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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

bens1es4ry skan have no portion q nis
ssz4ls.
1wslfth--It is NY wil that ~ property
SAsii Eoi os foroea - s&.s AZ sscnhesa ieI
lie purposs - raising money - p4s OF
issNc-eas bal tasl it shali oalf ss atspsssa
~ - hen ssles Cab BE made ~ advantageous
isr rms. ~ which nv sxsc0tefs snsA es ths
sols iucssS End 20 the mean waite ssssT ths
legsc.es 10 ~ vie aEd adopted ohliarel
Ee2iioasa II ne ssoenQ thlrc and ssses ~
clauses II tbs wil have bser provided for
TIE other lsxsiecs Unaer tbs VII NAY. with
tie consent 81 ~ sxegators take Any
stocks Or PERSONA property peioaElug 10
NJ estate Ia satisfaction 81 taslI lefScies al
valuation o. bs egreed upou between SAID
lsEAieos Snd az sac s1eeaiors.
Ihirtesnth--l recommend that my pre-
cuctlys reai sslsls m the cils Il Grand
kspics n iCh. shat noi - ssld bui shsil
os kspg 10 satisfy and pss 90 81 isiT vslu.
alton Tie lsgacles gwen a. nv vile and
adopted children IN hsu ~ the money aud
securities OF sens psrt lheresi herein
gwen 10 them, snd slSo laS y ~liss fesiduaft
legacy; provided nv vile snd adopted chil-
crsR so agree with nv sac eXscgtors ~lt1
respect - tosiF respective SHARES. hut ihls
reooumencsuon is not 10 he treaties ~
mandatory. ! issvlng the matter entirely 10
the discretion of nv SAD executors aDe i
hereby give them iul power and UIbOriiy
10 ssllsiy said lsgacles, or any part lhersoi
by the c0ntsssnce 81 any part 81 said pro
oGeliYs real estate or ANY olkef may ovn.
10 nay said vile and accepted enildres or %
such OF Them as Insy consent to ecosDi tbe
same ia pay menI Of The whole or any part
OF their respective shares. Ane Il my vile
lakes reEl estate IA satisfaction OF her share
under this viii. or any part thereof, then
authorize her cO-eIecuiof alone 10 execute
and deliver 10 her deed thereof, and such
deed shall bs sufficient 20 vest 10 let al the
estate legal and EQUITABLE which ! have IA
sGl0 lands.
Fonrgseuth-l hereby give and grant unto
my said executors fuil power and authority
10 sell and convey all NY property. resl aud
personal and 10 make, execute, sckLosl-
edge aud deliver al suCk oeeos, bills Of sale
or other Instruments a. may seem proper 10
thsn. And ! hereby grant 70 and Tesi in
their sHd each Of their SUCCESSORS al the
power authority and discretion whick have
given 10 The executors herein named.
Fifteenth-l hereby nominate aud sp-
point nv wife Martha A Watson. ABd my
FRIEND. Morton Is. Hull. Of Chicago. Ill., 10
be the eIscutrix aud executor y! tals my
last will and testament. aud whenever the
word executors is used herein Il snail be
construed 20 mean sxscu,rI and executor,
and they shall not be required 10 give any
bonds as such.
And hereby revoke aaY and all former
wills by me 81 any time made.
/ witness whereof hsre heTeupto SET my
hand and sea- this SIN day OF August. IN
the year 1886
AxAsA b. wtTsos
The will was witnessed by j. Kleinhsbs
and Charles b. Blair, Of this CITY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28
CHANGED DAILY.


