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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-31
RRIEr TELEGRAMs.


Tho President nominated Il. Fuhl OF
Michigan assistant secretary Of state.
Sir John Josrph Caldwell Abbott,
Cx,prCmirr Of CauRdO, died this even.
ing at his town rpaidence, ShoTehtnol.
street. He has been great sufferer
from aouto gas.riIus for n long time.
Attorney General Hart OF CalIf,rnl,
asked the United States supreme Court
iDr lea7e TO bring original suit agaIuat
Tho soulheru Pacific Railroad com.
pauy title TO the valuable water front
o. Oakland
Senator b ice held three hour,'
conference with tho attorney genera
To-Day discussing the affairs OF tho
Union Pacific railroad, IL IN undrr.
stood that the attorney general viii
tnsn Fteps 20 have the receivers resent.
Iy appointed by the Uulloi Stats
court at Omaha removed.
OiConnor rosaris the urging Of a
demand tor amueety for political pr!s.
ouprs w. not only perll1us for the cause
OF home rule, hut even more destfur.
i've TO what little chance the uuior.
tuuato men nave NJ getting their halrs
realized. The adoption Of the Pstnell.
ltr policy would spread tho ini rrssipu
thai no ne rule involvts sympathy with
dynamite methods, This, OF oourso.
would mean Co'uat. He thiuks Red.
mond's policy Ia leading to the des.
lruction OF the home rule cause in cur
goueTatlOn.
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CHICAGO oct, 8j.-Cinlrd won
easily az "A iwthurne this uitcrDG'n in
the swrop.lnKu mile ami quarter
race, In whicn he, Yo rambion and
Lamplignter fought Tor an sslJO prizs,
Fully 10000 y 'oplc wers present.
the horses started, Tor Yo Tamb.cn
acted badiy. After tho start she
quickly TOOK the leaf, bat ns tue horses
nuarUd he half CnilIred began O.
gain aud al hey paHlci that mark ne
anu No ramDirl wero neck ald urck,
with Lempllghior clear out Of u. When
The stretch was reached CLIFFORD was
two lengths nh sd OF tue mare, anu 81
thu flash was flhcon lengths ahead,
with L1mpllghtor twenty leuglhs
further baoE. He finished in . OSt.
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81 couldn't sleep. I would go. NO feeling
more liku had been working hard Instead III
trj ms io obtain rect ! tried e uumI 90 OF rem.
giiCs recommended for such tfUuNies, but none
OF them rendered one relief. ! became drfpuus
cent ana &C. tina. there WHH uu helm Tor me
= frAl OF bfH Aunsno'u lud iissOt's HkIll
On iruuunE other case .ImIIar o. mtuu and
concluded 90 give thuma trial fully expecting
10 uud the samu old result fuiHfs 4 went 10
hCm and began their treatment alter helms NJ.
eurfi mat they Old not undertake. any chsn
uhltss o. was within their pUUOr Co effect o.
euro, a. honesty was thV beet policy and fLHl
was the ulals OF their claims.
90 have "a cl ufs Mansnc'd and Hissctts
tcuiWrut anu remedies, aud followed thcir ID.
rcctunH fully, AMI um h4puy 10 slate that t1.
day i,oi hh VOL NJ ever idid al my former
annoying Hpmpiums have disappeared. uCad.
hrhcs gone, nose clear, throat car, ringlug 90
care stopped, tud cat well md slCCu sound
uud grt zap feeling ffrsh aud hearty. J recon.
menu Or, Mansfield amt iisHot o. tlr world,
AMI viii verify thia statement any enc call.
Ing on ne 10 my residence 10 Center ard.
CAmp'u Lane, Eat Lake city, utah.
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English Paper Talk.

LONDON, Oct. SO.-rhe Standard
commenting ON thu passage OF the ru.
peal bill sage; A weaker man than
Cleveland would have been beaten,
owing 20 tho dIvialon Of opinion Ina the
United States. The defeat Of the Ill.
yer mon II the frat step In the return
{ better habits In many things besides
currency. II Clrvelun1 can accom-
pli-h a reduction OF tariff he will stand
Hs TITO greatest administrator Of the
United States IN the present genera.
lipn. without reformed tariff reform
In currency can DO no permanent good.
Tho Times sayt: Victory shows
the ilrmntss anu courage NJ Cleveland,
aud Il hopes repeal viii resigro none
tarv stability.
Tho Daiy AsVs says Clovoland's
ahrcwdncss anu sagtCity have won "a
decisive victory Tor honest money and
common sense. IL txpectB the Nc.
kiuloy tsrin law to go the came way
as the Sherman act.
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TREATMENT BY MAIL.


