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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-05-30
A Revised Version.

At banquet given i'm Fort Scott
last Saturday night, Eugene Ware
plagiarized Charley Scott's story about
the banquet given in honor of the
prodigal sons return, and what Is
more he murdered it i'm ice cold blood.
Topeka Lance.
That must have heen better story
than we thought it was or SO good a
story teller as Eugene Ware would
never have appropriated it. Anyhow
the fact that he did use it was SO much
of a compliment that we should never
have said word about it. But the
petit larceny evidently lay heavy on
the conscience of the purloiner, for the
other day we received from him the
following "metrical version" which
is certainly an ample an,eyde honor
able if any were needed:
THE PRODIGAL son.
Translated from Original by Chds. F. Scoif)
He tramped from Tyre to Sdou
With his sandals on his arm,
And then he struck for Jordan
And the big ancestral farm.
His mantle il was full Of burs,
His noble brow was wet.
The fatted calf il tugged upon
4 horse-hair lariat.
His father ran to meet him.
Right glad, - said he, II am
Your trunk got home Your ma
Is well. We got your telegram;
Tomorrow night the banquet is;
Your auntie reads pome,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-05-30

The Republican State Central Conn
mittee met in the Senate Chamber on
Tuesday and decided to hold the State
convention at Topeka, September 3.
The Convention will be the largest
ever held in the State, containing 547
delegates. There will be one delegate
at large from each county i'm the State
and one additional for each 400 votes
or''fractional part over 200 cast for the
Republican presidential electors in
1888.
Ira F. Collins, Department Comman-
der, G. A. r., is announced as a can
didate for Congress in the First Dis
trict. The Democrats are talking of
running Tom Fenlon.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-05-30
THE LATEST NEWS.

Ex-Governor Harvey, who recent
ly returned to Kansas after an absence
of several years, will be q candidate
for Congress in the Fifth District
against John A. Anderson.
VIM. A. Smith, of Atchison, Is an.
nounced as a candidate for Congress
from the First District.
The Leavenworth county Alliance
has announced that it will support no
man for Congress who is bank officer
or a lawyer.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-05-30
Notice to Non Resident De-
defendants.

First Publication May 30, IS9Ol.
In the District Court of the State of Kansas, in
and for Allen county.
+. G. DIaintin
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

~sls. ADa seseanss for every p~onx
u t1s N411sF sts1 1e fSt1FNk. kt2ff
ls1nla ss Eece.ss . ast ~ kAs - sgflSss
9 81 zTsec fFot1 tas >late iassi.s. 1e1ss
sd t11s ee ara sa&e.sa - - pEspsfsA
aga * isape<lDes. lie hrst sees :
1zo ees4es 41aef o1H c1AEge ne . lts-
; 1ea ssk8 esosass sR4 lss4Ed. he
eea1 eesk - = gsen al 1eoFe nss
heard t14t es r4f1s. Ne haze 49,
14s s !, nat g : ye8Eg lnsn So = A.
sasgl8Ys1 - kfaFelug salesman. ne
o81 = yCaag VIE. a11 shs sxs s2a-
ceniy tAxsA ga. ebs wFote nln
AZ he sens hsF 80 ~
the nfm's me1ey. intending -
repay B. b@foss BE- Tesehed IA ns1t
polnE Before be gog tnsxe, however,
Re o@s arrsstea And w4s nnziit con
s.elsd and seat to prison. hls les
family ~&s very Prou0s An0 as = Tesolt
q Z aud as culd were taken from blAl-
A prominent. or mignl say wealthy
eit1ea "a Detroit pzs taken 40 one 0t
ths hospitals sufte lng from mani&
pAtu. Ius y0aag tfAyeiiag man, OF
ex-couV - was 0FpufAtea - iQQk after
him. one day the citizen ismented his
weakness and the young man said.
'Wnat are your sufer.ngs IN CON-
parlson with mine. have had
my wife and child taken away from
me. Ihal remark touched chord ol
sympathy IN the citiLen's heSTt. lie
enquued into the history or his nurse
aad now 10 has taken al interest ~
HIM and viii advance his interests AT
every opportunity.
CIUzens OF Detroit have taken an IN
terest IA the home and Governor Luce,
IN MS last message, recommended
that the Legislature make an
appropriation for II. When
first started, the home could only ae-
commodate eighteen people. The new
home mas room'fO nifty, and II pressed,
seyenty-hye. To Warden Hatch great
deal Of the credit Is due for the estab-
lIshment OF the institution.
There is rule ia the home which
provides that any inmate shall be ex-
PEELED Il he comts IN drunk. Ny room
IS situated 50 that ! can hear all who
enter, and / intercept all who come
home with an unsteady step. They
will plead with me and say, do not turn
me away, and | have not the heart 10
do SO. have now under my care five
wives who are waiting for their hus-
bands 10 prove themselves men capable
OF taking care of themselves. Ia one
month we have gwen away over 1900
meals. but what does this amount 10 #
we can only send home one poor hoy
10 his mothe., who Will say: Il have re-
formed over 90 per cent. of the 500
who have found a recluse at the home,
can be accounted for"
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
TOWN TOPICS.

