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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-04-06
VIEWERS CHARGES.


Millions Of Dollars Missing from the
United States Treasury.
When the Republicans went out Of
power in Washington the Democratic
journals and politicians all over the
country raised great shout of Count
the money! They pretended to be-
lieve that millions would be found
missing from the Treasury. The
money was counted. and every cent
was found in the Treasury. But If the
money should be counted now, after
only three years of Democratic Admin
istration. the money would not be
found in the Treasury. Millions would
be found missing from the Treasury.
1t is not in the Treasury. Where is it?
According to Congressman Weaver.
Greenbacker and Democrat of Iowa,
the Administration. frightened by the
piling up Of the surplus idle and out
of the channels Of business undertook
to put the idle money into circu-
lation by making certain favored
banks free present of its use. and 50
has loaned cut to these favored banks.
without interest, and nobody knows
on what security. millions on mil
lions of the peoples money. And
now If the Government should sud-
denly want this money. and call it
in. the result would probably be ter
rible financial panic and crash The
favored banks to whom the use of this
money has been given. Mr.. Weaver
says. have been used to boom the price
of United States bonds SO that, il the
Government now wants to pay of the
bonds, it will have to pay twenty-five
per cent premium to these same
banks. in whose power the Admins
tration has placed the Government
Worse; if the Government was going
to give the use of the public money.
which ought to be in the Treasury.
to any banks. it ought to divide equally
with all. If it is going to let the hanks
have the use Of the peoples money. it
ought to let every body have the same
chance on the same terms The peo-
pie are being taxed one hundred mill
ion a year simply to give certain
favored banks the use without interest
of the money thus wrought from the
Taxpayers. Now. there are accuse
tons made by Democrat and Green
hacker against the Democratic Admin
istration. No Democratic Congress
man dared to dispute the facts. What
do the people think of them?-LUs-
sing Mich. Republican.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-04-06

Since Mr.. ingalls, speech in defense
Of the Union veterans, outraged Demo
cratic organs refer to that gentleman
az the kansas Ghoal1 Il must bo
confessed that there vas little of what
the President might call "ghonlish
glee" in Mr.. Ingalls, remark that ''the
nomination and election OF Grover
Cleveland had made the nomination OF
any American citizen respectable. and
that there was NO man SO ignorant or
mean thaa.Ae might not aspire to'ths
nomination to the Presidency-by
the Democratic party. "-lndionaPoIss
JoWF10l
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-04-06
CHAPTER VII.

SOME MORMON DOCTRINES
Through 4 half score Of quick hcart-beats
the young couple stood speeches. before
this seeming suspension of life, then, with
whispered fragments Of sympathy and fear,
they sprang to the fallen man. 1t was like
death; the poor but powerful frame lay like
flattencd ruin, an ashen cheek resting on
the cool floor. and the gray hair tumbled
and outspread. Instantly the daughter had
the white head in her lap.
1.-THE brandy in the cupboard" she said.
Almost with stride Elchard placed it in her
outstrctched hand; then the drawn lips, the
wrinkled brow, the cold feet, the crumpled
hands, were bathed and rubbed, and with
such haste and warmth as only \ life flicker
ing between worlds can exact. Presently
the dim eyes opened, then widened wildly,
and the girl fetched q gaspof joy. Up out Of
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-04-06
~The R.nnbl;con marty offer.

"a The Republican, party offers the
only salvation to tho country. The
Democracy has kept its bad promises
and repudiated its good ones The
existence of the Democratic party
goes far to prove tho truth Of the doc
trine Of total &epravity.-Reoria 1ran-.
script.
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CHAPTER V.-CoNTINuED.
'Shakel Brother Young. shake! You're
kindness itself to your servants, said the
Bishop, feelingly.
Eyes. know, and 1 expect you to look
after these tithes pretty closely, too, Par
1eyr'
Eyes. certainly; nsosf certainly!'
slave any of the elders counseled her to
marry your queried the Prophet.
''Wcn. no; they seem sort of 'fraid of 'er.
I've talked to her father, and. of course. he
submits like lamb, but she's as stiff as
steel and silcnt-like. l can't fgger with Ter
someway."
swell, she'll have to bend or break, that's
all. Are any Of the young brethren stand
ing in your wayf''
There's several feedin' themselves on
secret hope, / think, for she's fine creeter,
but she pays little attention to any of 'em.
unless it's young Elder Beam. I've had
Arsen spyin' and I guess that amounts to
nothing"
Well, II he gets in your way let me
know, and I'll send him OF to Europe
preaching"
"Thank We, Brother Young, thank We
kindlyv' The Bishop ruminated moment.
there's fellow, down. Easter, up at
their house who got hurt at the ford near
there. But guess there's nothin' atween
'em as yet, ner likely to be, according to
Dubette and Arsen. whose been spyin' 'em.
Acorse if he interferes I'll have him sent
apreachin' towel. sperrits of just men
made perfect"
That's right; 1 guess you'll take care of
your chances, Parleyr' said the Prophet,
with an approving grin. ''Swceten mp a
couple more sups and We'll swallow it to
your success"
The Bishop threw up his hat, they drank,
and rose and with flushed faces went out.
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TREAN;
THE MORMON'S DAUGHTER.
v.-CoNrrNuED.

