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The Iola register., 1891-06-26
Will Resist the Tax.

ARKANSAS CITY. Ks. June 22.-The
Cherokee Indians and the cattle men
occupying the Cherokee strip with their
immense herds of cattle, are about to
begin red hot fight over the 5000 900
acres of pasture. Treasurer Ross of
the Cherokee nation, arrived here to-
day and served notice on the cattle men
to pay the Cherokee tax of 81 per head,
or their cattle would be seized and con-
fscated according to law. As the
amount demanded will aggregate con-
siderably over 100000, it is worth
fighting for, and the cattle men say
they will refuse. They deny the right
of the Indians to the strip, and there is
no telling where the matter will end.
The Iola register., 1891-06-26
The Cat HASN'T jumped Yer

1t is somewhat peculiar that the Herald I'm
its canvass gives no replies from such Sterling
t Ge emocrauc papers as the Chicago Herald or the
Cincinnati Enquirer. the REPRESENTATIVES of
democratic sentiment in Illinois and Ohio
Either the Herald did not ask those iournaiS
suppressed that reply At all events t1ev ara
opposed TO Cleveiand's re-nomination.-Boston
Advertiser.
Both the Chicago Herald and Gin
cinnati Enquirer were asked for their
views and neither made any reply. The
fact (if it is fact that their editors are
opposed to Cleveland's denomination
may explain their silence, but. from the
opini@s OF other democratic editors. IL
appears that their opposition Is not
shared by the bulk of Ohio and Illinois
democrats.-Boston Herald.
The Iola register., 1891-06-26
FELL AMONG MIND READERS.


A Young BrideSroom's Emtarra.sina
Experience at the Board of Trade.
A day or two ago, few minutes be-
fore the opening of the board of trade,
there stepped into one of the elevators in
the building well known commission
man and country customer. The
countryman was young, fresh faced,
unSophisticated looking chap, who was
in Chicago for the first time looking
after couple of cars of wheat that he
had shipped in. As the elevator rose he
casually remarked to the commission
man: Il was married last night and this
is sort of bridal trip" Congrstula-
tions were extended by the commission
man as they stepped out in the hall lead
ing 70 the exchange. Among the others
who rode up in the elevator was a GER
tain blonde young man whose love for a
practical joke has made him rather
famous on the floor. He had chanced
to stand back to back with the young
coUntryman, had overheard the conf
dental admission made by him to his
friend, and as they stepped from the
elevator he managed to get good look
at Mr.. Younghusband.
An hour or so later, when he had
few moments to himself, he stepped over
to the telegraph counter and wrote up
bank: Il have bet 500 to SO that you
were recently married. Do 1 win my
tet?" This he folded and placed in an
envelope, and calling messenger boy
pointed out Mr.. Younghusband and babe
him deliver the message.
He told few of his cronies on the
floor what he had done and the young
countryman was watched with consider
able interest by dozen or twenty traders
IN various parts of the crowd. He re-
ceived the message from the boy with
half doubling look, opened it slowly, and
as he comprehended its contents his face
was dyed deep crimson, while foolish
smile lifted the corner of his mouth. He
looked about him sheepishly to see if he
could discover the author of the message
and then beat a rather precipitous re-
treat. He failed TO put in an appearance
again that day. Subsequently the author
Of the note asked the young mans broker
if he had said anything about it.
YES. he did. And he was the most
man you ever saw. He could
not imagine where the note came from,
and when he said good bye to me he OBJ
served: Dick, these board of trade fell
ows are too all fired smart for me.
ion't wonder that they can skin us if
.hey are all mind readers, as some of
hem seem to be- And he went home
Just little bit dazed. "-[Chicago Trib-
me
The Iola register., 1891-06-26
A Receiver to BE Appointed.

AIERDETN. S. D., June 22.-Judge
Haney he's granted an application for a
receiver t. the Abilene Fire Insurance
company of Huron, of which Alonzo
Warde! the alliance leader. is presi-
dent. The action was brought al the
instlgation OF State Auditor Taylor.
who found that the company's liabilities
exceeded its assets by about So. 900.
Six million dollars insurance was car
ried. All policies will be turned over
to the Hecla of st. Paul, which will as
sumo ther SKIS for a consideration.
The Iola register., 1891-06-26
A Fatal Rainfall.

NEL1GHT, Neb., June 22-The heav-
lest rain fall experienced in % years
fell here yesterday, over 81 inches COM
ing down within three honrs. John
Lorenzen, farmer was washed from
his wagon and drowned while crossing
a flooded raTne. Three children were
drowned while on their way home from
school in limerick township, fifteen
miles southeast Of Tilden. ssS-si-f
The Iola register., 1891-06-26
Not the Right Way.

