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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-08

The Insnrgrnts carried 10 guns and q
complement " 100 men. The Constella'
don was a %, with crew OF 80 men.
Tho former vessel was badly cut up, while
the American had suffered chiefly In the
rigging. In this case tho Constellation
mounted tho heavier guns Of the two,
having eiponndera on her main deck
while the InHnrgenie carried twelyes, but
the commander did not know that at the
outset aud he sought the conflict ana
forced the lighting With that courage anl
discrimination that wins even In tho lace OF
odds
Even after winning their prize tho
Americans had a struggle 70 get her 10
tho rendezvous Of the squadron, distant
more than three day. sail, As soon as
tho Insurgents struck her cnlors Lieut.
hodFen aud young Porter boarded her
with q force " only eleven men TO take
possession and remove tho prisoners
After but few ~ the crew had been 70
moved, and while la fllll remained on her,
II began 10 blow, aud In short time tue
victor aud yanquished had parted com
pany. Rodgers found the situation criti
cal. for the decks " the lnsurgonte wer'
covered with wreck, and the French sea
men showed q disposition ~ rebel ngalns
the action OF thvir commander And rls'
against their captoTs
Tho hatch gratlngs had been throw
overheard aud there were no handouts q
fetter the leaders of the mutlny, but per
sonal courage will often mnke up for lacl
of material things and Rodgers place
seniinels at the matches with orders {
shoot down any man who attempted To AZ
rear on deck All the firearms NJ the yc
~ were secured and put out u reach ,
tho Prenohmen, and then began three day
81 unooaalng anxiety aud vigilance q
Rodgers, and young Porter, who seeonde
b. chief With q biz heart IN slender bod
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SEES wero constantly alert 20 seize
snme chance to rise and oyerpower the
dozen men who stood over them. but they
were held down N their confinement In tho
lower hold and had TO submit AZ the end
Of three days the wrecked prize Joined her
captor, and Rodgers aud porterdividcd tho
hon1rs Of the affair with tho commodore.
whose daring example had not been lost Oh
his suboIdinates.
When next tho Constellation engaged
the enemy her heavy guns had been cx.
changed for eighteen FOUNDERS a. better
suited TO her siSe aud strength than tho
twenty. fouts with which she fought the
lnsurgcnte. Thus freshly equipped she
was cruising on tho island Of Guadaloupc
In February. 1900, when n strange sail ut
tracted the COMMODORE. notice. The YES.
sol disrcRarded all signals, and the Con.
ISOLATION gave chnss, and notwithstanding
that closer inspection showed the stranger
TO DO heavy frlgate mounting ffty-four
guns Truxtun cleared his decks Tor action.
The frigatc, which soon ran up French
color, avoided tho contest and made oil
boforo the wind, which favored her. and a
race lasting thiftysix hours tested the
speed and seamanship on both sides AZ
tho close Of the second day the wind e..
yorcd the American, aud at dark the YES.
sells were within speaking distance. Trux.
tun prepared for n night battle. aud In.
struotod bis officers 90 have the guns aimed
with coolncss and to make hull shots ex.
olu-ivcly, "and Ere ~ fast ~ possible when
Il could he douo with ELECT
Having made ready, the pluoky CON.
modoru was about to demand surrender.
when the cnemy, taking everything with
stcalthy calmne =. opened with hor stern
and quarter guns and sent a crashing vol.
ley into the rigging d the Constellation.
Commodore TruXtun rplicd In n few min
uta with broailsidc, and the two vessels
closed In for tho most desperate s,a iigh,
/ Of the war.
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The little magazine Far and Near.
Published by the working girls societies,
has one feature that might well be fol-
lowed by much more ambitious publica'
tioas. This is It's lessons in every NUM-
Der ON tho government and political his'
tory Of the United States. Tho instruc'
ton Is given In the form Of easy talks
between teacher and her class, with
questions and answers. by the time these
working girls aro mothers they will 10
able TO tell their children more about
tho government OF their own country
than numbers OF millionaircs' wives can
do today
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NOTICE ~ iiLHEnY GIVEN. 1uAr IN
Nufauanfr N an order ~ The Sfotats
curt ~ SAT- Lake County, irffitnfY "a 1 All. N
llt halltf OF tnf csiatr ~ safuh MaftirH de-
ceased, ne unirfslFued, John r. uretio' 81
mih.u4inF ~ saii ssiatH, will sdll al pfitais
sale % ne highest bidder, Tor eafh. and suiig9t
70 We cultivation ~ said Iful4io COM. Ia,
% alief NE liih day ~ jay, a u. is1l All AZ
,,t,r wv, and Interest WHOA the said sarah
NAlAths hAl ~ pc TINE Of hrf drrrafe. Or
" hI.9 sAll ttiaie has Hlrtn acquired. M and 10
we following uart Of land in salt take tItg.
.nuNly ~ AT Litr anf tofuiNfy N utah. 10
~, 10 lllpcA lhltiy i've .al o. nat mo san
llt IVY survey, frfuIs % talu cash nrri
~ VIC thltnae 80 purchaser, nlds fuusi bs la
eulhF. ana nay hr lett AZ thr ttofp of n riig
y 700 30 ~ south Rat fcupir street. salt
lake Guy, Utah, '
,,-.....--.-. JunN q nuCKbr,
ns. dr7tAsrd, siIN
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DELINQUENT NOTICE..

