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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-16
The Eve Of t.e Med.IIng.

She (suddenly bursting into tcars)-
Harry, sup-pup-pose it should r-rain to-
morrow.
lie (tendcrlyl-Why, my dearest you
are not suporstitious?'
she-N-no. but think how my hail
would look -Munsey's Weekly.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-16

Little Edith-rapa said you DO every
thing 50 gracefully, Miss Tcnsea-
sons.
Miss Tcnscasons--Did he?' That was
so very kind Of him.
Little Elith-Yes; lie said you woro
growing old gracefuIly.-Tho Jury.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-16

"It Mr.. Dusro don't take back wha;
he said this morning, will leave him
tonight"
"What did he say?"
THAT my services were not required
any longer. and that may 80 tonight
-AmoIican Statloner.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-16
o. v. TIME TABLE.

Take. snec, November 10th, lsss
TEAMS aoUTH.

Trains leave Morganseld for uhiontorn Al
$40.
Train, leave Unlon,own for Morganasld at
$500.
WV lEGENAS, A + snslpIs,
t;eneral supt- G.P &T.A
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-16
TABLE FOR TRAINS
L. 4 N. Railroad.

TRAINS souru-i;ls aud $500 a. M; i;sI and
5.l1 y. M.
Nashville Accommodation arrives At s;ii p. N.
W. W Alexander, Agent, jiopkinsyillc, hy.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-16
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR SEATS
IN THROUGH COACH.

NJ EXTRA CltAltbE fOk SEAlc
IN THROUGH COACH.
These cnsche. have Porters In charge 10 look
after the Comfort aud uefars u The kmlgrast
aud to zee that the Local Passengers are not
Them. No other route ohets such Inducements
Il wGuid tax yonr time and pstisncr Too much
TO stiempt to describe the rich aud befulifsi
homes and fertile lands oi Arb ausas anu lsxas.
Therefore would advise ynn 10 90 aud see for
your.ef. Examine tie country. htsIh win
the people. Lean The sdvuntskes and pisad-
vHntagcs. Examine the s'hopl fsellities hrv
or rent farm. or tsNs ny Government Lssd
and 20 20 work.
not endure tue extreme rold ~ kanstt, Ne.
br..ta sd the Northwestern wirier. Ja..
think Of is-nlne long ronths of Ice. snow asa
hitter winds IN exchange for our sunny seuthi
our weli-timbefed iand for their trecicss trsrtsi
Yet there sfe M rscrapnions agena vile Givs
glowing descriptions ~ the Northwest. 10 set
Ds deceived Visit ArkEnsAs sna Tsxas and
ba your own judgel
Write 10 ne for full information. viii. .,snd
you Nap, lSook and rspcu, free.
II. A. WILLIAMS.
Southern Passenger" Ageut.
Nashville, Tom
CnAs 4. HrATH,
Passenger Agent, Memphis Tenn
S. w. TucEER. G., +. Il. A.,
Little Rock, Ark.
RuDoLPn FINK, Gen. Manager,
Little Rock Ark.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-16
TELEGRAPH OF

Western unlon--Up stairs corner Main and
orators.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28
EDNoND7s BRANCH

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..sroaa Dezsoa Ess ners o. FEsdzy q
!. Ia<s xssk ea h1ssneSs
To mn bv The 1zne OF ADKINS
Is the h.eech FO-k of Twelve Poe
w. Va wx-e visiting rslatiVsS hsrs
FRIDAY and S1fzr1zy of last Esz.k-
s.Nr- Joha Allb-ishi 81 EzSs FQ-k-
VISITED HIS gr1ee-FsSrsats Il this
Elnce 8 seE DAYS sEa-
WIsIsazn ESaeEsS Eho has hse1
in the wsSz sor sers-4l mathis p.sE
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HrrsEel NsEso1 N eszq-as
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las retired trOEa I.scchsr SoGasE
W1-z SextO1- q Ls1E Sr2aca
WAS here Oa business Sne s5av izs'
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a-T. G. B1nls