Sunday forenoon a man with a satchel
in his hand hurried along a cross street
to Woodward Ten feet behind him
hurried a woman, also carrying a
satchel. As he waited for Woodward
avenue car she came up and also waited.
Neither looked at nor spoke to the other.
They took the same car and rode to the
Sd street depot The man went to the
ticket window and asked:
Whats the fare to Syracuse?"
The woman followed close behind and
said:
I'm going to Syracuse?'
The man turned away without ticket
and walked out and got into hack. II
had not yet started when the woman
got into another and told the driver to
follow the first. Both went up town
and probably home, as it was easy to see
that it was a case of tiff between man
and wife. A bootblack who caught on
at the depot said:
aWhat an ass that man is? Why
didn't he purtend to take pizen an scare
her to death?"-IDetroit Free Press
The Iola register., 1891-06-26

The heavy grain tonnage, especially
that of corn, is exciting good deal OF
comment. Nobody is more surprised
by the big movement than the railway
officials themselves, all OF whom a
month or two ago predicted scant traf-
fic for April and May. The facts are right
to th5 contrary, and the railway off,
cials are as wrong as they were on the
stock market in April. The grain
traffic is much larger than a year ago.
The first three weeks in May the roads
delivered at Chicago 5, $50, 900 bushels
of corn or 2, 225, 0O0 bushels more than
the like period in 1890, Receipts OF
wheat are quite up to last year, but oats
are less.-Railwsy review.
The Iola register., 1891-06-26
When the modern man wants to serve

When the modern man wants to serve
the present time by some unusual turn he
cares not for the antiquity nor for beau
ty. Plans for the irrigation, both in
upper and lower Egypt, during the Pc
rlods OF low water in the Nile include
the building of high barrage across the
river at the first cataract. Great oppo-
sition has been excited against this
proposition. as it involves the submer-1
sion OF the beautifulis land of Philoe and
its magnificent monuments for several
months each year.
The Iola register., 1891-06-26
The story of a Politician,

Weight, ten pounds.
SOotsey-TOOtsey.
Baby boy,
Mamma 5 darling.
Papa'S little man.
Jimmy.
Jim.
James.
Jimmy the Kid.
Young Mr.. Jones.
James Jones.
Mr.. James Jones.
Clerk of Election Jones.
Committeeman Jones.
Alderman Jones.
The Hon. James NJ Jones.
EX. Alderman Jones.
James Martin Jones.
Jones.
jim Jones.
Jimmy Jones.
'Steenth Ward Jimmie.
Jimmie the Bum.
Jim.
Whisky Jin.
Old Soak.
Cell 90.
Coroner's offce-"Unidentihtd.r
Colorado Sun
The Iola register., 1891-06-26
A Reception rendered.

OMAHA, June, 20.-Genera Schofield
and his bride arrived in Omaha tnis
morning and were given an Informal re-
ception on board private car by head
quarters officers, department of the
Platte. After a drive about the city
they were entertained at lunch at the
residence of General Brooke. They de-
parted for the west this evening.
The Iola register., 1891-06-26
The Banks.

New YORK. June 22-Weekly bank
statement showing the following
changes;
Reserve-Increase S.. 67s, 400.
Loans-Increase. 50, l55. 100.
Specie-Increase, 81, 81, 500.
Legal tender-Increase. SO, 642. 900.
Deposits-Increase. sl1. 1893. 200.
rculation-Increase, "a. 400.
The banks now hold SIC, ,066. 176 in ex-
cefs of requirements of 25 per cent rule.
The Iola register., 1891-06-26
To be Held in Omaha

BOSTON, June 22.-The commission
appointed bv the last general conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal church de-
cided to hold the next qurdrennisl in
Omaha during the month of May 1892.
The Iola register., 1891-06-26
TAIMAGE'S SERMON.

THE REV DIR. TALMAGE MAKES AN
EARNEST APPEAL TO YOUNG MEN
TIE CAREER OF THE PRoDIGAL
SON THE ILLUSTRATION OF THE
LESSON.
The Iola register., 1891-06-26
And Living ON IT.

Johnson-Is Brown a successful busi-
ness man!
Bronson-Well, ! should think sol
That man must be at least 800, 900 in
debt-[Light
The Iola register., 1891-06-26
Nor angels can their JOY contain.
But kindle with new IRE:
The sinner lost is found they sing,
And strike the sounding lyre.

