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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-13
Etc.

Bedford Cords, jacquard Cords, Drap
Rayonne, French Twills, Camel's Hair
Novelties, English Stripes, Silk Effects,
etc, etc. Every description of imported
novelties in dress goods at very reason
able prices. Our stock of dress goods
will bear comparison with any in West
ern Pennsylvania. Our prices will do
more
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-13
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT..
PARIS HATS.

We have just received q lot of pattern
hats and bonnets direct from Paris. In
addition to our importations we are show
ing hundreds of hats and bonnets, exact
copies of the latest styles from Paris and
London, All the best and newest ideas
from the old and new worlds are to be
found in this stock New millinery ar
irving EVERY DAY to take the place
of the sold. This department is always
changing! Always adding some new
features to interest its visitors
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-13

Some Jewelry Store Evidently Raided.
SCoTTDALE, Oct. 12.-[Special. This
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The Maiden's Jewel.

From time immemorial '"The Strand of
Pearls have been worn by the fair maidens
as their first ornament. 1t typifes inno-
cence A nice collection at
HARDY & HAYES,
Jewellers,
500 Smithfeld street.
Three doors from City Hall.
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CASHMERES & HENRIETTAS.

Our stock of plain color dress goods runs
the gamut of all the colors. all the widths
and all the qualities. From 1214c to
81 80. That's wide enough range for
anyone Our all-wool Cashmeres COM
mence at 39c. The lower priced ones
have little cotton in them.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-13
THE WEATHER,

For Western PenaSyl-
vanid, West Virginia and
Ohio: Fair, Winds Be-
coming SoItheaSter9y, Slight
ly Warmer.
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Natural Gas-Cut Glass.
Large bowls,
Flower vases,
Biscuit jars,
Water sets,
Caraffac

Ice cream sets,
All stem ware.
Beautiful goods that feast the eye and ele-
vate the soul, at
HARDY & HAYES,
jewelers., Silversmiths and Art Dealers,
529 Smithfield street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-13
DRUNKENNESS

Or the Liquor H2b3t Positively Cured bI
Administering DIR. Haines'
Golden Specific.
It is manufactured powder. which can be
given In glass of beer cup of coffee tea in
food without the knowledge of the patient. 1t Is
absolutely harmless, and will effect permanent
aud speedy cure. whether the patient is moderate
drinker or alcoholic wreck. II has been given
in thousands of cases. and in every instance per-
feet cure has followed. IL never falls. The system
once imprcgnated with the Specific, it becomes an
liter mpossibity for the liquor appetite to exist.
o-page book of particulars free. To be had of A.
j. RANKIN, Sixth and Penn av.. Pittsburg.
Trade supplied by GEO. A. KELLY & co. Alle-
jy2-8o-TTS
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SUITS.

Nearly all our suits are made in our own
workrooms. Cut and designed by an ex-
perienced and talented artist. Made and
trimmed by first-class dressmakers. Equal
in every respect to made-to-order suits.
The price is % to 80 per cent less When
you buy ready-made suit. tina is bought
from a manufacturer, you buy suit of
which there are hundreds of fac-similes.
We only make one suit of pattern. A
suit bought here is just as exclusive as if
made to your order The price is less,
that is the only difference. Misses and
Children's Suits are made on precisely
the same plan.
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Comparative Temperature
AAAeSse>AaAA nAees~esaea1

PITTsBURG, Oct. 12.-The United States Weather
Bureau officer in this city furnishes the following:
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McKcesport Quot Match.

