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90. ID Recent s,sssisss y Tsssss resulted
u triumph OF Republican,
OcA. e-6upplemeneap e~sectt0ns n France
resulted In further Republicaa victories, B0u.
lsnye! ed hfs follower boiAS goesrnliy do
Dot n-vnsss Of ssspsas River, oss., On.
tifely destroyed by 9fe-6D people homeless.
Oh. 1S--fn . rowing match on the Thames,
Eng, Neil wstterson bsas 0sorge huber by
Oci..so.Nows received Of great dcstruesion,
ny tidal wsys on the coast II Jspsn; nearly
SID lives lost and many towns swept away,
Oct.. Y-Cholefo reported 70 be making
frfshtful ravages 10 the valleys Of the Tigr!s and
Nov. s-Rsports received q Zanzibar Of the
massacre by natives Of Or. Peters, tho ecie.
brAtcd German cxpiorer. and almost his entire
ps SSy' b SSaH f "a Si' S.I EssSs1:ts%s saS 4 n s.s.ssd ET e.
leave the county. kcnsr da fonesca pro.
claimed President Of tho new republic, M,
tloQaet elected President Of tho French Cham.
Nov. Vi ~Provisionsi Government Of IBrs,i, IL.
sued decree. establishing universal suffrage
throughout the republic.
Nov. a-Msrtin Tsrquahsr Topper, cole.
DRAFTED Ea5iish author, died In London, aged ~.
Dee. e-Esplorer Stanley arrived at Zanzibar.
Dec; 1--fedro. OF Empcror OF BRAZIL arrived
Doc. s-Hcnry r. sesric, champion oarrmsn
Of the world, died 81 Melbourne. Australia.
Dec. l2.Hobert Browning. poot. died ct Lon.
Dec. V-acverai houses destroyed BY ssr,h.
quake 81 All Itoaie. Sicily. 'And many people
buried u ruins.
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METEOROLOGICAL

Jan. e-Severe wind. storms In many portions
o. New York. PennsyivSnia. Ohi0 and West
s s, $ s many s!' siss ss. n. gsv r. p SilsssSs e.. IL de- e.;
ysn, = i;.rhquss. shook q s~Aslsyvi,s end
Jan. i0-snspension bridge u Niasars Tails
blown down In . severe gale Of Wind; loss, eD0
Of ' Ss;. a,msf Ss: s;~s srn I. shook Ia portion.
Jan: ss-ssS9na snowfall N twenty,n v gears
Feb, S-light earthquake shocks Ia portions
2! Soutn Csrvl'nS snd st Los Angeles end sun
vsS. iS-iSur earthquake sAoess .. A,,sls.
Feb. s-Iieavieet ssow .s,om q record In
shss region e. SolumSta, q
nar. s1slisht earthquake shock At n!oom
Mar. s-ssvcre earthquake shocks In portions
~ MsrylaeA and PcnnsylvHniA.
Mar sS.pl,tinSs earthquake shocks u por.
Apr. e.ssvsrssi snow storm known h u
May i-DlssinSs earthquake shocks ., Union
Nay Observers storms Of wind and r.,. dia
YORK CITY ana TisssSarSS. p. .sversi lives b.
u" Hs ~, II, I s% sas isssss S'' :Socs .. Annapolis. Ma.
May ss-Msay houses end barss destroyed
and seven persoas killed By cyclone ~ Gle.
June / :pe.,rus,ive aooas In many portion.
Of New York, rcnnsyi,sniA and Maryland,
caasin. srsst loss Of ufs ard property.
Jun! june ssEiE:lSsSSSSass:' :SSst :; i si ssw S.d I !
Jun. ,s-vn,ass Of usiou,o~u. Kan. .vep,
SwiiaSa, torn y I.isSaici. ina NA' S''' "
:s a.. s,esa ;Sst:s s ssS's trss l esSEsiIs y is si1.n >
h:ssS and Sssssns'iss ssSr%s OF rain aud sind
July s-shocs OF earthquake ~ Farming.
w. ss IA c sis ! s ssa. iss'% ava. :, a. .sss :sS Ss, y;
other damage; several lives lost.