KS sEse ss,-scl EnSta ssy zisazs tAe
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ana : eIre i scs>lals-
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

State Teachers Certificate
A state teachers certiftAfe may
- granted ~ The Stale board q
ExaD-in~rs upon ihe reeommensia-
tio4 q The County Bo4rd q *
aminers. afrr = uriften exAminA-
rion. heid in applicants esnnty. al
lainIlg snayerlse grade % a ls'ast
ninety PR rcnt- the Ioas-i grade
ur.ou any subiers iein< npi los
shan seventy pr cent upon tAe
Subjects eEebsarrd IN thr cummcn
-rhosl cour~e u sindy- and also
upaa English liierafurr- elementary
algebra higher arithnetic. and the
sciense and art u teaehing. inrlud-
ing the elements q PSyehoiogy-
The applicant shan b. Al hass
tAelIy-oae years cd, ~AaII have
had tEC Years experience in teach
ing. and shall Preseat satisfactory
sy51s1ce q uasxceps5Olzhle neral
charsr1er- Ih@ applicants for
STATE certificates SAAll l,e examined
@ thS sane days uFoa uhich Ih=
applicants for eu1niy certificates
NE exAzEled-sa Juae and AaglS1
-spa tks Cezasy Sapsrinleodea1
sAall cszlsSs the FaFers a earh APP
FlE1ana for STATE cSrSfstzt-, pre-
SsrNS sA=7 freua all iElsF<este1 !
zlAks SKA exA@inatioa - them A.
@ill szzhi.e zke s15d csoaasy h1ar,d
Wi-h their Psrs11Al k1o<he.ige -
tae applicant. - sake > rscO@mez-
,1at5oz 10 The >sase hoard q Ennn-
iners tkzr = STATE certificate sko1fS
~ sho1sd nos BE granted aAi for
~Arvi the sazl-- ~ registered n1ziI-
10 the Ssasr Burd q ExAsninsEs.
Eith a rN~uzzElrzsaa1Esa A. u the
crAnsilg of 4 >aase csrtisscA1r- II
the a1sGgrS azd SsA1eneai ss-
sE-es-z,1 >1fscse1s- Il rh@ rs~ssz-'
@ezsz1tbo1 - The c~Gaty hoaEsI
~ saVo<abse- sA.e STATE Esonri e
EN1nl5ns-s naay is<ae = >sssc osSzE-
6r.1s- xA5cA SAIL eat5lBe the hos1i-
srtotsaCA IN c,a-aEsoe sca.eoss~flEs
Scass ssra PsriCsa q essAi ysHAsSs
zzss-s revSks,l by sh~ SuPeEtaleaas-
eas * RsslSc IzSSr1etseas ana II
az kasssr shaIl M hAVs failed ser
t~o SaroessSVe wears 70 h. en-
sasss in zcsivs scAssal Hork- a State
vsrsinssss nay ~ reaeEssi Scr an
ssh<r eESAs ysarS hS she SKATE
EaarSs - Exznf,eEs wi1houi a.21i-
t5os.az ss-s. sFsca the rSCosaneassz-.
rsou q ske Beard q ENanIaersC. -
tAe cozasy whsrsoS IAsesoEstr sAAEl
~ th1s ttsae he \ rs-sSsss- ARy
Csa1zsv SaFtrSn1s1saeas asay, ~
vske szS >Ssse certificate 20 Tar A.
4 av5,lsss ~ his Ca1a1y, q uhiuA
isaEssssEale Izssruzzr5ca sAal ~
siyra shse >1Psslase1Aelt - Rats5c
Il>sru<zsea- IHse Ese -rAar-ea shs I
zv.sE5ra-s X seer GolEars-
IN, P.sEEslE TaeNFsoN,
Cn1tEru1zl SKATE ESSrs * Exam
Ezsrs-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

