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Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

Plano scaEfa, new designs, In silk or
plush. b. p. Rohelen. ITO Market Gt.
New designs In mutio oAblnetE-
ebony, mahogany ard mnglieh oah; Also
some handsome asW style plano stlo's,
soAIfs And covers. II. y. Robelen, 40
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

send their friends where they'll have TO
pay less than anywhere else.
Look any and everywhere. Ihelo
isn't such a stock to be found IN any
quarter.
No matter what quality is wanted
here it is.
listers and OvercOats at $40.
An extra good Fur Beaver over
coat, SIS. .,o
Shut-you-up.warm Storm Coats Sl0'
Long.
Satin.Lined Imported. quality over
coats, $35 and $40. ~
The "Ironclad" Suits, $l2. They L
wear almost too long. .u
The same of the stylish dreSSy
Wanamaker Cloth Suit, SIG. -
The size doesn't matter in our StcCh n.
Everybody sure to be fitted. fr'0'
right, too.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

WAAAAaKAa TON a HORRHR1iN n. NJ
Tine table in eiiect, Nov. Islr, isSS. Trains
For beading, BirdsboiO, Joanna, BpfiaF.
field, WHynesbprK Junction, Manor ,Pottsviltf,
Inmaaua, Allentown, Lebanon, WeFnsYBs
vile and All points on tho philadelphia and
Reading II, r. 90 a, m. and 2. 20 p. m.
For Springfield. Waynesburg Junction,
Ford and Dapont's and intermediate points
hQo ~ M, 2, 70 ana b.0op. m.
Yer OoAteeyille and intermediate points 81
100 a. M, 2. 20 and 9. 90 D. m,
For Weat Chester, 40 q. M, 2.l0 and a,pI
p ms
Daily except Saturday and sunday,
FOR Kew Bridge and intern ediAte pointa
e.I p. m, and on Saturday only At $40 AND
II. is D, N.
On sunday for Reading and intermediate
points. At 9. o. a. M, and Tor Springfield and
intermediate points At 100 d. N.
A. y. AcCAuhl4AhDa BOVINE HklGAA,
buDarintendent Gen Pass. AF,t,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
CAFE lHVtS I MEHTS
4 EEitENrFu Capital $50, 900
49, uzaFu9aaR Surplus, 80, 40
Guarantee Strength, gl,ib047O

Record Of our Is YEARS business.
10 ISL Mortgages negotiated Agg 't'g en-, 7Gs SIS
NN2 - pAld, ~ z AiO gVl
Interest paid aEEre eating 3 3t5 403
Total paid 20 investors e,75a, lai
We have ,Oi4 PATRONS, to whom we can
refer. We do not claim 10 do the
largest, but the SAFEST business,
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT FOR SMALL
AMOUNTS.
Pail Information furnished bv
j. b. W ATKINS LAND MORTGAGE CO.,
LAwRASGE, KANSAS: or
New YORK MAnE'r, HENRY DICKINSON,
3lA Broadway.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
u EGIsTER's ORDER.
IN REaIsI'ER'5 OFFIOE,
NnM OAaILM UOuhTY. DIV.

NHW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL,
November l2th, iSsa.
Upon the application OF Security Tm u 4 safe
Deposit Co., AdmihisLTat0T, eta OF Jean 5.
Ro6crtEon, late QfW lmiuE Ton III ndrcd, q said
CuRnlY, DECEASED, II u ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notlce or granting Of letters Of AdminiH-
Inton, c. {. a., upon the estate Of the deceased,
with the date OF granting thereof
by causing AdveTusements 70 be posted
Within 40 days nom the date Of sueh
letters in six Of the most public
places of the county Of New Castle, requiring
All persons having demands against TIE estate
70 present the aame, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided /;
and also cause the same TO be inserted within
the same period IN the Daily REPUBLICAN,
a newspaper Published IA Wilmington, and 10
be con tlnued therein three weeks (e. ODD
~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
L. S. IOmes Of the Register aforesaid, al
49, Wilmington, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
koTICK.-Ail persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attested the Administrator, c. {, a.
on or before November l2th, 1857. or abide
the Act Of Assembly in such case made and
SECURITY TRUST SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
Administrator, e. 1. a,
Address, Wilmington, Del,
nis-eOd-sW
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
PownorInsr.r I,rn.,

