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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20
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CItsTteskurrr's n1tre.
Grand Rsrids, Mich, Mas u. ia ]
Notice is hereby gwen tist the assessment
foli for The construction - sfref IN IT,
rice avenue from 80 feet scuth ~ Lava
Court 10 iiffh afenue aue Lafayette street n
TIE city 81 Grand Rapids. ~ rev ~ ny tsrt&
eao that ! Will receiss payment thereon frf
the period 81 twfnfT DAYS ifcfr this nofe. ~
the once Of the Cts Tr~ssuref. flis H1l,
oEeE6E D. FtEkf.
ray OlF Jfrn<ur<f.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20
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ernuf Rapids Niet.. Mas III 1@ef j
totlr> "a hereby fi-rf fbst tie n<<~sxsreo
soa fsf Fradtpe aisy 10 hiect u. lsekfrf fthr
ter IN TIRE fsfs ~ Grad fHFlts. a noe ~ ~
faadS snd that ] vii rrr~s - reefDeof fh~r~rf
Cor ths perfpf ~ swefts davs ffens fhkf date
~ the ofiss - tee cits ffrzsU~er Cts Hsii
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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20

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kofics y hfrrlgf cfEes thai sesf~1 pfapa<et
rfH Ds r~-sssrd ~ m f5fs ~seftf rflre 81 -
sna fnefuoing Nsy Il, 81. q; TIE par 80 q
f,e ETY. ia The qflenlnf 81 Lnsffess 4. f<afr
Nesifil> ave - fse<Tn -.
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rrref ~fsbir trf Gets aftf- fbs aersf<ati,-s
~ flsf BIZ Ire eu1ssei reserves TIE eiFtf -
N.k sssxrx1x.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20
TREATMENTS NOTICE.

City Clerks Once
Grand Rapids Mich. Ami =. l-el I
Notice Ia hereby g1e-n that tiIs a~se@smrn
rel Tor The construction ~ sever n ret
ond street. from Stocking street 80 tfeersra
street IN the city II stfand Rapids. - nov
in nv hands. ard that ! WI receive pnTrpfDt
thereon f"f she pef3cd - twenty DAYS from
City Hail
GTOn6T " PFrHY.
may 70 cifF Trsassfef
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20
1nrAsrHsn.s xerrcE.


I7ff TFef91TFF JIM
Grand Rspses. hirn. Mas ~. lsel
fotiet ia hereby ven thst ne ss<s<su<a
POI fer grading ~ Stbiey street ffun -
Division street - ~fsf ritz limits n the rif-
] Fiii receive psymeRt thereon frf the fefIH
a. twenty 6avs frsfn fhfs dRfe. - fne nHl<
croker pfREY.
nssI Ctfs Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20

CArTLE-Market rat1er active Quotations
ranged at g.. 1536 80 for choice TO fancy
shipping steers S.Os157 20 for good 10 choice
do a sDes4 81 for common TO fair do. ~ 5og,4 Is
for butchers steers; &c0s3o0 for Stoekers.
e7sD4D for Texans: 3.s0S40 for Feeders;
G. 40 400 for Cows; o. 5o9s3 ~ for Bulls and
O. 5OGt4Jo for Veal Calves.
Hoes Market active and prices Sc higher.
Sales ranged az ~ sxQA0 for Pigs. ~ 800
AIS for light: 81 Ssl45O for rough packing
81 sO1a75 for mixed. and o. s. SAsS tor heavy
packing ana shlpulag lots
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20
]. Il. M'KEE 4 SONS
p MoNRoEsT.

% LOTS near East Fulton-sf on monfhiy
NJ payments OF s each. Prices SIS 10 stoo
CHOICE Of 10 lots on barge's cable road add.
" at $50 each. IL taken soon.
L'OR sALF-Cider mill. With two buildings
II and large lot; well equipped With brst-
class machine boiler, efc; machinery alone
worth price asked for the whole; situated In
SIDE az city; offer good for short time oaiy.
A LIMITED NUMBER ~ lots viii De sold
y Tor SIS each. on monthly payments. from
Whites "A asa: the choice lots Of the plat
Cali at once. J. II. Mckee sons. Y Nonr0e-si
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20