Almost every mail brlnEs letters asking Dra.
Mansfield anu hlssulH ~ 70 necessary h lIye
ia eAlt Lake 10 urlcr 90 take the trtatmuuti
can YOU treat patients 90 their hom1s by mali
ami other questions ut similar import
Drs Mansfield ANA UHsrt desire 10 state.
Therefore, Tor tho benefit OF those who may he
hcaliaiing about writing 10 thum, that tN thcir
question hl. ma hud other syttcmauc arrange
munt7, q sufficient knowledge at each case can
hu ubiMnrd O. make treatment an easy matter.
Thus pauHuts can De treated NJ thoir rwn
hoiuea ts well ns Ia sait Lake, Msdiciuea arc
sent DOB express. a regular roTrUapOuuuucD ia
required uid maintained, and Tie phyaician
nuu patient are thus IN constant touch
Prompt replies are made uy nfs. Mauslr|t a
Hfsuu notifications IN treatment nrpsc-ilrI
with Goo proper Incidence and In every detail
'cu rHs0 Be- worked our until cure is Effected
Enr orc cents lu stamps when you write fur
question circular
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M MADE A MIsTAKE.
MargaIia Undsrra,sd tho Powers Of
the iiour.

MADRID, Oct. 3l.-Ths Spanish To-.
verse ut Melilla was due 10 the IN stake
OF General hlhTgella, IN undertaking
tue husulities aud fighting powers OF
tue Arabs. Alta cabinet council Sun.
day, which was summoned by the
queen regent herself, her majolty said
sue considered the time hgd arrived to
appeal 10 the patriotism otnllS sniatds
for SACRIFICES 10 defend the Spanisn
honor at Meiiila. Shu DstrI Enot all
Information IN regard 20 nlaiIs there
hnpublishOd, aud nUuu 60. C,RlSd.
In tho meantime The Wadraz ig-
iantry regiment formed 10 the court.
yard at the San Frnucsco blrface,,
ready TO start for MehilI, aud at mo
close OF tho council the queen aud
children, accompanied by u number
Of nohlemen and generals, drove TO the
barracks nud evigWed the relimout.
News received tonight, which was
brought TO Malaga By steamer, owing
10 the fact that tho cable is interrupted,
says The Aio0ra returned today with a
determination VI reoous,rucling the
trenches OUOyards from Fort Camollos,
notwithstanding the heavy IRE by the
tIoops.
Official figures show that the Span
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-31

NEW York, Oct 3O.-Edwin Gould,
second sou OF the late jay Gould, aud
co.heir of tho lattpr's millions, had mis-
first startling experience with "a crank
this afternoon. Az O'Clock, NJ Gould
was httiug Ia his private On 70, a
shabbily dressed man entered, walked
10 tho deck aud said;
give me that 5000, aud give 1t TO
mt quick, or give me n up ON the
market"
Gould asked him 10 sit down until
NE got tbs money from the safe. The
crank sat down aud Gould, stepping .
the side door, summoned Detective
CLARK, who quickly took tho young
man to police headquarieEs.
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LOWELL, Mass, Oct. 3O.-Thc chief
Of police II In receipt ot a O lmmunica.
y u asking information regarding the
Massachusetts, heirs 10 fortune Of
s.50,O00 which awaits the relatives OF
Mary Riley, otherwise known NJ Mary
Matthew'S and Mrs. Rrady, who died
recently In San Francisco.
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A superintendent OF Construction
Shot.-A attempt 60 lynch MIN