Screens Screens Screens
Have you seen those four fold Jspsnese
hand painted Screens for s24sg They are
four feet high and you will find them won
derful bargains. They GENE in all colors.
Those large fsRs for splsshers are going isst
at 80 cents. These same styles Of fans were
sl.00 .sst winter.
Swiss Carvings
We have inst opened large and complete
line Of Swiss Carvings. You will bnd them
on the third floor. They are not only the
proper things for wooden weddings, but
also nice and suitable for presents at sBv
time. Among the assortment ere Salad
Forks and spoons. Letter Racks. Candle
sticks Card Receivers. Toothpick Holders
Ink Stands. Paper Knives. Pen knives, and
in fact most everything that can be made
out Of wood
Pools signal Service Barometer
and Thermometer combined for 20c. Did
Won ever hear Of such bargains. Why they
used 10 be 500 and we th ought them cheap
thea. Third fsor take the elevator.
We have q whole couBsr Of Jspsness
Bamboo Lunch Bsste.s that are going ct IS
cents each. They are the incest tbings cut
for lunch. Call ard see them You vii
buv one IL you never thought Of carrying
your lunch. First hoor.l
H LEONARD's SONS a 90
p and 81 Honroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28
DRY GOODS,

The Tenth Great Fair Of the
w. Nj. A 4 /. Society Is over,
and pronounced q brilliant
success.
Illustrating ia s f0rcible
manner the spirit of enter
prise and courage existing IN
the people of Grand Rapids
and Western Michigan over
even the adverse elements.
Our magnificent display IA
the Art Hall. was said to be
the finest OF It's kind ever seen
IN the State.
Carpets of every description
and value: Rugs from every
cl me: Drsperies of the latest
styles, from home and foreign
loom: Dress Goods Of English.
French, German and Ameri-
can make; Cloth Seal Plush
and genuine London Dyed
Seal garments Of the very lat
est styles; Silks. Satins, Vel
vets and Pushes, all beauti-
fully displayed and forming
a combination OF enhancing
beauty.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28


lsBIAsAncLls. S<Pt J-osEsrsl Harm
soas visibsrs today cane freU LlaS. Ohio.
Tnsy Eum ssrsd about i've kundrs5 TIE
repeo.nos Ciab. . AGa. And TIE yoUsz {
sslsEs organization wsfs speci2i features 81
tss PROCESSION. which Nss 4s Gsusl socsn4
paElsd b, ssssr1l AsEus. fse FsosPg.on
etcurfsi a. lnivsuliy fark. n0t~lth-
stsRciag tkat tie Fss ar Asds
tsinx outSeSrs sszswlsf uneo1f0Fta5ls
p b Holiday, u daneock eo0siy. spoke
Ior the ls40 veterans, saa ; n. J0Aes or
! 2s Tor tAe kepubiosn clubs. IA fs-
sssualnx 6eaersl Harrison rsfsrfes feel
ing.y - tae pfeseuoe OF the fPP<osBOe
Cas Representatives. sad SPOKE Dnsny Of
ysis2 concerning ghs dsbt aud t4nn here
tofoTe covered.
L. tie evenlpg 20 former Pennsylvsn-
l.as ~ho cane here on Gocogus u the
astaIzl gas development Ia this section Of
the state, callsG sn the General a. his resi-
dsacs. lhs sfAir was somewhat informal,
bui hr made tse visitors brief speech con-
ossaiss ne ner snd great industries they
represented
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28
Bargains
For This Present Week.

100 doz. Ladies Union Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs. with
fancy borders, prices THREE
for TEN CENTS.
Our entire stock of the well
known Queen Bess" COrsets
at 80 cents each.
The balance Of our Pan
dora" French woven Corsets
at only 20 cents each.
25 doz. Mems Derby Ribbed
Half Hose at % cents. worth
double.
100 doz. Mems latest Fall
styles OF Neckwear at 25 and
80 cents.
500 doz. Ladies Fall and
Winter underwear from the
cheapest TO the best silk,
bought direct from manufac-
turers and IN large quantities.
We defy competition.
200 celebrated Gloria"
Umbrella in 26 and 2s inches.
Gold OF Silver head At $500
each. 200 sold by Us Of this
one grade alone since May lst.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28
SEARCHING THE BOOKS
A weman.Accussd of stealing from Uncle
sam

