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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
COTTON MARKLTS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galv, sion. May i6.-Caion quiet; mlial,n:
u I3I,,c net and gross receipts 30 bales cNpcri
ro The Continent. j..6 bales: snl's. go lml's: Stock
",rrc,I' Mav IG-co'on dull mifdlIns. : '-oc;
log. mic ling 3-icc; good ordinary. q re net re-
49, lat" -. hale, Crcss. Be; bales: exports coast
wise .G7 bales sales. D! bales: stock. 3O.G99 la :.
N,w orleans. MAY IG-Cot'n s,'nd": 80 d ma
dl,nr ".tr. mlddling. Zee low midllipg. Zoe
good ordinary u 1sc: net receipts. j.5'Ei bale,
rosq 4 ~ bales: exports TO Great l.rliain STU
hale. ,les iJ0 bales stock. $3.50, bale.
savannah May l6.-Coit u easy mltdling. &c
low mddinr r GOOD srlinary &c met "nh
3SOO h,ics: sales. 50 bales: stock. 35.001 balo'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
To.DAY's ExpoEI> nR9N N,w-ioRK.
WHOLESALE PRICES COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending MAY 10. 1893.
BE<NS AND PEAS.

Receipts for the week-Beans: 24o bbls; PWsS;
ll,10O bush. Exports-Beans, 61s pigs; pea 4 ga
bbls. lmporte-B.154 bags beans, making -o4 ~
bags received since September ]. The steamer We We
tOi1a, In transit has fair cargo OF beans ou.
hear Of no other important shipments More oiu'i Iva
for foreign pea beans have been rrcevea o. rs,,s~
the movement has been sufficiently Tree - caurr
stronger holding of best gNdes. lmportee n n,u
have remained quiet. Domestic marr'w are n''a and
stronger advces from the country, but the .o, a
of trade is small. Medium and pea extremely G u" AL
the demand for that class Of goods being suPPheu az
most entirely with foreign stock. Red anu Wnlte
kidney In very light demand and somewhat , nonI,a d
few turtle soup sold al ~ 3D. 'anlorIna i,,la u
xif confidence. Green PeaS utISElns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

NewYork net receipt. 1888 bales gr,ss $50 o ees
eNput forw Jrl-d. 333 stock 10 90
bacs lie port receipts today $50 Dal,s ana -
iar this week 672 bales against 0S5 bales last en-
Ixuorts to-day Britain $500 bales Continent
i0ti3 bales France, none stack $50 765 bales ,,a con-
s0catrd net receipts far this week 227 bals eA-
ports Great Britain 20747 bales Fence. ~ bac.
tontip.t. 10 o22 bales total i6,i0o bales A'.ioa
eau mddings Sle SALE 100, tales; re-. eipts 1000
irregular at :04 u 3o+d dscne ,osed very steady at
Nav U0s: May-June. 4.O5s Junc-July 4.O7.; July
August 4Osa4U3; August September. 4.l0s Senen brr-
hea October nbcr. 4.l3b; November
De. emIsr 41i04i5; D-cembcrJanusry. 41Jb; Janu.ry
FEBRUARY 4.l7d4.1S 1850
~ G1rr f,t-ino coIee market picked up 5d15 points
this morning early lttc local covering. caused by
H., rather allces fIOm INre, although after
the early rally referred " our inarhct sisgei hack TO
nights prices, which the trading level
az , o'clock, which hour the market very duh
and quite featureess 1t Is small market with sp"c'
later, quite ind sales to-day May. Q. 80 bags
June 300 bags July 2,73o Lays: August 10 bags ;
S.ptemi err $3.50 bags: October go bags; December
q 900 bac.. Total. .V,1JO bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
BUTTER.

Icortpts for week. 81 .443 pkgs. decline Oh
A &c per 10 has occurred this week Inc supply MAJ
shown only a moderate Increase, but 'heie mas o'on
less outside trade and enough surplus stock mas pee
offering to break prices. The market Is Always srls
tive al this OF the year. and II has been o
co Than usual this season because values have ruleo
abnormally high. Most of the decline has come
since Friday, but TO-DAY buyers took hold with more
confidence and the feeling Is steadier top grades
Extra Western creamery is selling at pa l.. Zoe
outside figure for glcdge lots showing grassy havor
some OF the State stock sells even with best western
and part OF the offerings OF fancy goods 20 at "a"
"a l-2c. especially pals. 1t has been necessary 10
widen the difference between creamery and state dairy
half tubs retain the trade for the latter ana bS
ness at the close is mainly al o4c. Good lines bring
S3d 2:i lie Not much Welsh coming forward ana
choice selected lots sell 23a % LIE. Tho Western
packings, such imitation creamery and fdc'orI
are more plentiful, and move slowly at the reduced
ou)tationS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
= AND VEGETABLE.