Tho rellsrus, idsh1 Mining CompAay. Ios..
iiuh ~ pIinrpal plaes u lutifrss k.it
laig CITY, ttah. loettion 81 Nlrsi a1a
w1ia'. hiaerai ilili hinins DisiIict. STATE
No1icn,-TiIfnE ~ pEItNouINr UP.
- =, wy inll9slng dssrfhci sioek. on a..
thsis, levied o. the liih DAY u Aprtl. lsI, Inc
several AHcuuis set opposite The I.mss al ~.
respective Shareholder a. foiiUvTs1 - -"
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High sounding namesgrest race horses
have, such as Alicante, rlntrigaan'e ana
Eiridion. But it is probable, nay, It "a
almost certain, that to their groons ana
familiars these high toned beasts are
timply Jim. Tom or Blaze.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-08

There are in Toronto soldiers enough
from tho Union army In the late war to
establish Grand Army post there, TINS
post belongs to tho department OF New
York, and is known as yet simply as No
g,e But tho old boys ought to got a
better name than that
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cor. 10, cramps In tho stomach.

Albert Erwin, editor u the Leonard,
Texas, GraphtG, says "for lhe cure 9l
cnmps In the stomach ,hhmVeIlsl,,
Collie, Cholera aud DiarThoa N9m,uy
il the bnst aud mosl spetly ! vEe,
used.O Meuy others VINO nave ,ileu
n entertain the same opinion uAH
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In The rfobats Court IN and Tor SAT- LAks
County, TeffitofJ vi utah
In The natter Of Tho Estate o. iicnry nawdet
dcrraaed.