Great Western hsst Markets, Nos. 6O7
King street ind 7O5 West Elshth stsesi.
First quality meats 81 the following
prices: sirloin steak, $780,; rump attaF,
lao round steak, 121fo rio roast, IA to
l6o.; chuck, 6 to 100 stew beef, 4 10 60
soup meat, Sc; leg mutton, 1879
shoulder, 8o.i pork chops, 12c.; veal
shops 40 veal loln, lao veal outlet,
l6o shoulder veal, 100; cornsd beef, /
to i0oi bologna, Sc frssh pork sau,
sage, l3c.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

Election liz over. Let Us have peace
and sell tobacco cheaper than ever.
Respectfully, a. A. Chapman, Seventh
ald Orange stfefts.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

Robes and blankets at Perkins, ICl
Wesl Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

o. 10 or 30 gems igr 70 5dnLs IS Gum.
m'Ggg' gallery SOC Alnse.sE sglo1s
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Epp's Cocoa.


IFNLFN n 7 No u
by q thorough knowledge OF the uaturas
laws when govern The operations OF q tEbstiOn
and nutrition and by n careful application of
the nne properties Of we'll selarted COCOA, Mr..
Epps has provided our breakfast tables With
delicate favored beverage which may save
Us many heavy doctors uilh. II IS by the iu-
dlcious ute OF such articles al tllet that con
Riltution may be gradually buiit up until
EsrouR enough to resist every tendency to dis
aase, lluDdrNas Of subtile mAtadles are hoat-
ing around us reafy TO attack wherever there
lA a weak point, We may escape many a tatAl
SHAFT by kt'eplnF ourselves weIl fort ned with
pure hood and q properly uoafiahisl frame -
-CiyH SCrg Ice GlzattB.
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
sold only "a half pound tins by Grocers, la
belcd tfats.
JAMES fps AND Co. Hon IPATHIG
CHEMIST. Lon don. England. mis-, IN u sd&wly
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

Fine Stationery has been
removed to Juniper street
side-opposite JeweIry.

AS C1~thSASA AAs O(Gd
removed to Juniper street
side-opposite JeweIry.
A truly great business
never limits itself by past
success. In this December,
the great retail month, we
hope to show you that This
business is entirely great.
The argument Tests on more
room and better service;
more goods, better assorted
and cheaper; sound notions
translated Into practice.
We wish each reader oil
this was an acute dry-goods
critIc-many of our readers
are Their criticism has fixed
beyond cavll that we have
won the place--the first Of
course-we sought this sea.
SON on Novelty Dress
Goods. The added power
OF each critical recruit would
secure our place all the more
firmly.
How we welcome an ex.
animation of this stock,
especially If a comparison
follows with the other best
OF New York, Philadelphia
all America, all Europe!
A bit vain, you sayl Yes,
honest pride, aud 1t is no
shame to own it.
And if types don't fall us,
there's more to say of Dress
Goods Novsltles.
Southeast OF centre.
Furniture. Christmas.
A trade trait The more
bulky articles for presents
are cho en- first, and, Il
bought here, ara held for
future delivery, as may be
directed.
Three elevators to the third
floor, and FIVE stairways.
One bread expanse of Fur
niture. No scattering to fill
spa es, but solid rows upon
rows OF all lines belonging
to the most complete stock
Only samples. Duplicates
are stored in the factory,
blocks away.
Dainty or sumptuous chairs.
desks, tables, cabinets, The
stock is its own catalogue.
The variety the truth telling
witness.
Third floor.
A wind-up word on those
wonderful Black FaiIIe Fran
caise Silks, fifty cents and a
dollar under price. We've
brought in the last lot of
them that can be had-one
hundred and forty pieces
When they are gone "a mat
ter Of days. cd prices again.
For now they run like this
What was 81 as is now 81 25
What was 500 Is now 81 so
49,. a. EN 1. ~
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

