswalks laid ard 10 h4 e
the present bridgestone closswalka relAid ami Lew
bTtagestone laid where necessary, and all other
work done that may be necessary to provide for
the flow OF surface water and complete the fne-
proyeznent in good and substantial manner
Nosice is also given that on the 18th day ~
May. 1885. the Commissioners II Assessment dleA
with the Board Of Public Works their preliminary
sketch showing what property will D obGbly be
assessed and the probable amount Of benefit b
each lot or parcel Of land. also the probable
amount of assessment per foot of frontage for The
70 public inspection in the once CT the Clerk &c
the Board of Public works.
And notice IL also given that the following streets
or avenues are included in said assessment.
vREELAND STREET. from Gland street to bay
BAY VIEW AVENUE. from point AIS feet south
Of Treeiand street 10 point 400 feet north Of vrsa
land street.
WILKINSON AVENUE. from a pcin. $50 fsat
south Of Vreelsnd street to point as feet nortk
USIos STREET. from vreeiand street. 1866 fsst
northerly.
And that the
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-06-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.



between South and North streets in accordance
with plans and specifications ale in the o1ioe Of
the Chief Engineer, at the corner of Jersey
avenue and Mercer street where blank forms AZ
bid and agreement of surety must be obtained
ESTIMATE QUANTITIES:
About 2 600 cubic yards earth excavation.
About 100 cubic yards rocb excavation.
About 200 cubic yards earth Killing.
About 700 cubic yards sand gravel filing
About 9, 800 squars yards stone paving
About 1880 lineal feet new curbstone
About 200 square feet new bridgestone.
About 30 square yards repaving.
About 100 lineal fest reset curbr4one.
About 50 square feet re-lStd brideessone.
About 100 square feet re-lsid tagging
About 60 lineal feet re-lAid cribbing.
About Manhsles brought to grade
About receiving basins n be rebuilt.
Time fer completion, - working days.
The making Of the above Improvement and
the remonstfance Of the owners Of the property
therefor.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes
endorsed Proposals for the Improvement of New
York avenue, between North and South street1,
and directed to John Schweiler Chalrl
man OF Committee OF Streets and Sewers, and
handed to the Clerk OF the Board in open meeting
when called for In the order of business relating
to sealed proposals.
No city official will be received as surety.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or ali
bids il deemed for the best interest Of the city
TO do
BY order Of the Board of Public works
THOMAS JACOB, CLERK.
Dated jersey City June 10. 1886 juls-2
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lin. aautidanf a, ,,erpauet,

gssafis Sss msaSifss zI w,aaeas FL nS bod
iperben feife unb fiifiiae slrsneien, tuelde bcs
Hebel. DbSpepfie, baS fie beieitisem foner, nur
berl@rimmern, in ber 0tasen sebra6t, beren
8effan6tbeile unbereinbar iinb, unb Sic feline
demifde Mebnli@feit nit einanber babe1. Simb
biefe fosemannten SeiImittsI Isid5ter besbaaiidj
ais aautf@uf? enti@ieben nidt. Sofet>
ter'S Masenbitteres bagegen, cine cir.
fade Mebi3in, barmoniid in leiner 8ufammens
iesuns urb iid5 Iei@t in gtabrnnssfaft berpaa.
6einb, 1T ipirffam unb eraieIt entf9iebene rnb
f4neu pabrnebmbare Birfunseu; neil es elm
bernanftiges, Dem Masea angepaBtes geiImitteI
lift. gS 1T elm Gtdrfuugsm,ttel i'm ipabren
Sinne bes @ortes, neil es bic @eseImdsiafeit
Der 8erbauuns f6rbert Go il nidt bic ae.
lrinsfte ber @Obltbaten, bic es ertpeif, baS cs
ben S@cben, ben i6le@tsetpdblte SeiImittcl
anri9ten, inieber gut nladt. gs 1T sIeid
'pertbuo9 fiir 1lnberbaulidieit, Sartleibigfeit,
malarii@e araatbeitsn, Rbsamatismus nuo
Hierenleiben.
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Gin MRiuipu6r.

Nne meine gefunbbeit unb fogar
ntein 2eben babe i'd, tpie i'd bebaupten
bart, 9 m mons 2iper &eg IT.
| ator + 5ll Derbanfen. m69te meis
men Intbeil an iener glr5nei ni6t fir
81, 900, 900 pertaufen. - %. $. Wils
fon.-8ecturer, GIa.-@tate Grange.