HELP wANTED-4 mattresses for outside
IL city. lIaundress. shirt polisher second
girl, ~ general girls. cooks, dishwasher. 4
cabinet makers. bell boy. sash and blind
makers. and Tower block.
pLEASE call at No. 1913 Cass-st. and look at a
L bargain-a new Il-room modern house.
large front hall. back stairs. nice large bed
room below. large cellar. nice well and ctstern;
price only tS00 worth 5000.
HERE Is q big bargain-We can sell you that
IL large lot and room house. l9S South La
fayette-st.. just north OF Wealthy-ave.. for
$3.50. lot alone worth the money. Apply before
May ..
FOR $500 we can sell you . IA room. house.
large lot and barn. good well and sewer
connections South Ionia-st.
I OOK at the $500 places we can show you on
~ Madison ave.. Scribner-st.. Center-st..
Fifth-ave.. Trowbridge-st. Brainard-st.. Pack
ard-st.. Watscn-st. and Sinc.air-st
THERE Is a new 10 room house. nice lot on
Jamessf. We can sell you for $500; an
other 1T 5000.
c2OOOwILL buy a new room house. east
C@OOO ern front. well and cistern. nice lot.
on Terrace ave
V-AOO house. east and south 'front.' stone
cellar. large lot corner OF Second and Ere
mont-sts.; terms to suit; for rent at sl2 per
month.
cCOO0 FOR new room house. hall and
.SOUV closets. large lot and alley. well and
cistern, nice celia on First-s will exchange
for East side property.
FOR $500 you can buy house and lot on Ninth
ave-. well and cstern. hardwood hall, 9
rooms. rents Cor 81, per month.
A NICE house. = cheap home. for $500. You
"A can buy that room house and nice lot on
Sinclair St. one half block from cable; stone
cellar under entire house. painted roof. A
barg ain.
L'oR $500 We can sell you house and lot on
your choice OF twenty streets, II you want
q bargain look over our list.
NE can trade you property on the East Side
W for West Side. and vice versa
ELEGANT lot on Prospect st. one-half mile
Ia from court house; no better resident
street In the city; very cheap.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20

This list Is furnished by Tuttle Bros. real
estate dealers. PearLst.. over Arcade. Ieio
shsns No. l2n5-l
has W Tufts 10 Frank H. Graves. n 40
10 tot y aud = 10 II lot Il. blk 3. Pen
ncy = add---..---..-..--- -.,..-.----S LOU
Frank j. Lamb 70 Edward j. Harrison.
lot lS H0mestc sub...................-..- LOO
soseph II. Martin TO the 81. Atbertus
Society. lot Is. Dix ;. NsnBuren < lur-
ner's add -.---.-....--- l.Wt
ocker 4 Ford Manufacturing Co. To
Edith {. Curtis. 5, Il. lot .. Bissch
etth 4. Curtlss 90 Chas. II. Nye. 9 - II
lot g. Bisseil 4 Hartan's add-..-.--......-. $500
len. y. Davis 81 al TO Gerrit snyder. lot
~, Blk , Davis. Turaer < CARROTS
Eighth ward add ...---..--..- oUt
francis A. Coleman to Levi NJ Johnson
una y lots II and L. blk I. tomstoek's
ptst .....-.-. S@o
Katie NyiaDd u 6errit Spoeis.ra. lot III.
dcElwec's add l-oOo
serrit Spoelsfra t. Katie Nyland. W
IS lot II. blk =. Godfrey Whites add LEO
Vim. A. Chspel 10 Asa Denison. lot IL.
blk 1. j. Z. Miiiers add .--..-.-...-......-.. AZ
REQ. :. Medier TO Theodore VI. Wegs
and wife. lot :. Medler's add. LOCO
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20
THE MARKETS