McKEEsPoRT, OCT. u. - Especial. I -
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Three doors from City Hall.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
Conntrp Rsal estate 90 Get

A HOUSE with 90 rooms, unfurnished !;
<A large lawn plenty OF shade trees good
water daily man stabling for Z horses 4
miles from Pine Bush, Orange Co, n. y. /;
terms very low. Address j. NJ. WALKER,
Walden, n. Y.
A \ ELEGANT house, spacious grounds,
"A only 30 minutes by Long Island road,
20 rent low, for season or year, 70 refined.
careful family. Hotels 05 rooms cottages
rents to suit ali. DALEY, "a w. 35tll-st.
ITO LET-LAKE GEORGE.-A handsome
i cottage: icehOuse flled boat adjoin-
ing Crosbyslde Hotel. SrOCKWELL, so
Madison-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
Real Cstaie n1antco,

w hrst-class, welliumlshed good.slzcd
cottage for four months, nom early June :
must have al leass five or siXlargel cd rooms.
besides servants rooms good kitchen and
with hot and cold water, bathroom and
closet: must be centrally and pleasantly
located stable not essential. Address
SUMNER, Tribune ONCE, stating rent
wanted.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
flats 60 Eet. nnfnrwisheo

EXCEPTIONALLY desirable apartment
II M Overlooking central, Park rent only
81 900; possession May |. Apply on prem
ises. 1,o4S 5th-ave., corner S6th-st
lIrTN HE FIFTH AVENUE" 5th-ave.. cor:
ner S5tb-st.-Elegant apartments. ~
rooms and bath, all improvements, inclul-
ing elevators and steam heat free rent W
May !, 1891. CHARLES w. BUsHlNO'
ER, Supt.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
0itn Real gstaie 20 fet.

Z OFFS on BROADWAY, near GOTH
IL ST.. suitable for light manufacturng;
great inducement made TO good party.
THOMAS & ECKERSON, 35 West S0th-st.
VNHREE UPPER LOFTS, 10 ThOmas.st.,
to let. Apply 70 j. NAYLOR, 1o7 Du-
ane-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07

~ RSE..Tralned, disengaged, well edu
~ Gated Engllshman. would accept engage
ment as nurse and valet to gentleman about
travelling to Europe. or otherwise excel
lent references from physicians and patients.
r. Box 13 Tribune Onice.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07

HT VNEISIVWN,
Isi REAL ESTATE OF all Kinds for sale,
j. HENRY 3OHNsoN,
MorristOwn, N. J.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
Hiiscellaneous

| A DyERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW.
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
CEIVED At TIE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No. LBS broadway. corner Thirty -6rst-st :
LAO PoeandT,sy, coiDer 20th-st., until o
! p. M. 270 West Iwenty-thiid st., cCfner
| Sth-ave.; 152 oth.ave. l53 Fourth.ave. >.
corner Fouiteenth-st.
CIGARS.-JOS. HoNDAS, M'G'R., manu-
| " facturer Of hne Havana cigars all styles
constantly on hand orders promptly attend
ed TO. % Coenties Slip, New-York.
II URNITURH roupholstered and recovered
l. in latest stylei mattresses made over ;
| good WORK, low prices send postal
HOFEE. ls7 Grlnd-st. brooklyn, =. ID.
4, ENTLEMEN wishing TO dispose Of their
VI left-od clothing az q fair value VIII
ple9se call or address EDWARD MILLER
IS 6th-aVe.
4 AUNDRY.-opening OF "Gordon &
IL IhoMasus Lasndry,; family aud gentle
fisst-class ana cheapest In the city: clothes
sent for and delivered; 10 bleach used.
149 West 33d.st. Cd floor.
ID RIvArE DETECTIVE obtains desired
information secretly; legal evidence
secured shGdowing done all business strict
ly CONFIDENTIAL; moderate charges Address
QUIET. Tribune once.
"ANIED.-Good secondhand photo
w graphic Outht cOnpolc also rifle or
shotgun all particulars and pIice. 7.
MEIkOWIII, S7t East Horston-st. N. \.
w ANIkD.-By hrst-class cOlorrd caterer
w few families 10 serve with dinner and
breakfast; reasonable terms meals sent "
oil parts OF city. J. MARSHALL, 220
West 2ith-st., y. Y.
WI ANTED.-To give estimates on paint
w ing, paperhanging, kalsomining and
vanishing; nrst-class work guaran ted SEND
for estimate best references EUGENE
COATS, ,o65 3d-aye.
O 1T tsrON Mousauetalres. suedes, Gloves
. magnificent quality. 65c. pair. Ceie-
brated Lavalliers coIssts, g5c., upwards
Linen handkerchiefs, lOe. JAMME5, 5V3
broadway. and 13 West 5oth-st'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
flats 90 fet, furnlshe6