Exasgerated and erroneous ~
portS u tlle nni6riunai.- AFFAIR de-
=rril-sl beloes have t-en palli=hssi
in = nunber y raF-r-. 70 tn drsri-
mentD ~ th~ c,,snnuniiy. In this
arconnt ne give The farts positive
Is knoxn and an re-ait q the
eoart P1oesssliass uP % dat. ubirsl
+ al that can safely and justly -
Pat iaso print ~ prsSsnt-
Ga Thur-siay oorning * Es>s
xsek the body % a neN basn hal-r
Eas toan.i BY Jailer VIn-sa in the
pablie. privy vaaIt. WRAPPED in =
n~UsPaper-
The Sad ereats,i a c5l>isAeEabse
Seasaffoa an.l SFsceEassca uss saua
me-
ne tsody vaS reESvssi szt -
q1frs Fr7ak Jo1sS szMEsoassi \
5ssy a.1 pEOcs~sIsss - hs,s1 An in
9asSG- ard sacss u SAe day vas
eo1sann<si viik The EnvsStiras5s1-
IN autopsy MAS hssa AMI the
pAyS5eEans ds~s8s4 thai tn rhfla
h.aei nsxer E,-saEhssi-
Tba1 ~ vsr,i5ct % the s.srusEss
Ilry warranss rssS fszassi So th@
azrsssof ~ Wrusen ara HI wise
and dllzhtsr Rlttse % a eh1r-s q
cozeeaIirs IN. tEEzA aE s2s t=frsras
iIlsz5tIEsssz eAIbA-
Mr. Wrassu attempted slz5cssis
b TN 49, - slla-oEsrss -AsaE assist
At-ys arrived IN ti.sre rs-useisars
ksrs sEsi nsssher - mr. ~
.snaekssr vsEs atSe 10 spear IN
coar-.
rs ts4sn=.1uszazsn. nd HeSuS
rsaiS s,r an txaaais,l.g sEs>S IT.
Wrossz vas Placei ea.ssr a sSse
hs..as ~ hfs aFPsaraz, "a T-s=-
Gay. ukSch wss aPs..altSt a ~
fIuzs 81 tks sxEEa5s1rtts-
ne esasse y-aune ~ b.tsore 9>.4sI-e
Ees- "a Tsc~ssay an,3 tAe estsass-
ass u=ivst A sNa-rsE1s5o2- HIS
h.sat tcr sFFsarazSe i Stre1is
cs@rs g~hheh Co1vszxs ~ sp1rtk
NeasEaS IL AlSu-se u5as ENst a
sI.SsL Ilail ~ tn sV0 othsr -
seastauss uas ssvss IhsAs ss@ =
$50 rack,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

Orzr Srss ESss1e u >sFseueesg vill
u1rk The sssizazsg - Tx uSush
war - tA.s NSE-, ssxz-sszss- Hs-
ssre Skas sIuss ne pazs SSsEy ssss-
SxripSsaa nsVco~s sssslssA 'TAzs
aasses = ssvsn IN F1sasy - siuae
ana ~ rsSPsSsfally A has II s~
Assss<ss- A. = eesaRszes rSSsS511 q
sar Ssesc-iPsss1 HISS Wtll e'e s1sss
IL. Il j. especially i'm
ps-r1zs tk4s tbs lSslse ElAsss- ~
sSssnissss-s.s - sa.cA * Se1-
.Asc- "a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

EysI1 SEe0S
Ssgsszenres
InSSgeszse
hensar3E ~
sea RslES1s-
.~sS Ra Xxx
'1seo RGz-e
SxrrA Tz1r-
1sirl Ssrz1S
mssrS&hz
remedy fe-
E5ASAy<s
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

oEsss-s Is l-le=zzs : liy-~ ~
lssro. Co x y Loais- Ee- TAe
s e-sz-sae hzrsss s.. ngaaz.g
u eE wAs a7l alseaA r.
yE6sszs FAR gss= SsssAs III
=ssszs sI.seaoA ess- Tea So t.
sas 49, eal5sle yau - , s-
Ask yoar daslsr Tor EsaTsse-l--s q
- IS e5rc1lsr- ,-I
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28
Heavy Peslaisy tor Dealing N
Exanlaation Q1estiOEls-