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49, 49, - R--~A--S 49, "a "a
49, - -
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a.. -'-e''sf s--s' 1~s-s' 81
60
.s' 80 - -is-ef 10. pc
sa%g' NAY - TX 49, LII 90. 49,
oets~ = a-e1'-eA "a : sl.tSi -e' Mas
oiaol .ei jay 20 csyse SAIpies steady
10 $50. "a |" ute, olsSS-s.ci No.
sit7-~' - --lS. - lSs'se-
Afs 1919 N@1 7rAAef "a casa. so2soe
1tiJ 1S-sefs oset 40 August ooei No %
-~iaR4s' sits<<e' Asa "a. so@sOe
DAatAf o-e-ay an 11c1ange1 sA.os d
s@1npAss - 'oe Tor So- ! sad over grades cd
DC
NESS rosx-irac.nz moderately active ane
prices rAiea aisner Prices ranged a. eli "a
SlA@ss4ll9.ss Tor July AID 81 o0~tL1 "a
september
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20
WHAT PEOPLE Want T.; e: !: E; :::;..
MONEY TO Oh noAs
REAL ESTATE
In Sums OF elOo and Upward.
THE MICHIGAN TRUST COMPANY
lsaad Il Foantala-sI felepheae sos-

REAL ESTATE CITY.
re constant. steadfAst perseverirg and bay
a home on eAsy payments and you Will
particulars call on l. 5. Provia room q.
Los~tts blocks. opposite sweets Hotel
FOR sALE-cheap for eash-no money or
time 10 M it up-house ana lot. northwest
corner Henry and Bates SITS. one block ncrta
flfth-ase and electric road; just as it IS. $50.
Dunton 4 bates. widdieomb building. AZ
RARGAINs IN REAL EsTATE-wilnam IL.
- hilbert. room Widdieomb building. ljs
I 00k AT THIS-Call al No. 4s3 Cass-st and
"a see that $500 place. wargh tanto; new and
modern; eAk hall. III rooms. large cellar. good
well; We are sure you will buy when you See
the property.
EOR sALE-Pins lot. corner Union and Ken
nedy-st.. cheap. kinsey Mercer. Widdi-
EOR sALE-A few lots In South Grand Rap
ids al low prices kinsey Mercer. aid
10 Widdibomb building.
nor SALES II lot on Pack ard ST.. al head
of kellogg. for only SLIGO. kinsey Mer-
Ger. Widdicomb building.
EoR sALE-ssoo or so per month will buy a
new l0roon. east Trout house on Paris
ave-. north OF Fifth-ave.; furnace. uantci.
bath. layatory. inside closet. oak fnisn. yard
sodded and concrete walks. cistern and city
water. gas and sewerage. 200 feet from street
cars A rare bargain for the best home street
In the city. L also have houses at 5000. si2t0.
el6o0 ana 500 on payments easy rent. C..
W. TUFTS. Ledyard block. Pearl-st. entrance.
MORE houses TO rent. Build some and give
XA them 10 Us to rent. We are having no
end Of calls for houses from 81. 10 50. Re-
plenish our list and secure a tenant. Dunton
Bates. Widdicomb building.
EoR SALE-75 feet frontage on Jenerson-ave
in the best part OF the city, will sell at q
bargain. kinsey 4 Mercer. Widdicomb build
Ing.
EOR SALE-Houses and lots In different
= parts of the city; small payment down /;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block on BoStwick-st. at = bargain. Dr. Veen.
boz. As Ecstwick-sc s3tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A nne brick
Il block well located and we'll rented. will
exchange for other good property either In or
out OF the city. kinsey 4 Mercer. and 10.
Widdicomb building.
A NN0UNCEMENT-Fi 4 Frankford
"A have removed to Fifth National Sank
block, West Bridge-st. rs lots for sale In
Richards Lincoln Park addition; 10 lots on
West Bridge-st. houses and suites OF rooms tn
rent: lot on Mad!son-av Rooms 10 rent
on W. Bridgest. Telephone No. l236.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20

Passed snd approved by the Common coun-
cl in regular srssen. held Nen1&y evening.
May II. 1851.
va. sufssnaS. C.ty Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20
REAL ESrATH-COUNTRY.

