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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-03
The Cantata of "Ruthn was present.

The Cantata of "Ruthn was present.
ed at the A. o. u w. hall last Satur-
day evening as advertised, to large
audience. 1t would be difficult to 60
into details without occupying more
space than we have at command, but
it may be said in general that the pre-
sentaticn was pleasing. Most of the
solo parts were well taken and all the
choruseswere we'll rendered. the bright
and unique costumes adding much to
the general effect. II q criticism were
ventured it would be in the way of q
suggestion that Prof. Burgett would
have done we'll to have secured an &C.
companyist. He Is not an expert in
that line, and even If he were it is i'm.
possible for one man to play accom-
paniments and at the same time drill q
chorus of seventy voices 80 as to secure
the best results. Considering, how.
ever, that he attempted to do both, he
did surprisingly well. The chief val
ue of the Professors work here, how
ever, was in the drill in note reading
and voice culture which he gave his
class. This was his main work, the
Cantata being merely incidental, and
in it he was thoroughly successful,
giving an impetus to our musical cir
cles that will be long felt. The Meth.
Odist brethren who secured his services
and assumed the financial responsible. /.
ty o: the class, are deserving Of much !
praise, and we are glad to learn that |,
the enterprise will place something
near S75 in the church treasury.
''This was one Of the 9 hottest Julies1
on our record" says Prof. Snow in his
usual report, "the others having been
In 1868. 1884, 1881. 1886 aud 1857. The
rainfall was slightly above the average
the cl0udiness and wind-velncity were
very light; and the humidity:waa high.
The last three features combined to I
make the beat unusually oppressive"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-03
FOB SALE.

A nice little farm of liz acres, well
improved, with living water the year
around, 100 acres in growing crop,
the rent this season to 90 with the
farm; no incumbrance and warrantee
deed given. The place lies one mile
east of Humboldt, Allen county,
known as the Cushman farm. This
place was taken under a mortgage by
the undersigned who lives in Illinois
aid not wanting land, I will sell it at
a price and on such terms, that anyone
can buy it at speculation. Address:
II. e. LOwREY,
Bloomington, Ill.
II. L. HENDERSON, lola, Kans.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-03
AUcTIoNEER.

Geo. Alyea will cry sales in Allen
and adjoining counties. Charges for
household furniture and farming i'm
plemerts per cent; for stock of l
per cent. Address LaHarpe, Kansas.
July 2O.6m.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-03
AUCIIONEER.

George Rhoades, S miles south of La
Harpe (P. o. address Humboldt) cries
sales in Allen and adjoining counties.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay.
Charges ] per cent. Correspondence
solicited.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-03
AucTInNEER

F. NJ. Adams, lola, Kansas, cries
sales in Allen and adjoining counties.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay.
Charges u per cent. Correspondence
promptly answered.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-03
AuCTTOKEER

VIM. II. Wychoff, Moran Kansas
cries sales in Allen and adjoining
counties. Satisfaction guaranteed or
no pay. Charges IL per cent.
Correspondence promptly answered.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-03
FOB SALE.

A good piano, cheap. Inquire of
HATTIE l.. BASSETr.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-03
DOWN.

Bran and Shorts at II. Klaumann's.
Just received another carload.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-03

w way Vi PCiOAoSAOA W LIE
speech last week. Modesty is the
Colonel's forte.
L. U. Humphrey began to fit him.
self to be Governor of Kansas by en-
listing in the Union army when he
was II years old. He commanded his
company for two years before he reach
ed his majority, and was never absent
from the army a single day during his
four years of service.
Mr.. G. Raymond is making arrange.
meuts to organize here lodge of the
Order of Select Friends. This Order
originated in lola, the Supreme Lodge
having been organized sometime in
June. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond, D. B.
Smeltzer and A. D. Hubbard are
among the Supreme officers.
A gentleman who has visited the
Cincinnati Exposition says that the
Kansas display there is disgraceful.
Can't Allen county help the matter by
sending a carload or so of grain and
fruit Kansas ought not to lose her
grip with the biggest crops in all her
history staring her in the face.
Best carpet warpat ROdman's.
The following teachers have been
employed for our city schools during
the coming year: Mr.. Il. III. UmhOltz,
Miss Anna r. Barker, Mr.. G. E. Mer-
win, Misses MOiIie White. Ruth
Brown, Anna Pickell, Fannie Nc
Clure, Mrs. Julia Archibald, Miss
Sophia Arnold and Mr.. Leslie Potter.
The three last named take the places
of Miss MerwiD, Miss Christian and
Miss Dee Arnold, resigned. They are
all teaGliers Of experience and ability.
and tho continued excellence of our
schools Is assured,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-08-03