July is-vtolent storms 10 many ~sectious. A
seia and Wind s.ovm % susquehannA pa; 8
cloud-barstn near Rcbtnson, Sch. man Mdthres
sh,!drcs drowned. ana terrific and desfructivs
nsil. rrin Ard Wind storms Aiene The Lske
JulyLt-vniAss Of Princeton. O.. Destroyed
Jsy is-A s,oaa-s sr.s IL ~ Little xs.svs
many lives ana swept svAy Aousea, esssie, 80.
v nay rs Sr ssS a. S: !, 100 r. ;sSf. e
. SycicoS q I.eSsssr lad. 49, S1
July rf-ssscrs and dssirsc,ivs vspd and rain.
ss; ;S,rs y SS,s:SS snS v.u,Si,y; s.Eas persons
the STORM; much dsnsSs SoSs 70 prOressy Sy
wetcr In beSemcHts. cte.
| rrAnelsco, CO..
Aug. io--seyers esrtAassks sScch n Tie
Adircne ,Sk IN. ~ REGION.
Aus , Snow tell u shs vistaisy q oreeas
Aug Mich damage Asns ~ vsserspSss
| 81 urAntsor, &. WtA.
AuS. as ere cycioae 81 TolsdA q; clvus
vrecked ~ ! uaay perScas injured
Aus. W rwo earthquake sASsks % WHsA.
Aae. u I've s~srsAsssss sAesks q L.
| ANGELES, CAL
Sspa 0--RastAeuAks sAesk - vssssssA VIA
esgS "a stsrn Ey.es esvsrsY IssvsA,s1
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soxn or Tur PRINCIPAL. sTniKEs, ETC, DURING


soxn or TuE PRINCIPAL. sTniE Es, grc.. DuRrNo
TMR YEAR.
on ' csie auSrs sS,; fs,Its oi s 's SSI"s, ,: ana ,5sn re-,
tied ~ conference d Chicago. ssd strike do.
Jan. ss-Genersl strike Of limestone quarry.
men ~ snenanaoan ana Mahoning valleys for
Jan. 2-Ail the street car lines In New York
FEB I.--Aitcr an idleness OF three months
mining strikers "a Western Pennsyivania 70
sumed work nt old rates.
rsb a. anssTias OF s,rees-csr employees In New
Feb. s.-PittsDursh Gps.) coke strike col.
lapscd and operations were resumed.
MAJ. thousand railroad omployes at
south rittsInrs. Tenn, struck against reduc.
Mar. H. snty thousand FAN River usass.)
wcavcrs struck for higher wages.
O'a.) employing 6.O1D men resumed work after
an idlcncss Of over three weeks.
Mar. E-Ten Thousand stiikiny wesvcrs st
Apr. lover i,eO carpenters In 81. Louis
struck for eight hours aud 20 cents IN hour. ...
H~srly loo carpenters and joincm IN I,unulo,
H.. ". struck for nino hour day. "
Apr. II -Strect-csr employees Ut Minneapolis,
MINI. struck because Of REDUCTION Of wages.
Apr. .Minncapolis street cor strike OK.
Apr. is-stubenviiic (O) Iron and steel works,
Just started ny. stopped by strike of cnploycs.
Apr. 23-Strcet-csr strike In Minneapolis,
Miuu.. VutunHy eu0cI, y number OF old CLl.
ployos returning to work ON company's terms.
Apr, ~ striking carpenters In 81. Louis re-.
sumo work on employers terms.
Apr. S-A strike OF wenvsrs caused tho shut.
ting down Of tho mills Of the White Manufact.
urlnx Co.. Rockville. Cotn.