deceased.
T'roN grAniNG AND TtitVu TIE re.
u tu1n 81 sarah ". uNsdsu. praging Tor
the admi1slnu g. probate u certain dsru.
meut, herewith n'Ud lu thIs Coutt pufufrting
" ~ thr list VIII ant Trfitnsut ~ The d..
ceased, ~ ordered that Infsy, thu iaih daY
~ July, 4. " int, he aud 10 hereby appointed
fuf he hearing 81 tho proof u Tho execution
u taid VIII a. 70 u'c'1eE q 10. of that daY Al
ths County Cuuu House IN salt lake CIV
~ fuuhrr ordered that the eluft cause due
noiirs thereof 10 ie fivcn ~ publication ~
notice - heafiug taid uetiu1a IN lhs ntsrut e
lNEstau NINA urutparef puhi'shed Ia salt
lste tulntl, Tor "a laAst ion iai before said
day % haarns.snd that not rec % IN cams 70
mailed a. th hsifaffsliihFtn salt LAKE UuunfV.
hefrhf - tHi y. the ilih dsy q tuiy.
isii, 60 lsar tho Triiilpa ~ sarah u. iiaWisn,
pfaYirr Tor aimlsai1n tn probate u = certain
dnTumH ~ pufpuuinE g. fr tho LAST vii and
trtiamUnt % iiSnfY navdsn dscrassd
wines ny h.nd a. 'ali take Ciiy, tails s9lh
day u Juuc. A. q. iHli
q. ". uAnrCu,
iuiEH uf said Court.
Isrs.l Z, D.. ALtsN,
dtd Probate Cieft.
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+ fortune always
favored the side
having the most
guns there would
not be any battles
70 write about. for
In that case nntag-
onists would sim
ply come together
and parade their
armament, aud,
thequestlonof tho
best man being dc
cidcd by the show.
would shak .
hands likctwosAt-
isfed pugilistsanl
10 home. No ma.
ton cares 10 fight
for the fun Of thu
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In The PROBATE Court IN Ahi for sAit Lake
County. Territory VI UtAh
IN the Matter VI tic Litais u Harriet r,ft,
dcefasrt

NrofiCr - iitHEnY GIVEN THAT
~ IIfaiUth l. Webb. afministfaifia of Inc
estate Of Harriet Tat, dsreAtsd Has ten
dsfrd Tor ssttruieni. lnd Ned IN taif Cauft,
hff Hrai account ~ be- Humanitarian ~ a.iI
sstaia aud petition fHr nuAi dia'fihution N Inc
residue 81 sad estate arnnE the persons sn F.
utisd thereto, 500 that luday, The 10
Cotfi room ~ sd Court, ~ The county 90 ift
House. salt Lake tul snd Conhty. utsh Ter
fItufy, has tssu daly appointed ~ the Judae
a ttid Court. Tor the settlsment u sad a.
rouni ani hsauns SAD petition tor distfths.
.sss- .-is s.ss.s- So sgFusi and thaN
tsn.e, " sny lheIe le'Nhf saif aoaount shnuld
u1n ma te A. pfsysdf1
upIr1 June lfih. 1901
g. hlts, tlsit ~ Probate Cour
~ q. y. -rAsrOS, Dspaiy. dis
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ng HEADING ANn1tiNG TN PE,
u tii1n Of Ahlio A. ifntt, anministraifit
al tha rstatr Of tirafre i1gT1tt, deceased,
setiiuu forth that che d aleu- her nuai ar'
eount 81 hgf hlmilistftl upon said estate
M Inc VUuft that all tilrhls Of aid Sstats
.rdof said defrssud hatfsn fully pad. and
mat = portion " sad 90 trinAini ~ 30 di
Vfe1 ainuns tho hrift tsid dsreatsd, aud
prayiug nmong ether thiiisfA az order l0s
tug sad uual account hiiHifilultuh % tho
residue u said estate "a ihe porous en-.
tltiud
ths ettats ~ the faic nfEc ". ilfFutt.
seesasad. 90 aud aprcaiilTe tho Probate
Couft " tho County Ut riakc. AZ the Cuuft
uoon " sail roun, ne q, uny g1uft
ilnuse. On " edue.daY, uilh day of JUL,
isli, al ~ o'clock IN, ~ nd there Ia shuw
cause Why an urler Ats saii nnAl 40,
rouni ando ~ distrihaunauld not be- made
N The residue OF sAii Oii among ths heirs
Of The sAld ouIfsa W. g1' deceased, ac'
itis farthsT ordered ~ Clerl cause 10.
| dee. of thu order " be " in three puhlia
| Mace In hst Lske CeWui published III
/ me DISSENT tytsihn -, . Newspaper
i prtntrd aud circulated uf LAke C6unty,
/ ihree zee suecessiyslyl before the aid
| I'm DAY Of Jaiy, isii,
q, ". uAHrPiobato Jude.
| lated June . tn. is7l.
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County ~ salt Lake
I,C.E. Allen, Clcrk " " Cour, In
auifof the Csuuty Of rAt ne Tenn.
t5ry OF uthh, do hereby &c tho foro
going laa fuli, true aui Coy Of order
II low cause WHY ur1rf Deal estate
should not be made, in inc tho stiats
ana guardiauship n iuselfsham, a
al ninnfs, a. app are q - uaira,
h. witness whereof, hafn sut my
hand and smxed the HrAtourt, az
hh day II junu, a, ~. l'yl
stAL 90 N,
ny Il. STANTON,
Deputy lIefE aga
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nnnni, N snliisls. "

