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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-28
THE COMING CRISIS.
Little to Be Hoped For from Democratic
Legislation.


After less than four months of demo-
cratic administration at Washington,
President Cleveland finds it necessary
to call together congress in extraordi-
nary session, by reason of the acute
financial distress which the vacillating
course of his secretary of the treasury
/ has precipitated, and the lack of conf
dence in the future which prevails
The phraseology of the proclamation
issued by the president does not limit
the scope of the action to be taken by
the new congress. He has convened il
in special session ito the end that the
people may be relieved through legisla-
ton from present and impending dam
ger and distress"
That the crisis is upon us, and that
the existing distrust. danger, disaster.
distress and depression may be dissi-
pated is the earnest wish of every true
American.
But that relief can come through a
democratic congress and a democratic
policy, we have not the slightest conf
dence. Our financial ills cannot be re-
lieved by a repeal of the Sherman silver
law and the substitution for the honest
treasury note. representing gold dol
lars worth of silver bullion for every
dollar issued, of wildcat bank money.
Yet such is the policy provided in the
democratic national platform; and 1t
cannot be set aside without thoroughly
discrediting the party that enunciated
it at Chicago. From the free silver and
wildcat bank money ipfationists of the
south and west on the one hand and
the gold monopolists of the east on the
other, we can scarcely expect a speedy,
harmonious and definite result, even
if urged by the president
Nor is the gaunt specter of free trade
to be banished from our shores by the
enunciation of the free trade policy
embodied in the Chicago platform The
new congress is imbued with belief
that protection is fraud and protect
tive duties are unconstitutional; and
the entire manufacturing interest of
the land looks with dread TO the future.
Nevertheless, the meeting of congress
will be looked forward to with inter
est, if not with confidence, or even with
hope, that it can do aught but intensi.
fy, rather than relieve, the existing de.
preston. ALBANY Journal
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-28

young Chicks to run in and out The
bottom of the basketor box should first
be removed.
The object is that when feeding
young chicks their food may be so COW
cred as to protect it from larger chicks
or fowls, while the chicks can help
themselves unmolested. Such a contri-
vance will cost but an insignificant
sum, and will be found very useful
when feeding the chicks on food pre-
pared especially for their use only.
Place their food in a dish or small
trough, and then set the cover on the
dish.-Farm and Fireside.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-28
A ClNDERELLA'S HONEYMOON.
The Early Married Life of the Empress
of lustria.


OF Austria.
The incidents OF her majesty's early
married life. on which history is singu-
larly silent, nevertheless go far to ex-
plain her great dislike for Vienna and
theNiennese, and her almost passionate
love for all that IS hungarian. OF
course the story of her betrothal to the
emperor is we'll known to all. A mar
riage had been arranged for him with
her eldest sister, and the young mon
arch arrived 1T the castle of his future
father-in-law for the purpose of being
officially bctrothed He, however, fell
madly in love with the Princess Eliza
beth, the Cinderella of the ducal family,
who was yet in short dresses, and
breaking off his engagement with the
Princess Helen he married the younger
sister.
A far grander alliance had been
looked for by the Viennese, who con.
sidered that the impoverished family
OF Duke Macmillan, who was not even
a royal highness, was unworthy of so
great q distinction. Consequently the
young empress was, during the first
ten or twelve years of her marriage.
treated with coldness-uay, even with
disdain-not only by the public and by
the naughty and arrogant Austrian
aristocracy, but also by the members Of
the imperial family, and in particular
by the archduchess Sophia, the EN-
peror's mother. The latter, who was a
very talented and strong minded WON
an, exercised an enormous influence
over her sons mind, and became in,
tensely jealous of her lovely daughter.
in-law Indeed, she went so far as to
head the cabals against her, distorting
every action of her faultless and noble
li<a -Harpar,S Napaziue.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-28
Word About specia,tie,.