Would alter house alter March 25th
next, No. sA5 Aaaison street, into store
for good tensnt, Would make . good
laundry stand. Apply To ". Scott
Vernon, REPUBLICAN oEioe.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
JOHN P. OONAHOE

nola agent and depot Tor Delaware Of d
Lager Heer.
Sole agents for Massey 90. = Phnadslpa
EraW6riea, Masaayts Brown Stout u. "a
Xxx ALliB AND PORTER9.
Orders by nail will reoatve prompt attdn
ton. Goods shipped N any port ffea "a
board. Telsphone connection
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03

And see what beautiful
presents they are going to
give away You have &
chance OF receiving one By
simply buying a pair Of
shoes.
We offer special bargains
in all kinds Of shoes. Come
and see our goods and
prices and he convinced that
we can give you as good
value Tor your money as
you can get anywhere in
the city.
One handsome gold watch
and chain, one French clock
and a beautiful baby coach
are the three articles that
are to be given away.
They are now on exhibition
In the window Of the great
Daily Republican., 1888-12-03
DIR. TETEETx.
536 N. Fourth st.,
BslsH Grsea.
PHlLADELPH

y yeArs pfa1ticAi eHporisHaa
anAfAnteea 70 oars more qnlehsr
safer and permanent thar All
sdvertiainE physician al Ers
eial uisaaseA, Bleed Poiaea
tLtn Diseases, lsiuplaa
klotrhea, s,batinnte Gisest
Destinations, lnhammatlaa
Of Il idney, hiAddcr aud osEs
orsans. kRFgouH lbebistE
ERFly Decay. w pnFncar -
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-06-22
hOPPERS MATCHING.

Bad Outlook For Crops in Minnesota-
Seveuteen-Y Year LOcusts In Iowa and
Illinois.
CHICAGO. June l3.-Dispatches from
points in Northern Iowa and Western Hi
nols report the appearance Of swarms OF
seven een-year locusts. Prof. c. V. Riley,
United States Entomologist, when asked
about the locusts said tha. well-known
brood occurred this year, and this period.
ical visitor mi yht be looked for in wooded
portions OF Hiuois and Iowa. and also 10
parts Of Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan and
Pennsylvania. In reply TO . question a.
TO whether the grasshoppers would be dc.
structive this year. he could not express q
positive opinion. Up to three year, ago he
had been able to confidently state the pros
poets ia advance, but since then he hal
been unable to get together sufficient data
a. 10 the extent OF egg deposit to justify
prediction. He had received q telegram
from the ofics that the young were hatch
ing in Immense numbe in parts OF Mlnne-
sofa. and with weather favorable to them
considerable injury may be done, especially
as the average period between vistations
has expired since the last troub es. One
tnlng he felt sure OF, however, that they
would never do as much injury As between
the years 1879 and 1871.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-06-22
Mlssoua, ep,ToRs.
8saany Men Meet IN the Fertile sPsiaeI
Tabernacle.

8snspy Men Nest IN the Persls speinO
Tabernacle.
wARR HxsBuRo, No, June l3-The TWEEN.
ty.second annual session Of the Missouri
Press Association met yesterday morning
in the tabernacle ut Pertle springs. Tho
attendance is shout I25, including lafies.
The small attendance 10 accounted for from
the fact that 30 many conventions and pri-
mary elections are being held over tho
State at present, and many members found
it impossible to COMO. The meeting was
CALLED to order by o. II. Kinley, Of the
Brunswick Brunsr;cssr. Major MIL
ON behalf OF III, mayor, who was
unable to be present, and the peo
ple Of WarreusburH, welcomed the as.
ISOLATION at length, which was well re.
ceived The president, on behalf Of the as.
ISOLATION. replied in u few well chosen
words. and then called the meeting to or
der. The annual address was delivered BY
Prof. J. p. Bianton. president OF the Kinks
vile Normal School. The subjec: was
"Press Relations to. Personal Liberty"
and was cloQuently handled. A poem ap.
proprla:c TO the occasion was re Vi by MSS
Nellie Ingram. Of Sedalia. A paper OF con-
siderable merit on the relations of the
State and National associations was read
by Mr.. Walter Williams, OF the Boonville
Advertiser. The historical sketch of the as
ISOLATION. by J. W. Jacks, of Montgomery
City, closed the session for the day.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-06-22
TEMPERANCE ADVOCATES.