Cabinets s.. wyke's. IS Monroest.
great deal OF hunting is now being
done IA the North.
The teachers examination was con-
eluded saturday evening.
We make a specially Of a IS silk UNI
brella; Il beats them all. Gardner
Baxter.
Pete Baker, who Will appear at Red
mond's during tie week, s a guest OF
Sweets Hotel.
Cornelius shannel. Of $50 South
WateFlOo-st., gave MS VIE tAresA.ng
yesterday afternoon.
Nothing but routine business was
transacted Al the meeting of the Pro-
h.DuOn Club on Saturday night.
The regular meeting OF the Grand
Rapids Dental Society has been post
p0ned I'll Monday evening, Decem-
ber 3.
A cable on East Fulton-st. broke Sat
uIday night, causing much incOnyen-
ieuce 20 thsrunning Of cars from Lyon
70 East-sts-
Mrs. Esther Carpenter, OF Lake-aye.,
j. ill. Her sister. Mrs. Livingston OF
the Livingston hotel and restaurant IS
also very sick.
Pop corn. candies, nuts, ices and
cakes will be served m Hartman's Hall
for the DlyislOn-strsetM hodlstChurch,
December 4 and 3.
smith & Sanford have been awarded
the contract for furnishing carpets for
the newly remodeled opera house At
Lansing. They are 70 be Of tapestry
Brussels.
James Brady and his wife had n mis-
understanding AZ the Barnard House,
on WaterlOO-st., yesterday morning.
They quieted down on the approach of
a policeman.
Somebody has mistaken the alley be-
tween the Converse block and the Kent
County Savings Bank for a general
dumping ground, and has empted q
wagon load Of ashes there.
The residence of w. Z. Cummings,
on Lake-st.. has been sold TO Chauncey
Guest. boOkkeeper for Daniel Mccoy.
Mr.. Cummings will move his family to
Chicago, where he IS engaged IN busi-
ness
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

Nabob. the most delightful tooth
powder ever offered. Try u. sold by
druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
AN ENGAGEMENT CLOSED.
srs. Adah SheehaR's Last Lecture In
Greenwood Hall Last Night.