There would be less objection to spe-
cialties if those pursuing them did not
abandon all other reliances for getting
a profitable return from their labor At
the first, at least, the speciality should
never be allowed to take up all the
farmers or fruit growers energies. He
should not put all his eggs in one
basket Not needing this rule. thou
sands have lost all they mad earned by
life of previous toll. If you find that
you can surely make a success of the
new crop or method. then will be time
enough to depend on it exclusively
Troy (N. = Times
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-28

1t pays to place the manure on small
plot. When the manure is spread over
large surface its effect on any portion
is less than when it is applied literally.
There is also an increase in the cost Of
spreading over a large field, as the ma
nure must be hauled to a greater dis
lance, and the cultivation of the land
is increased without . corresponding
gain in crops
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-28
DOUBT THE DEMOCRATS.
Apprehension of the People Concerning
the Extra Session.

Apprehension of the People Concerning
the Extra Session.
Since the president issued his proc
lamation calling congress to meet in
extra session. there has grown up we'll
defined apprehension that it will not
confine its attention to the matter of
national finance which it is called to-
gether to solve, but that it will go on
and tinker with the tariff. 1t must be
understood that congress will pos
sess all the powers it has in regular
session. There is no restriction upon
it. An extra session may be called for
single purpose, but congress can stay
in session right along, if it chooses,
until its term expires by constitutional
limitation, and legislate upon all mat
tors it may choose, within the powers
granted it by the federal constitution.
The business and the manufacturing
interests of the country fear the demo-
cratic majority. Ex-President Harri-
son fifty characterized the Fifty-third
congress couple of weeks ago, when,
speaking of President Cleveland. he
said the latter was endeavoring to
break in his team of wild horses. The
democratic policy has 50 long been one
OF nega.ion that there is a painful lack,
in the ranks of its so-called statesmen,
of men who are versed in constructive
legislation. Many of those who will be
its leaders in the new congress are
theorists and doctrinaires, whose pet
measures, if carried into effect, would
be in the highest degree injurious to
the country. 1t is no wonder the peO-
pie await the assembling OF the extra
session with apprehension. - Toledo
Rla1a
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-28
A Family Analr.

De Note tat the theater)-That or
chestra that plays between the acts is
excruciating. It's enough to drive folks
out
electromagnetic leader is brothe,
of the man who has the saloon next
dcor.-N. Y. Weekly.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-28
A0EEEI
40FtET
FLOOR PLAN OF SPEAR BARN.

but it need not necessarily be so, and
there may be fewer cribs and granaries
and more stable room. The barn has
1s-foot posts; the lower floor in the hall
and under granaries is laid with one
inch plank doubled: the upper floor is
laid with matched flooring and is eight
feet between floors: the space between
the lower hall floor and upper floor
is IA feet, with space about the center
12x16 feet for hosting hay. The cost of
the barn was about 800.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-28

sCleveland may read the riot act
to congress as much as he likes, but he
will find that that body when it assem-
bles will attend to its own business,
and will expect him to do the same. II
majority of congress believes that
certain existing laws are not beneficial
to the people of the United states such
laws will be repealed. but even the
democratic party has not so far for
feited its manhood and independence
as to take its orders from any one man.
even though that man be Grover Cleve-
land. and his position that of president
of the United States.-San francisco
Chronicle
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-28
FEEDER FOR CHICKS.
A Simple Continuance of More Than Or
binary Usefulness.

More properly, this may be termed a
cover for the feed dish. Simply attach
handle to an old, basket or q box of
any kind, and make entrance holes of
diameter Just sufficient to permit
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-28
FARM AND GARDEN.
AN ILLINOIS BARN.

How 1t Is Constructed and Arranged
Cost OF the Building.
Mr.. G. G. Spear sends to the Prairie
Farmer rough sketch of his barn at
Greenwich, ILL.,, which we have had en-
graved. The elevations show it to be a
The oasis., 1893-07-20

double that required by law. and the people of Arizola want their own dis trict. Again, they think it a matter of injustice to tax their property Co build schoolhouse and support a school so far away that their children cannot attend. All the equities of the situation are on their side and in favor of division of the district.
 On the other hand the peorle at Casa Grande object to division of the district, for the reason that the con sequent reduction in taxable values will prevent their building such a schoolhouse as they desire. However. that Is noreason why they should force an injustice upon the people of Arizola.
 THE OASIS sympathizes with the people of Casa Grande in their effort and desire to have adequate school facilities, and it will willingly aid them in any just method calculated to achieve the result at which they aim. In this matter there is a clear way open through which the entire matter may be amicably adjusted. From her abundance of railway assessment Florence can easily spare Casa Grande district a sufficient mileage to put the total valuation of the district where it now is with Arizola included. In that way Casa Grande can have new school building, Arizola new district, and Florence will not miss what will be taken.
The oasis., 1893-07-20