May IA builders strike, affecting 1900 men,
for advance 9! 20 cents y dsy, inausuratcd u
May Tho street car drivers strike ut ~.
Paul. MINI. declared on by tho strikers, the
man going 10 work NJ the reduced wages.
May e-four thousand striking miners ut
Brasil. Ind, returned 70 work, after adjustment
of difficulties with employers. 80. b building
trades strike NJ Pittsburgh, Pa. settled In
favor Of employees.
May ii--Strks Of railroad cosi miners In the
Pittsburgh pa district settled.
May eO-Work resumed In tho colliertes OF
Scranton. Pa, after IN idlcness Of seven months.
May W - ten per cent reduction In wages By
the shcnnnyo Valley pa furnace operators.
juno H-Orcat want and suffering prevailed
among the unemployed minors Of the Brsidwood
Avg. W After . shutdown Of 10 years the
Ironton pis.irou works near buffalo, n. Y, r..
Oct. VI Railroad switchmeu ,usuxuru,ed /.
strike ~ Evansville. Ind.
Oct. 2>-Tnilors TO tho Number OF no quit work
In Chicago because . member Of tho Orupers'
and TsilorS' Exchange rcfussd 70 discharge 9
Oct. @-Switchmcn's strike Ut Evansville.
Ind. ended In victory for tho rsilr0sd
Oct. O..Journeymcn tAilors' strike II Chicago
ended In favor OF employers.
Oct. ~ - SwitchmenNs strike q Memphis.
Tcnnn. declared Oh.
Dec 1.-Two thousand Uiness n Alabama
struck far higher wages.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10
HOUEl0N.

Jan, e-severc wind storm In Ontario and
Quebec dtd damage 70 the extent Of ep.OO,00
JSn, i;.MMe ID nIrsaa' once famous singer.
Jan. sly-An earthquake destroyed ~ houses
In the ssrAbet valley. Asia Minor,
Ian; .CsssSe'' famous French painter. died
Jan. HLNsws received from Zanzibar Of the
massacre 81 Rcv. Mr.. nrOoks. On English mia.
AmericaS sailing vessel hsd been nred On b. :
German vessel.
Jan. ss-Dcssnss Of the election Of General
nSS1sSsSs 70 The ShsmS', q pspS.is: the
Which wore doc!lncd BY Presidept CasnOC
Fob. it-Grcat damage reported By Garth.
SuAksA Ia Cos,. Riea. Central America and siso
sSs n sssS S%s q Sss sSs SSssssh, M i / OF ."
Fob. ts-Ncw constitution Of japan pruuul.
estod frOn, the throne. "
a. F asid sa:1% s:r n; s,G :ssd q 8 c.'i ss'si:b S:s'
Esc: ssSSapssSs q Sais. s.;ss:d :. r.s..,
Mar. s-srvere shocks Of earthquake ~ Quay.
SS Xsi. ' sHSiSs iiiiIss. ssssis S sSais:s sssi x ssso,
Of s e: ' %.. SsSsI n s,sSs: . @lss:Sd ss.,,.s STATE.
M Ma si S.ss ss' Sssss ascS team defeated n.
o,;osa ~ tour lengths In tho annual boat rscs
Apr S~-l.ssuyisa Miais,ry rsalsseAs
APT. vo-The samoan ccnSercncc brtwcen the
unsss4 nsHssA 0srasas saa Easlsaa escncd
May e-wcrld's expedition opened II PARA
May seven hundred houses oarued ~ b.
si Nay W isrsse,oas.A .Ao.s Q, -..r,Aau.A. on
June - Sunday scAes4 excursion .traie
Sr s:s:su ~ ;ss'sSisa 80 -. xr SSas,a aI H,ii:a y: :nd
ssfsis.s :; sls ssss Il SssSss, Chine; ss.as
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1889.
tmvoLvrro Anouwfs or 10000 Amp vpwAxp
h 9ANIN QuNlNAlAY.l

tmvoLvuo AnGUs r. o. 100! 10000 APP v'wAao
..tvh %-Dsak Of J. n. Kss0p, MsrQussss
~. 2..Pssiso ousae Company. Boston,
81. s.SSio ! wss.sra iron ssA one, Com
~ Columbus, O.; S.o0om ~,..