A supcrintendcnt Of Construction
Shot.-At,cupt TO Lynch MIN
NEw York, OCT, 30.-At $3.50 this
afternoon cttzy man, said TO be-
named Thomas Bradley, shot aud
pF0bibly fatally wounded Frederick
Matthies, superintendent Of c5nsiruc-
ton 81 the new Postal Telegraph bulii-
ing on Broadway. Bradley was locked
up m the City Hall poles station last
uight a. q suspicious character, but was
released this morning. Norkmen
about the Postal huldlnR say lac was
loufng around all day, hiding behind
piles Of brick. In tho afternoon he
came out AM siid the police aud super
iutendent Matthies were trying 20 muir
der him for stealing 5000. soon afer
he stepped up 10 Ms.thira and delibur.
ately fired two shuts into hia stomach.
An Infatuated M quickly gathered
anu ten policemen hlu "a diiligult task
10 get the murderer out. The worhiug-
men In the building nnd other members
OF the mob wGustd to lynch him.
Bradley hid behind pile Of coruice
material, revolver In hand. He finally
came out on the Tur, and when the
police seized him, fought Ike a wildcat.
He was taken TO the station anu the
crowd dispersed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-31

BERLIN, oct. 31.--The woman Zllll.
man, who was adiudged guilty OF caue.
ing tho dca'h OF her husDsnd by
poison, was hebeaded today. Before
abe was led out she asked for coffee and
beef steak, remarking that che bhould
like 10 cat as much as she liked once
morn.
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ish lossos In the recent onga yemen
were twelve killed auI fifty wounted.
rmr sILvEa ,E,axtoH,er.


60 Ga riisir.
WAsutNuroS, ID. C., Oct. 30
Senator sherman has received from
Secretary C.rnslc n reply % letter VI
his concerning the eeisni rage now Ia
thr Treasury. The SECRETARY says treat q
ury notes issuoi unJur the sherman act
50! 1895, So nave, upon demand OF m
holders, uusu redrouuot in gold, ana
s j..9i, 1872 iu silver dOlisfs. lho fCcic-
tory. itt,er shows that the snigninrNgu
In the treasury carried uui r 60 tSntr.
man net amjurts % SO gi6, 1913. rhe
silver bullion ON haui October lat
Amounted p l37, 10J. 81 unu ouHcrsi
costing Si2i56l, 423. WIN the pr 1T
nblt pufcuase, ui OHlhar CsrIislu
thinks there will br 1888, G1j 2j1 1uucus
ofsilver bullion iu tpu o. sa.ufy NOvcm-
hDs LIT, the cot Of when Will ue
$780, 1929, AMI the coinage value
sisH3-1,Uls. giving a suigniur1ge oi
$5l. A ,Us1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-31

Headaches, Ringing in Ears, woat
Eyos, Sore throat. Hawking, Spl.tinr
Loss ct Appetite, sltcplcs-noss, etc.. arc
all caused hy CaArrh. D.. Mansfield
and Bis'o.t euro H. only s. month,
medicines lroe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-31

rnLIIIcAL ANALYsIs.

Ycas-Dsmocrals, 20; Republicans,
%; total, ~.
Nays Democrats, IS; Republicans,
10; Popuiis,s, 4; total, ~.
PAIRS.
Tho following pAifs were announced,
thu FIST named would vote In the
affirmative: Allison with Mitchell OF
Oregon; Chandler with Clgquitl; Cor
dou with Morgan; Palmer with Hans
brough,
On motion Of V9orhoss, the Senate
then adjourned until noon tomorrow.
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Handkerchief.

2o de- worry handsome puro white Ladies' Hanierchois,
hrnstghd and with plain sc1opni borders
embroidered and drawn work You will conrOio that they
cheap ac each For three days. Monday, Tuesday and
wednesday only, they will bn a 100 ench.
should remain tho third day CsJl thoy will DO
stored to choir Original places
Thoro will Boz immunso pvrauido " these haudkochc's
n cenior aisle pass iu Theyaro GENisyou wlay
Aprons and Fall and Winter Under skirts.
We have got tho entire oup put financially embarrassed
maniac urerH line of the beautiful limo YOU
100 Ladies' India NnUu Aprons worry line, T. inch
satin stripe trimmings, with doop hom, &c.
India linen Aprons, s.upu trimming, with
inch embroidered auish, worry slightly, $780,
Ladies' India linen aprons, handsome Inch
embroidered, Insertion finish, doop nom. $50.
% ilo' India
Insertion. deep hom finish, j0r.
% Ladies' India linen aprpn duc inch,
budered incr1ou with cluster of both Sides and
widO hDm, GOO
100 Chidrn7 India lnou aprons excellent quality very
yoke, with lace trimming cwh ovcr 2ycars
An lunonso line OF Fail and Winter Uudor.kirts
l25 lads' mixed cotton and wool skirts gcy inch box
ploatod runr, 13c.
70 salino skirts in black, quality, box ploa,ed
runpcd, sLOO
Also big limo Of linen Aaplcl Saline and Gloria skirts
many bought omharras
incturr All song Monday. There will large d.
play these goods hand onter less
one ha, price. Romembcr
Sensational Bargain Givers OF Salt Lake.
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I'M A WELL HAN,