Union Labor Convention which met
in the Court House July q, to furnish
a report of the proceedings, we failed
to make note of the matter in our last
issue. His report reached US on Sum
day, and from it we learn that the
Convention was organized by electing
F. G. Cash, Chairman, and w. Wells
secretary. N. J. Barnard, G.. w.
Moore, and T, NJ. Lindsay were APP
pointed delegates to the State COnven-
ton, and VIM. Aitken, VIM. Shigley,
David Ard, Phil. Ensminger. VIM.
May, G. w. Boulson, A. NJ. Herman,
A. j. Springston, David Bynum and
g. II. Sloan, delegates to the Senator
ial Convention. F. c. Cash, VIM.
Aitken and James Drake were elected
as a county central committee, and it
was determined to call q mass conven-
ton to meet in lola September Is, for
the purpose Of nominating a full coun.
ty ticket.
A serious affray occurred in Elsmore
township on Monday between Colum-
bus Carter and J. w. Chrisler. There
has been q feud between the parties
for some time and last Monday they
met in the road near Chrisler's house,
he being on wagon and Carter on
horseback. Chrisler's story il that
some haunting words were passed
when Carter dismounted and drew a
revolver saying, II might as well give
you one right now" Chrisler knocked
the revolver out of his hand with a
pitch fork and the two men grappled
and fought until one of .Chrisler's ears
and part of his nose was bitten of
and one of his eyes gouged out. Chris
ler's wife and son finally came to his
assistance and the fight was stopped,
Carter going away. Carter's story is
that Chiisler first attacked him, knock
ing him of his horse and breaking q
handle over his head. What
ever the truth may be concerning the
nature of the fight, the result may he
plainly seen, Chrisler being minus an
sye, an ear and part of bis nose, while
Carter's chin is broken and his face
badly bruised. The latter was arrested
charged with assault with
intent to kill and brought.to Ioiawhere
he waived his preliminary examination
and will appear for trial before the
District Court. bail being fixed in the
sum of 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27

mani No. much The medical profession has peen
c,,,- hodv ever since the time Of old Hippocraes, and
is ut the present day just 1t in Iarveys te-nevef
willing TO give credit; hailing any discovery WIN
delight never embracing any remedy or new surgical
nocedure as boon mankind In general until hey mao
aned ouarreled fought and opposed and driven the
dscoveer almost crazy with their statements oersloh
and opposition.
There has been one notable exception in this century
although that is not entirely exception The medical
profession have unanimously adopted Scotch oats Essence
as the great brain invgoator builder and they ac-
knowledge that there Is known remedy that IS 20
smpe so fresh from hands Of nature and yet SO mar
yellously effective Scotch Oats Essence Is buC IL
took many years for them make up their minds TO
this and although Of them fought tooth ana nail
against its introduction the body Of the profession held
off in silence until by actual proofs and positive facts they
were compelled TO acknowledge its merits ana even us
action I'm some cases where every other remedy
had failed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
LONG ISLAND.

State bank has been organized In Huntington with
a capital OF $50 600, and the following officers have
been elected President, James VI. Brush vice presl-
dent. Thomas Young cashier, Douglass Conklin The
bank absOrbs the banking business of Brush & Co.,
and gins business Immediately.
A battalion OF the 23d Regiment, Colonel W. l.
Candee commanding, with the uniformed veterans
will take part In tho Decoration Day parade Hunt
ngton and then proceed 10 Redwood Farm, the resi-
dence of Pay master A NJ Wilder OF the veterans, and
give a dress parade and review. In the evening
there will be a concert and reception In honor OF
the visitors.
The price of gas from the old Flushing company
is e. 50 per 1000 but the newly-organIed Equitable
Company proposes to furnish the same re- quantity OF
gas for 81. The old company receives $50 per annum
Tor street lamp, while the new offers the gas Tor
sl7 per annum. Tho incorporators OF the new COM
pany are Colonel Robert C. Graham president OF the
New York Equitable Gaslght Company Henry Keene,
secretary of the company Malcolm Graham,
T. W. NJ Draper and Edward II. Bath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
BROOKLYN.