It is dollars to doughnutsn that of the crowd that burned PresidentCleve- land in eiiigy at Klngman last week, fully two-thirds would have voted for him last November had they been in q state. They wanted change and they should not kick so hard now that they have one.
The oasis., 1893-07-20

The lll advised uttcrancc Of Cobra da's popullst governor brought about a financial panic which has swampcd some of the heaviest monicd institu- tions in Denver. and loud are the exc crations heaped upon him. But they are kicking in the wrong direction. The kicks should be at the fools who elected him governor.
The oasis., 1893-07-20

The governor of Colorado is going to have free coinage of silver or wade in blood up to the horses bridles.7 TIE OASIS sympathizes heartily with Governor Waites desire for free coinage, but thinks he had better let out the job of wading in blood. Thirty years ago eleven states d great deal larger than Colorado. and with many more people tried the wade in blood" business. They got tired of it after time.
The oasis., 1893-07-20

Unsatisfactory gate receipts have have done more to close the Worlds Fair on Sunday than all the preach ing of the pulpit, all the prayers of the pious and all the protests of the publicans who feared the effect Of Sunday opening upon the liquor busi- ness,
The oasis., 1893-07-20

The cheeseparing economy now on deck at Washington is credited with an intention of consolidating the two Arizona land offices, and putting the entire territory to the loss and incon- yenience attendant upon doing busi- ness at single office. There is no need for anything of the kind, and a strong protest should be made against it. In this connection it is pleasing to note the unanimity with which the territorial democratic press opposes consolidation. That would signify less pap for democrats.
The oasis., 1893-07-20

It is notable fact that those men and newspapers now loudest to inyeigh against alleged pension frauds are of class which thirty years ago were loud in asserting the war a failure, and in calling soldiers "Lincoln hire lings" and other uncomplimentry epithets.
The oasis., 1893-07-20

Tomorrow the board of supervisors will take up the question of granting Arizola q school district. In this connection TIE OASIS desires to re- mind the board that Pinal county cannot afford to hamper enterprise by unjust taxation. and will do a great wrong by pcrsisting to tax one community to build a schoohousc and educate children in another.
The oasis., 1893-07-20

A midwinter fair is to be held in San Francisco to which will be transfrred many of the exhibits now at the Worlds Fair A large attend ance of eastern people is promised and it will De gathering that will be of great consequence. Arizona should take steps toward a full repre- sentation.
The oasis., 1893-07-20

One of the advantages in the culti- yation of almonds is that the cultiya- tor gets all the profits of fruit culture with no more care and labor than in grain raising. Of his crop no more care need be taken than Of d crop of wheat. IL can be stored and market cd whenever the rancher is ready. This can be said of but few tree crops.
The oasis., 1893-07-20

The Arizona democatic press seem to have some difficulty in determin- ing which is the leading democratic journal of the territory All wish to lead, but none seem to want to follow.
The oasis., 1893-07-20

Vice President Stevenson is visit ing California, and as much fuss is being made over him as if he were a Spanish lnfanta.
The oasis., 1893-07-20

California born Chinamen with votes have become so numerous in the past few years that they are beginning to aspire to become a factor in the political world.
The oasis., 1893-07-20

\ medical authority says, practice ing singing wards of consumption. And it drives the neighbors into nervous prOstration.
The oasis., 1893-07-20

The usual summer tales of ice cream poisoning are now afioat. They always come from distance.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-09
RiegO de Guayama.