mrs. Adah Shsehan's Last Lecture In
Greenwood aau Last Night
The last appearance in this city of
Mrs. Adah Sheehan was at Greenwood
Hall last evening. The ball was well
filed, and the address OF the evening
was fully equal in point of ability to
any that have preceded. The subject
gwen the speaker was "Mediumship, :"
which she Immed lately proceeded TO
elucidate the moment it was given her.
She said:
oMediumship-wha is 10 We find,
first Of all, that through mediumship
has come the establishment OK the
truths Of the Bible. Mediumshlp "a TO
me everything. IL answers all questions
in regard to genius, the SCIENCE of
matter and mind. It goes on Ia every
department of your lite. Ii Is law OF
human life. it Is a law Of being, not
an accident. Those who have gwen to
the world the sweetest songs, the best
MUSIC, the highest inventions, have
come % us through some sort of
mediumship. All the ideas and litera-
ture that blesses yon world today have
flowed through some med lum, and some
gwen them 70 the world. IL has
Brought 70 you all the psychological
truth of this ages discovery. It has
told YOU again and axsin that God and
Heaven are witnin, and It has banished
from tne human heart the fear that go
dsfaced tns old the0iogies.
"Thers are in the world now s.xtY-
five different phases OF mediumship,
aud 60 the whole question cannot be
gone INTO tonight.
"Just az the lightning Of the clouds
il good Il handled wisely, but bad Il
handled unwisely. 80 with the handling
hf these psychic forces. Mediumsnip "a
the bedrock upon which spirltushsr 5
Founded, and through - instrumen-
tally has come 20 the word al tnat
Fpirtuslisn has gwen 70 the world. rs
as impossihl that any true man should
give - spirituslsm one years Csud "a
investigation, and then 70 back % the
I hef IN msn dying 20 save hlm fro ~
= future IRE, any more than he could
wear the shoes be wore when he vas Is
months Old.
spiritual sm teaches nat We are TO
d az the Christ did, 60 cut and hesl
ths uck. morally az we.l ss physically.
The address. besides being rich in fhe
philosophy Of snirsus isB, sbounsto
IN many One mora precepts. with prsc-
Ecal directions Of she Vsy ID attain oDr
moral sspirsticuS
the close of the lecture Mrs. shes-
han cave sort cf farewell address t0
fhe preUie, in view Cf the close OF her
pnrarenaant in this CITY. As an uuex-
rocted moment "Prsirie Flower sud
denly controlled ths rleclun1. and gave
sens.h.e saIk of some length la her
Cwn uecu ar sfvIs.
Ihs hard shasfurs ard afeCtlonste
fareNeIs raat occurred after tas close
Of tne mpebnT. gave pr0at thst Mrs.
Sneehar as nasas very nlanY warm
friends auring her soiouD Ia ths Cay
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
OH HOW BLUE.
Why People Feel Ready to Die Upon an
Attack of tho sBlues"-Sound Advice.

why People Feel Ready to Die Upon an
Attack of tho "BIues"-sound Advice.
What is the cause of the blues? Nine
out of ten people have occasional fits
of the blues, and accept the fact with
out inquiring into the cause. In the
vast majority of cases it is due to ner-
vous disorders of some sort; headaches,
falling memory, nervousness, neural
gia are all effects of the same cause
The high pressure at which we live
nowadays is 10 blame for most of the
smaller ills, which are neglected as be-
ing of mo consequence" Yet these
apparently unlmportant maladies are
most frequently the forerunners of
more serious illness, and warn of insan-
ity, complete prOstratiOn, paralysis or
sudden death. On first notice of the
symptoms of approaching nervous
trouble, sucn as mental depression, in
ability TO recall names and faces, ner-
vous twltching of the muscles,
and the others already men
toned, it is the duty of everyone 10
avert the possible danger. To accom-
pllsh this the brain and nerve tissue
should be strengthened and replen-
ished. Palne's Celery Compound, in
which the recuperative quality Of Gel
cry is carefully preserved by It's process
of manufacture, will so build up the
nervous system that new lease of life
seems to have been taken by the suf-
fering individual who is fortunate
enough TO obtain il. Sleeplessness,
which is one of the most frequent
causes OF insanity, is itself caused by
nervous arrangement, and can be over
come by this compound. Indigestion
is removed by producing healthy ac-
ton OF the whole nervous system, by
its use.
Thousands Of people, both in the
United States and Canada, have saved
themselves from the terrible mental
breakdown and prOstrauon Of the
nervous system, which follow the
strain put upon brain and nerves by the
rushing life of today. Paine's Celery
Compound IS an absolute and certain
cure for all nervous disorders, and is
guaranteed TO be q specifcdor nervous
prostration. sleeplessness, ,dsspondenoy,
neurs ga, Rheumatism. dyspepsia, ner-
vous and SICK herdaches, paresis aud
loss OF appetite.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
This pats n HIstarx-nae. J.