Ncr. i-Tsrmers, and Nechsuics' Bank, Carlo
eon, Mob. III. A. GOULD 4 Co., dealers In rub
: Hsr: a. Reading Iron wcrkA Reading. n
10: &c; =. North 4 Co., pork packers,
.'xpS:s.DSSSs : Finch, shirs manufacturer,
New York City; eoO0,0D.
Apr: ii.LIiilinss ! Eaton. Wholesale leather,
June ! ESSE Of Omaha, Omaha, Mob.
jane e---Cisy County Bank. Topcks, Kan. !
juDe H-Eurcka imptCvsnsns oonpsny. 81
. jay Mobile txis.) Insurance Company.
July S-Ooodyoar Rubber loot and shoe CON.
Veny. Providence, X. l.; e7Om
July is-!cen =; Burton. iron king" PIX
-Jsiiy S-.tsSis Iro,hes I ca, ary soods,
July 8 Rish%Snd Paper Company, provi
Jolly S-E.x a. II. pa.chcllcr. boo. snd shos
AGs. seL-Citiscns' Hank, Prairie City, Ia
Uopt. I'LL. y. UtOOhco' Uonk, LcnO1, IL
Sept. o-D0uglas (Mass.) Axo MspufacturinG
Company, de'slcation Of treasurer, os1DO00,. .
Oct. blessing, Rolom0n q ROscnthal,
Wholesale dry goods. Wsco, Tex. 0t,GOy00.
OCT SS-J. w. Powell, private banker. Eos
Nov. Si-Iron nrm Of Long 4 Co. Pittsburgh,
rss.; EogD zee. Lawrence Bank, Pittsburgh.
Nov; 90 Singer Wells. coffee dealers. Now
Nov. SS--CNiscns' State Bank, York, Neb.
Doc. 9-Millcr q 1sittenhousc Company, drugs
eud chcmicnla, philadclphia, Pa. e0O,OD -.
Pa; esO,0m.
Dec. q Hank Of Iiartiand, Kan.
Icc. 7--Capital Loan 4 Investment Com
peny, Lincoln, Neb. G,UO,OO.
Doc. l0-flrst National lSank OF Abilene, Kan.
Dec. il-C. J. l.. Meyer pons 4 Co., wooden
gantelss etc. Chicago; GOOy0O. -. hank Of
Rlch1cld, Kan.
Dec. ie-Dsnk Of Gniintln, Gallatin, Tenn.
Dee. 1l-State Bank. Pawucc City, Neb.. A.
q. preble : CO., blank book and envelope manu-.
ieCturcrS, 6augerties blank Hook Co., New
York City. ma J. "a Shcficld 4 Bon, paper
ti0s, o. ,6OO,OO 10
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~ 49, ~ Ssrss Ga. sssossd a
~ Sy(Ss SssuS%S - - $1,000 p,s..
OsfSS, ~. 666.G6l
nSSsSSa 1872: ~ oc, = Csssnsss @Ssuss
adj: ii-y1ss nsiis. Brooklyn, n. r., s>mm
ossSss, o.. Eisv"scrs ia wsrsSousss s a. rss,
as. I've lives josr Nv " S"' wa"
fatally burned, '" wv ~"
ofsss damage II sorssS iics nssr New rpovi.
Nay V~Sssts Institute for feeble. minded.
EsyS.st: 'vincsus's sr,hss ssyium. ssar
Msy W-BteGfncs John Hopkins entirely Dr..
stroycd 81 baltimore, Nd. es0,MO.-
June 6.-st. james Hotel, !steyen.s Point.
sho
June evEntire business portion Of Seattle,
Sy:s ~, !, nsan': Son sssssal lives lost and hun
June . : Piano works. Paterson, N. ).