MiIiouen bon uns iin6 galIig.-Wir
finb cine gallige &afe. Die 6dIfte
fommt gallig auf bic Melt, nit elmer
Inlage 5ur Dnspepiie. = Das beffbes
tannte Wittel gegea @auigteit umb Nerz
bauungsf6md9e 1T g imm ms 8 Is
Der sc egulator.-gs bat bic 3eits
probe befanben.
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Sn Mifiautee in Mi@isan bielt
elm neugebadener Griebensri9ter Bel
BEN erften Galle, ber bor inn perban.
belt tDurbe, folgenbe geIungene anreoe
an Die @ef@mnrenen: pMeine 6erren
Gef9worenenl @ef9morene 3u i1ftrui.
ren, 1T Elm tleues 9ing fit mid, oenn
bies 1T nlein erifer Gall. sic baben
alles 3eusniB geb6rt, 10 gut tpfe i6,
unb Sic baben aud geb6rt, mas BET
Mnwalt bes 2Idgers gefagt bat. Wenn
Sic Tim glauben, tpir6 .Sbr @pruh au
Gunffen beg 2ldsers ieia. Wenn sic
aber elauben, mas Der Gntpalt besWers
ttlaateu geiast bat, tpirb Sbr Wabr.
1prub 5l 9unffen bes 8erfIaaten fein.
Wenn es S9nen aber gebt, tpie mir,
unb Sic tpeber benz @inen nod benz
Mnbern gIauben, pin i1 berb t
fein, tpenn iG tpeiB, mas tie tbun tper.
ben. So-unb nun, &on1tabler, aeb.
men sic bic SurDi"
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= Gin abbe gafanopa, Elm Mlter,
tbumsforf9er auf 6er Sniel &orfita,
bat Yaptere gefun6en, aus benen bers
norgeben foll, baB @briitopb @olums
bus in @albi auf 2orlita geborem tpar
unb mad @enua auswan6erte. prds
fbent @rebp bat bic Dotumente ftus
Dirt unb. bon ibrer Ri9tigfeit iibers
aeugt. bic 8eb6rben bon Galpi ermG9,
tigt, bas 400idbrige SubiIdum Der gnt,
bedung @merifa's oils einen officieuen
Telertag su begeben. Die gintpobner
BON @alpi werben an, %. Mai lnter
groBen Geitli9teiten cine GebdatniBtas
tel am Geburtsbauie bes Columbus
Qnbriuqen.
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- Sn Wtapbee in Wi@isan tam elm
tleinesS9ulmdo@en, Wiinnie S9marb,
auf eigentblmli6e @eiie ums 2eben.
Sic bate ibre 8ii9er in Der @9ule
bergefen, unb tebrte am Na9mittag
gum 96ulbauie auriid, um bieielben
au bolen. 90 iie Die Sbar peri9lofien
fanb, i6ob fie elm Geniter in bic 06be
unb Deriu@te binbur6autlettern, ais
bas Genifer berunterfiel unb ibr ben
9als einflemmte. am nd9ften Morgen
fanb man iie toot.
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91ifiemfdaftltd,e Observation-Disclosures.

Sn Dubuque, Soma, merben iebt
gWlheni ni9aftli6e @ohenbldtter fiir bic
@ebil6eten aaer @tdnbe" berausgege=
ben, bic nod ben bisber borliegen6en
9eften re9t I6tbares gu leilten bers
1pre9en. Die rWo6enbldtter" fellen
lt9 bic Iufgabe, MaittbeiIungen nber
oas Ne1eite, Wi6tisite unb Satereifan.
tette aus bem geiamn1ten Gebiete 6es
Wihens gu brin3en unb 3tpar in m6g>
liebtt fnapper uno sebrdngter Sorm.
Der geoiegenen 3eitf6rift, tpeI9e BEL
@br. S9mibt & 60. in Dubuque erz
f6eint, 1T BON 9er3en ter be fte unb
oauernbfe @rfolg at tpHnf@en.
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= Sn Nsartinspille, ga., fanb ein
gefe6t auf Der 6ffentli6en StraBe fatt,
bas burG einen G9mdbartitel nerurs
ia9t tpurbe, ben elm getpifer Spencer
gegen einen Mbbotaten ber6ffentli9t
bate. Sie Jreunbe bes 9ebtern ergHf.