The NV edifce of the Roman Catholic Church of st.
Agnes, sackctt and Hoyt ss., viii be dedicated bY
Bishop Loughlin to-day. Bishop heane, of Richmond,
Va, will preach at the morning mass.
an absolute divorce granted yesterday to Mrs.
Lettie Stone from Ithel Stone, in the Supreme
Court.
Police Commissioner Bell complimented the force
yesterday upon the excellent appearance they made
parads Thursday.
The senlcentennial of the delivery OF Emersoas
Divinity School address at Cambridge, Mass which
marked tie beginning Of the liberal Unitarian move
ment, vii be celebrated to-day in the Unitarian
Church IL CllntOn-st George william Curtis Will
read the address, and the Rev Mr.. Chadwick will read
an original poem.
Richard Uhlig, a musician, who testified against the
Character d Mrs. Kast In the divorce suit OF Joseph
j. karst, in which he was cores pondent has been
convicted Of perjury in the Court of Sessions.
The Rev J. E. Lloyd. of Nyack, " Y, has accepted
call to tie pastOrae Of the Twelfth Street Reformed
Church, TO succeed the Rev. U. d. Guck
The members Of the Hanson Place Methodist Epis-
copal Churh will make an excursion to Martha's
Vineyard on July 3, and rema!r three days.
Bshop-eect John II. Vincent Will preach today In
the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, in Seventh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
yEWS FROM IHE SCBCRBS.
JERSEY CITY.

Strenuous efforts are being made by influential
politicians to have the Grand Jury reconsider the In
dictment Of Commissioners Kern, Watt, billiard and
Reynolds, the /" Big Four" of the Board Of Public
Works, aid strong impression exists that the efforts
will succeed The majority Of the Jury IN favor OF
the indictment was very small, and, there are
several lquor-deaers and politicians in the body ID is
feared that they may be able to resist the power
fl infu,nce which being ught TO bear them.
John Boyd, clerk Of the Board Of Freeholders, who
was arrested several days ago by Policemen Rycrson
and DUgherty and charged with disordery conduct,
was hsnorably acquitted by Police Justice stilsing
yesterday. The Grand Jury has indicted the police
men for false Imprisonment and assault and battery
on Bo,d.
The Rev. Stephen II. BattIn who has been pastor
since s64 of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, at
clark,t and Cl1remontave viii preach his farewell
sermon to-day. lie resigned account Of Ill health
and cd age and will rp.ire from the active duties Of
the ministry.
On of the recent " deals" Of the Democratic Board
Of Freeholders of Hudson County has been upset
In the, anxiety place heclersa position, they
appointed new superintendent and assistants for the
free brtige between Hudson and Essex Counties. II
has nov been decided that their action was illegal
Unde, law passed by the last Legislature to provide
for pppeB indexing Of public records, Judge Knapp
yesterday afternoon appointed Index Commissioners
Freehol.ers John Kelly and Emil steger and John
A. McCath, counse Ito the Board of Freeholders.
John H. Bonn president Of the North Hudson County
Railway Company, has declined 10 serve as a Park
Commissioner, and Judge Knapp yesterday afternoon
appointed Colonel Edwin A. stevens. Of HObohen. in
his stead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
WESTCuEyTER COUNTY.

Sons OF Veterans Post Of fifteen members has been
organized at Portchester The charter members were
mustered in by Commander E b. Long, of the White
Plains Post, s. o. Y.
A monument just erected in the Rye Cemetery to
the memory of the soldiers from Rye who were killed
In the Civil War Will be unveiled Decoration Day.
The fno Baptist Church at Mount Vernon VIII
be formally dedicated on Decoration Day.
AS a result of the stocking Of the upper Hudson
some years ago with salmon, quite a number of
large size have been caught at Verplank's Point and
Haverstraw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27

ldlcu tnTougu bhc DOug Ny Hl'ah' Va
regular channels, and that It was driven
in It's rounds by thick. pulsating bag.
known as the heart Up to his time
blood was known to exist, because II
one cut himself or pricked his finger
blood came, but why it came, where
1t came from, and Just what It was, no
body understood until Harvey, by his
remarkable dissections and explanations
made IL all clear.
Did the medical profession at once
leap to their feet and hail him as a
great discoverer7 Did his brother
physicians who knew him adopt his Views
and indorse his theories and take pleas
nrn that they had among them so great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
NFW-JERSEY.