LOB. Allen. Cieft q the Probate Court In
AMI fbf Inc guuniy II salt iits, In the rent
t0rt I'll utah, 30 hefehr certify that the tore.
sIiasis fuii true and cprfict copy of order
snn1lntinF tine and place nr settlement %
laAi t0,ouni ani - hear ,itloh zoe distfibu
tnsiiresa whereof I haN httrunio set ny
hand aui ailrul the seal u said Court, tbs
.0th day q JuHr, 4, D., - -
sEAtl aiLhs,
uyC.k STANTON. nsruf CLERK. dti
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Tue btatttN HaNhha haAAf a'olVfANont
George X. Yeadou. usnfls,ia Yosdor.
Cooper Anderson and Edward !. Tren
with, Deicndsnis.J
order q sale and nccrce'o Of Foreclosure and
sale.
IrNDER AND ny VIRTUE or An ORDER
u 81 ssic aud decree ~ foreclosure ard
sale issucd out ~ tho 1hiri judicial Dlstrict
Lac. on the iCth day Of June. 4 ~ lsii. w ne
above emitted action, vhofcin The Dtscrct
-atins. han se9,il o. a,lgn. no Above nai.
fore lniufu and sNe against George y.
lemon, neunctta Ncadou, stewart :.
nsush, Jsgs. Nurioea CsoIsr Andsf
arts. or the igth day Of June. lsJi, for Tho sum
~ fli % In lawful money q me tnhCd
statca, he.ides interest. costs ana counsel fees,
ls1i. recorded iu judgement hook u SAID court.
! ana commanded W coll all that certain tot,
piece of'psrci Of land situate, lyirR aud
beng 10 ths couuty OF -slt Lake. Tcnitoy of
~ vii iieing part Of 1T i've n ,Uipcl eighteen
az. Fiat "a" salt iAko CITY survey, COM
meneing - q puint even ard one hsii. Oh
lot. and roaming thence cast feyen 81 rods
thence south too and one haf az rnds.
The pUe wesi geten 90 rode thsn0o n1rih two
nihs. soni,iniaf seventeen snd oae halt ii;gh
fgusiC fofa - Frounf. Public notice D. here
~ giten that % saturday. ne ilth DAY " iulY.
lii, at % O'Clock m. u that dav, 10 ffcui ut The
co1u itnuae d0uf ~ the county % salt Lahc I
VII. b. obedience ~ said order ~ sole aud dc
cree uf foreclosure ard sac, ell the shove
ds'criboi ltogsHl, q % much thereof a. ,inay
tcfest ana cost. etc, 10 the highest Hni best
bidder Tor iasful mguey VI The unitcd states.
Terms u sale cash.
hai 4 Al salt ials CITY, ths i5th isy II
June. isli. ANnGFW i HttlT, shsnh.
~ luuN u. CUvHuck. Deputy. diNw Nv
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TWO BOLD SEA FIGHTS.
WHERE AN AMERICAN FRlakTe
WHIPPED CRACK FOREIGN SHIPS.