Ten Partei fiir i'm unb sriffen Spencer
an, behen Greunbe sleidfals sur Steae
iparen. Sas &eiultat bes Samples
tparen ein SoDter unS z 8ermunbete.
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= @ef@eibter. Sunser Weann:
~9err Sottor, ratben Sic mir. Mein
ret@er Ontel ift seftorben unb bat mir
tetnen @roi@en binterlaKen. Rann i'd
bag Seitament oife9ten2"
Monotat: nWifIen Sic mas, fe@ten
sic lieber bic Grben anl"
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GtmIab u II a
aur Betbeilisung am /. 0ertretertag
bes Ration allen beutf1 anerifa.
nif6en @9ulbereins.

9lm IL. bs. Sabres tpirb es elm sSabr,
felt our9griinouug BET Srtsgruppe gbiz
eago BET erfte 59ritt sur Btlbung ei,
nes nationalen 8erbanbs
getban, tueltber fi@ Bic grb a l.
|tnng unb YfIege Der beuts
f9eH Spra6e unb Mrt in
Nmerita our Nufsabe gefeat bat.
gs 1T nun an Der 3eit uno our9 bas
borldufig geIten6e @tatut bes 8ereins
borgef9rieben: benielben eine enbghI.
tige unb fefte Organization slt geben
unb gu erp6gen, tpie bur6 Elm einiges
unb treues 3uiammenrpirfen bic ges
ftedten 3iele fider au errei6en iimb.
SemgendB ergebt an ale Srtsgrup,
ben, iotpie an bic benz Scat. bsa.
S9ulbereine beigetretenen 0ereine unb
an 6efen Gbren= llno ausmdrtige Mits
glie6er, bic @inlabung, it9 re9t aabl'
reid an benz, bonn @entralboritanbe:
auf ben 10. unb 20. Suli bis. Sabres
na6 @bicago, Sqs.,
angeiebten 8ertretertag au betbeiligen.
Sn's 8efnnbere perben au9 ale
,n.r%a svIS Ak u..al9alssS sns,;aM 81; Susu..s'M.
iy..ars Ts.I ~ Ipso'sa p!s ao.Sra1ua'g 9ap
len unb 2inbergdrten gu ibrett Mufsaben
gema6t baben, aufgeforbert: ft6 bur9
Mbgeorbnete Dertreten au la1en, unb fi9
Ss,.. Sa, 'gs.m ...a.;,sb s.aisg.ab ,. e1 Ssm 9'a..
osI.Iraassl'aa,ala.a .;s.:gI:M.s Swa.usIs'" s.H
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"1ssapSgIas a. Sinsasss ~ i'gsI9. .5M. 81. ous
IN, D.S aulsuoIn I.s. ys.ys G!s gs"Ilgs
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ms S.ssse s,a .as'1esIs.. SaS es5.sgs!as: s'a!nI.
M arr S@.g g.s9s $suHa9 Ssl se'i''9sM nnO
Msso,,Saxe ss" a..t S'.s o.. ssaauD a:.i n.C " ,
Ss~ Ssti Dnr ;tas gss,s"e.s
bernt6qen lie TIRE Nflid5t ;yiESgsWgT{{ dyiSg Wi{{roer
unb Meni6en au Ieiifen. 9eutind,e
Gbrad1e un6 6euffdhes yHpfen finh sic
9ilfsmittel, tpeI@e ale 6eu.lden gls
tern 3ur grfiillung ibrer bohen WfifIion
bebhrfen. 9ie 8efeffiauua bes aeiffis
gen 3uiommeubanqes, Ser 8eaiehuuoett
bes Gematbs unter ben iiber ben arps
ben noroamerifaniid,en Continent 9 aer-
ftreuten Gtammesaenof5en, tpie lie Ser
Scat. beuti@ amerifanii1e @@uiperein
anitrebt. = geipdbrt iebem einaeIueu
glternpaare Inregumg ilnb bas fiir be.
barrlides Nrbeiten e,for5erli@e @effhI
Der @i9er5eit uub bes In Musfd3t ftes
ben6en grfolges. Desbalb foate aud Der
ausgef9riebene Nertretertag re@t aafl.
reid beiudt tperben, ,-bamit befen 8es
ratbungen sur Guffinbung umb Seftlfels
lung Der geeiguetiten Mittel uno gges
sc fibre uns ertudbnten boben sSnter.
chen bes Seuti6e eGmerifanertbums eis
ne re6t na9oridli1e Nertretung fiuben.