Copyrighted, 1857, BY the A. n Kellogg Ne,rs.
paper Co. All Rights Resevsed.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-04-06

IN the 0arkncSS ana the NTH. 1Outn Is
muddied through all its feelings by precept
and example, and becomes q home-hating.
iquorloving, lustful, profane and ignorant
phaze. Over it and about it forever broods
q thick and heating atmosphere, impure,
animal, numbing to the brain, quickening to
passion, through which their way seems
hopeless.
At the heart Mormonism is criminal
Masonry. The Priesthood. which is all power
full, constitutes this body, and ceremonies
are passed through and oaths taken that
are frightful IN aim and import. The out
lying limbs Of this grave Theocracy are
cloaked with religion, and by its binding,
persuading agency sustenance and power
are forced back through the arteries to
the false and lecherous heart. Cords Of
superstition, fear, awe, and a poor mis-
guided faith, bind these ex:rcmt:es to the
knavish, priestly body, which in Utah has
thirty thousand members within its oath
linked chain. This is Mormonism; o white
slavery. fabric Of injustice and deceit. A
thousand stains spot its history. thousand
signs breathe over IT, and through it trickle
ten thousand tears Its history can never
Toe told; much of it is not for decent ears;
God alone shall wholly treasure it up
against the future in His all-preserving
silence.
The morrow after the ball broke DIM
iy; mist in which the mountains stood
waste deep as in a sea of milk, lag heavily
upon the world. The air seemed clogged
and scarcely respirable, q strange thing
among the Utah mountains. When Elchard
woke Trean's father was tramping up and
down the narrow porch; he could not
breathe when lying down. he said He had
heard of the murder at the dance, too, and
was restless and stified. Trean had not
been there; he was glad Of that: neither
had she been with the rest to greet the
Prophet at his coming, and he shook his
shaggy head with trouble.
After an oppressive breakfast Elchard
went out, and with q suffocating sense
climbed the slope and sat down among the
pines. The sun was bleared spot above
him, and only for few yards about could
objects be distinctly seen. It was easier
breathing there, however, and he fell to
thinking of his uncared for Affairs, and how
he must try and 60 on when morning came
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g~..sIl.,ls Time.

Observation-Disclosures.
No man fails who dies trying.
\ railroad horror-lhe train BOY.
It is easy 10 make light Of a pound
Of candles.
God created the coquette as soon
as he made the fool.
Times are pretty hard when a'man
can't collect His ideas or borrow
trouble.
Itis<rar better to educate persons
% keep out OF sin than to convert
them ont.
On the elevated situations Of for
tune, the great calamitles OF NE
chiefly fall.
Don't run against a chimney
sweeper, he's Liable to bring scot
against you.
There's plenty Of room on the
top" as the champagne remarked
when it few to the dudes head.
First little girl: my father is an
editor, what does yours do?' Second
! little girl: "Whatever mamma tells
him."
EIvira-"No. Won T. mistaken;
the scholarships you read about Ill
connection with colleges are not the
boats the students row their races
in"
The dead elephant Alice was dis
scc.eda at Hartford ana three hundred
pennies found in her stomach. 1T e
believed she had started a monument
fund.
Presence Of mind is all we'll
enough in some cases, but when a
man finds himself in danger Of licez:
ing to death he shouldn't try to keep
too cool.
:. "l'm goin' to leave, num- "Wha1
for? | am snrc | have done all tie
work myself, i'll order to keep {
:, girl" Well, mum, Their works no
done to suit met
9 Milton was asked if lie intended
to instruct his danghtcrs'in the dill
fercnt languages-to which he re
piled: mo, sir, IL tongue Is suff
cient for a woman.
Y Women are bothersome creature
!. sometimes and cause IL 10 end G
a trouble, but after all, what wonl
u we men do if we hadn't somebod
to whom we can attribute all on
u faults?
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AtMrillc N'eyialona|.
e,.s.Yras;.ioncs. NotherS-