A Woman. Accused of stealing from Uncle
Sam.
WARRINGTON. Sept. 27.-Several detect
ives and expert hookkeepers are making a
thorough investigation OF the books IN the
redemption division of the Treasury, with
the view 10 detecting the extent of the
robbery in that division. While.only a dis
crepapcy of ss44 has been discovered il is
thought that the robbery, which
has been systematic, and extended
back for some time, amounts TO q
larger sum. Treasurer Hyatt has
been reimbursed by Mrs. Becker with the
f944 which she is charged with having
stolen. The woman, tits thought, has been
guilty of takiag money for some time. but
it is not thought that sufficient evidence
en- be produced 70 convict her, all Of IL be-
x unless she confesees. OF q circumstsn-
al character. IL has developed that she
took so out Of every 500 package. Several
employees are now under surveillaDos. The
Treasury officials will not talk on the mat
ter. and this sives rise to many rumer. Of
al exaggerated character. The facts are
almost unobtainasle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28
A Title Clouelesi

Judge Holmes and others began suit in
the Circuit Court yesterday afternoon against
Jenaie Wetmors and others to establish the
title ~ certain pertisns Of Island No. 3. de-
MED by the defendants. as q portion of lots
purchased on Bryan & Balls addition. Ii
n claimed by the plaintifs that the west
ends of said lots were originally portions OF
the Island and woud De now If parties had
not changed the course Of Grand River A
temporary injunction was granted By Judge
Grove to restrain the defendants from dis
posing Of the property until the title is es-
fahtfahaH
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28
Judd :. b. G,,.n

WAssIssroN. Sept. TT don't think
there is likely to be aay hurry about Mr..
Ssvbsny's nomination. said Senator Cul-
Ism today. Il want TO see Mr.. J add shev
bimself 10 be good postmaster. and nov
that he IL freed from any special Obligation
to the administration or 70 politics, think
ne rili DO so. I don't thinh thsres ssy
occasion for hssts in tbs confirmation OF
his successor"
ssns;sr Sawyer. Chairman Of the Com
mittss en- Post ohess, has returned and the
committee will probably take up the New
be-ry nsnin stio1 ~ tn nert session.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

Many people wonder why the late Geo.
II. White did not leave a will. 1t is said
that the morning Mr.. White died he had
two appointments. one with his physicians
and one with his attorney. when be was tc
sign his will. which had been dictated and
drawn. The physicians attended to Mr.
White. while the attorney, with the n
signsd-will. sat in spOther room. and Mr.
" bite died befors Il was his turn 10 20 into
the SICK roem.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

At the opening Of tie Superior Court yes
tsrday in the new room assigned to it n
the City Hall, Prosecuting Attorney Stuart
rose in bis place and made some remarks
fssicitssipg the court upon 10. cheerful and
elegant quarters. Following him, Hon. T,
y. Uhl. Hsn. J. @. Fitz Gerald. Miss Ella.
beth Esg esaels. Hos. n. A Earle. and A,
9. Dshhisos rsde brief addresses, and
J1sgs Bnrlingame responded. All expressed
thsTsss.yss ss sisbly p.ssssd.
1ss hrst business transacted wss tbs
srsunsnt Of a motion in the Bsdsll-Bsrksy
case
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

N@-s.att - - fxessss- stNs-4-
OgsEsO. sept. 23.-fhe Hon. N. c. Buren.
Of your city addressed a full house hsre
ass sveninE. speaking FOR two hosrA he
was listened 10 with intense inter-
est and dslighE from beginning 10 ED; and
sIth the utm0st attention from Democrats
Gresa s2cksrs, Prohioitionlsts and Republi-
cans alike. Logical, and conclusive in
argument, eloquent and impressive 10 de-
livery. neTiLsng the Of repeated applause.
which tsld how deep = hold he mad upon
hls hearers. He made many votes tor the
EepuDlicans
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