Arc tho startling bu, $50. iruo words
spoken by Mr. Rock, who was suffer-
ing nom Ca,arTh oitAu head, ihr5a
and s.Umnch
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silk and Dress Goods dept.

The success of our last weeks SIX COM
biuation sale at sl.uO yard has proved
that salt Lake appreciates good
aluos. This week W. ouer sale
which Will eclipse all previous
efforts.
' aaiDi We ao @a' Is our ''' 07G yd
' ,as' ''1 i'"a a' c our " % zoe yd
' ai'' ;'' d5" RT5''''''' our '''' 6OG yl
''a'' ' 2 5 3'F 5' d''d ''''''' SIC yd
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Zion Medical Institute

Located permanently "a, Rooms GO2, 803,
lOi, pooIy P.oJ Building, Sal. Lake
city Uwh.
u, D. Mansfield, MD.
j. a. Bissct' MD
Consulting rhyalclhns
spod.alues All diseases OF the I've. Ear.
Nosv. 1urnat sri Lungs, all Chronic Discases'
udlcu houra in 10 am, % bpm, 5tos
Pun. sundays. 10 q m. 90 pm.
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Knit skirts Tor zoo, in Domot Flannel
Satin quality Quilted.
just received an elegant line OF new
and MY lish Ready Made Dresses
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
RICHARDS & RICHARDS,
ATTORNEYS hrLbW.
Rooms Oh 90 % Mccormick bloch.
JAS, Il. M0YLE,
ATTORNEY sr Law.
Rooms 60. fo 500 Constitution Buildiur.
opposite y. q. 70. T.
In, WADDELL and TBOAAS IOAES,
ArroRNCYs.Ar.LhW AND LAND
ATTOHN
s2.t T.. lot South street sat Lake city Utah.
p. CuuKTH. PATENT ATTORNEY.
- Patents 90 Inventions. caveats, etc rat.
tut drasir Ea modc'a % order once. Isl
h.Ain street, salt Lake CIV.
YOUNG, YOUNG Z MOYLg.
l. e,a.4. r.--s Eaa.-s =. i,s-S o.,.. ~ NgA
srroRNLYs.Ar-LAw.
Dasra RaaoHsi Ha-A Rvsai-s saH Lai, u.s
dUHh n. tANhOH,
BARLOW FERGUSON,
Ar-opNr VS.hr.LAW.
fti'pAous sso. 81 9.5 CriNuton BuI.a.,,
haH AuA' tHs. iiaA
b. R. WaTROUS,
srropHC Y-Ar.LEw.
70 ne % o. Wasltab B4ilHss.
CHbS. u. CANNON,
DENTIST.
Rooms tt5.i Con .ltuu1u building
d. ]. B. EEISOR & BRO,
DENTisrE
Rocgai and O. Nefu. fusfbadA Hrfffiaf, Go11
aoor. ls2 Aalr Hrta.
DIR. ]. THOMAS,
suFoEoW DENTIST. MOTTO MAIN ~.
~ rorA HuuraHftaf. AHafthsiles adniAiaossS
DR.. BlSCH0P,
rae hOtrU uAts srWTEr
lAiNiiss pLNlifrar Teeth without pilates
tpcchly. bost Set oi teeth sif
----------------
MONEY TO L DAN
Oh
COLLATERAL SECURITY,
~ Hca,oulllc l,nt,a Parties desiring 20 bar.
row money can DO go without publicity Busi.
nttt tucty private.
IA. W. FULLER
No. L., Second SouthSs
Walter |, Price & Company,
Continental Market, i 5siL
Buys and soils. dcalcrsi
Poultry, Fruits, Vegetables.
u,ghsst price. Paid Tor poultry and produce
Money returned ON receipt OF goods
K. SELLS ~ 60.
are SELLING out tdcir entire stock Of
LUMBER
AT COST FOR CASH
Cali snd see %, before purchasing. We
mean what we tav amt want yuur business.
10 W. First south street.
NeNtto Morgan iio.cl SAT- Lake city, Utah
President Nicn.rresidsnt
q. n. DAcKMkS. seo'y Gnd TroAL
9TH &c
cECURlTY ABSTRACT co.
NC -,--s-z-----@
Offloo In ussorst National Bank
Building. Salt Lake City,
Utah. Telephone. l92.
DIRECTORS y. 8 Richards. Thos @. weber,
\. W. Clayton. Enas 4. Smith, n. X Gun.
ninEs. james II. Noyie, Cha. U. Riehards.
A. ". CArlsoT. ). O, CUuer.
.GUNPOWDER.I
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-01
LaHarpe.