Die beutid)en 3eitungen in ben Ser.
Staateu nno ben britii@en @olpnien
itno bringeno eriu@t, biefer Nufforbes
rfftfN Nfa rt1Xn1$AGn NlnMEunsI..~~
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Sd erinnere midi iasts 9lnufa.
@as ffsbt gu Sienifena

sd ertttttere midi 11gte MnultQ.
@as febt gu Sienften2
Ser Son biefer Morte, ber 8Iid, BON
benz fie begleitet tparen, tparen tti9t ge.
eignet, ben Mutb bes @ommiHdrs 3u ers
b6ben. @lei6mobl riittelte er fi6 ge.
ualtfam 5ure9t unb iagte bafig: Sd
babe cine Botf9aft beg Rreisanltes an
Sid aus3uri1ten. Detn Mann bat
@u@lofes begonnen. Sbn fbnnen mir
i6uer errei6en, aber Did, beine Rins
6er unb bieien 0of febr lei9t. Weat
Saras gegen mid, tpoblberifanbeit, ges
gen mid ober gegen iemanb Wnbern
aud nur ben Singer erbebt,, 10 berfdllt
6iefer 9of bem Gaiier, Dn 1eIbF BEN
@eri@te. @ir ipiKen, bab blt NIT ibm
in gerbinbung itebit, unb es 1T n6tbig,
baB 9u es ibm fagit.
Das Meib batte bic Worte rubig atts
geb6rt, dig brd6ten fie ibr eine b69it
glei6galtige &unbe. Sa ia, i1turmelte
fie, i'd femme gu9!-es 1T gut, @9rei=
ber. fubr iie laut fort, itb tperoe es
mad gurem Wuni9e iagen lafen.
Mber bolo!
Soglei9.
&af6 mar 9err 2apronsti an Der
Sbir unb elite auf feinen Wagen att.
9as 1T gnd6ig abgelaufen, 6a9te er ct.
freut. Gin gang berntnftiges Weib !!
Greili6 foDte man Elm tpettig aufpa1Ien,
tDer 6enn eigentli9 als Bote gu Saras
gebt-, es udre Die bequemite @elegens
belt, ieinen Mufentbalt 3a erfunben,
un6 bieie @nt6edung pirbe mir getpiB
biel Sob beim Greisbauttmann elm.
bringen. Do9 nein-lieber ni9t. Wtr
wollen 6as quite Weib in ibrer perniinfs
tigea 8erri6tuug ni@t it6ren.
IGortfetuns foIst.l
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Gtn nmtermebmembes, 5mnerlafff8e8
SSAn6

Man fam fi9 Fets auf u. Dreis berlal.
fep, nidt allein, bab er bas 8eite fibrt, Iest ct
f@ bic Agentur bon ipobIbefannten bepdbrtem
GrtifsIn, bic bas Bolt mag, au unb erbdlt iid5
baburd ben pbisen Ruf. Ct bat iett bic asen.
tur fur Or. Rings 9eue gntbednns sesen aus.
aebruns iibernontrnen itnb berfauft bic Mebiain,
neil Ct ueis, baS fie gut 1T. sic turirt 1ebe
a6eetion ber RebIe, 2unse unb 8ruf. @robe.
SSIafheu fret,
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= Bon g1osaIes, u. g., trat cine
Sepef6e in Mafbineton elm, nod tpelz
der Ser. Staten unb meritamii1eu
Sruppen oas 2ager @eronimos erbea.
teten, ibn feIbit aber nidbt.
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ginem 2Iapiers9irtuofen.
Su baif errei@t, mas Reinem nod ses
lungen,
@eluagt fein Sdbalus bes Mltertbums:
Su bat aur Sounenb6b' bes Rubm's
Mht etnem Gllgel bid etnporge'
fIwaneen.
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gu ben berborragenbfen MitgIie.
bern bes &eprdfentantenbaufes gebDrt
6er G@tb. SO. u. Goran BON Dbio.
Dieter 9err beri@tet, baB ct. Satobss
Del ibn bon acuten G@meraer befreit
babe, uub ebenfaas, bab es in ieiner
Tamtlie tets NIT gutem grfolse anse'
tnanbt tpirb.