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1<as'at.ea ~ zdIal,4d C&snEi4a. Eashzh
l~ssllt 4aa sasna.s
--AA ye~- "a sras4ass. gFoei4llzasd kins.
ae.ss l4st@.i iroza 90 - la6
isti 41sa1 aa1uaasss.aas sres.atsa y
lhaFls
isis- Hiliissa. Erines 4 or.aas. ealisl q las
taF9no 81 aerasr-an.ts
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1ssl--st@lsls - = h4sai1glea p.zces ~ Eas capstol
81 4.hlastca. y. u
tas's-- h4bsAs eorpss seE restored Ia Nerta.srn
aalas
isne tA~s rr.ai.isos hsnsiliczs buried In Crosa
~ 1zi44st-sy la.iaa4s g-sls sila greas asEsora
&C. Di~t Ia y aassastca. ~ e.. Aai Isl- y ~
l-i.i lsillslsF EaasEy agsd - Te4r<
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

Game Of al kinds at DettenthAIer's,
IL Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

Elliott & Co. are sole agents FOR Wm
L. Ellis & Co.'S York River Oysters.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

EIN4HAM AT ths rcsi1eaee % Wn Niae-
a. Li3 ,hflasa 81. ia fH.s eifg. Mss t9f4EiiA
hinEHasI aged a ssafs 40 one wanfl- llc
deceased e4s a sister 1l Ms HluezAr.
Netiee 0f funeral hereafter
EbW WAhDs-raguFdas NQgemoer - Of IN
1ammsEi8h. Howard. soa ~ bf, Z. y, kt
nafds. azcd b years
Funsral ssryices from the residence. 7fl
WeAlghs-ays.. Moa1aT. at D. "a The re-
malas sil BE- taksa % 5trAih k0y. Canzt4. Tor
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

Elliott 8 Co. have just commenced
handing those delicious Indian River
oranges. None finer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
Hrs ca the Tzvas.

Nni1e the f&mi'Y - Nj Nccartbs
llylEg at rs Nsx&nAY Y.lle-AFe., wers away
ff0m h9sls yeessrasy atterBoon, :
spzg les 9at 81 LAs stove sD4 seE tie
4Tpet 4nse- A ge8Tfzl zs4fIa sas
taroed II. sad ths o. bel made noiss
euosEa - hese Ia.sa1 AgczEay from
1ls gF2f~s / he t2d tsso aeza. TIE
aau&ss u IRE czfpsl wSs 4baat flQ
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

"AsHIseges. Dee l-For ro0er
Aehsgaal Faia aHa suos sooler. excsnt
= an4fy tsaapsf4lslss Ia tae soatsssa
pfNoai yar.asis Niuas. For Ufnsr
aiehikAn r4.n o. snesi Slightly coa.sf.
zrabls ~iada
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

Respectfully announce that Monday
aud tuesday ars {e8sslsely lae lAst asS ,
OF Mr.. III. g. Negsfansn's great sac Il
oriental carpets, rugs and emhFoldsnest
and trust that .ofpls II tie antique MI
take advantage thereof.
Smith & SANF0zD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01