CHI Hackney aud a couple o friends are
out on hunt in the Pan Handle and report
grand time
Mr. and Mrs Sam French. of Pittsburg Kans.
spent week here among old fr1enus
Miss Cora Carrie was sick the first Of the week
but Is better at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs Roberts are expected to eat
Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.. Carries family.
Charlie Cole has just completed fine large
barn He is one of our prosperous farmers
Len Hawley has rented a farm and is batch
ing. How do you like it Len?
Mrs Shultz was called to Nebraska bv the
sudden illness of her father but he died before
she reached there. She is expected nome tnls
week
Evan Gillian has been laid up vita some oil
Jobs Comf0rtersC1
party at C. II Hackney's and one at Cruise s
some OF the social events since our last writ
ing.
John Carrie. our former postmaster bu now OF
Neosho Rapids, was recently married 10 MISS
Emma Brown of Bronson. John surprised some
of them a little.
ohlfest
" Adams is clearing the trees off of piece
of land for Mr.. Donnan with his engine. III
seems quite a good plan only the engine breaks
the chains so often
Mr. Evans and wife have left Mr.. TOby's and
| gone TO Fit Scott
George Shultzs boy who has been quite sick
with typhoid fever is improving, as are also Mr..
Aten's family.
We hear Tom Guarddard has rented place
and will soon take unto himself -
We are informed Mr.. Siekly's have new
piano. There is nothing like music to make q
home pleasant and Miss Bertha will have some
practicing to do now
Mr. Eagle is going through a course of treat
ment in the hands of DIT. BOulson. VERA.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-01

Aliens Racket will talk again in
next weeks REGISTER. To busy
this week Watch, but do not wait.
His holiday goods are coming in.
Early Risers. Early Risers. Early
Risers, the lannon's little pills for con-
stipatiOn, sick headache, dyspepsia
and nervousness Cowan 4 Ausher-
man.
d. r. Beatty came up last week from
Perry, Okla. to visit hiswife. OnFriday
evening both went over to TT. Scott
to visit relatives. Mrs. Beatty will
probably divide her time this winter
between lola and Ft. Scott, as Perry
is not yet the most attractive place in
the world to live.
The boys went skating on the creek
for the first time last Friday night.
On Saturday they skated all the way
from the mouth of the creek to the
marble quarry. The ice was pretty
thin, though, and when about dozen
of them got together once, it gave way
and they all got wet to the waist.
1.-THE great foot ball game at Kansas
City last Saturday between Michigan
and Kansas resulted in victory for
the 'Ganders by score of % to o..
The Kansas boys did not yield the
game. however, without something to
show for it. One of them had his
nose broken, another had his eye
BACKED, another had his face pound
ed so that it looked like he had been
through q prize fight, another was so
lame he could hardly walk, and every
l. hnr of
or less crippled. 1t must be great
fun to play foot ball ~
Ladies Wool and >Fleeced hose at
Northrup's.
Sheriff Hobart, accompanied by his
son, Harmon, L. +. Strickland and c.
G.. Ausherman. went down to Hum
bOldt on the early train Monday
morning and arrested ten persons on
warrants charging violation of the
prohibitory law. They all gave bail
i'm sums varying from 500 to 5000, for
their appearance at the March term
of court, except VIM Shellman who
declined to offer bond and is now in
Jail. The Sheriff had warrants for
two other persons, but they are in the
Indian Territory. The warrants were
ali lSSueu Oh tic COnlpldlht vi ohO pei
son.
The following program will be, rem
dered at the Opera House tonight be-
ginning promptly at 7:30:
Music-Overture from ii TrovatOre
with flute obligato) Spanish Students
Recitation-Flash.. ........... Miss Beck
SoIO-Leonore Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Scott
| Tableau ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Jack and Jill
Flower Drill .16 Little GiIls
observation-disclosures Lullaby
| Observation-Disclosures. Spanish Students
Reeitation-The Champion Snorer
| 80. .......... Tom Mcclure
Solo .......... . ....... Mr. Evans.
Tableau Messenger of Love
Observation-Disclosures. ....-...-.....M Miss WEIGH
Music-Symphony in Minor Spanish students
General admission Is cents. Chill
dren under II, 10 cents. Oysters %
cents.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-01
A Card From MIR. Picken.