Seg6n nos informan de Guaya-
ma, el dia 2 del corriente tuvO lu.
gar allt una reunion compuesta de
varios hscendados, propietarios Y
cemercisntes de aquella villa Y de
los pueblOs limitrOfes de Arroyo y
Salinas, con el fin de tratar sobre
Ia pronta eisCuCi6n dc Ia import IN
tlsima obra Gel canal de riego en-
Ia Comsrcs. He aqui Ia rese-
ma de 10 tratado y acordado en- di-
cha Junta, que nos remite un spre.
Cisdo amigo nuestro, que asistl6 oil
Rcto. Dice asi /:
"Nuestro amigo, el reputado
abogado don Ignacio r ;driguez
Lsfuente, al abrir Ia session, expu-
so el objeto de la reunion, 6 saber:
Aoordar 10 Conveniente CON ell FIN
de realizar, 10 mas pronto p2sible,
10 co .sttucci6n del Canal de riego
en- Gusyama, Arroyo Y Salinas
Precise, como medic practice, a la
vez que rapido y muy beueflcioso,
la constitution de un capital por
aCciOnep, q fiu de que 10 misma 90.
ciedad 8 Compafiia de accionistag
sea 10 CvnCesionaria dc 10 ohga, y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-09
BOletin Mercantil.

iieron ell triunf,, actitud en- nj
t'1o hostil al regimen econ6micc
! arancelario del partido yankee
que del Gobierno ha caido re-
:lentsmente en- ell oatracismo; te .
niendo en- cuenta, re2etimos, ests
Ac2itud , todo 10 demas que or
este artfculo expuesto dejamos
dig&senos lealmente si no pensa'
mos CON l6gica y fuudamento a
presumir que, como ya estab!eci
mos antes de Ahors, el advent
miento de Cleveland y sus secua.
ces al Poder de gu pals, puede re
sultarnos beneficioso y reparadol
despues de hsbernos perjudicadt
tanto el famoso Bill Nc Knle,
, ell no menos fAmoso Con seni'
que hubo, por desgrAcia nuestrs
de- seguirle.
El case merece ate terei6n, por e
inter6s que para nosotros rsviste
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-09

se complace vivamente ante l8 fa-
vorable reaccioa que Sc ha operado
ALI con 9 fin de Ilevar a fslis to-
mino tan importantislms obra, liza
mada d prom0ver en- squella CO.
marca Ell desarrollo de la riqueza
publica en- un seotido alSamente
progressive, a juzgsr por sus ger
menes deriqueza, y, pue, toque con
sidersmos pr&ctico y benefcioso ell
proyecto del ilustrado amigo y
competente abogado, Sr Lsfuente,
gustosamente le prestamos nuestrs
cooperation y por 10 mismo dirigi.
mos nuestra VOC 4 todss las per-
sonas de posici6n, dentro y fners
della Isls, al objeto de secundar
tan importante proyecto, que habra a
de otrecer, considerable como ne-
gocio, los mas lisonjeros y positivos
resultados.
Mucho celebramcs que los pua-
bio de Guayama, Arroyo Y Salinas
vesn coronado del nejor 6x;to 81
ideal consFante de s1s aspiracio-
nes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-09

IN herman0, nm pariente, an amigo
D un particular cualquiera, pero
una madre. -. All, una madre Y
III hermanol-... 70, que acabo de
perder tambi6n para STEM pre- estos
queridos seres, bien podria de-
mostrar muy facilmante la inten-
sidad ds tan rudo goipe, mas
renuncio q clio en obssquio & be-
eedad.
Aver tavo lugar Ell entiero del
cadaver de la sonora Moreno, sien.
do este de Ia class, y en- lujos tren
funerafio de la importante A.gen-
cia del amigo ID. Flu gencio Pihei-
ro, de Rio-piedraa.
La concurrencia & dicho aeto.
sin Otras p uebas que SO podrian
aducir, sentetizaba bien claramen.
to las simpatfas de la finada y de
sus drudos.
El duelO fu6 despe lido ea bre.
yes. pero sentidas feases, por eI
amigo qne V. suele lamar " O6n-
sul".
Descanse en- la mansi6n de los
clelos Ia que "a no existe, y rsci-
ban todos sus dolientes, 1 quieres
encomiendO resignation cristians.
mi mas sentido p6same por tan luc.
tuoso acontecimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-09
VALORACIONES ARANCgLlRIAS.