June is-Ncw York Central freight depot,
JUNG st.Manh:stsn I,rAss Compsny's works.
July = Lsrscn brewer 10 Milwsuhec; s!so.m.
Ind. yeSon '''"''' '''' '"' wayne
,JniS|-chemicsi vorkss. Jersey City. N. J.;
ysly s2 hit fs is,gs grain elevators and con
Jniy SGeuiidin9s and contents o. tho Arms
rr ~ "snu'sc'u'i"s Co' ooutn Dces'
nosa. HHssi A,,.,,.,. ,...,.. ., u......
Selis: ". y; SI%.C00 .,,.... 49,.
aug. 2-SwHt Co's packing house, Kansas
~'sI; "a w.....,., a.. =, Doe, co... r., =,
s"3o@ - .m..uu.
pc.ishing in tho flames. -. g..
oCps. oGIn 'u"perSsru Nv "'nons' MIMI
over Su.omI co ..,.,,,.,u. =, ,v,,
i".% NAB, y; y; s.,SDa@; h, ,o,.., A.. q,
scR.,v luminous o@ha@so W 'ores' nrcs 10
" Sn , a,v.,ooa. .,,.n,,.,n.,, q,
ro "r}sv,, Nv, n % mSS'o'I, IN csnos,s,on hs,, a.
ins u 81. Joseph Mo. sx6oD.
$500 ..u. ,...
vcs. ,r,nc,psa pH..'e "1S St n rs''oence eiS'T'c'
ocs. Setossen., cotton sheds and presses. 80,
vsnnae, ca; E0oyS; MasGh,ccp! rcs!dsnco
ot NJ san9 s s"S .r1d SGnn' ia ssT I,snc,
ns Si s sS."'s'' ''''N''' l. iS'c''
Oct. gs-Fouratory brick block, Akron, O.;
Nav 4-Lumssr docks. Mu,;erou. Mich. +;
Nov. 7-Breweu houses ana contents st
Petersburg. Va e7SO,UU0
Nov. s.Slourtpg mill Of 81. Psui GMInn.)
Roller Mill Co.; es0D0p.
Nov. lS-Cspttai Hotel, Dsllss, Tcx:; 10000.
Nov. 1S-pottery factory at East Liverpool.
O.. ee5O.0l.
business portions Of Lynn. Mass, Sarnsd ever;
ev6 buildings destroyed; ia families rendered
homeless; v lives lost oNyO0O.g00. 4. .. Steamer
Santiago on Nantucket. Mass. ; 10000.
.s SSs; q s' oasiSs:: rs Sio 9 ":' ss.SS Ss'S;f four Ss'I li i've:
Nov. a-Tribuns building. Minneapolis, Man. |;
esD0 D.
Dec. 8-Fiour mill NJ Lockpor', N. Y. hs0. 900
81" Flour mills 81 Humboldt. Kan. .eiOm.
Dec. i7.--Adelphi Theater, brooklyn, N. y;
T Dc. ss-Maiu building Of Western College.
Toledo. ID.
Doc. s7-In addition 70 tho foregoing ~tostruc.
tive coniiavrstious occurred duri,,s the vcar in
business uortions of the Following towns: Al.
tonA, III. bradford, pa. Madison, Ind: Lc.
land Misn. Unionyiilc, Mo-; NcKinncy. NV. !.
JncFson. Miss: Al MARY. Ala. Cannon. mi .
Wsihorton. ina, RteClvilIe. NO.: Vidaiia. "a .
Memphis, Tenn. ChippcwN Falls, wis. Rock
H1rrncyilic. Cal: niereisViile. In xiisva M
N. Y. Topcks, Kan. IiNck j sck. Toy; Uicom.
Inc iSrnIric. MINI. iostnnt. III: Siat:r' IN" ,
IOuiaviIic. Nv: Wsbash. Nrb.: IA c,renvc
Mo; North Tranch. MINI; Newman, Ga; p.
oris, I'M. my City, Mich. Kenny, iii. HSvsns.
is,Sn I IVY =; ~ M"" y, i'ea,ans' Mont.