Memorial Day services VIII be held tonight in the
Second Methodist Church, Railway. The Rev. DR..
Hull VIII preach Barry Post, G. A. r.. Will attend
a body and q delegation Of members CT Duryea's
Eouayes 18th n Y. vol) from Eew-York City viii be
present.
An Impressive service took place yesterday In st.
Patrcks Cathedral, Newark, the occasion being the
ordination OF six priests, the candidates being Rev.
srclds Austin Kennedy, Barnard Benninger, James
QUINN Patrick Smith, James Corrigan, Franklin Fur
mace and John Kinehan Bishop wigger. who ofhci-
ated, vas assisted by several Catholic priests.
John J. Bauer, chairman Of the Action Committee Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
LONDON. ENGLAND.
N0TEL WINDSOR,

Victoria Street, Westminster
CLOSE TO THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT
ora =, ,ha srest Hotels Metropolis fitted with
Electric light: Passenger LIT; Exchange Coys Ise-
rsns,c NJ e. ana Teleyhone The Hotel In London
xx,tb eomnsis system OF Baths including Turkish aDd
sWmn,inn Visitors received hxet price OF la (or
dolars) per day inclusive d ~ eH--H =, -eanek1I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
ALONG TILE SOuND.

BY the viii OF the late j. d. Bristol, OF Southington,
the widow receives IS 600 Emelinc Cook, 81 900; the
Home for the Fiiendless and the Connecticut Humane
Society, each 100000 tho poor children of southng
ton $4,000 and the Now-H Haven Orphan Asylum,
goo, 900
White playing in his mothers kitchen in Norwalk,
Friday, William Nickerman. age about fve, upset a
tank Of boiling water which stood upon the stove.
He terribly scalded. and died from the effects
Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
DAYONNE CITY.

r The three lodges of odd Fellows here Will Join in
building large hall
Memorial Day will be celebrated by the @. A. r.,
who have received liberal allowance nom the City
Council. Van Buskrk and Custer Posts, with Bayonne
Hook and Ladder Company, will so to Hobokcn In tho
afternoon Of that day.
Captain Leonard j. Johnson and wife celebrated
their golden wedding last cvening at Bergen Point
The New-Jersey Athletic Clubs grounds in this city
will be formally opened on Juno IA The clubhouse
will not be erected until next summer.
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Gelu Uunte0.

xxvANTED-A boy about fourteen, living with his pa
w rents 10 learn raving must be honest smart
and highly respectable; with knowledge OF drawing
preferred. address, Win TeIefeheeS tNNishN A1NU'
Tribune ONCE.
vITANTED-A frst-class TO take hold OF the adver
w tisnc Of The Theatre" Address by mail only
THE THEATRE CO., 40 West 23d-st
yITANTED-A 1stclass laundress one VINO IS thorough
w y competent city references Apply at 4l4
=, n aye on Monday, between fl and 10 o'clock.
WV 1NTED-B ookkeeper and general oniee manager,
w about 25 years OF age; American parentage; good
oddress one willing find steady employment
and good future. Address with age past experience
and salary expected fLEOlA1OIIh' AHOuHe Opo"h
once l. 23S broadway.
VIZ ANTED-In the New York office Of manufacturing
w CONCERN m active American youth, is 70 IL years
old nnst have nr education and good address ana refer
ences BUSINESS experience not necessary Address In
own handwriting MhCHINER BOY 10 Tri6gne once:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27

the Newark Trades Assembly, which was appointed
10 try and settle tho trouble between the pool brewers
and their employees in that city, has accepted position
as collector for of the pool brcwcres Bauer
offered at the last meeting Of the Trades Assembly
resolution declaring the boycott of pool beer The
labor men incenscd At his action.
Trinity Presbyterian Church, Montclair. has called
to the Rev orville Reed, OF Springfield Mass
r. NJ Larchar, of New York, has bought the home OF
the late General Mcclellan, Orange Mountain, and
e. s Larchar has purchased that OF the late General
Marcy, adjoining. Both houses will be occupied by
the purchasers this 'summer.
General j. Madison Drake and his son, William Nc
Dowell Drake, proprietors OF The Elizabeth Sunday
Leader who recently indicted for criminal libel
were arraigned to-day for sentence. General Drahe
was fined $780, and his sons sentence was suspended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-27
Cost ano fonno.