Commodore Trustun aud the consieria-
tlon In tho Hostiiitiss with rrance-rho
Ipsurrcn,e Was Captured aud tho yeuss-
ancs neatsn with Heavy Loss.
Copyright. Isni. BY American Press As.ocls-
tion Book rights rCscrved.l
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Ani IN AeeotdAnso with Law and an order Of
We huAii .! Dfeftof,, nindn on The ilth day
% hinek a. may 30 uocesssry, will no soId Al
ne once " Tie Company To- salt LAte CIV on
lfilay ne ehih dty u June, lrll, ata n ui 10
lAN lho Delinquent assessment together with
TIE eost Of adNelttsinE and skuebses Of sale
b.ofdef OF TIE Hoard Of Directors.
y. o, HonN, AeiinE sso'y.
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I'M HEADING ASn TitiNg THE ~
~ uilon u Abbig 4. rfgg,t admihlit.aif.t
~ thr efiair ~ tnthefue Altn ~ fnit de.
ceased, snfiug forth hat fhr haf nled not lnal
arrnunt ~ her administration urun ssif co.
tatr tu fnis Nudfi That ~ me drNIa ~ san "a.
tsta anI 81 H1|d dsfrafu have trrn folly IaIi,
aud thata portion ~ saii csisis remains "a 10
divided hulHuE The heirs ~ saIn deceased Ant
PRAYING aHHus other hing fHr ~ order ~
lnslnr fa.d fnHl HrrHIuf AMI ~ alHirhutiuu "
tho tstIdue " sa.i estate huuus ih1 prftors
euutlun,
II i orftrsd that All tsuorf Interested IN
the eftLfr 70 lhu sid tfiternn AIrn ltEslut
deceased. Na 4ud huneN hefHfr the irul BIO
Court 81 he CounW n salt take, NJ the Court
Room u aid Uoutt, 10 ne tUunU tnut
iioato.nn "wednesday the l'h dav u iuiy,lpi,
a. 10 O'Clock EN-, itun sui thsfe 10 show
cause WHY an oriof allnstnE said lnAl account
AMI ot distribution should not d. male ~ ne
Trs.duu ~ said gstsiu ampuE thr heirs N The
aaii Catherine Ailen i1gsoii, d',ea'ed, Aecofi'
ftis fnfihef ordered that 10 f'eIt cause .,
iiers u this utirf 20 ~ 20 iei lu thfte public
t'arra IN salt tahr Cnuhty aad puhllthud To-
he HHtfnff UVrSiNG NfNs, = hegsraprr
ufn cd and circulated IN sat likg NuubtY
thfse weeks sucrfstyelY nraL before The sa't
nHNHN
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i,C.L. Allen. Ciert o rohAts Court 10
and tor the CsuutY Of hali, IN tho Tern
tory ~ Utah, do hereby that tho fore
.ainf 10 a fuil. tFue All u copy 81 of,ler
appointing umo Anf pa stttiement 81
nnal account, aud - hrtlon for distTibu
lion - arpeafs uf record once.
In witness whereof, ! hsrcnn,o SET y
hlnd aud anlNri tho tgtaii CouFt, Ihi,
soth day ~ june, A. u, Is
slALl ALlkN,
CleriObAls C5uft
~ o. n. STANTON,
neuulY iIUFk a..
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sltr IAgE Cr,, uiAh. Juse 20. is,i