GssrEis To1nz -ss srrest-e yesterday
for taxing q rsvolvsr sad tsTsstszing a
shoos De.stv Sker = rorsrs as ne css.
~ill seEe n q Poscs C01rt th1s nrrrn RI
Iae t-suss gr0vs So - Ire en- Jast
Mss lsEsg So 4 ~ o. ~e8fe ~srer -
- I8axs Homes is tste~ests6 n 80 rss.
ss1 i 81 - trisd ~ Assstszf Po.lcs
Jusfirs - s@f<a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

Joseph Ho1ssm.n. sther Of N. NJ
Hoasens1. TIE nsa -ho - ths Fusion
nominss Tor ProsecEnEg Astarasy. e
worried becsGss people core into a. store
sBd ss< 70 90 tr1sted fsr ssiss ~ c. et3ss
and ssy: ar -oYk "a vsry ssrd for ths
= esctiou 81 yoar 500. - 7 tso 8zht yoa
rll< frnsf na
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

Albert Whitfield. alias Fred Marshall.
vent iste Livingston restaurant yesterday
end tired to pass {. spurious doiisr. bat vs.
Detected and handed ever - tie police. vho
in tsrR gave Whitfield 20 tse nifsd Safes
sutseritiss. and hs - no~ IN Jail Peter
Oliver. vho vas -ifb Whiffsi5. vas az
rested sus be vzs released
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

Ceasrs-s asa4 sss Elsss-sa Disz<asG
..a. "a $3.50 1es--A
AAa4uarrz. sesg ~ .-~,5rsaE.g ~ rs sQF-
sriss 3f t1s csssLis1sals a. lafss azd LGs
sUars eozzrariaess - tss ioEz- -sstasllsssa
sthies II rhs czsty. H9a. /. d stsphsEsso,
II 4soauiles sss 1su4i1as1 - succeed
hs1 HssrY ~ sesUolr IS cosgrsss1asa
~ tae p sssata 1.strict ~ re ConsEes-
slsaal lsssssilsG tsday The goEs ssz 80
- 81 stsoas8ssa sns sey aaolr ssrs t4s
suly caadldatse 5lFphe8.Ou Is FrFy
s.rsok msB. and - Ssl gAs full party vote
~ ras alsfrfCt
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

A -srrs1t -zs issued yesterday sar Go
Ms. ~he : ehsrzes Tith janeing = s.
arrel 81 sf 80 Hetel Fsehsfieu. Ms
wss n kinp~-ufs ~ben zss sesrd f--u
ana 10 ~ eset s-vsrsl oesei eilis % orinx
Ar esrR
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

oTrsva Ont SEPT T.-Ths Postmaster
Genera bss suths-izsd ths Conptrslier of
Ps-fs Esvsnnss - s0tsr into res .f1stions
~iih 1se Empirs - Jspsn for ths sstsoii.h-
nssst sf. saoner order oen-sstien for TIE
4 rsct exchange sf intsrnsusnsl rsoney
orders h~fwr-n Csnsds Ard Fspsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

LAt-attft = ~ f---aANe tEsFA
MUsKEGoS Sept 2T.-Ths Democratic
County Convention was held today. The
following nominations were made: Repre-
sentative First district. w. j. Mex instry;
Second district. 3. T. Cook; Sheriff. William
Heaton, Judge Of Probate, Daniel Upton:
Treasurer. Martin Wakes: County Clerk.
A bert Wsldron. Register OF Deeds, Edward
L>edon. Prosecuting Attorney, Levi
Beardsley
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

wssHrssroy. Sept. H.-Ths sensts Com
rsitsee on Finance csndqued the resSing OF
the Tsrif oil for Al ke1r so4av, sbd has
progressed to ss<s las, tie first sixh " seven
page being tAs Mills bill A meeting is
called for tsEs>rre-, st voich the resdisg z
vii probably % caacladed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28
Ard SIN Th.r Cama