NEAR MADISON SQUARE.-Handsome
v furnished apartment for summer or
longer; eight sunny rooms; rent 500 a
month. For keys call on X. o., 1lo Madi-
sOn-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07

0EANGE, n. J. resI estate near all
-, -, t9e stations), for sale and rent; some de-
Slosq bargains. EDWARD y. HAMII.-
aON CO.. 90 Broadway. I'd floor.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
Gonnirp EeaI Gsiate for Sale


0NLY $500 lecessary 70 buy one OF the
- largest, best and best located Queen
ln nlnnhs cottages at Bensonhurst IL rooms,
IL ~ ~ iiInproNements; iIn furnace; 200 feet from
vieStno road rent pays the required pay
n,en,s ana interest; very easy terms q rare
TppVrVuniIy 70 own an elegant residence.
!. X. SCHOONOVER, ,2G0 3d-ave., be-
tween SSd and 18th sts.. Brooklyn.
u EABRlGHT, NEw-JERSEY. Two de-
~ slra6le lots for sale. each so n. front
near hotels Shrewsbury and Normandy viii
De sold reasonable 10 close an estate. Call
OF address OWNER, 404A Monroe-st,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
W LILA PLOTS
for homes and investment should be
secured at CLINTON HEIGHTS. In VIII
laee of White Plains. Westchester County.
y. y; As minutes from Grand Central by
express; 300 feet elevation, insuring pure
air and health, and fine views dwelling re-
strictons limited number OF plOss now
offered at low ngures. For map and par.
ticul0rs address w. II. HOYT g. CO, 5
Xsnderbnt-ave.. opposite Grand Central or
w. b. TIBBlTS, opposite depot, White
Plains, n. Y.
w ESTCHESTER County farms and bust
w ness properties for sale adjoining Har-
lem and Northern railways; 10 to 80 miles
from New-York. j. ALLEN, Chappaqua,
v. y.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
n)ork Dantc6.

Females.
A LADY who has had experience, can
"A give two or three hours daily 10 a lady,
for reading, society or escort; references
given and required. f. B.. SO e. 30th-st.
A YOUNG LADY as experienced stem
n ographer and typewriter; can furnish
references salary moderate. Address Box
30 Iryington, n. Y.
y EXPERIFNCED embrOldeTer desires
II work; mOnOgrams and initials specially.
Call or address G. CALLAGlIAN, 223 East
29th-st
II ADY CASHIER, experienced. desires
II position in 1rstclass summer hOte!
references. Address MISS s., BoX 80,
Tribune Uptown Onice, 1,23S Broadway.
- TENOGRAPHER and typewriter de-
y sires position; satisfactory reference as
regards ability. j. III. NOONAN, 80 Dur
field-st, Brooklyn.
:, TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
, Remington or Caligraph .experleneed
good tefarances. Address Miss t., y Whit
well Place, brooklyn.
STFNOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
- BY experienced young lady salary
moderate. Address Miss A. GREENSIElN,
3l9 East 42d-ss.
VOUNG LADY, experienced bookkeeper
i desires position can furnish references;
salary moderate. Address OOkkEEPEk,
3lo East 42d-st
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
mork Wantea.
Males