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HlRIeA

Jan. si-Grsnd Open House. g. Paul, MINI.
tch S-is ousiness diststCs " hunAla n. ";
0uOu
sse: ,o-Chem,eai works, PhnaasipAiA ~;
feb. ie--ChemicAl lsborutosy u oAis state
university at Columbus.
fcO Is New cours. house. with many valuable
records, NJ Donaldsvtl,e. La
teb., " business houses In VAiladelphiA;
ynn.un Locomotive aud cor works g., l.. 3
CIR. T., Cincinnati; exAAOuN
Mar e-Thester ~ AiiconA n oi0,QM
MAI. l-Taranta's ThcAter In New OrlennA
nSr. 1-frmslc orphan asylum, Plat City, Ne.
Nsr' house and city hall. povcr,N u.
0,OnAm ~
Hes H.w:sssssss u : Y. BsssssissA =
~ SosSeS"s NWHV&
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POLITICAL, SOCIAL AND RELIGIOUS.

Jan. 3--unitcd states Congress convened.
Jan. 1.-THE Presidential electors met in
their respective Mates ard cast their votes for
President aud Vice President Of tho United
States. The Following STATE Governors In
;s 4 HoisDn . s.s', M I!!.SSi.' A. r. hOvcy'
Jan; is-Nationsi Dairy. Fair Association
erseciteA u Springfield. ~. usitsd States
Ssns,o,. elected a. follows: Colorado. !; Q
w. =. Frye; Michigan. James McMilisn; Nc
braska CD: Msndcrson-sl all Republican,.
n SsS; isIS s,sa, 10 s's ",. .S%sn :. F, Ssio e sS SS,s q 3;
Jan. Situated States Senators chosen -
s&s .s 2 = R'Ps0' s,%,n; n, ossss.' s. ;. n Il. cH psisS;
North Csrolia., y. W. f;sn.om; TeIsss Rich:
States sss S0As senate en-: Tsr' : r sn Rass;ss T.: T.'sss
ADOPTED : proposed prOh!Oi,Ory constitutional
Jan. ss-M,nue.o,s Legislature elected W
u. wsshburns .(ReD.) United States senstor,
md Tennessee Legislature elected !. q. Harris
Jan. H-womsn'. Nations, susrar, A..oc,..
ton, IN session IN Washington, elected Elisar
beth Cady stanton president. and Susan n.
Anthosy viec. PRESIDENT ~ lsrr, osic Legs.
criminals " electricity after January i, iSS
unlssd sssses senator b. Arkansas LeSisis
Seb. ii-Presidsns Cleveland nominated Nor
MAJ J. Colusn. Missouri, TO BE- Secretary Of Az.
res. iS-Consrc.s eanvassed vote Of pre,,deo.
,sl E.ies,ors ior Prssiasns and Vice rresidsn,
and declared result.
~: ImJss; y xsp4. reelected United
Feb. ~ President Cleveland approved BIN
admitting Into the Union tho States u North
ssd south Dakota wssAins,oa and Montana
Of National Enesmpneut Of Union Veteran
LeAsue IN session AZ Altoona Pa
Deb. 6-prrsiieot Cleveland issued proclams,
ton e"1vcniss o. Ssnsss In extraordinary
.NsE John u. rAur~sea elected president,
Ct Ns.!onsi Lrasss OF Rspuelicsa clubs IN
Mar. s--Iso,s Houses Of the vii,ie,h coas,r.,
adjourned siss d.. and the senate Vt the Witty.
nrstC onsrses ccevened H. special ses..oa y,
vss it~nsngSrs.ed president oi,Ss yni,sd states.
end t.eyt y: Morton - Vice President
u NJ s i s.,s,. :ssssu Msr Z: :yS.,S,s$ ND u:
sSuovs: sssrr,sry .! state, Jsmes q. n,Ains,
5 rSss'Ssi Sssy; ss,,%,s Z T.ss,; i-a,.riS1,
PosIn ss,sr Genera, John WsnsnsSer; AssSs.
oey GenerAl W, " H. Miller.
xi ns.; ufmsS s.. :ssaAn'n' defeated I.