A Harrison and Norton club. composed
exclusively Of Hollandsrs. was organized
last evening in the First ward, with three
hundred and forty-eght mem bers, all voters.
Joan Stskstee was elected President; John
Striker Vice President. John J. de Jongs
Secretary; and Henry Hoekssms. Treasurer
Hon. q. J. Dieksms. Of Holland addressed
fheu.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

WAssIEsTox. sept. 27.-Ths Prssijsn.
today sent 20 falloving nominations 70
the S-ssts; Geo. s. Daryee, Of Ssv Jersey
b - Lnites States Aitor1sy for the Dis
trict - Nsv Jersey. Jam. A Moore. #
NsTses. 70 =. United Sisie. Marshal for the
r.slrsrs nf Nsrsda
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

The frss thing that General Weaver did
when be got up yesterday morning was
10 20 and buY . new bat. When coming
across the Detroit River "Wednesday alter
noon, the wind slew bis hat into the water
and a. ne had only time enosgs 70 make
bis train. hs cams throusa bare headed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

Ars Geetz. 1srsas net aekaew1 -
th@ suhlic. = Irias e. - ecsdriss s--s. sas
ass seeu nskisg rrensls far Aer aeazh bors.
ssteriav shs ~4s arrssted bw fi~ars@rsr =
csaSass. saA "A e>~s . ~ass e.<ars~s
n~xasza
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

r. Boxr5 sf Flrs s1a Pss5os coz1is-
soze~s net yssssrssg SO szs@v stss.disx
- Ntsis n-1nscyssnt rsutsrs szs sezs
ss~r sxs uzaes isfrsv spp eznts ssr res7-
srrs - 80 pess-x feros Ne sEps nt-sn =
xsEs nns.1a - le~<k sse@ w,~~ .zs D4>..a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28
Afferhacherss HilI

The will Of the lsts John Attsrbscher oi
Spencer township. was filed in the Probate
Court yesterday. The tes;sior bad forty
acres OF land ia Spencer, " hich be leaves Il
his wife until she aies, then The property is
10 be equally divided between his Two
daughters. Clara NJ. HOugh and Mary A.
Williams. His wife. Rachel A. After
bacber. is named as executor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

rus's rss~.t I,seks ..s Rnsbs.
We -ouls lis. 70 hsvs everyone bBilSint
sTsmins these goods. Though bUt shori
time or ~. market, they have reputation
ss tss strongest and most durable lecks
made. Al ths working psrts are Of
wrought iron very desirsbls fssturs net
found 10 other lsots Tb.rs e.. no knob
screws to work iosss. the krsb u firmly
sttsobsd - . new 0svios and IL self-sd-
iEsting - sny thickusss 81 door. 7hs
patssrbs are s.efsut sps srlstlc. Kbobs
and sscptcbs0rs r. sroszs ist ~ jet enc
sresxs ooakinstiss. Tbe-e a. nsos ~
tie Chinsgs Hardware Cssnn.py IN f-est
vsfisty sse fnsEsnts.< resrsr psrfsctien
tksn sny ofker lock ssd Fnes n ths vsrie.
A. srsuinsfisn sf tseir merits vii non-
vlDcs one Of 10 esH
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

vnzTSsroS. sept 27-Nrs Matthews
said shis morning thar lssoeist. Justice
Mathews resssd ~.ii lsst niest ard sss d.
eiis6lv settsr Re psrrsok h-srgi = q food
~ Breakfast and seemed 70 ENJOY and
rs.isa IL
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

J. E Msridsth. the Tsung nan charged
vita snsezzline 6 from ths Metropolitan
Msnufscturing Csnpssv. ples5sd guilty in
ne Poiics Court yesterday and vss sss~ssed
81 81 n i-f.ult q ~hics he vss een,nst.
ted for fhirtr isvs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