Womeu In Force 1t the Grand Avenue
Methodist church In kAnsAs City.
Kansas Cir, No, June - The Mis-
souri, Woman's Christian Temperance
Union held its sixth annual con, entiOn to
day at the Grand Avenue Methodist Etis-
copAl Church, and long before ten O'Clock
this morning women wearing the white
ribbon Of tho union began pouring in the
church. and when the convent N was
called to order there we're fully 30 present.
There was y buzz OF enthusiasm rs Mrs.
Clara Hoffman, Of Kansas CITY, walked up
the pulpit stairs, and this Immediately
broke oat into genera, clappug Of hands
and waving OF handkerchiefs. When the
applause ceased. MIS-. Hoffman called the
convention 70 order and the session began
oy shining "All Hail the Power Of Jesus
Name" after which prayer was offered by
Mrs. H. II. Wagner, OF st. Louis. An
other song. scripture reading. roll call OF
officers and superintendents followed when
Mrs. Hoffman announced ihc committees.
Evangelist work was reported by Mrs.
Johanna Garin, OF st. LOUIS. and jail and
prison work by Mrs. Belle L. Mitchell. Of
Carthage.
The four Independents reported the
condition Of work IN their districts as sat.
isfactory
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-06-22
TAMMANY RATIFIES.
Governor Hill Attacks Ingalls, For lis RI
cent CtteFauces.

cent UtteFances.
New YORK, June 13-Tammany held q
large meeting in the Academy of Music
last night to ratify the action Of the 81.
Louis convention. The Tammany lamb
Thurman" which was brought from the
West, all Geckcd in ribbons. was feature.
Hon. John Cochrane presided and there
was list Ct 40 vice presidents and secre-
taries. Resolutions were passed ratifyin2
the nominations made and the platform
put forth by the convention.
Governor Hill was the first speaker. In
the course of his remarks he took occasion
10 reply to the remarks Of Senator ingalls,
IN a recent speech in which 1.-The nomina-
ton and election Of Grover Cleveland have
made the pretensious of any American
citizen to the Presidency respectable" He
said he agreed with Mr.. Ingalls, not in the
sense meant by the President of the Senate
but in the sense tina, any man. however
obscure, might aspire to that lofty position.
Intending an insult to the President and
the Democratic party he had unconsciously
paid a tribute to both and to American in
situations.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-06-22
Firemen's Tournament.

CARTHAGE, No., June ia. the fourth
annual meeting Of the Southwestern Fire
mems Association, held IN this city yester-
day, there were ffty-two companies
present, with over 1000 men bers on hand.
AT the city park, Mayor Thomas. OH behalf
OF the city. rendered the freedom and
welcome OF the city. A grand band con-
,ert was gwen By the invited bands, with
l6J pieces, under the leadership Of Prof c.
II. Dumzrs. At Intervals the {tug Of war;
contest between twelve men Of any com
many po.ling oE Z rope was carried on
Sixteen companies entered. The honors
we're won bv Carthage Hose Company No.
] with Il. v. Phillips foreman, FIRST prize.
cd hose company NJ. 2 OF Columbia
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-06-22
LIGHTED UP.