HEAL ESTATE-C0UNTRY.
KINSEY 4 MERCER have 40 acres land in
IA Lake county they will sell 1t "A its value.
and ~ Widdicomb building.
KINSEY 4 MERCER will sell you nice so
N acre farm With good buildings for $1,000.
and 10 Widdicomb building.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20
W|NANS & ALLEN

ROOMS 3 AND TOWER BLOCK.
'PHONE $50.
Can ind YOU house, IL you want one. In any
part Of the city. as cheap or As high priced
Is you wish. TRY US JUST ONCE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20

CLEVELAND. o. May ID
PETROLEUM Steady standard white. &c
deg. exc; "a gasoline. ssse; 50 gasoline. Fac:
e5 a2paGna. dsc-
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20


MISCELLANEOUS
VfNSFY or Mercer will be found AZ House.
N mas Fair Ground addition every week
dsy afternoon from ~ 70 So % show lots
once corner Nadis0n-ave. and Hsd-st ~
NJ :. COOK. ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR
VI. pfs;t,ng sewerage. ssrthwors sad timber
esrimates Outside work solicited; charges
reasonable Room sLsvetts BIZ. lsl Jam"sst.
A CHANCE N q iife time for mea ~ith capt
n a. ard active men without capital - se-
cure VERY pleasant and profitable Business
No dreHes or curiosity seekers need apply.
Address with cent stamp. Cor soiidat-d "a
ixsabir Shoe store. - Arcade Boisains
t.ev-s.es etta stw
~ ---------------...--
WANTED Every ysunz man ~ step IN snt
w So Whist can 40 with them IN pssr
% psnt.. SUITS 81 clothes ~ overr"at maize 20
errer Noigf. Hefpetsheiner Co 81
ros -UsoELfssg0Us
-
INA ssT.F-s fswn eolor~a greyhound bitten.
II Imported Thoroughbred. tsi az $ he
ssrsBtf - ftl
ror sALE- a phsetss shsap. fnassr- at ~
ssf-sr PIX sof.D -o~aer nse~ss sext wess
W I'D f~e@s ard barn corner tat So
AZ = niea - @N
40 r. sKIIFsK 4 ANDRE - sspfh Ta.i
W sisa 81. sspests wFssxs niees. Eh@s
vrs s4at Is nqV 81 saii seesaa fls11 fHfsff4fs
ssssss sna stnsF aee-~nria ze9fs. 1fe&s
Lzan sAIe--theep. > soss@ peer s'-sl~r sea
snrsae. a@af5r sfs. Win fafasre, <ettsea-
- fissf
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20

The pleasantetfect and the perfect
safety with wien ladies may ,:se the
hquid fruit laxative. syrup of Figs,
uader all conditions make Il their fav-
orite remedy. IL Is pleasing TO the eye
and to the taste, gentle, and yet effect
nal in acting OF the kidneys and
bowels
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20
FOR RENr-BusINEss PLACES.

1cA DAY made handling our Expert Ad-
30 ding Machine any one can add rapidly
Education unnecessary, Impossible 70 make
a mistake Meets with ready sale Agents
wanted In every section. send II Tor sample
or stamp for agents terms The Expert Adder
gamnanv. IanesvtiIe. Wis. Isl
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-20
MONET TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on furniture. pianos.
VI horses WAGONS. offiee aud store fixtures
and alt Kinds OF personal property Without
removal; business strictly conadentla- Rooms
ii and ~ WoBderly building. ID floor; take
elevator IA
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-12-11

had been thoroughly examined, but
their contents revealed no clew to the
mystery. There was an abundant sup
ply of wearing apparel of the richest
description, but not line of writing,
-ot anything to prove the child's identity.
The underwear, however, was marked
in a clear, feminine hand Wanda
Arlington"
With these few facts before them,
the verdict of the jury was conclusive
that Ambrose Arlington had died of
poisoning, but by whose hand the drug
had been administered there was no
evidence to show.
The newspapers the next morning
disposed of the case in half dozen
lines, and in twenty-four hours their
readers had forgotten that such a per-
sson as Ambrose Arlington had ever ex-
listed.
''And now" said Isaac Evesham, as
they were seated round the widows
tea table, weary with the excitement of
the tr1al, yet relieved from the dull
sense of oppression which had hung
over them for the last few days, ''now,
Esther, we must finish our work. That
woman Wilkins must be sent at once
to Wisconsin, and think-yes, think
that the little waif and stray you
have so foolishly harbored had better
he packed off to the Home of the
Friendless.''
There was dead silence in the little
circle. Every eye was fixed on the rich
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-12-11
FARMERS IN POLITICS.