AAs. ts-Ns.ascAusetss Legislature defeated
WSmAars Nuaictpsi outrage bill 'Ninnsso,s
SsSs.Sn.Ss. ~ r~Sss,ssSs Ssm s.y.,si
Hsr.is-Ts frrsiSsu, nominated saa s.,.,.
Assistant fsssms sssr Gsaersi. ""
Anertssa R!sls sssisiy 10 New Sosk CITY
Repsiss Assseis.sss 81 a.Spsis. resa Aers
Ssy ls-osessss Anniversary erssiAss begun
NS is-s~ais asasa uess,.s at N,.s,aus
Hpisssesl nlsSoYs q psssvs,s<o ne sss.
= is - sssAssS - ssys sassA sssassVs
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-04-18
Bogus Stanley" Books.

lOWd oOluestc8u.
Our attention has been called to the
numerous bogus books that are adver-
tised and sold on subscription purport.
ing to give the history Of Stanley's re.
cent adventures in Africa. None OF
these bogus works are written by STAN
ley. In fact Stanley's genuine book lie
not yet written, and no living man in
America knows enough of its contents
to issue a prospectus. The genuine
Stanley book will be written by Henry
NJ Stanley himself; will be entitled
"In Darkest Africa" aud will bear on
the title page the imprint of "Charles
Scribner's Sobs." All else are bogus
and fraudulent, no matter by whom
sold or advertised. Mr.. Herbert Ward,
one of Stanley's companions, in an
open card. publicly exposes one of the
worst of these bogus books, entitled,
Heroes of the Dark Continent" by
J. w. Buel. Among other absurGities
this book gives an illustrated and de-
tailed account of rhinoceros hunt on
the Aruimi river, five hundred miles
distant from the rhinoceros country.
We drop this word of caution to our
readers in order that they may not be
the victims of a cruel and heartlese
deception. Il
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-04-18
Billiards. Horehound Syrup

We guarantee this to be the best
cough syrup manufactured in the
whole wide world. This is saying q
great deal, but it is true. For con.
sumption, coughs, colds. sore Threats,
sore chests. pneumonia. bronchitis,
asthma, Group, whooping cough and
all diseases of the throat and lungs, we
positively guarantee Ballard's hore-
hound syrup to be without any equal
on The whole face of the globe. In
support of this statement we refer
to every individual who has ever sold
it. Such evidence is indisputable.
Sold by DR.. ]. w. Scott,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-04-18
WANTED

Everybody to know that have The
largest assortment of Plants for sale to
be found in Allen county, consisting
in part of the following: Additions
fancy leaf aud Towering Begonias,
Coleus. Geraniump, Verbenas, etc. ]
am growing about SO varieties Of vines
and bedding plante including Moon.
flowers. Pansies (now In bud), Crows
Mammoth Towering Cannas, Chrys-
anthemums. Cinerarias. Impatient g.
Sultani, Petunias 6 varieties, New
Double White Phlox, SaIva-Splendens
Lemon Verbenas, and the new
Yellow Verbena Primrose.
Also strawberry, raspberry, and
blackberry plants in variety, grape
vines and rhubarb, cabbage. tomato.
pepper and sweet potato plants. Come
aud see rue. Don't forget the place
q ortheast part Of town. A. l.. HAIR
MON, lola, Kansas.
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BElFoRD.CLRE CO., los 4 III Wabash Ave., Chicago, III.