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= Sn Comfort fanb cine gifenbabu.
Weriamulung ftatt, an uel9er fi9 ein
@omite bon Borne betbeiligte. sssn
B6rne tDurben big iebt $25, 600 ge3ei9s
net. Die 8OrfBer Der beiben in @ora.
fort ernannten @omites aei9neten ie.
6er $5. 900.
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"Feiles Sarsaparilla" fur
ale 8Iut. unb 9auttranf6eiten. aurtrt bic
f9Iimmften Sale bon 8Iutneroifsuna bis aur
gep6bnli@en SHINE. @ebraud,sanneifuna auf
ber Etitette. Eabriairt bon Der alamo Ttffa
gompanb unb sum 8erfauf an @ieberbertdufer
unD an @riDatPsriOnsn bel u. Sreik San
@ntonin
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- Bon aIlen &au@s um6 G@nupfs
tabafen gelten Die bon Gail & Mr ia
Baltimore prdparirten fur bic empfebs
lensmertheiten, neil lie, b6llig frei BON
f9d6Ii@en Wiir3en, einen our6aus
3utrd8li9en @enuB gepdbren.
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= Sn Der 9elapare 8enb bat fi5
tpieber elm Mor6 elmer tribialen Gahe
tnegen ereignet. Muf @trotbers Sarm
wollte NcDaniel benz Strotber Elm
S9nupftu9 unbemerft aus Der Saf@e
aieben, iDebbaGb er bon Strotber ers
f9Dfen tpurbe.
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a STARTLING REPORT.

Couple Of Prosntsent Kansns CleSoeoa
C.ptured-A Town site How.
KANSAS CrTY. Mo-, Aug. GA dispeseH
10 the Journal from Topeka says: Ovv.
srnor Martin has received telegram mon
the authorities Of Stevens County. dated
Woodsdale via Lakin, Ram, stating that
Colonel s. N. Wood, together with G.
Price, had been kidnapped BY an armed
mob, and fears are entertained that they
have been summarily dealt with. Nothing
definite can be learned of the circumstances
which led to sucn an action, but il 10
thought that Colonel Wood and Price, who
are interested in WOodsdale town site prop
erty, which aspired to become the county
seat of Stevens County, created by the Leg.
islature last winter. have been working in
their interests In opposition TO the town OK
Hugst0n, another aspirant for the honor, and
fearing their influence, the opposite faction
took this method of gaining their ends COZ
Onel S. N. Wood is a member of the law firm
Of Wood & Mackay. of this city. and is one
OF the most widely known men in the Statot
being an old resident and prominent poll.
tician, besides q veteran newspaper pub
Usher and editor and man of indOmitabl0
energy and pluck. Particulars are
very meager, as the telegram 70 the
Governor gave no reasons, out merely
stated the case. A private telegram 10
Colonel Mackay, his law partner, was TO
ceived at the telegraph Office, but Mackay
can not be found and Of course nothing can
be learned from that. The latest which
was received was through private source
and says there can BIZ no doubt but thas
Wood and Price arc already past
all human aid. but no verlficati0n
Of this has been received. F. bmi-
nent men who were made aware OF
the affair are of the opinion that it was the
elimination of jealousy, as there has been
considerable rivalry between certain towns
In the newly created counties Of the West,
and regard this as another Hamilton C0un-
ty affair. Very few people know of tho
kilograms received and these are waiting
further developments before expressing an.
QniniQn
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-09-03
Exports and IrnDorfs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The value Of
the exports of merchandise for the month
of July. 1856, was $50, ISL, 707, and of the
imports. 3d. $50. 709, while for the twelve
months ended July 81, the exports OF mer-
chandise amounted to S6S6, $50. 499, and The
imports to S641. S52,313. The value of the
imports and exports of the two precious
metals for the same period was as follows:
For July, 1856, exports of gold, 81,
Of silver, s2,246,375: imports of gold.
S5S0.OI2; of silver, 81, 405,G67. For the
twelve months: Exports OF gold, $40, 19S,
935; of silver, SaS.541,55l: Imports OF
god, $40. 135, 009; Of silver, Sl6.4l9.957.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-09-03
Pennsylvania Prohibit,oni.t..

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 25.-Prohibi-
tionsts from every part OF the State have
been fiocking into Harrisburg thi-
morning to attend the State convention.