lola, Kansas, Nov. IS, 1898.
EDITOR REGISTER: Last week
communicated to you particulars re-
garding our boys efforts to rid them
selves of the cigarette habit. (See
last page.-ED.)
On last Saturday the petitions men,
toned, quite numerously signed, were
shown to our dealers in cigarettes,
when they were asked to sign the fol-
lowing agreement to discontinue the
business:
lola, Kans, Nov. 25, 1898.
We, the undersigned, agree to
entirely discontinue the sale of cigar
cites in lola, as soon as the present
stock on hand can be disposed of
without pecuniary loss to us. This
agreement is null and void, unless all
parties now dealing in cigarettes in
lola shall sign the same"
The dealers all refused to sign the
agreement.
L trust that all of our citizens who
deplore the cigarette curse will make
particular effort To encourage the
large number of orr boys who last
week pledged themselves to give up
tobacco in this form.
Respectfully,
w. :. PICKEN
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-01
CORRESPON DENCE
FROM REGISTER WHAT
is BEING DONE THROUGHOUT
THE COUNTY.
EVENTS AND GOSSIP OF THE WEEK
Faithfully Portrayed by our Corps of
Newsgatherers.
Allen Center.

The recent rains have improved the farmers
prospect wonderfully. and true Kansas grit will
inspire them to further turn down that old
mortgage next year.
Mr.. Aten's and Mr. Shultzs families slow
~ improving with prospects of getting through
all right.
Judge Knox is greatly improving the Petit
farm south of Center realizing that he has the
right man in Mr.. Petit
Mr. Miller is doing the carpenter work on Jas
Bristers new house.
Mr. T6bey's brother George was here few
days last week, he is a member of the Board OF
trade in Chicago.
THANKSGIVING services will be held at Center
in the evening conducted by Rev. Faust
Peter Hesson has rented and will soon move
onto Claus Barnholts farm. Orval Morrison
will remove to Mrs. Sager's place.
Mr. Crowells house is nearing completion
and is a neat and pretty building.
Mrs Crosby will return to Ohio this week.
R. G Crayens of Savonburg spent a day or
cattle.
Friends of Mr., Aten turned out and husked
corn for him last week. others vii follow till
they complete the crop.
Mr. Redfield's singing class numbers 80 with
additions each evening.
Preaching services continue regularly at p.
m. each Sunday
Simon Remsburg will batch next year on his
newly acquired farm.
Rev Foust is calling on his members and
others this week.
The first arch bridge in the township was
built by JnO Piester near Remsb urg's and has
every appearance of durability sndrehects cred
it on the management as well as the builder.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-01
A Pleasant Surprise.

Last Thursday morning, Nov. 23d,
cold as it was, large number of the
best citizens of Salem township came
pouring in to the home of Mrs. Gal
breath's i'm honor, and to the surprise
of her son William.
Each came with well filled baskets
and light heart. By II o'clock the
tables were spread with the best OF
victuals, of which not less than fifty
partook. After dinner The time was
spent i'm a social way. Late in the
evening the crowd departed feeling
that sit was good to be there" for it
was day that will long be remem-
bered. a GUEST.