yoyr no,s,,es cleaned M more closely toward the
cos Of last week and prices for prime gr"aeI Io in,S
little firmcr so far this w'eh SUN IN. nv %ut
somewhat irregular owing to the wide ra ,as
in The size and quality OF sock o ranarped ON
Inc way here. and there is no further upward n,,
H,,m and cheop Southern calbaGes very plenty ana
lover anu Green peas cleaning closely ard prlc IS
nrm string beans have been nr'i'''inS m m,",
,,rnsr receipts but close about steady EucuhiD,rs
cas,er Florida tomatoes of large Size ana choice
.na,i,v ruIc firm but medium and common grades
g ,nin sowIv New bcets plenty, but In good
49, cnuo,b dun and cI~ir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

Receipts for the week, 1894 bales: exports. go
bales Imports - bales strong effort l. being made
by the Growers Association to advance prices IN the
Interior bnt IL II enough farmers are out
OF the combine who willing 10 take fair value
for their stock supply most Of the present demand
Occasional sales are reported at - La Gle. under
stood against short interests. but 190 roc
most of the country business. The local market Is
duh us at any previous time this season; indeed
there Is scarcely anything doing either with brewers
exportcr, or dealers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
IIEMIOCK.
UNION TANNED-sLAUGHTER

Light back. .2Ga"7 Seconds LACKS - e5a"o
Middle back. ........ .21a.c Bellies an ~
Middle backs heavy 2sd.?
OAK.
prrssrd backs 32a,o E"ies ...........IlaIo.
Seconds ...............21d33
MErALs-llON-1hr local market for iro, ,ontinu.,
very dul. with values quite nominal. Inc cable al
vices today Ia, GLASGOW quotation for scotch war.
Iant- at 4Os "a No. foundry. at NIdii..ioro "a.
7'sd. rho Phf1ephIa market reported AZ i" I
lows: Pig iron-Thrrc !, no indication II cian1e In
this department. GJol brands being scarce command
full prices; all other description, n'ale I'll ana
irregular. but available at low prices 10 the rIe hi
lass Of buyers. >tecl rllet.-Iiolicr. ask ~ ,Oo
f23 - delivered for Western but orders for lut a,
900 tOls and upward have been placed az "a q.
and there l. little count that purchascs that ba.,
could b. easily duplicated. III r. l. "A disposition a.,
meet buyers Hea ia rrg'rd TO prices. providing TIM,
prompt scttlemcI< guaranteed. IN feeling in
rrgird t. the futnr, IL weak. although there IL very
careful discrimination In rcgari to credits. Finished
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 ordinary routine
ran be rcrort'1 IN this line. some mills quite
busy old orders and while there IL fair et
demand II Is barely sufficient 1, hold prices stcrdy
ON lir2r order, there l. sharp competition.
that Quotations show conircrabl" d'spir!ty bu. tho
whole they not lower than they were week Od
Matrria-Ihr trad, they never saw the time when
there was 20 little demand Ihere Is mt much icuity In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
REcORnED NORrG NGES.