Mr. NJ Adse Hszett hss s~sa snzzrsd
~ the Rsousscsu Cen zift.- for sp~ech
octess~ a. sac "a pessiss srs $50 ge0t
seesksv, vho-~ rspgIatloa 81 csd0E eseolg =
ca eut ss,es ha1s@-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

AT RsPuhllcsa wsrd clubs are requested
% meet tAis evening AZ Lac-s hsn 70 per
fect arrangements Ter ths street parade to-
morrow svssing ~ Asnor Of Governor T.ucs.
A fuI sttsndsnce . necessary n arsser n
= thorough understanding ear be arrived a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

The trial ~ J. P Oyer vas commenced
in he Cirsait Court yesterday sfsrase@
NJ DYER q charged VIII ssssult sad het-
terry. The cxs- grew cut Of aopse-suflS-
ing ccatrsct bat vas tsksn for iess than
Fvsr could nri 4 IL
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

Il VS. reported 10 the Board Of Health
Yesterday that Henry P smith. ct 74s south
Division st, hsd the typhad fsver; FIVE
children Of fsnilv livisg at 3a9 watson
e.. hsd the vhoopisg cough. and two chill
drsn a. "A West Lsonsrs 81. had the diph-
theria.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

c. Hsppy cut bis right ssnd badly yesser-
dsy m0ruing Ga . rip saw a. Whit., Fri.nt
& Lstsliiers. He vas taken 70 Or ~
Camps ofic-, wssts tse iassx and rnllals
singers we're removed a. "a. secopa ioins
The remaining haxsrs are soinx veil
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28
Our Sales

during Fair week were more
than gratifying IN fact larger
than any corresponding week
o. previous years.
We have opened the cam
paign in Dry Goods IN earnest
and propose to keep the ball
rolling.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28
Nominated for senator.

GRAND HAvES, sept. 27.-Thomas Hesf-
ron. OF Eastmsnville. Ottawa county. was
nominated by the Democrats today for Sen
atOr from this district
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

ma Eid.sn Arrs.t.a. nrsaxht 70 6iils-
a4is aza baalsa.

HLLs0ALE sspt. Z7.-shsri1 Weed re-
tur4sd frsEa AHz0is. lad, a. o'clock last
aisht vita Afs. Aellis Bldsen. Bidssll
was fsleassd Tuesday night on a promise
fFon am that be would arrange for al Ia
tsrEies Dersesa as VIE and the Sheriff
aaa Mr.. KSs.- he j0insd his vile a. An
kOis yestssdzy mornilg. and the Sheriff
usst down broashs them both here LAST
night Mrs bidseil vas released On bail
about . a 'rIack
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

TIE trssi = eso. Fsxon fer ses.li-r q
-slt f-.-s 81 A6- s.rrsr 80 aezrzsaes n
- Cire1it Csarf to5ay- N&- J. Ssasrt -
saors~y sos 80 peepls, s7d s&xz . &srs
~ kAs dsis&1 szk
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28
AN ILLEGAL ASSESSMENT.

That IL What 10 Claimed of the Ellsworth
Ave-. Regarding Tax.
When Ellsworth-ave. was regarded w.
r Buss and 6ffeea Others. Who own prop
er,y on that street. were awarded damages
in the sum OF s2,730l5. fhis sum has been
spent on the assessment roll for the grad
ing. and yesterday Charles z. Sigh and
about hfsy others sued the city fer the
amounts collected from them, claiming
that the ssessment was illegal. The suit
was commenced in the Superior Court.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

tftsr~e f1tsfef.
r. <vvaet err aance czss n the Psifcs
fxrurs care - ,sucl1stess Testerssv av
A. 49, hssas oolip vr-ssea - CIV Aftar-
- f<xsa. las : r,csrwy ~ ~ sx~-k
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

Governor Luce Here Tomorrow.
Governor Luce will surely be here tonor-
row evening The meeting will be held st
Hsrtmsn's Hall, and will be preceded BY
n street paTxce.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28
THE HUB CIGAR STORE,