Heavy rezrALrN tor Oe2EtuS IN
ExarnSa2tion Questions
-Any p-r-rz wha sa,sEl azLsw-
fsllv sesain. - asseraps - ahssiz.
- SASH ssli- Hsrts- - GIVE s1sx-
q asss.sFs =. -sti- harssrer Civ
Away, te aaS sPslactas * APP
rsseaasS tcr ssrtisczse g ssrr5s-
sssses, ~ - any ssh,sr Fsrsss- Any
.,sassSs6, = q .,,-g.-ssen< presarsd ~
>szs ol-t ~ tie >sase Esasss - ~
1.rfRers Sc sh,s exAaaluas5e1 - >
r.sEssa ~ F<r-aas zsPlxius ssr \
ssrtfE.oste 5-'ev-tfzesres, & in aES
wsy sstsp.sse - snre 9'as~staa *
,4assSscls co1srarz - Ezz, ~ any
rs;sls4,6ss-s Fevsspss.,,s ty III Saase
Esa-,s x t,xzllfasrs- Statll Ne gEilsy
Il = r1s-.lsassano-. &zs1 sE.ez rS1-
xsrssoa sh~rs,-g, AL =. aar,s nee
les Ggty Ha.s NJ Eaere shaa sas
Aau.srs,S i.,gksrs ~ etnsN qsss1s1c-
Tise easzrsy s,,AS,k % sxAEaiasrs
sail elEt-rse ssnek sasiss'Aas a sss 81
eue ssalRaE tsr sasrh eNanairastcn
r,a.a5ts ~ rh4al---Ev4 ScArsz Las
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OUR NEIGHBoRs-

jas ~ A1yn1rd- W11D Na- 70
have h.Sn triesi in thu Martin
CIrcaif COaEt AEzsst III, for the
murder oi LEXIS Mccoy. was
killed by = train VhIi. 4sleel, on =
rAilroad track in West VIrginis
Nearly tEo-thirVis ofthe person
Al ProEsEty and rial estate q
Log1n coanty Is noE On tbs deiIn-
9seui lEsz. nos becaase The FaopIe
esnI pay their tax ssl1 simply ae-
rsuse car ex-sheE51 wanted the
FzoI&s 10 come 70 HIN 10 Esy thsir
tlS ilssead d hira rIdiHS euer me
oosnsy- Thizis an expensive Tals
Zh5ch =-Vsr k4s been a1oFtssi
IN Logan hesoue--WIIlism~sa Neu
Era
DIX Hall, no;ei I.escsser
coaaiy ee-pe-1do, wzs kIled in
Pike cssnSy tzS1 us~k ~ John
wesley Belche1- III trraa.Ie
Wzs ovsr the laIter's wife
EB- Gardiner ha- l-sn =PFo5nt-
I'd iO-tuaz~s.r 81 SaiyeIsxfise
TAiEsy-sSx J1rSsrs froia Joha=sa
esazsy have t<ea tsken 10 kno1t
eoznsy, whsrs ne docket + ta- h.
hiai EisEn bad Szse--
Hsary Hall xin te Eznged II
Angus II. ina Flaos Ehers
ali yin Re sble 10 ~ she ~xE@E-
uoa-
his + 1he ti2e q year Uhea
toaics are > ne,Cessily II ks~p Up
She Sysse.a- a NJ Haghes. drn--
gas, L5yzEsA, KY has H. fallolTng
~xll kaoua toa5cS-
wyeshlS BssE, Iroa snd Vine
Nzlfiae,
EIoesS' SArsaFzrSIEa
Ayer's SarsaFsrlIIa-
soc5fiS EaalsSOa.
BroNnSS Ira Bif5sr~.
Pssrpsfs PreseriPsboa
smiths T.oaic Syrzr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