Thank God. some of US have had
old fashioned mothers. Not n "o.
man Of the period, enamIed and
PAINTED. with her chjgnon, her curl,
and hustle. whose white jeweled
hands never felt the clasp Of baby
fingers. bnt a dear Osd~,Iashloned,
sweet voiced mother, with eyes III
whose clear depths The love light
<houc, aud brown hair nst threaded
with a%llyers. lying smooth upon her
faded cheek. Those dear hands
worn with toll, gently guided or
steps ia childhood, and smeothed onr
pillow in sickness, ever reaching
out ~ us in yearning tenderness.
Blessed is the memory ct an old
fashioned mother. 1t floats row to
us like the beautiful perfume from
some wooded. blossoms. The music
of other voices may he lost, bnt the
enhancing memory OF hers Will echo
in our souls forever. Other faces
may fade way and be forgotten
hut hers will shine on. When II
the fitlul pause of business life aul
.cet wander bacl- to the old fioHle
stcads, and crossing the wcll-wor'I
threshold, stand once more IN the
room SO halIowed 10y her presence
how the feeling Of childhood, IN
noccncc and dependence I'M over
as, and we krccl down i'll the molte'
suushinc streaming through the opc'
window-just where long years ag'
we knelt by our mothers kce, lisp
ing, Our Father" How man,
times when the tcmpter lnrcd us o.
has the memory Of those sacrct
hours. that mothers words, her fail
aud prayers, saved us from plungin'
into the deep abyss OF sin. Year
have filled great drifts between he
and us, but they have not hIddc
trom our sight the glory OF ne
pure, unseliish loye.-Detroit Ere
Press.
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what IHTue Merit NEii Ese.

The UNPRECEDENTED sale of Eoschec's Ger
Ssyap within a few years, has aston
ished The world. 1t is without doubt the
safest and best remedy ever discovered for
the speedy and etfectual cure of Coughs.
Colds and the severest Lung troubles; II
acts on an entirely different principle from
the usual prescriptions given by Physi,
clans. as it does not dry up Il Cough and
leaves the disease still III the system, but
on the contrary, remove the curse OF the
trouble. heals the part affected AID leaves
them in a purely healthy condition. A
bottle kept in the house for use when the
diseases make their appearance. viii sa!e
doctors bills and a long spell of serious
illness. A trial will convince you Of these
facts. 1t is positively sold by all drug
gists and general dealers in the land,
Price. 10 cts. large bottles )
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OBJ Lime -iltlnofrat.
NEW 5,


IS the best newspaper published ia
/ the South,
Because:
It's able editorials from the pens q
accomplished writers deal with the
great and live issues o tne day.
It's complete tclcgraanic service, es-
pecially It's Southern service, has
reached a point Of perfection never be-
fore attained by anvjournal rubiishcdin
this section; and to day the TINES
DEMOCRAT stands abreast With the
leading papers of the United States.
Its commercial and market reports
are carefully prepared and can be relied
upon for accuracy and completeness.
The SUNDAY edition az % 10 pages
has in addition to the news anG other
material contained in the dailv,cnlumns
of original and contributed reading
matter carefully selected, giving the
latest events in the world mind OF
Fashion and of Society.
A special feature is its unsurpassed
TRANSACTIONS of the choicest literature
to be found in the foreign press.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-01-14

We talk enough Of. the women
who are. made miserable by poor or
bad husbands, but too little OF the
men who are wretched Of failures
because Of incompetent wives. ihe
wife has charge Of the house, and
it is at home the nan wishes to fnd
rest, ana where he has a right TO
expect it. He gose to it from his
work with the thought that't sEcnld
he brighter than his place OF bust
ness-a little above that with which
he is brought into contact by his
engagements, and that his vile, who
is the soul Of it, should be superior
to the external conditions in which
he is usually moving. If, instead OF
this, he goes to disorder and
Aowdiucss, his disappointment is too
great to lie without its Influence in
hindcring his happiness. Many Of
the men who Spree desert THEN
homes. aud in other ways prove te
he domcstically and c%onnulially
austcady, are victims Of wives wiz
drive tt.em jato their reck.cssncss.
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WORKING CLASSES Attention

nrapared to fnrllish all ~cIlSsrs Win em-
uloyment at home. the wha.c of the time,
or3or their saw moments. Business new,
light and profitable. Persons Of either
sex easily earn from 50 cents to $500 per
evening. and Il proportional sun by devofs
ing all their tim TO the business. boys
and Girls earn nearly as much as men.
That ali who see this may send their ati-
dresses. and test Tie business, W. make
this offer. To such az are not well salts
feed we VIII send enc dollar 10 pay for the
tfpathi, of writing, tntf particulars and
ontit ,rre, Address GEoRCsE SIiNsoS i
CIVIL, Fa;ttAud. Maine.
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Purity and Msdcsfy.