Males.
W DUNG MAN, %, German parentage
D wants clerkship IN any business. where
honest and energetic services are required !
has had high school education end years
experience as collector and clerk good pen
man Al reference moderate salary. Ad-
dress BROOKLYN. Box -, Tribune Office.
VOUNG Engiishman desires situation as
Il janitOr, watchman or any position OF
trust 10 years Government employ IN hng-
land ffst-class rsfercncos address ENG-
LISII, care Of J. ATWOOD, 3l7 b'way.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
FURNISHED 6onses


Country.
Il URNISHED COTTAGE
Il to rent, 35 miles from NewYork; O
acres overlooking the Hudson l2-milc from
station 10 rooms, carriage house horse and
wagons. For further PARTICULARS address
OWNER, Tribune oiliee.
~ REENWICH, CONN.-TO rent, fully
VI furnished house, with stable situated In
Belle Haven Park For particulars, apply
BoN No 103, Greenwich, Conn.
HIGHLANDS OF THE HUDSON.-To
II let. for season or longer, cOmmOdious,
furnished country house at G0rrisOnS For
PARTICULARS address II. ). SMITH, 215
West 54th-st.
SARATOGA COTTAGES-Com fur
- nished. season or wear; moderate rem
tails. Send for illustrated pamphlet and
liz: 10 LESTER BROS. Real Estate. Sara
toea Springs. n. Y.
a. UMMIT, n. ITO let for four months
~ or longer, furnished house, 10 rooms !;
barn; acres F; garden made fine location !:
high ground; $3.50 a month. Inquire Of
NN. c. BEACH. on premises.
SUMMIT, n. J.-Furnished and unfur-
- Lished houses % let. season or year
test locations; running water, &c. f.
G. POTTER.
TO LET II LYME, C(NN.-RedbanK
cottage, II rooms. thoroughly furnished
and comfortable; fine views; unusually
healthy climate city convenienc5s for living.
Before coming address Mrs. SALISBURY,
fixing time
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
Dressmaking.

Dressnakln9.
A RTISTIC TAILOR-MADE SUITS, 50
N 1t guaranteed also ball, evening and
reception dresses. LONDON AND PARIS
DRESSMAKING CO., 101 West 21st-st.,
cor. 6th-aye.. over Adsms's dry-gOods store.
A RTIsT1C DREssMAKING.- Perfect
"A fitting. costumes, jackets and MIsPs
handsome ditsses Tor $12. Nine. OWEN,
2O2 West 23d-st.
A YOUNG LADY would Ike a situation
"A as improver or forelady IA dressmak
ing estabiisnhent; or seamstress, lady 9
maid understands housekeeping can do
most any Kind OF work honest and oblig-
ing. Address or call NJ. r., 81 81. Mary's-
St.. Yonkers. y. y.
PERFECT FILTER AND DRAPER
n Two dollars q day ia families, or would
engage bv the month stylish ana expert
eBced DESIGNER, Tribune uptown Ol-
Nee, l,23S Broadway.
"a RFSSMAKING.-A first-class dressmak.
~ or can take a few more customers
work at home fit style and finish perfect.
Mrs. LECK, 126 West 63d-st
HANGING, promenade and school dresses
IL for misses; latest Designs hne WORK.
Mme. X. ANTOINETTE, ~ West lIth.st.
NIMF- o. NJ. DURRAND, Partisan dress
vi maker, III West iSth-st. reception
and street dresses; eiegSnt ana perfect NJ
latest styles.
q UMMER DRESSES for ladies; latest
- Partisan fashions short notice pefiect
fitting; reasonable. Nine. X. ANIO1o-
ETTE. 1l2 West l7th-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
Citp Real Gstate for Sale.