La Goceta de hoy pubiica una
Real Otden fscha 18 de Mario
ppdo. por ia cuaI, y en- virtud de
ser de notoria necesidad para to~
da determine eion que ei Gobisrno
haya de adopsar. acerca del reg
men arancelario de esta Ir's, e'
conocimiento de- las mercancias y
efectos que enumer& ei. Arancel
de Adusuaa. s. M. hA tenido q
b!cn disponer los eiguientes ex-
trcmof:
"19 Qls IL Comiai6n araucela-
ria de esta IsIa formule y entregae
& $. E. q Ia mayor brevedsd poai
bic, para Gu remission al Mlniste- =
rio de U tramar, las valoraciones
correspondientes d csda una deIas
partidas del Arsncel. sxpresando
ell aTtlculo de mayor importation
y Ia quota mas aproximada de
6sta, ai 90 possible que dentro de
cads una determine Ia valoraci6o.
-~2: Qae q este prop6sito 10 Co.
mission aran:slsria deberA pedir
su opinion la Camara de Conner
clio, d an 10 sl plazo conveniente a,
efecto, de suerts que dentro de-
tota, de dos moses, contados desde
Ia fscha del recibo de la presente,
eea enviado al Minisserio el re-
ferido trabajo.-Y 8: Qle al al
hacer 10 va'orAci6n resulta indis
pensabe 8 may conveniente el al
terar algunas de Las agrupaeioEet
del Arancel, informe cu4nto 10 Ie
ofrezca eobre el particular"
Por gu parte 81 Excmo Inten-
dencia General de Hacienda, con-
siguiensenents 4 10 que en- Ia
preiDserta soberana disposici6n se
ordena. invita-, tambieo On el pc.
ri6dico Official, q los Sres CIner
ciantes, industriales = hacen Ia
dog de la I la a qus presen,eu to
das las noticias, observscionss =
pesiciones que cream oportnnAs d
aus intereses. 6 que tiendso d dar
mayor exclarseimien,o at assnto,
en- Ia AdministrAci6n Central de
Contribuciones y Rsntaa, Nsgo
ciado de Adaanas, donde Sc reci-
biran durarts veinte dias q con~
tar iesde el de hoy. y.
D. TODD 10 cual eomamos noso-
ros buena nota, hacieodolo pd-
blico en- nuestEas columnas para
eouoeimiento de las respstables
eases 4 quienes intsress.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-09
CIRCULARES MERClNTiLEs.
Las hsmos recibido particular.
donoe:

Las hsmos recibido participau.
donoe:
Qae en- esta Capital, por md no
convenio y vencimiento de con =
trato. ha quedado disu alta Ia 90.
ciedad de los eenores Sucesores
de Dorado & Go, & Ia cual aucede
otra en- comandita, qae se dedica.
I'd q los mismos nsgocios qua 10
anterior. y girar& bajo la raz6n de
S1cesor de Dorado f Co, siendo
castor de 10 misma eI senor don
Agustia Espaf1ol Y Lomba, CO.
manditarios don Fran:isco Atva
req y dom Eduardo V. Dorado, y
Apoderado general don Antonio
Alvarez y Espafiol.
Que en- Yabucoa 90 hs tornado
una soc,edsd que actuar& CON Ia
raz6n de j. Ttlataae & Co, y se
dedicara q Ia compra y venta de
provisiones y frusos del pats al
por mayor y detail.
Que en- Gaaysma ell sefior don
Pedro Diego ha comprado & los
senores. Tomas Cano G. Co IL
parse que tenian en- su sucursal
La Palma, haciendose cargo
squel del estab!e cimiento, para de-
dicarse por su sola cuenta 1 Ia
compra y venta de mercanciss,
provisiones y ftutos del psf.
Que Ia socisdad de Mauati se-
fiofiores J. Bsrreteoga 4 Co nc
aufrira por shors alteraci6n con
motive del sensible fallecimisn
TO de su socio d. Joss Bsrretea.
ga y Eshsvarria. q. g. P. d, POT
haliarse previsto el caso en- el rec
pectivo contrato.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-09
CATASTROFE.

Un despacho tslegrkfis 30 via
San Thomas da 10 triste noticia
de haber ocurrido en- Manila an
incendio que ha destruido 1900
easa~. "
!DepIoramos esta terrible jse.
gracia aeaecida en- TERRA de Eipa
ma!
iCuanto cslebrariamos que no
sc confirmase tan sensible tele- :
grama!