sAtr LAKE Cfri, Utah. June 20. lssi.
~ a meeting uf the Hoard Of uIreriors of The
ieHefur Idaho Mining COMPANY held ms dsv.
no lnln OF iAl meat OF The above described de
~ rni siDcf, was extended from Inc !ath
Al 81 June. is9l, ln ihe iQih DAY OF july, i,yi.
= Ne same hour ard pltre
hy order Of The Hoard NJ Direction,
v o. HORN. A9lng sao'y.
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SsARAii A. AiTCnEI.HAM, THE
y Guardian u the pgIs estate Of b..
srph l., n ,fruftic G., WI, Rosh, sarah
.. aud Charles u, 1fAhlof., ha,ing
lled her petition herein, qnsd, praylng
for ~ order ~ sale OF al estate OF all
mllofs, for the purposes lot form, ID 4
hereby ordered thAt ihe' lin III Inc
wsrds, and all persons MIN tho e.lAte
Of said minors appear brittii Prniats
Court on TT.iAy, the tanN july, it9i.
At 10 O'Clock In The forelfAid DAY, AZ
tue CnuTt lonm VI sad ljOuft. al ND
County Cour. ilnuar, IN thd County of
sAlt Lake, tith Tcrfilnflf cause why
An order should not DO 10 toe ssii
guardian, 10 sell 90 muehtA estate ni
lhe said minors, ~ pfiNiNs shall he
Necessary, aud that cory uer ba pub
lished AZ iussl Three snnfeka ~ the
UIsIRHI kyENtN0 hEWs, yer Printed
AND published 10 sid tiN ".
Dated OH do u june y
q. W. hAEru.e judge.
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order aprolnilng ume and piace fof settlement
u anaI account and 70 hear pctuun
10 aisitihutiln,
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NOTICE.

In the rrntata Court To- aud fuf salt tate
County, Tcfntuty o. Itah.
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In the Probate rourg iuor sAit Lar,
County, rculultAh.

order 10 show Cause vl,r OF sals NJ
Heal kstkie should made.
The Iola register., 1891-05-15
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
From Register Reporters-What is Being
Done Throughout The County Events
and Gossip of the Week.
Carlyle.
carlyle
Sunday reminded us that winter was still

Carlyle
Last Sunday reminded us that winter was still
here
The Carlyle Sunday School elected two dele
gates-Miss Sophie Arnold and Mr.. Harvey
Christian-to attend the State s. 8. convention
ct Emporia Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week
Mr. and Mrs. David GiIkeson are the happy
first heir born to them on the 14th anniversary
of their marriage.
M Carnine went tc Emporia the first of the
week to see his famil,
Last Saturday about fifty of the neighbors
ihe gsifhered st the the home Of Mr. and M Mrs John John
wedding Uncle John had bountiful dinner
prepared and at IL 80 the guests were invited to
the dining room and did ample justice to the
the happenings Of the past quarter of q century
until they lost their appetite. Some went home
at an early hour and quite number staid and
good to be there. Grandma Reese was depriv-
ed of some enjoyment by having to entertain
chill that day. The following are the names of
Tempiin and MIR. and Mrs. Leavitt of Geneva,
set of silver spoons; Mr.. and Mrs. Rees and
daughter, comb case and cake stand; Mr.. and
Mrs NIT p spicer Of Geneva, pair Of scissors; Mr..
and Mrs. Arnold, china plate; Mrs j. X. Dun
lap, Mrs. II Lengshore and Mrs. j. ID. Christ
ian, silver pickle castor and fork; Little Alice
Ryker, set of silver spoons; Mrs. j: W. Christ
BILE; Mr.. and Mrs. Funston, set of silver spoons
Mrs. s. A. Post, set of silver spoons; Mrs. G.
A. and C. M Cummings, picture throw and
flowers. With SO many spoons In the house
Uncle John will not be Obliged to eat soup with
q fork hereafter. Who will furnish the next
day of good times and things-we could stand
one week for awhile at least.
Ora Dunlap rented part of his land to Mr.
LOngsbore.
The Ladies Of the Reading Circle are prepar-
ing to give an entertainment at the church in
the near future
The Iola register., 1891-05-15
Diamond