When Napoleon talked of going into
Italy they said: You can't get there:
if you knew what the Alps were you
YOU wouldn't talk about ii or think of il.
You can't get your ammunition wagons
over the Alps" Then Napoleon rose in
his stirrups. and waving his hand t.
ward the mountains he said: There
shall be no Alps" That wonderful pass
was laid out which has been the wonder
ment Of sll the years since-the wonder
ment of all engineers. And you tell me
there are such mountains of sin between
your soul and God there is no mercy.
Then l see Christ waving his hand To-
ward the mountains: l hear him say: Il
will come over the mountains Of thy sin
and the hills Of thy iniquity." There
shall be no Pyrenees: there shall be no
Alps.
Again, notice that this resolution of
the young man Of the text was founded
in sorrow at his misbehavior. 1t was
not mere physical plight. 1t was grief
that he had so maltreated his father.
It is q SD thing after father has done
everything for q child, to have that
child be l,ngrstetul.
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no MAK. lnu Smile.

Why is a Sieeplng babe like criminal
Because it's kidnaper.--PitSburgh Dis
patch.
"You can't be too carfull," said the
superintendent to the new car driver
ierds Siftings.
Glizsmd-"How did that Bellamy
kitchen at Evanson pan QUIT" Shykes
ct went to pot.'-Chicago Tribune.
Teacher-"Why does Great Britain
support royalty ?" Pupil-"Becauss
royalty cannot support itself."-EpOch
One reason why the lawyers in a will
case won't prophecy any outcome ia be.
"ause they all expect an income.-Elmira
Gazette.
Tommy" said an anxious mother to
her boy, "your uncle will be here to din
ner to-day, and you must have your face
washed" Eyes, ma, but B'posen he
ont come. What then ?"-1sras Sit
ing'.
HE is in the pork business, isn't he,
Jim? Pork packer, butcher, or some.
hing like that?" "Nothipg OF the sort !;
ne Is a lace man, importer OF Noting
oams" 'That'sit; l tnew it was some
thing Of the kind."-Upholsierer.
Pedanticus-''t mean to so live that
when 1 die all the great cities Of the
arth will quarrel over the question OF
which wac my birthplace" Witticus-
"Yes, each one will lay the blame on
,ome other."- Milwaukee Sentinel.
~ understand there is a company in
New York that will furnish dudes for
scorts, or for use at germans and cotil.
'ons, when there is a shortage OF men,"
"l've heard otthat. l saw one oftheir
signs the other day in Hailem-'Flats TO
Let"-Hdrper's Bazaar.
"Can 20 with you, papa?" said little
Charley, aged four years, as he saw bic
'ather preparing for walk. "0h, no."
said the father, II am going to walk
long way, and your legs are too short"
But the little fellow was not convinced.
Stretching forth one OF his limbs TO Its
utmost length, he exclaimed: "Just look
y there; see what a great long leg that
is, and the other one is great deal
loni err ouLh's Companion.
A shabby-looking tramp was in the
habit Of calling at the office Of local
lawyer and receiving small sum on &C.
count of former acquaintance. Last
week the mendicant called as usual, but
the lawyer said; 81 can't assist you any
longer, as I've got wife now and need
all the money / can lay my hands on"
swell, now, that's coming 1t little too
strong. Here you actuslly go and get
married at my expense" RESPONDED the
indignant tramp,-7eras Sitting"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-02
LADIES EN.IOY

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promptly. It is the greatest boon to
womankind. Every lady can treat her.
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Ovarian and Fibroid Tumors in their early
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able and unmeutionable suGerings thai
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as hundreds Of others have: "Oh, !
feel like a different woman" One
months treatment sent postpaid 10 any
part Of the world on receipt OF 100 !,
six, months, $500. Olive Blossom
Is forsale by all leading druggists. Any
druggist who may not have Il can order
It from the wholesale dealer. DO MOI
accept any substitute. Bc0oaye Of fraudu
lent limitations.
The Celebrated fJunce Rzsii2c Olive
blossom, is prepared only by The
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o. LaeorporatedISS6. Capital 500, 10000.
BRANCH HOUSES: New York, Chicago,
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sold by Logan Drug Co., q. K. Goetze, ". "
irwin, W. E. Williams, G.. .:chnepi, e. Menke
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Gle Sntflliaftlfet.
Onices Nos. 80 and 81 FourtsgnlhstFOot.
Personal POlSIS.