There was no limit placed by the call
upon the number of delegates and
Philadelphia alone has sent nearly 200 anG
Allegheny County over 100. The total
number of arrivals is close upon 800.
Charles S. Wolfe, the ex-Republcan poll.
tician, will be the candidate for Governor,
Joshua Bailey. of Philadelphia, having de-
ciined: whiie ex-COngressman Barker. Of
Cambria County, is also out of the field.
The leaders claim that they will poll from
10000 to 10000 votes. against the 10000
which Wolfe obtained when he ran as a
free lance candidate for State Treasurer i'm
1851. The convention will put in nonrina-
ton fnll State ticket and adopt platform
breathing prohibition i'm every line and
giving 10 comfort 10 the advocates Of high
license.
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The OleOmargarine Stamps.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2h-The work upon
the models for the O!eomargarine tar
stamps has been delayed by the absence Of
the Assistant Superintendent of the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing, and they will
not be ready for several days. 7 designhs
is said to be simply a bull tramping SOY
pcnt under foot in the center, while around
the margin are the words ''OIcOmargarines
and Internal revenue" the denomination
of the stamp being indicated in tho corners.
There will be three varieties Of stampe
needed in order to operate the oleomarga-
rine law-One kind for retailers, anOthel
for wholesale dealers and third for manu-.
facturers. These will be made of several
denominations, and coupons will be at.
tached in order to make any intermediate
number required.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-09-03
THE TEXAS STORM.

Serious Loss Of Life at IndianoIa-The
Total Damage.
FORT WORTH. Tex, Aug. 23.-From In.
dianOla comes the saddest report yet re-
ceived about the storm. During the height
Of the storm the signal Office was blown
down, carrying with it Captain j. A Reed,
signal officer, and DR.. II. ROsecrans, both
Of whom were lost. Fire broke out among
the ruins, which extended for blocks OH
both sides of the streets, destroy.
ing thirteen houses, among which
were ID. S. Rcgan's large dry goods
store and DR.. Lewis extensive drug esta5.
lishment DIR. Lewis was in the building at
the time it took fire. He escaped being
burned to death. but was subsequently
drowned. his body being found yesterday.
So far as can be learned the following is a
complete list of the lives of white people
lost: Captain j. A. Reid signal officer; DIR.
Croker; DR.. III. ROsecrans, Elgin, ILL.,, for.
merly resident OF lndianOIa; Mrs. Hodges
and two children of DR.. Hodges. formerly
Of CGerO: Mrs. Croker. of Austin, Wis.
iting at lndianOla with Mrs. Hodges.
Mrs. Henry Sheppard, two children of Mrs.
Max Luther, of Corpus Christi; Mr.. David
Lewis and German, name unknown. Be-
sides the above the bodies of ten cOlOred
persons have been found. The body of
DR.. Croker, the twenty-second vic
tim, was found yesterday. -Four
miles of track are washed away, rem
dering it impossible for trains to approach
Ihdian0la. There Is a great destltution
there among the poorer classes who have
lost every thing they possessed. The de:,h
of water is reported as great as during the
great storm of 1875, when IndianOla lost
nearly two hundred of her citizens.
Friday the flood If water over the
doomed town was so rapid that within two
hours after the first apprehensiOns We're
felt every street was submerged many feet.
At San Antonio the loss to property is
S500.00O. At FlOresville the loss is 500, 900.
Never before was the lower Texas coast
visited by SO terrible and destructive IA storm.
lteXtendeG for 200 miles inland, destroying
thousands of houses aud involving pccuni.
ary loss OF many millions. Among the
poorer classes great restitution must cre-
vail, as but few were able to save any con.
siderable portion of their small possessions
from the general wreck. The entire
crop of the present year is practically
gone, and a vast deal of suffering
must ensue. especially among the negroes
most of whom are without means of any
kind. 1t is learned many more people were
drowned at IndianOla. The lower end of
the peninsula is completely washed away.
Many people are missing ami nothing can be
learned until the angry waters recede. The
storm came il the shane of a hurricane.
The waters Of the gulf rose up and in
three hours the whole peninsula Oh which
lndianOla Is situated was under ten feet of
water. The total loss as now known To
Texas from the gulf storm is: Human
lives lost thirty-eight; loss to crops $1,000
600; loss to city and town property, $780,.
600; loss to shipping and harbor improve
ments, $780, 900.