The Triumph Of Steel in Harvester Building

When in 1886 the Harvesting ma.
chine made practically Of steel instead
of wood, was introduced it was de-
nounced by all harvester manufactur.
ers. except the manufacturers intro.
ducing it-William Deering & Co.
because, as they said, it was not as
durable as the wood machines, but in
realitv their Remuneration was caused
by the fact that they feared that 1t
would overturn their old methods of
manufacture and give the farmers ma
chimes so durable in structure as to
prevent their frequent temperance
to purchase another machine.
VIM. Deering & Co., however, per-
sisted in giving the farmers the benefit
of their inventive ability. and In four
harvest seasons they have forced every
other manufacturer worth calling such
to build an imitation steel machine.
For 1890 the farming public will see
their greatest achievement-the New
Junior Steel Binder.
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ASsignee'S Notice.

In the District Court Of Allen county, Kansas.
In the matter Of the assignment, for the bene-
6t Of creditors, Of l. II. GOrrell, N. A. Cor
rell, W. p. GOrreli and J. II. Gorreli, partners
doing business at Moran and Centerville, Kan.
sas, under the firm name and style Of L. III.
G0rrell < Company.
Public notice Is hereby given that I. VIM. II.
Mcclure, assignee Of said assigned estate, will
On the thirtieth t30th) day OF June, la90, and
for two consecutive days thereafter, at the law
office or Benton Campbell in this city Of lola,
Allen county, In the State of Kansas, said city
being the county seat Of the county where the
inventory OF said assigned estate is filed, at
and allow demands against said assigned es-
tate aud effects; and that will commence the
adjustment and allowance OF such demsnds
against the trust funds Of said assigned estate
until i've O'Clock p m. OF each of said three
Days. WV. II. MCCLURE, Assiguee. l2-lss
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the first place. . large percentage Of
the disturbances which have hereto
fore been, and are now laid at the door
of the race problem, do not In fact be-
long there, but are the outgrowth of
purely political prejudice. The proof
of this is In the fact that no disturb.
ance has ever been reported from any
Southern polling place, on account of
q negro who wanted to vote the Demo-
cratic ticket. 1t is only when he mani.
tests desire to vote the Republican
ticket that the "nigger In politics" be-
comes unendurably obnoxious. This
is significant. And along with 1t
should be considered also the further
fact that in many parts Of the South
for a white man to be known as Re.
publican insures his social and busi-
ness ostracism. These two unqestion.
ed fac.s show that there il something
besides the race problem involved
when trouble occurs at Southern cleo
ton precincts.
In the second place, the negro is be-
coming every year better citizen. He
is growing more intelligent, is becom-
ing better educated and is acquiring
more property. "Negro domination"
this year would not mean what 1t
meant ten years ago. And in ten years
more it will be still less spectre TO
scare men with.
In the third place the negro is the
most contented, the cheapest and the
most effective labcrer that can ever be
taken into Southern cotton fields.
In the fourth place, and finally, the
black race is not increasing with dam
gerous rapidity. The birth rate is un-
doubtedIy very great, but the death
rate is proportionstely high. In
Montgomery, the healthiest city in the
South, the negro death rate is twice as
high as the white death rate, while in
other cities it is three times as great.
So did not come away from Dixie
filled with gloomy forebodirgs of dire
full disasters to spring from the clash.
ing of the races. I believe In the saving
efficacy and the healing grace of Time
Time will wipe away the old War
generation and with 1t will pass the
prejudice that can see only q personal
enemy in a political opponent. Time
will bring other issues that will divide
the negro vote and give it protection
and fair treatment. Time will show
the white man and the black man In
the South their mutual dependence,
and the mutual advantage of living
at peace. Time will bring up gener.
alton which will believe more in mills
and mines and corner lots than 1t does
in Chivalry and F. F. V.-isn and the
shade of jefferson Davis. Time at
last will bring the remedy of Justice,
and then there will no longer be any
Race Problem, CTS.