Farmers are having hard time with the
cleds. Old farmers say they can't remember
the time when the soil acted SO stubbornly.
Much of the fax is poor stand, but where
better condition, thus verifying the old adage
we'll. -
Mrs. John Clark is ahead on garden vegetables
this year.
Mrs. Dwarf who has been under DR.. Fulton's
care recently is convalescent.
Grandmother Robinson is also reported some.
what improved.
Mr.. George Smith is sniering a relapse
Mrs. Mollie Vest who has been here visiting
her brother Levi Robinson and assisting in the
care of their aged mother, has returned to
Leavenworth, having been relieved for the pres-
ent by her sister, Mrs. Mamie Vest from the
aboye named city.
H.. II. Jones was calling on old friends and
visiting our school last Monday.
Will Smith lie visiting our neighborheod and
playing constable in the Dragoo-Matthewsc case,
which Is creating no little stir In this vicinity at
this writing. He is also acting the role Of grass
widower, Mrs. Smith having gone to Emporfa
TO attend school.
Mrs. Wallace Boughton and children of Lind
borg, are here on visit to Father and Mother
Hardy
Rev. L.. j Gillian and family of LaHarpe,
were visiting Monday at I. w. Jones'.
John Clark sports a new spring wagon.
We are glad to notice that Miss Martha Rob-
inson, who has been indispOsed lately. is able
to be out again.
Quite number of Diamondites attended the
dedicatory services at LaGrande last Sabbath
Rev. Gillian will not preach at Diamond
next Sunday as there Ia to be quarterly meet
ing at LaHarpe at that time.
The friends of Uncle Billy Wise. of Pleasant
Valley neig ghborhood, will be grie we'd to learn
that he is still very i'll.
The frost last week did little or no damage
The Iola register., 1891-05-15
WoRLD,S FAIR FUND.

At the request of numerous citizens
I have opened subscription paper at
the Treasurer's office where all who
desire TO subscribe to the Worlds
Fair fund may have an opportunity to
do so. Allen county's share of this
fund is S7S4 and small contribution
from each one is all that will be re-
quired to raise.it. Let Allen county
come to the front. A permanent rec
ord of the contributors will be kept
where all can see it, and the names
of donors will be published from
week to week WM. CUNNINGHAM,
Go. Treas.
The Iola register., 1891-05-15

smedley Darlington, plaintiff
A. NJ Harris, Adam Holeman,
G. r. Flake, T. b O'Neil,
and National Mixed Paint Co.
corporation, defendants
The National Mixed Paint Co, a corporation
of Chicago, Ill, will take notice that said
Smedley Darlington, plaintiff, did on the ninth
day of May, 1891, file his petition in said dis
trict court within and for the county Of Allen,
in the State of Kansas, against the said defend
ants, National Mixed Paint Co., q corporation,
and that the said National Mixed Paint Co., a
corporation, must answer said petition filed as
aforesaid, on or before the 26th day OF June,
1891, or said petition will be taken as true and
judgment rendered in said action against said
National Mixed Paint Co., corporation, de-
PENDANTS for the sum of Five Hundred and
Twenty-one Dollars and Sixty five cents
tS52I 65), with interest thereon at the rate Of IL
per cent per annum from the 9th day OF May
1891; and a further judgment against said de-
PENDANTS, National Mixed Paint Co., q corpora
ton, for the foreclosure Of q certain mortgage
upon the following described real estate to-wit:
west half "a of southwest quarter "a section
thirty-four e3i), township twenty-five l25),
range twenty-one (sD, lying and situated in the
county Of Allen, in the State OF Kansas, and ad-
judging that said plaintiff have the first lien on
said premises to the amount for which judg-
said premises to be sold without appraisement,
and the proceeds applied TO the payment of the
amount due plaintiff, and costs of suit, and for
ever barring and foreclosing said defendants,
National Mixed Paint Co, a corporation, from
all right, estate, interest, property and equity
part thereof HENRY j. BUTLER, attorney
for plaintiff 24s6
Attest: " P Jasoby, clerk district Court.