There is nothing, my young friend,
that you should guard so seriously
as your own womanly delicacy.
Brush the the bloom off from "a
a peach, rudely touch the waxen
petal of a lily and half Of their beau,
ty is gone. 1t is impossible for you
or any other woman to allow your
selves to be .caressed by yonr young
men acqnaintances without losing
somewhat of that purity and modes.
1y that yon should wear always as a
queen her robes of royalty. You
Will be sure then to preserve not
only their respect, but what is Of
far more importance, that OF self
Nor need this preservation OF per
sonal dignity SAVIOR one whit O
prudery. You can be jnst as bright
as merry and friendly while saying
by Your manner should it be necessa
ny, hands off" as you can posslbl.
be by permitting these sentimental
demonstrations. They r not nee
'essary to the good comradeshir
which is all that should exist o
appear to exist between you an'
,aay masculine friend until you ar
sure that you posses the true an'
tender love Of the one man who ha
made himself your hearts king,
love which holds you sacred, q
every true man holds the woman Ii
would make his wife and the mothc
of his children. And believe u
even if you are not get certain tha
this prince loves you as you desII
TO be loved by him, he will not
any easier won should you yield t
caresses prompted by a passln
mood, but rather rcpelIed from yo'
for it is human nature not to valr
what is easily or cheaply obtained
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

District Judge.
CONRAD DEBA1LLoN.
District Attorney.
ROBERT C. SMEDEs.
Clerk Of District Court,
LAsTIE BRoUssApG.
Representative.
ROBERT. p. O'BRYAN.
Sheriff s. Tax Collector,
JOSEPH S. NUNEZ.
Coroner, DR.. w. D. WHITE.
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p. o. Box %.
THE
The. Leading NEWSPAPER Of the S0lll

TIE DAILY PTCA1uSE
~Isindependent and fearless in It's edltos
rial conduct. II has the widest anu
most complete system Of news gathering
Iy telegraph and correspondence anu
tile most accurate and complete MAJ
ker. commercial and financial State
u,erts published in New Orleans.
THE SUNDAY PICA1UNE.
Which may be taken separately. from
the daily subscription service. IS fnil
and complete in all news departments
with the added features Of household:
fashion and society talk. and y feast OF
choice original and selected Literary,
matter for home reading. LIE specla,
writings OF Catharine Cole, 1iehIy
Uaynie paris correspondent, jennie
june. Mollie Moore Davis. and many
others. appear III the Sunday Issue. 3,
THE WEEKLY pICAIUNE.
This mammoth 1G-page paper IS Tue
hest and cheapest weekly paper Nnc,
lished in 'the South. IN Il condensed
form it contains all the news OF me
week. the cream of all literary mater
and the best special features OF ,iie
Sunday lssue, with an important Asrl-
cultural IOpartlnent and the Latest
Market Reports. The Weekly Is php,,
li,hel every Thursday, and reaches al
subscribers for Sunday reading
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JOSEPH Nj. FRASER, Proprietor
Abbc,iIIc. Louisiana.

T KEEP CONSTANTLY on HAM,
Horses. R,tgg,es and Ambrlanees for
hire. | also keel, one OF the best feed sta
blrs in the country and no pains nor
means will be spared toeiye that attention
ana care to stock left in nay charge winch,
IS necessary they should have. special
attention will be given 70 the sale. OF
horses. mules, or anything else pc,ftsHathS
to the livery business. entrusted /" me.
Horses boarded by the week or malth ut
reasonable ratr4. Call an examine my
stock. inspect my stable and learn MY
charges. Feeling eontife' t t" give entire
satisfaction to those VIII" may patssn1Hr
ms. | solicit a liberal share 81 the public
patronage. tf 7 -"
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ToWys Council