ThN psosp.s-rs sc Esd ersl-, urere
neSev hitter shaa al Fss-<aa n
tara1rs Aax< svssy esu-s - -
thankf.i.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

Tfse V'-5oe = zseal H. esez czs
K. a. seasz Fer aazasi * ta.s Ielzss
sLTliz-,s gc2Fz1v
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

Erin< War cash ~ s>fssisrr. r-5e,s
his srorerlS AID 20 utli l.ay ~
81 lslels- d. .sa-,..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

Mre-T-S ,lrCIar~ ha- rss4rnssG
from zexts=.isd yS-ss al S'Inrs--
n-fi-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

Mn Igte<~ = sbss % b. sas- ARR
ssessrtstSil y F-e1upal. ard
rieariSy-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

Fsu1r ETsnl IL ke-s = ~ raaESss
Il. tlis sszssss grasle Il eas fslSreS 81
~ f.a15sa MILE 10
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

Ms Ne<s Sseusrt DtnrnsS
7 Aelae yesressiay-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

I,orn. n m "a, 10 Rens~a No
n an.I ..is.. = girl.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

IArse rhoGsaad 6olEa-s ussrsh 81
,Srcoez1sS ms. - by S-sl1- Is
sSE,ss 60 SrENCEES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

spenerr'--ehear~-i place IN
to~n-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

Dr- " x lIsglur. = I..xia<sse.
]. Ie.rI,. a....k'. Wit = E.IatIvs--
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

LIT Neslnre + sstsasiins she
wcsir- Pair,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

s~heal haoks At n y csal<y's
lsuelry ana loak sto-.6.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

FaS F1-ssy xsrss1aat- SaSA--
rsuss1. anSs - sakc 1na gnlsk -
ssS.snlnsr. sasS Is Tar sasal f2.s
Sscsisalsr-sa,r snes1 F1Ezaz=- -
and zsse.l 1ssrSss.1 u rAlzzraass-
Ms N. n ErOsKWfl1- lls-sssS
TSaA- SAgS-
-Aysaas S1.lsa-lr r,iils Clss.1 mr e ~
A,saansa,r ard ny liis-aaira < a,iursls-. ~
slllS -a..nr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

Has lali- and ,a'sai s'oniey :
leueiry ssor~.
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-04-25
Sherif'S Sale.

THE STATE OF FANsAsis.
ALLEN COUNTY,
In the district court. seventh judicial dis
trict, sitting in and for Allen county, Stat, of
Il. M. Purdorn, plaintiff,
VS.,
VIM. b. Mcdowell and Celinda Norris,
formerly CeIinda Thomas, defendants.
BY virtue Of an execution issued by the clerk
OF the seventh. judicial district court, In and
Tor Allen county, State of Kansas, in the above
entitled cause, and to me directed and deliver
ed, will On the
sr.TH DAY OF MAY, A. D.. 1890,
az 2 O'Clock p. m, Of said day, at the front
door OF the court house in the city OF lola, AL
Zen courty, Kansas, offer for sale aud sell to
the highest bidder, for cash in hard, all Of the
right, title and interest OF the said defendants
VIM IL. Mcdowell and Celinda Norris. for
merry Celinda Thomas, to the following real
estate to-wit:
Lots five (5) and six (s) block niuety -nine
(G) IN TIE city of lola, Allen county, Kansas.
said lands and tenements have been duly lev:
ied upon as the property Of the above named
defendants, VIM. II. Mcdowell and Celinda
norris, formerly Celinda Thomas, and will be
sold TO satisfy said execu ton. L. HOBART,
sheriff OF Allen county, X snsas. 1872
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-04-25
THE GOOD TIMES" HERE.
The Remarkable Advance The Past
Three Months Have Shown
in Prices OF Grain
and Live Stock.