II OUR ELEGANT three-story residences
Il Tor sale, 7sth-st between Amsterdam
GOth)-aye., and Boulevard; 90 81 feet
wide. 50 feet deep and extensions: superb
fronts; hardwood cabinet finish equal 10 best
four-stOry houses location central: property,
front and rear, restricted TO private rest
d@nces cannot he appreciated unless seen.
Apply on premises
l. OR SALE 20 close an estate: buildings
9l2 2d-ave., and 337 and 34l East 81 st.
ST.. Sew-Iork. Apply TO b. DAVIS. EX.
eeutor. $50 Nostrand-ave.. Brooklyn.
T. INEST 3-stOry houses I'm New-York /:
cabinet trim. &C., &C.; equal TO any
100000 house in the city; price. s23. 900
and SO 900 Inspection invited. 224 226,
Zzo West S2d-st, near Boulevard.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
A FIRST-CLASS stone and brick house
"A one block from DR.. Tallnage's new
church; best location In Brooklyn cash
So 800. balance mortgage. Address +. S.. ,
Box 27, Tribune Office.
DOR SALE.-sl3, 600 an elegant new g.
u story brownstOne house, cor Stuyvesant
ave. Brooklyn; splendid location house fur
nished I'm hard wood open freplaces stained
glass windows; every improvement; only "a
minutes TO the Bridge terms easy. JOHN
w. DODGE, 1910 Fulton-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
Rooms Dan ir6.


u ACHELOR wants for October or 3
- uDfurnished rooms. with private bath,
near Union Club. Address, stating terms,
A. B., p. o. Box 796.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07
Reat Gstate TO Gtrhanae

G10 OOO --3-sTORY cabinet house,
- i E,OUO. near office, exchange for
nearby cottage. STEVENS, 9th-ave., cor
ner 931-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07

| q OACHMAN and GARDENER-COOK
- LAUNDRESS or DAiRNWOMAN.-By
| an experienced man and wife, no children !;
/ man capable with horses, garden, milk,
lawn. &c. wife good cook fine laundress ;
| excellent buttermaker; care poultry, &c.
| good reference. At 'CARPENTERS, 1Oo
I 6th-aVc.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-07

.-GOOd, steady young man I;
u good, careful driver; willing, obnglng {;
viii DO general useful work reference. can
or address j. COTTON, care Of Noblett, l0l
Mnst Anfh-sf.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-06-05

J. ID. Simms vs. H. A. Morgan and
w. A. Lindsay.
Geo. Ertel & Co. vs. C. Cummings ct
al.
Henry Schmidt vs +. G. LANCE ct
al.
Dorcas T.. Mcdaniel vs. Geo. w.
Mcdaniel.
ID. b. ID. Shelter vs. The Board of
Co. Com. Allen county Kansas.
Abe O'Hara vs. Rebecca Jane o.
Harra.
Minnie c. Gadarl vs. Mat. Gadarl.
lola building & Loan Association etc
W. Harry Stowe.
ID. L. Pettegrew VS. James Mills ct
al.
Harvey Olmstead vs w. III. Best ct
al.
The DIR. J. II. McLeans Medicine Co
VS. Peter Rumblad.
ID. ID. Britton for the use of J. A.
Carrot vs Sarah McKeever.
ID. +. Pettegrew vs &. X. Mills ct al.
In re assignment of l.. II. Gorrell.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-06-05

IT 5. STOyER.-SUCCESSOR TO OTHICK
i & Smith. Abstracter Of titles. Has Q
complete set of abstract books for Allen county
The only one who makes investigation Of titles q
specially. lola, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-06-05
Secret Societies,
G.. A. X

MCCOOk POST NUMBER FIFTY-ONF,-
Meets the first Saturday or before each full
moon at the q. y. X. Hall. All comrades in
good standing are invited to meet with the Post.
X. s. MOORE, Z. G..
I. S. SLOWER, Post Adj
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-06-05
GRADED SCHOOLS OF ALLEN COUNTY
Teachers Monthly Report to County
Superintendent