ELIJAH Bourne, Mayor.
r. Fl. Mills. a. l.. LEBLANC,
SOLOMON WISE. JACOB GAsTAL.
EUpHEMoN LEBLANC, Constable.
Justices Of the Peace, 3D.. Ward
@. III. O'BRYAN, U. LABAUVE
Surveyors,
W. W. EDWARDS. r.. MONTAGNE.
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A.uxsse,crii NOtfce.

r will continue 70 give :pnhlir balls u
the French Hall. N this place, from ard
AFTER this date, for those Woo are fn'ln 81
~.%erippin- tie Right fantastic toe. ii'tr
rYnrl14tnr re~srvtS tile rig}lf t. rtjerf SiIrh
person or persons a. ne may deem "i'!.' !"
,untpr the hall. Good order viii I've strictly
observed. I. J.. fHfA4-
AhhrAille- 0ctoher Is. 1SSa.-;nl.
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Police Jury

H. HoFFpAUIR, President.
W. L.NANsLyKE, J.T. BRoussARD .
RoBT. GREEN. II. j. MORGAN.
II. II. BARTELs }. a. LEBLANC.
Clerk Police jury, ARCHIE You've
Parish Treasurer. ELIJAH WISE.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.


Parish of Ncrmilion.
Succession OF Pitilelnenc Lallande.
No. So.
Notice is hereby given to all parties IN
terestea in said Succession. CT having ny
.onposition to make TO the tablean of debts
and charges and of settlement filed by the
administrator II said succession, and
pending for homologation. to file the same
in writing in the office of the clerk OF
court within ten days from the date
hereof. ,
Given under my official signature and
seal OF court, this 10Th day of October,
1887.
L.asrTE BRoUsst RID. Clerk.
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Notice is hereby given that application
viii he lnadc for the pardon of Eioi peluc
Brorsslrl, convicted ut the April term OF
District Court. 1887. III the lNrish OF Yer
million, Louisiana.
Abheyillp. October l.. 1885,.
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500 TO mont" II

made working for Us. Agents preferred
who ran furnish their own horses and
give their whole time te the business.
nluytd also. i few r~arancies III towns
and cities. L. I. JOHNSON & CO. 19I@
Main st.. Richmond. Va, 54
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GENERAL SUPPLY STORE,
OpIfELEiS
Ai5Bi1WlLLE, La,

ABBi1lLLE, La,
| keep constantly III hand . gH1'erai
supply of Family Nrorsrles, Dry ~t'""ftS,
Clothiug, Hardware. IinWa1e, "a ieiy,
Willow Ware
also
a fresl, supply ofsine Smoking and Chew
inc Tobacco, Cigars. Saddles and bridles,
and Harness of all kinds, Latter Paper,
Pencils. Pens and Ink. just received. aud
for sale low, a>lot of fashionable
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School Board Directors.

w. w. EDWARDS. President.
J. n. WILLIAMS, JoHN NUG1ER,
JOHN MoReAN. NJ. G. BRoUssAED,
Il. c.. kIBBE. Nj. y. LAMPMAN.
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IS the best newspaper published IA
the South,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-11-03

implements, TOOLS supplies, appliances ana
nr6nprtv now in use or on h and at or IN con-
nection with the said Sutro Tunnel or any part
or norton thereof; and also all books OF &C
count and vouchers kept by the defendant, IN
said counties of Storey and Lyon, relating to
the said tnnnel or the business Thereon.
Fifth-AIso all the right, title and interest OF
the defendant the Sutro Tunnel Company, in,
TO- under and growing out of any ana all aru-
Giles of agreement contracts and agreements
heretofore made and entered into by ana pc
tween the Sutro Tunnel Company, or us preue-
cessors in interest on the one part, ana various
persons corporations and mining companies
owning, operating and interested in mines,
mining claims and lodes on the Comstock Loue
and vicinity, on the other part, when salu ar
ticles of agreement, contracts and agreements
provide, among other things, for the payment
to the Sutro Tunnel Company OF certain royal
ties tolls, revenues, charges and sums OF mon
ey.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the
twelfth day of November, lsSs, at IL CLOCK,
noon of that day, at the Court House OF storey
County in Virginia City, in the state OF NeVa-
da | will in obedience to said decree OF lore
closure and order of sale, sell the above de-
scribed property in one parcel and as whole,
at public auction, to the highest bidder, Tor
cash in lawful money of the United states.
Dated, Carson City, Nevada, october 18th,
JAMES A. MOORE,
Special Master in said suit and United States
Marshal for the District of Nevada.