Aoarse.f and AIDES are cordially in
vltse - 2ttena : 1ard nlae naAss seeFsde
bal. a. e gwen by ths 0fand RAp1s
ssecisi Nlao, ThufsaaY evening DeNeA.
beg 4. Al the Mslmaal Hal. coEner OF
LeoaaFd al1 Scr hner SIS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight "Pete" Baker will come for
ward AZ tRedmond's in "The Emigrant."
He will appear in this play until We'd
nesday evening inclusive. On Thurs
day afternoon and for the balance of
the week, Mr.. Baker announces his
new play, Bismarck"
Those who saw the "Corsair" last
yesr VIII remember that the music is
admirable in style and taste. The sail
ors' chorus, in the first act, is vigorous
and breezy. The sale of seats opens at
Powers this morning.
Remember that "Mr. Barnes of New
York" viii be here tomorrow and We'd
nesday evening. Seats are now open at
Powers box Office.
J. II. Alleger, business manager of
the Lyceum Theater, left for Chicago
last night IN response To telegram
from strong attraction which wants
to play shortly at TINS theater.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
A U CUSTOMER.
Experience OF - Collector With a sau
Francisco Artist.

II struck the hardest game OF my life
to-day" said the agent of Il very success
I'll! collecting firm To tho San Francisco
Examiner. II tackled my man for
twenty dollars that he owes IL restaur-
ant. Hos an artist paints landscapes
and portraits-an and you sec his narac all
covered with tally in tho newspaper
week in and week out.
"'I'm sorry says he, stopping work
on his picture. and pushing his velvet
smokiug.cap onto the back of his head
white f,c loukcd la2liy at tho bill, but
l can't pay this for y few months yet
"'NhY not?' says l..
"'lscra'isr.' says; he, Il have q moro
pressing liability
"'Morc pressing titan a board billY'
says I, sarcasticaily.
Eyes. = gsoti DEAL says he. I'm
rann. plan. and tho second shoe is to DO
delivered to-day if can make Il partial
payment. Tho coins here says he,
tapping his vest pocket.
"'.iil right says I, but you just give
that coin to INC ON account or I'll sell
you up.
"f;cil what up?' says he.
".sNhy. these here pictures.' says I.
sweeping my arm in a comprehensive
way around the stu.lio.
".Tkcsc rictures". says he. All right,
my boy. go an"ai. If you can sell them
I'll lc much Obliged to you. It's moron
L can 10
with that lie lighted up his pipe and
-. .-.
moi day. admired him and asked him
out to have u drop of something.
"'E&c"sc mo- says he. standing back
and regarding his picture with ono eye
Closed. l,u. not ven giancins at me; Il
never have any social relations with my
traaes-pcopie.'
II was faint when l got down to tho
street,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
A N BRIDE.
The F.mr-ul:y AMI Wonderfully Muds
Dress s;i,e Wore ut Hi Wedding.

Tho F.nr-ul:y ami Wonderfully Made
Dress .;i,e Wore ct lI.r Wedding.
A writer in tho North China Herald
describes The dress Worn by a Chinese
la.y at her wedding. of which he was a
witness. as follows: cat length wo
were Admitted to inspect the bride,
whose four-ilours' toilet was just corl-
plctcl, ard u marvellous spectacle, truly,
was the figure seated motionlcss in tho
center of the room. Gorgeously cl..b-
crate was her array from head to foot,
the former crowned with q hcl,nct-likc
erection Of IL material resembling tur-
u~uois-cnancl, wrought into the finest
tiligrea work, fls.l which projected
s;li.tcriny artificial beetles and l.uttcr-
flies and other quaint rich ornaments,
tho wlole surmountcd by three largo.
round tufts of crimson silk, arranged
tiara-wisc. From the brim of this
lcil-gcar fell all round strings of pearl
and ruby beads, about half-a-yarl III
length. just visible throurh these, at
the back. were broad loops OF jet black
hair. stiff and solid as polished ebony,
and decorated with artificial pink roses.
Her principal vcstmcnt was q long
tunic, whose foundation f. 80 Of crin.-
son satin was scarcely discclnablc amid
it,; embroidery of gold; a corner turned
back. lined with emerald satin, re-
vcaled an umdcrslsirt pancllcd in brill
liant rcd and blue silk, this also pro-
fuscly trimmed with gold cmhrcidcry.
\ belt Of scarlet satin, studded with
tablets of white comedian, crossed tho
waist behind. from tho front edge of
her hcaddrcss n rcd silk vail fell almost
to the ground, adding much to her
pretcrhuman aspect
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
A Lawyer o, Patent Law.