Suner,nt.ud.nt
For Maple Grove School, District No 80
for month beginning Apr o. lSgI and ending
May p, 1881.
Number of pupils enrolled, Is.
Average attendance, IL.
Cases of hardness, l3.
Number neither absent nor tardy, ,
in scholarship and department:
Nellie Drollinger. Luella Dewitt, teacher.
For Spring Valley School. district No %, fol-
the month beginning May 3, lS.ll, and end
ing Nav %, 1881:
Number of pupils enrolled, 81
Average attendance, 81.
Cases of hardness, o.
Number neither absent nor tardy, ID
Names of those averaging 10 per cent or above
in scholarship, punctualty and department:
Anna Booth, teacher.
For East Liberty school, district number p,
Number of pupils enrolled
Average attendance,
Cases of hardness, -.
Number neither absent nor tardy
Names of those averaging 10 per cent or above
in scholarship and department:
I.adclle Donald, Leonard Donald, Paul Ard,
Thomas Ard, Rosie Canaday
Ida d. DeIIaven, teacher.
For .ycddo School, district No. %, for
the month beginning Apr. 6, and ending
May J..
Number of pupils enrolled, ].
Average attendance T.
Cases of hardness
Number neither absent nor tardy, l.
Those averaging 80 per cent or above in pune
tuaIty, department and scholarship:
Flank Buckingham, Earl Rhoads, Ella Gray.
Elosie Ramsey, teacher
For Center Valley School, District No ca
for month beginning Apr y, and ending May2.
1881.
No of pupils enrolled 81
Average attendance, 81.
Cases of hardness, IA.
Number neither absent nor tardy, a.
Names of those averaging no per cent or above
in scholarship, punctuaity and department
Luther Sigler, Matte Swisher, Charley Daw-
rem, Minnie Dawson, Ella Warren,
Hattie Olmstead, teacher.
For Prairie Center school district No. 81.
for month beginning hpr u Is.,J and ending
Nav - IstlI
Number of pupils enrolled o5
Average attendance 10
Number neither absent nor tarty. :
Names of those averaging 30 per cent or above
in scholarship nunctuaiity and denortment.
Jessie Smith Clyde tshbrook Willie Wilson
Rosa Dickinson Frpelie duncan Teacher
For ROCklOw school district number &C. for
month beginning April &c. and ending Nav =
Number of pupils enrolled, 80.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-06-05

person with weak stomach could
not safely partake of the same"
Would it not be advisable for the
Alliance to send Willis, Lease and
others of Sheir lecturers over there to
tell the people how poor and hard up
they were, how badly they Jared and
how miserably they, were treated?
a vast field for them to operate in
and give us u rest.
Let me ask is there laboring man
anywhere in this country who would
put up with such treatment? No.
1t seems evident that the popular
feeling i'm Germany is in favor of the
free entrance of American meats and
we believe that were it not for the ty-
rannical military oppression the peo-
pie would arise ell masse and throw
off the yoke; and we pray that God
may hasten their deliverance.
\ few more words in regard to the
Mckinley bill and the stagnated mar
kets. As rule our markets are not
affected, nor do we pay more for what
we buy in the line of imported articles
than before the passage of the bill. And
this country has on the strength ofthis
bill established factories that give en-
ploy ment to thousands of laborers and
manufacture such articles as we form
erly imported. c. BARTH.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-06-05

struggling masses" toward human
liberty.
Human liberty to do what?
Not liberty to speak; certainly.
Not indeed to act.
And not liberty to think.
Liberty to digest food, perhaps.
And possibly liberty to vote the
straight ticket.
Human liberty.
Great God! Give us the old fash
toned slavery.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-06-05

7 OLA PUBLIC LIBRARY.-OyER NORTH
! rup,s bank. Open every Saturday from
two until eight O'Clock p. m. Stock and mem
bership tickets for sale at the room.
Mrs. WIN. kNAPP, Librarian.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-06-05

MCCO0K RELIEF CORPS NUMBER ONE
hundred and forty-ive.- the first and
third Friday evenings of each month, ut the G.
X. Hall. Mis-. T.. w. GRoEsBECK Pres
Mary 4. kindbiade. Secretary.