Gen. A. 7. Goshorn, of Cincinnati,
was at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New
York, Saturday.
Madame Van Z,ndts vocal notes are
Exchanged for 81, 600 note every night
she sings in Russia.
Dr.. w. q. Milburn, the blind chaplain
OF the House OF Representatives, is writ.
ing book on the "Ploneers Of the Mis-.
sisssippi Valley
The venerable preacher, DR.. Robert
Coiiyer, boasts that he has never been
sick abed. In spite OF his advanced years
he Is hale and robust.
Senator spooner Is said to have de-
clined an offer Of S25, 900 year TO make
Chicago his home aud become solicitor
general for the Chicago & Milwaukee
railroad.
General Miles, known as "Paldy
Miles" among the rank and ale OF the
army, isso popular with the soldiers that
they are said TO hurIah for him in their
prayers.
The Duke OF Edinburgh has one Of
the largest collections Of postage stamps
in England. There is one private col.
lection in the kingdom that is valued at
$4,000.
Rider Haggard is said to look enough
like Rosina Volkes' husband, Cecil Clay,
to be his brother. His wife Ia described
as "a pretty English woman, plump,
fUrid-as English women like to be-
and unaffected"
= Walter Damrosch is said to have asked
$1,000 for conducting the Metropolitan
Opera House orchestra at Mr.. W. K
Vanderbilt's concert. Yet ten years ago
he was willing to accept $40 for an even.
lng's work.
As the young ladies at Wellesley col.
lege had arranged to give Mrs Stanley
reception on Monday, she decided to re.
turn the compliment by inviting them
,bAl IL, the 500 who could and would at.
teHd-to hear Mr.. Stanley lecture, and
.aid $3.50 for the tickets with her per-
sonal check.
Dnring his repidence in indianapolis
DR.. schliemanD used to take ahorseback
ride every morning before breakfast. He
wound up his daily canter with a plunge
n aswimu,inG bath on White river. He
also took long walks, and together with
a prodigous amount Of study he seemed
y have a great deal Of time for social en-
ioyment.
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Enterprise Appreciated.

RaShtHgtoa (PGJ Journal.
One OF the Invest and most Represent
alive pspers in this section OF the coun-
Try is the Wheeling Nv. va,) INTELLI.
oRScER. Ever since its foundation 1t
aas been q vigorous, enterpHsiDg jour-
nal, the able exponent OF West Viz
sinia Republicanism, a leader in the
rapid advancement and progress OF that
rich State, and, in short, has made itself
felt and recognized everywhere as an in.
auential newspaper. Able editorial tai
INT and business management have estab.
lished it on q substantial basis and given
il an assurance OF continued prosperity.
The prorrietors will shortly add TO the
already excellent equipment Of their es'
Enlistment a new fast stereotype web
printing and folding machine, which is
being built expressly for them by Z
Hoe & Co., Of New York, the great
printing press manufacturers. TIE ca
pacity Of the machine is $4,000 four
page, or 1900 eight psge papers pei
hour, cut, pasted, folded, counted and
delivered in packs Of fifty, and will
print two-page supplements at the rats
Of $4,000 per hour. The price is Si4 900
AS soon as the new press is in place the
INTELLI0RNCER will Eppear as an eight
page newspaper and be generally i'm
proved. Us many friends will note ii
prosperity and progress With pleasure.
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for Infants and Children.

'.cs,torta.so veltadsp.Od children tha.
recommend 1t asB superior to any prescription
knoWn % me-" ia ARCHER, Md,
Ii1sa Oxford s., Brooklyn, NIX.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain ofeutting teethH Itso,
send at once and get bottle Of Mrs.
W1ysLow's. SooTHiNa SYRUP FOR chill
pREN TRErHINa. It's value is incaicufa-
BILE. 1t will relieve the poor httlesutier-
er Immediately. Depend upon 1t, moth.
ers, there Is no mistake about 1t. It
cures dysentery and diarrhea, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, soitens tho gums, reduces infam'
nation, and gives tone and energy 70
the whole system. Mrs. WINDOWS
SOOTHING sYRuP FOB CHILDREN TEETH-
ING is pleasant to the taste, and Is the
prescription ofons Of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians In the
United States, and'is Tor sale by all drug.
Eists throughout the world. Price q
cents q bottle. NWH4W
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HENRY CLywss CIRCULAR.
10 Great Fipanoier on the sl'ua,Ion-Ee.
feet of Mr.. windom'S Death.