The Great Question to BE Met Is Shall the
Conservatives or Extremists Control?
The Chicago News will say that the
farmers should profit by the recent
state elections. These were but sur
face indications it is true, but they in
dictate the trend of the ground swell
Even in the states where the third
party movement had its most advanced
organization it sustained decided re-
verses at the polls. This forsaking of
the third party standard does not mean
that the farmers are less determined to
WELD powerful influence il national
legislation. But it does mean that
they are unanimous as to the wisdom of
their leaders in choosing the methods
of political warfare.
The great issue now before the agri-
cultural orders is as to whether the
conservatives or exterminists shall con-
troll the movement to secure adequate
legislation in the interest of American
farmers. The conservatives have been
impressed, from a variety of causes,
with the futility of seeking to build an
independent party out of the thousand
and one ''isms" that have found voice
in the new movement They believe
that the true interests of the American
farmer lie in an independent attitude
toward the two great parties Reading
the history of all important reform
movements, they perceive that the
farmers as non-partisans can wrest con-
cessions from one or the other of the
ruling parties that could Dever be OBJ
tanned in following the :orlorn hope of
a third party.
What the extremists want is well
known. They want to tear down old
things and substitute new. They want
political victory and power and emolu-
ments more than genuine reform They
would almost rather have no improve
ment in the country's condition than to
have it come through other than their
own personal efforts They are the
rule or ruin crowd, and rule by them
would mean ruin for the country.-Em-
poria Republican.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-12-11
The indianapolis Convention.

The alliance national convention at
Indianapolis was a clear fzzle. But
500 people listened to President Folks
annual address as against 1000 a year
ago Two hundred delegates were en-
titled to seats and but about eighty
were present as against 900 at Gin
cinnati. Kansas and North Carolina
alone sending full delegations. To
open the convention with a hurrah a
great public meeting in Tomlinson
hall-the largest auditorium in In
dianapolis-was advertised and every
effort made to get an audience big
enough to astonish the country
and put their enemies to utter
discontinue. The meeting was held,
but the attendance was as sparse as
trees in the desert of Sahara 1t was a
dismal, disheartening, unmitigated fail
ure. Not only was the attendance
slim beyond the gloomiest expecta-
tons, but the spirit of the meeting was
cold and irresponsible to the appeals of
the orators. This opening of the con-
vention was a wet blanket and with a
clammy tenaciousness it chung to the
convention during the week, chilling
the ardor of the delegates and instill-
ing into their souls a sense Of the hol-
low mockery of life in the intelligent
latitude of Indianapolis. -CapitaL
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-12-11
FACTS STATED.

The Kansas Republican League Makes .
Statement to Voters - Good Advice
Given.
The state republican league has is
sued an address to the people of Kan
sas from which the following is taken:
THE returns received at league
headquarters show that out of the four
principal county offices voted for at
the election in November the repub-
licans elected 277, the peoples party
1877 and the democrats 20 out of
the 424 In 1890 the peoples
licans II out of the 424 coun-
ty officers voted for. In other words
the peoples party suffered net loss of
1877 offices out of 424, while the repub-
licans made gain of 206. These facts
are conclusive as to the character OF
the republican victory. The republic
ans have great reason to be proud of
the victory won and to rejoice over the
defeat of those who have used their po-
sitions to traduce and SANDER our
state"
The league urges that the party or
ganization be kept up and strengthened
anu states IudU IL Will Keep us ucdu-
quarters open all winter.
The following advice is given: ''When
you have read your republican paper
or other periodical document circulate
it among your neighbors. Invite them
to attend your club meetings, which
should be made interesting with music
and other entertainments, and the So
cial feature should be kept especially
prominent Give every body something
to do and their interest in the party
will be increased and the latent
strength of the party will be utilized"
In closing the manifesto says: The
state league is not disposed to take
unto itself any undue credit for the
victory won in November. There can
be no question but the state convention
of the league gave direction, force and
life to the campaign. The officers and
executive committee have, since the
convention, done the best they could
with the means at their command, but
no one regrets more than they their
inability to do more"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-12-11
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
LONDON has a lady auctioneer.