Three Thousand Electric Lights Turned
On In the Auditorium.
CHICAGO June Blast night the 1900
electric lights IN the great hall to be used
by the Republican National convention
were turned on for the first time and about
the same moment a food Of light was
thrown Upon the darkness that had here
tofore cnveloped even the smallest details
Of what would constitute the programme
in the convention. The lighting up of
the Auditorium afforded a magnificent
spectacle, the effect OF the lights
being TO seemingly enlarge the
already vast interior and bewiider the
spectator. Grea: wheels of fire shone On
the sidewalks. q gorgeous tricolor shield
OF light surmounted the stage and the roof
was ablazs with huge stars made up of
clustered burners. The long streamers OF
red, white and blue bunting not yet fully
in place gave picturesque aspect to the
whole, taking attention away from thou
sand Of empty chairs on all sides. Scarcely
q hundred people were within the man.
moth amphitheiter TO witness the illumi-
nation. and from the galleries they seemed
Ike SO many pigmies moving about the
GOOr
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-06-22
Maine Republicans.

PORTLAND. Me-, June I3.-Thc Repub-
lean State convention met at eleven
O'Clock yesterday morning, the convention
hall being packed with fully 1908 persons.
Chairman Manly called the body to order.
Hon Andrew p. Wisweil. Of Ellsworth,
the temporary chairman, delivered his ad-
dress. The temporary orgaulrarion was
maize permanent sad Hon. j. ". Symonds,
OF Portland, in an eloquent speech. pre-
scented the name Of Henry Il. Cleares,
VIII !e r. u. Powers presented the name Of
Burleiyn for Governor. The convention
then .procceje,. TO ballot. when Burleigh
Wis dominated. having ss5 votes. The Ad-
ministratiou was strongly denounced Tor
its course in the fisheries dispute.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-06-22
THE CENTRAL STATE.


a Name which Might Appropriately Ne
applied to KAnsas.
The State of Kansas, the seventh in
size of the thirty-eight composing the
American Union. has a remarkable sit
uation. Lying in the western half Of
the Mississippi Valley, it is midway
between the head waters Of the great
river, in Minnesota, and its embOuchure
in the Gulf. Its eastern frontier, too,
is as far removed from the eliminating
ridge Of the Rocky Mountains, which
forms the western boundary Of the
drainage area. OF the region of the
Great Palms." then, Kansas is CEN
trail. 1t is also central with regard to
the whole country. The Red river Of
Manitoba and the Gulf of Mexico are
equally distant from it. and it is as far
from the Atlantic coast as from the
Pacific shore. Aspot in Davis County,
near Fort Riley. marked by a mOnu-
ment to the memory Of Major Ogden.
who located that military post. is
within few rods of the geographical
center Of the United States. Her citi-
Gems observation-disclosures of Kansas as
the ''SunhOwer State" but when they
think Of her pivotal position in his
tory, and her geographical situation,
then Kansas is the Central State"
This central position has much to do
with the pOpulation-shall we say pop
ularity'-of the State. The climate.
though sharing in the extremes Of its
intracOntinental position. has never a
long continuance of great heat Or cold.
The days of any winter during which
the thermometer indicates below zero
may be counted on the fingers; the
heats OF July are broken every few
days by a cooler regime. Being a
prairie State, the winds sweep most OF
its surface unimpeded. Its people
speak of its strongest gales in jOcular
phrase as kansas zephyrs." Pew
airs breathe that are not welcome. An
occasional hot wind from Arizona. or
the edge of blizzard from Montana.
suSSCStS ioi tIiC usudi
winds that blow. CyclOnic storms are
less common than in other parts Of the
great valley. or even in Atlantic States.
The topography of Kansas is typical
of the Great Plains. An important
feature of it is the moderate elevation
above sea-level. and the gradual in
crease of that elevation westward.
Rivers cross the eastern frontier of the
State less than eight hundred feet
above tide-water: the northwestern
part of the State is over four thousand
feet. This is as high as Ben Nevis or
the Adirondacks: but there are no
mountains in Kansas. There are val
leys relatively deep. whose sizes are
cut into ridges and isolated mounds.
but few regions of any extent where
the term billy is justifable. Three
districts only are thus definitely named;
the Blue Hills i'm the north. the Flint
Hills and Gypsum Hills in the south
Robert Hay, L. $. q. s.. IN Harper's
Magazine.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-06-22

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