The Great Ftpanciur on the si'untlon-Ee
feet of Mr.. Windom'S Death.
Saee4ai Dtauesel 10 ne faieltg'nnT.
EEW YoKK, jan Si.-Foiiowieg Is i'om HeaE1
Clews'S weekly Financial Review;
We have TO record another week OF dullness
and WEAKNESS in the Stock Exchange The sea-
sons investment demand appears 70 have been
satisfied; and the speculative movement that set
In wi b the restoration Of ease in money. has
exhausted luelt BY advancing price, y level
that leaves little room for fufthes rise until
some new element Of Stimulus = forthcoming:
Bear" attempts 70 'rce prices y lower level
do not afford enc urging tesulw. and the MUG
ttattons are consequently within hucn naIt0M
Under THESE cIFCumEIAI ceA the market u mar.
row one, aud Transactions are c0nnned 10 2 lew
Epoci2Ities which are affected Tor Int time beinR
BY exceptional considerations.
tiou hold the nlAFAet Ia suspense and IRE pro
duciDg an unsettled undeTtone. In the states
Us well ~ AZ Washington, party politics are ~:
Stunning phases VI coptilet AID cfOokeohesA
which suggest unWeicsmO tendencies ID toe
working OF our political inSti .uuons schemes
70 defeat the results Of eCtIons aud 10 Abuke
the power Of mSiohties cast ShAdow upon the
political hOTiEJn; and the tenuehcy TOWARDS
broad sectional differences upon fundamental
issues suggest political possibilities which none
like 70 consider, but which mons the ,es!, all
are unable 70 disregard. The sudden npfhlhg
OF the FaFners' party Al,o has q disturbing ten
deucy. II thr VS. practical POLITICS into con.
fusion aud defieS all possibility Of iorecasting
the settlement VI national questions upon
which vast Interests are dependent.
The unfortunate sudden deCeAse OF The secre.
taFy Of the Treasury may be rsgarded a. In some
measure favorable t. the silver faction. MI.
Window was undoubtedly the chief intellectual
force Arrayed against further commitments 10
silver currency; aud II may be reasonably feared
that the loss VI his flEm ConnseA VIII leave the
President moro exposed " the RSiute manage
ment OF the silver mel. Jules strouB sue
cessor 10 the deceased secretary Is appointed,
new set Of uncertainties must surround TINS
The local money market continues to exhibit
extreme ease, aud 20 far from Offering any obstA |
G TO speculation affords 10 Il every facility |
81 lney q flowing 70 this centre from the inLeiiYr
In liberal volume, the net receipts Of the banks
from that source during the week having
mount d 70 $4,000 The transactions with
the Sub Treasury, however, show net los "
The hanks Of 9 5000; which Ia mainly Aitrtb-
ltable 10 the current specially large payments
if duties at the Custom IOusP, cons, quent upon
Inc termination on February 81 the period
within which goods may b. Withdrawn trOm
bond at the old rates Of duty.
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On Tuesday evening q reception will
be given to the clerks and salesmen Of the
city. It will be pleasant affair. The
guests Of the Association will be enter.
tanned with music and readings, and the
reception committee will serve them
with light refreshments. All young
men who are engaged as clerks or sales
men are invited to attend the reception.
Next evening IN entertainment will
be given for the members Of the Asaocia.
ton and ladies. A pleasing programme
will be given by Prof Colby aud about
twenty-five OF his pupils.
Tuesday evening, the 10th, some Of
the gymnasium members will give an
exhibition for the Martins Ferry Asso.
citation, under the direction Of Mr.. Luks
Harrison, the Physical Director OF the
Association.
Thursday evening, the 18th. Robert ].
Burdette will give his lecture, "The Pill.
grimage Of the Funny Man." at the
Opera HouPe.
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TRUSTEE's SALE.

AZ virtue Of a deed OF trust made BY James
min H., 10 me ~ trustee, bearing date on the
i;th DAY OF November. ID toe year lees, and
,sSor lei 10 the Office Of tho Clerk OF the County
Eopyt Of MRtshEIl county, West Virginia. IN
ned Of Trust Book 70. y, pages 2IJ and ~
iii or ,ceed 10 sell at public auction on the
Srmises 10 be sold In the city Of BenNood, In
aid county, on
SATURDAY, The Iish DAY Of FEBRUARY. 1891,
beginning at 10 o'clock 4. M, the following de
tct,bed real estate, situated In the sRld city o.
RSnW0oj, that Is 70 say, all that lot No. 3S
thirty nlnCj In ScnA1'b Third Amended Add
tion 10 the said city Of BenHood, being toe same
SSooefty granted and conveyed 10 The haid jane
Emitu, IT., by A. J. Clarke, special cJmmAaioner,
III dee dated the 18th day Of november, 1883
r5ENs o. EALE-Onsthlrd m q! much
,,or,, a, the purchaser may eject, cash In hand
oS The day OF lRlG, aud the balance In two equsl
instal lments, payable rtspCC lYely 10 AZ an
Twelve month from tho day Of sale, with Inter
ri. the purchaser 10 give his notes LOT the &c
ieffed iniIalmenLs, With security satisfactory to
the undersigned trustee.
ala (El II EALDWEAl, lTUAtHe.