Csrs.r Bridge ssd osssf-~t
sefs ersn6 rerus3c fsRsyrss snS bufos
Ilso faI ftus - Enspor1ez sne Eev
Wss cFsrs a. sooes frest sBs prloss
T.rv go sass 80 ~Hus 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-28

Watch this column fer a
GRAND SPECIAL for next
week-sn5 DO not forget our
Great Under Value Saturday
night Sales. They are con-
EtaBtly growing.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-12-14
x. IL. K. z

Time tried and wear tested have
been our celebrated Custom Made
boots, and which have been handled
and satisfactorily worn by thousands
n the Western States since 1857. They
were originally introduced by Gates
and Kendall and sold in large quanti-
ties by Kendall& Emery and have nov
er been exeelled for durability snd
workmanship. These goods can now
be had of D. Ewart. our special agen
for lola and LaHarpe.
WM. w. KENDALL Pa,r & Suop w.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-12-14

drop of blood. We have recent
iy met several of the owners
Of these lands all of whom re.
port having settledwith the occupant s;
in most cases having rented to them.
The general impression is that the
matter is practically settled.
See the new muffiers at Rodman's.
While there has been very little
noise made about il, it does not seem
unreasonable to believe that the heat.
ing stove recently patented by J. W.
Hart is aa important discovery; and
one that will not only make fortune
for the inventor, but will bring about
a radical change in the manufacture Of
heating stoves. The i,iua Is simply 70
throw iB,o the room to be heated a
large part Of the s. Per cent of heat
that ordinarily goes offwith the smoke
A pipe runs down through the center
OF the stove opening snne two inches
from the 1aor and reaching to the TOP
or the stove. The heated air rising
creates q continuous current; drawing
the cooler air from the aoor and throw
ing it heated, lao the room. If it's
assif-d 20 heat an upper room, it is
only necessary to conduct the pipes
upward. The idea can be extended
and applied much farther. The
wonder is THAI 90 simple thing As it
Il, aa@ aos been thought of before.
Several stove firms are quietly endeav-
oring to get hold of the right and there
is no doubt but arrangements will
soon be made to manufacture rem,
Why should toia ie' III. thing get
a"aya If tsare is any thing at all in it,
II Is : of9 thing. Girard has stove
i"iinc::iry and stoves made there are sold
by lola merchants. Ths plant requir-
ell is net -areota.iy expensive and for
An enterprise of this kind, capital could
easily be raised. 1t would not be nee
assary to run any risks for though. as
ar as we have heard, it IL the anani-
nous opinion Of those who have ex-
.minea 1t shat it will effect saving Of
i least ro'per cent of fuel, ties, can =,
re made and its meriis OF dement's full.
: demanstlated. There Is DO doubt
Aas n stranger should come to us of.
ering such thilg, We would move
eaven and earth to work it up. Why
OF take hold Of this?
we have more Christmas eards Ia. )
ny body and will send them eSesner
colt & Son. :.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-12-14
Noneo.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
.dersigned will ask the Board of County
Commissioners, at their next regular
session. to vaeate that part of Madison
avenue, lying west Of Jefferson avenue.
and that par. of West avenue lying
west Of Church street, in the Gown of
Geneva, Kansas. GEORGE EssE.
Nov 22t4. =. NJ JRwrN
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-12-14
BucHyS's ARNIcA sALyE.

ine rest saive in the world for cuts.
Cruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chspped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price q
cents per box. For sale by Goodhue &
Evans.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-12-14
Piles, Piles,, Itching PNes,s,

S aSS---
Synipton1s-Moisture; intense itch
ing and singing; most at night; worse
oy scratching. nallowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
uleerate, becoming very sore.
SwAyNE's OINTMENT stops the itch.
ing and bleeding, heals uleefs;.lou and
IN nost cases removes tie tumors. At
druggists or by c.ail, for so cents. DR..
Swayns = son, Philadelphia.