Early In the year the REGISTER, in
an editorial article giving reasons why
better times were bound to come to
the farmers of Kansas, made the fol-
lowing prophesy:
Another reason is the practical certainty
that cattle will advance In price Indeed that
advance has already begun, and the beneficial
effects are already felt No sudden return to
cld-time prices Is expected, but the generally
admitted statement that the supply has been
young cattle upon the market, insures q steady
AMI continuous advance And when cattle go
up they take hogs and corn up with them
The past four months have fulfilled
that prcphesy in letter and spirit, and
in far richer measure than we even
dared hoped. Cattle have steadily
advanced and they "have taken hogs
and corn up with them" Stock cat
tie are in demand e. from Is to % per
cent higher prices than they command.
ed the first of January. Shipping cat
tie IN our local markets bring q full
dollar hundred more, than they did
the first of the year, while hugs have
advanced 40or 50 cents q hundred since
that time. Corn that sold for Is cents
a bushel January first, will now bring
% cents bushel, an advance of near.
ly fifty per cent.
Are not the facts which these fg.
ures show, something to rejoice at? Do
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-04-25
Sherif's Sale.

First Publication April IL, 1891.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
district court of Allen county, Kansas, where
in A }. Hagerman was plaintiff and Jacob
Roberts and Sarah A. Robe fts, Sar1h A.
Marsh. Sidney A. Marsh, Jfmes @ Roberts,
Lille A., Rachel, Asa G JOHN Lipsey, Jacob
Barton, Louela and Maud Roberts were de-
defendants, will on
TUESDAY, MAY 20, A. D., 1890,
at the hour Of o'clock p m, at the front door
of the building used as q court house in the
city of lola, county of Allen, and State of Kan
sas: offer for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash In hand, all the right, title
and interest Of the above nam ed defendants In
and to the following describsdl property, sitn-
ated in the county of Allen, End State or Kan
sas, to-wit: The west ha)f OF the northeast
quarter of section fifteen Qs) township twenty
six C.6) range twenty-one C:D east OF the sixth
principal meridian.
Said property Is levied upon as the property
of the above named drfe adants, and will be
sold without appraisement to satisfy said order
of sale Sherif's office, Allen county. Kansas,
April !, 1890 L. HOBART, Sheriff.
W. j. PATTERSON,
NJ. SUNM1RFIELD,
1921 Attorneys for PHI.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-04-25
cuRBsroHR coNNIHT.

S. H. Weith: Farmers In my neigh
borhood are planting fewer oats this
spring and more nax. They are plant.
ing considerable broom corn, too.
Chas. Barth: The ground is in bet
ter condition than I have seen 1t fol
years, and farm operations are pro-
crossing finely. There will be Less
corn planted 10 my neighborhood than
usual, and more fax. I have only
seen one chinch bug this year.
S. j. Ste.cart: I know any number
of men In my neighborhoOd who b0r-
rowed money to enter their land and
paid 80 per cent for 1t. But they made
money by 1t, for ifthey could not have
boz rowed money they could not have
got the land. And the same thing ia
true of hundreds of men all over the
county. II they could not have mort.
gagged their farms they would not have
had any farms. A mortgage Is not al
ways q bad thing.
Jas. A. Da,i,: The farmers in my
neighborhood who are not in debt are
not complaining about hard times.
They admit that hogs and cattle are
low, but everything else is low In pro
portion. There is more money in hogs
at $3.50 with corn at Is cents than
there was in hogs at So 90 and corn 40
and so cents. I know q man who
made 800 q month Iast winter feeding
fust one carload of cattle. There Is no
trouble about q man making money on
corn If he puts it in the right kind Of
cribs.
A Prominent Grocer: It doesn't
take long for grocer to pick out the
prosperous farmers: They are the onts
that never pay cent in cash for their
groceries. They pay for them with
garden truck, poultry, eggs, butter
and things that great many farmers
let 20 to waste because "there is not
enough of them to amount to any
thing" One of the biggest cattle men
and probably the wealthiest farmer
in the county pays for his groceries
this way. Another man who has
plenty of money has $40 to his credit
on my books now for "truck" that he
brought in at one time and another.