bONDON has d lduy uuCtlOneer.
MRS. HATTIE NJ. KIMBALL, who has
been elected president of the Penns-
boro & GAINESVILLE railroad. is probably
the only woman in the country who is
at the head of steam railway.
SIR GEORGE GRAY, the ex-premier of
New Zealand, has made a proposition.
which will be submitted to the house
of representatives, that a new upper
chamber be formed in the government
of New Zealand composed entirely of
women. and that it replace the present
upper chamber.
THE future of women in the art world
would seem to be a bright one if the
signs of the times be read Alright There
is a noticeable and commendable activ-
ity among women artists, and recent
successes will doubtless stimulate them
to accomplish yet more praiseworthy
results--Home and Art Magazine.
Miss JOHNSON, of the Washington
Camera club, is said to make a very
comfortable living out of her camera.
She has orders for magazines and press
associations, holds herself and a small
trap in readiness for a trip at an
hours notice. and can be relied upon
for good and quick work. Her pictures
are said to be frst-class for an amateur.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-12-11
WELL PAID LlTERATE.
Earnings of Women In a Pleasant an
Adaptable Line of Work,

Earnings of Women in Pleasant and
Adaptable Line of Work.
Women are more favored in literary
work at present than are men. For ex-
ample, Mrs Burnett has larger in
come from royalties than is received by
any man. Mrs Humphrey Ward will
make small fortune out of her
David" Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
commands the highest prices from all
the magazines Mrs. Margaret Deland
sets her own figures. Sarah Orne Jew
cit receives as much for short story
as does the most successful male au-
thor. Anna Katharine Green sustains
a comfortable home solely from the
proceeds of her pen. Ella Wheeler
Wilcox sells everything she writes.
Amelie Rives writes little, but what
she does write and sell brings her the
best prices. Maria Parloa lives on the
income of her pen. Mary ]. Holmes
receives larger yearly check from her
publishers than does many bank pres
ident Amelia z. Barr is kept busy
supplying stories and articles at fatter-
ing figures. The Duchess" makes
several thousands of dollars each year
with her pen, while Mrs Alexander
does the same. Octave Thanet" has
more than she can do at the most re-
munerative rates of payment, and one
might go through an almost endless list
of women, such as Julia Magruder,
Elizabeth B. Custer, Frances Courtenay
Baylor, Harriet Prescott Spofford, Miss
McClelland, Mollie Elliott Seawall,
Lousie Chandler Moulton, Ellen Olney
Kirk, Grace King and score or two OF
others
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-12-11
Food For Howlers.

In fifty counties in five and a-half
months Kansas farmers have reduced
their Indebtedness by 81. 800, 900. If the
fifteen remaining counties of eastern
and central Kansas, not reporting, have
kept up the average, the farmers east
of the Tooth meridian have reduced
their debt by nearly three millions in
five and a-half months, or at the rate
of nearly seven millions for the year.
And the great crops of 1891 are not yet
heard from. Capital
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-12-11
Prnmntnre Roastin1.

One of the shrewdest politicians in
the democratic party is Senator Cor
man, Of Maryland. In an interview
since the election he said: "As far as
the results in Massachusetts,, Iowa, etc,
/ do not care to hazard any specula-
lions. Pennsylvania went democratic
a year ago, Ohio went democratic two
years ago. Both went republican on
Tuesday, and Enthusiastically republic
an 1t would be premature, think.
and unwise. to base any speculations
in certain republican states" This
view of the most practical of democrat
ic politicians is commended to the dis
passionate consideration of his party.
Omaha Bee.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-12-11

minutes and be a sensible human being,
and tell US what has happened"
BY this time Mrs Evesham was fast
recovering full consciousness.
Il am sorry / was so weak" she said,
but l was much frightened. You had
hardly left the house when man rushed
down the stairs and passed out at the
front door"
Man! Pshaw! All imagination"
the lumberman blurted out, iudig-
nantly.
81 am not quite sure of that" the Of
ticer interposed. but why did you say
You thought this man was a photog-
rapher, marm?"
Il thought he was the person who
came to photograph the body of a gen.
tleman who died in this house a few
days ago." was the quiet reply.
''Oh, bah!'' Isaac Evesham interrupt
ed. "She's got that photographer on
the brain, policeman. Why, it's only
yesterday she told me a cock-and-bull
story of him glaring at her through a
window, like 4 CHASTITY specter in q
dime novel"
"Yet You yourself heard the footsteps,
Isaac"
"Oh, pshaw. don't know about
that; might have been some one next
door. However, we will soon find out. +"
He was very brave, now that the po-
hceman was by his side.
TO DE Continued