| Z OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES spaniel dog brown with
L. white breast feet tip OF tail reward on return %
| ianltor 101 Parkaye.
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CIRCULATION OF THE BLOOD
And how IL wa Discovered by WIN. Harvey

Honest, rational and sensible medicine really dates
from the time Harvey discovered that the blood creu
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nlusiral Instruments.

-
"A upright and square pianos Of our make which we're
ropolitan Opera Company during the past opera
SON. viii be sold liberal reduction from our regular
prices. PIANOS FOR RENT
WILLIAM KNABE & CO. 1l2 6th-aye. above 10th ST
LrIsCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone and standing
IL IN tune. Manufactures and stOeroomS 421 70 AS
West 2Sth-st and e67 Broadway, 1sth-st lDltsons
Buildine) Pianos exchanged. rented or !nstalments
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Professional.

: THOROUGHLY COMPETENT and experienced sub
"A ION book present engagedls open LOT
nronsition from a live house. Address A. b., Box 40
ITO LAWYERS.-wANTED.- lawyer Of education and
Il ability to assist In editing Law Magazine; also 70
snnotate and making BRIEFS ais in dgestng also
for collectons OF eminent Judges and
LAWYERS No one simply seeking chances need answer
Address A., Box o. Tribune Once.
VKTANTED.-A position private secretary by young
w man OF good English education ara literary tases
Gail between 10 ., address SECRETARY 40 West
2fth-st
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CHAMBERMAID. ac.-By q colored woman as cham.
" bermad for invalid; understands cooking
for the alex; care Of children ADDRESS J. j.. ITO
West 2eDst ,
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1888-06-28
FlEo ~ MALE ArTisE.



sn ceavsrts "a aaFsnsaaasn.
A womaR about twnaty wear. ala "a.
aeeasted BY poliaeman Ia the PsnusyL
vsnia depot at Jersey Clty Tue other after.
aces eeeaass she appeared 10 b. % man.
TAI a@sresa To . New York Trlb.as re-
porter she told the following storvs
her name was Eiaaaar Pastor ana she
Pal last arrived from salt LAka qty
Aeoat month aga. she. in company vita
ses"eteen ether conveFts who hal b@sa
secured IN Cornwall EnR, we're taken -
sait Lake City ~ Rider nasoom naaeoU,
already had thr~s wives the principal %
waom waa enc named Hannah. gray.
haired woman Hhen TIE elder announced
his intent,on 81 taxing 10 Mss PASTOR ana
mssa ClegE. her companion. Hannah De.
came isaioas and sngrY Both the con.
NsFis obi@cted % remaining IN tha
elser's household and one niRht thnv
tini Together some clothing ana low
cred themselves from a winioN o. the
house They were disaovsrei In Al ail~v
near the tabernarln ~ Ednr Janla. n
Wells, Murmoa, who. Mlss Pastor aava
sides with TIE Uovsrnmeut ~ toak 10
two women 70 stable anl provided them
sarh VITA q suit - male attire in ortnF "a
facilitate their escape from tha etv GA
we following morning b. took then - the
rAllroad staiion and put then on the traia.
while they were standing 90 th- plat.
Term Rider basrom came 90 AMI asRsd Al.
aer Wells v he hal seen any ihiua Of he
t"o missing women. not recagulainR them
~ theu new garh Ga the tr4a thsv 70
lated their story o. tn women passnnRarA.
who prov del them wtth suitable clathiae.
whiie me gentlemen male Up purse Or
them. A. Omaha Mss lsgg ieft the train
vita LADY who bad promised her a sitna-
uoa Mss f.sion is % bright lntsnaea
and aays she had 30 hiea uutl she reached
Salt LAhe C.ty that Bascom intended a
MaEfY her