There is none; in that branch of tho
law which appcrtains to patents. have
sometimes wished i had gone into that
branch of tho law. When l was In
Washington last, and in fact every time
go there, 1 go Over to the Patent Office
and roam around, never firing. The
first patent y e granted by this Gov.
mcnt was issued by James Madison.
Secretary of State under George Wash
lngton. 1t was issued July 8, 1870, t.
Samuel Hopkins ''for making pot ane
pearl ashes" Tho second granted wa.
to u man whose namc ! can not rocall.
but it was q permit, SO to speak, to MAJ,
u~factur. candles. The patent system
of this Government is the most cuin,rc
hensive in the world. Every tling !Ia,
a patent on IT nowadays or has "a patun
applied for. asked one Ut the oliicial.
In the Patent Office which State i,ae
tho harvest number OF patents. Ie
said lniinna. afterwards learned thai
the official camc from Indiana. aud tba,
may have prompted tho reply.-Chicayc
Tribune.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-08
CALLING BY. eRcxw
Some o the Pccul.arit!cs of Society Lilo
at Washington.

como OIL tine I'CCOtsoftCse9 Ot society lIlxO
at Washington.
Very littlo of the paying of visits by
people in high official life is done in
person. Tho President makes no calls.
Tho Vicc-rrcsilont does all his call
ing" through his private secretary,
whose chief duty it is 10 ride around in
a coupe and leave tho card; Of MIR. and
Mrs. Morton at tho doors of houses
where calls arc due. Tha members Of
thu Cabinet do most of their calling"
by mail. Tho non whose daty it is
TO Go this proxy calling, l am IN
formed, have any thing but an easy
time. Riding about in a carriage all
day is m attractive occupation when
viewed from o distance. 1t loses many
of it's charms when it is practiscd day
after day, and nearly all of it's attracts
ivcness when it is i~nterspcrscd by o II
slant stoppagcs along tho route OF travel.
Some of these deputy Cabinet officers
make fifty and scvcnty-.ivc calls q day.
They have many amusing encounters,
for they visit. ali parts OF tho city and
pay their respects, or rather the respects
OF their supcriors, to pcoplc of all classes
and conditions. Tho receptions of tho
members of the Cabinet arc open to all
cor,crs, and all SORTS Of people mako
tho rounds Wednesdays. 1t is q social
obligation TO which all people in high
Official life must conform to return all
of tho calls that arc made upon them.
So tho deputy secretaries spin around
the city all day, driving from cottage to
palace, distributing graceful bits of
%pastcboard. which the recipients may
place on their center tables as mute owl
dcncc to this uninitiatcd that tho Score
larry of E has called upon them. At
tho houses where srccciving' has boon
thoroughly sys:cmatized. tho colcrcd
man at the door gracefully holds out his
salver to receive the cards, and watches
the rapid escape OF the c%ard-bcarcr with
cut surprise or comment. AT other
homes when the coupe stops at the door
there are evidences of preparation for
the reception going On within. Chill
drcn peep out of the window and run
back with tho evident intention of ''tcll-
ing mamma" that somebody is about to
call. Tho scrvitor throws wide tho
door to admit the expected guest. Then
there Is q sudden pail thrown over tho
cXpectant community by tho bland an
nouncement of tho young man with thu
card case that he will not como in; and,
as the door-liccpcr accepts tho cards in u
rathcr doubtful way. three pairs of eyes
follow the young man in his progress to
the coupe, and watch 1T as it wli.ls
down tho street. AT some of the lowlicr
dwelling; it is necessary to push tho
.rr1c ,In,lcr tl,,, Iocr md Zoo I,nfprc f,C
bell is answered for fear that the n
bassa9or will bo dragged in by force OF
arms and made to pay his chiefs call in
person. These little variations OF tho
accustomed %1lonotony are all that mako
life cndurablc to the professional official
oallcrs.-N. Y. Tribune.