Bendhe.m Henry NJ and wife sith-st' OF a. ,oc
Beg JoGn and vie to Gld.oa Fountain. n 80 90,
3oh s. OF 3i" a,s.,, yt'Ii,;ng so 80 West
Erw.nt ifrna, - "'''iN fi''''''S' w ." $500
rraaA M ,ioirl s |, wacl Nns''and I'd. $50
ave n Of .,Oth->t 8 years 81, -; VOW
ritisslad Jane. IL AND sd, VIE a ard ?4 !S M Mot
eNccuior' uu n",, s"' -" -. 1900
uo' NM iboiionia' to I. Koolca ct al. "
uen1a Joseph J. AMI vii. to Henry >t'nons 40
,o,n. 1a,,' Eme ii to John l4vth
st. ,s od Aj''s n AID VIE 10 the Manhattan
savings In.ttrtion. : 23i'st OF ohaNe' "a ooc
eqr E It a" PAY ana c' n-d 1S ,ase and
" i:is'f to &.c oc'"9o
Kane Ihom@s ain w. ,"ar '-" ..". 10000
Ko;a Nav 81 to ic tS Sutsai Insurance Co .Or
s. 80 NSr'9 Mort nn i ,";S and an i''0'
o,her executor. etc, iotoa'"' II Of i-?ds' :, 800
Laicrrr. samuel l.. to Hem, "i.tcrnaa All an
JIM eIe uo.-. c;c. lsj'l''. of A"S'er = AZ,
i'nd E"''r' ~ ~ s5ta.-i : ,,ar, .."..''.. q. 5o5
Ma, Donald, 9,%',H" wear, - '..,. r. 500
.,, 1t: 70 ct &a, ,',' r,. = i7h.,t Of ,na,o
MI, ,',n ar i;o.atia AID Jams, to John Kudii H.
io9tn.~r. 81 Nm-,,ria",,aN@, }"'r,aa 'oo-
Me n'' E@.e r n inst ,ss @ca O'' ' wv ~ COOS
MI a I RaMA e a. to $,tEs Of ov sGa%s.
.,n. >i t ELLA VI ,,hc SAM proer year. 1000
"c,trl'h I,,n Nv" '"''" var .... 3oco
pc,u,,d Oven % Charles Sciultt. " Avenue $3.50.
+. Of pai-st , wear lea -.--.-:. fouo
pollius James aud wif' T. ia" t"rnan- \lrfi'
,,n Real Estate Title Guarantee 90. : 10Th -.
4 OF 2i-avc, y'ar-....-. .------.-.. oVo
reu,,lIus Io-,ph. Ann \ Tucker. executor -.
rt, n lOOihst of tolumbu>-a\c. wears o0oo
rud,rfrr shave q Henri >trashours"r. = Maul'
sou.-t (, ~ Marlrtt in>talnrnt>. ',ooo
Schr,inrr ,cor.c. AMI wife to the German saw
iur- i.ank, .1ii-,t, - IT lstnNc. YEAR. .a -.
sh,chan Francis j. To Ncw-Jcrscy and NcN.>"fk
A. a yn'rs 10 '''"'' .'...... 7.ocO
S,ollI erg Ins.lm and wife 10 the lank for $500,
savings No III Rroai.~, 3 years ..---....-- 12Oou
Schult ,hri-toph aud wife 10 the Irving SAY;
inas Institution. corner lstaN' an" N ooo
S1th.st. wear ..------ . T., WV
scrrcI Jane p. to May Potter. NO : NV :, ooo
inc,tnn Place 3 years i-'o'o
salmon Jamrs II. ct al, 10 III" I Ttrrt e" "a ooo
J. II ijth-st. = Of l.taNe. j years. i"'VoV
Sol srhcrk Jug. 10 sarah Tufnui", Lev q ooo
ng,on.a,r. = o ,raySt. 3 years ....-- - 'ooV
Tr,hcr Frank B. citizens SAW - h'hN .. 90,
V n sth--t. Of ith-aNc var -'''oV
rmfrrNic. charlotte. t. Jeremiah M'' irIhy' "a -,
n 3d-aNc. e VI 1G1th-st ) yrais.,-,-. loceo
Van Euskirs. James. and wife 10 j Hood wright
Il a.. executors. II 3lst-t. A" OF Wh-aN" -, oof
-"'rN
Wells Iui-on g. Henry thaunc'y trustee co. ., o,o
S'th>t " " 1th-aN" wars. ..-'''-' '-'oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Edmund IIucrste and wife TO Charles ~ 49,
,acorsc VolicSi aud another. 2ooo
Mad sSs tc sas Gf M VI, ssays aScer
gd., F m s Ses p'' Venue ' and D. $sxicS
Eid ~ 30 3 jacob Winston j. Il clyde $500
Sh: ,,&l y T. 1oS of M %Tas, 2A.' 4ao
Ludlow,t. NO ISL; samuel kenmer t" BENJAMIN 90 40,
Mott.. t' =" "a: Donald Mackay evecor, to ooo,
S, Mark s" Pse. 40 90 Herman Joseph and
washlnss t" Place. SO io West Bates.
9Th. f'' . :. sasa II : Of Avenue B. io:sSs7;
rrcderisk Fsrtis ct al TO Sisters OF 'n' 1880
sstn.:t - los It Of slave, exist; John II =, 70,
ss,h'... : o. +, Of sth:ayc. 2o>oO; Mary 20 o,,
lst: n ' 80 t t. of .,SHs gc,,4 Charlie: ,'s
Thur"ton AID wife to T solS Henry "oo'
-o' s1Ine and d'V vie II to john nccg 5Oo
d'' r Sg 9V9 Ell ,e 4s5t
5i.i',, " :, lot ci0, map John HOPPER; IL :, 90,
cs, @a"i"s" 70 T. Of S5xioo5 :, 90,
esrgs X h ,cS to Of , Ka1ts1 soy ''00'
ioa2 Robert wallace and wife to Matthew OF -,
same property Taylor 70 Sisters of .s7c
charity OF ro Sf V ,n.t @ooioSs5o to ads.
NewJcr>cy and New-York ALattoiF Company 70 -oo m,
,.,,v S"." ro m iah..t 2ooc>s,o to .Sd;st
,ol SGe'0'" to on''a N''es 500 ooc
,ad e',''H $50 II OF l,:aye. e5NOe2 Mary ., N,
>piH e al g. charles N"l-, TIT -''"''
7o'n:,t = >, x K,aiI and another ] 20 5ot
ssth.st loo u e. Of Ave A. 2j>io1: ''"ot..
link and "''e 10 mary u" 2oe7:
d. 40 ''0; Mary p hroN" ~ ~ oot
7aI So @o Nh seT parl SUBSTITUTE. o1oc,
Cad It n : LOG r. " lstaye. -bNlooJ; VIM ., m,
cenzo Gordano aud wife u Atomic Ircculo iooV
Itoth..t n 400 n Of Amst-rd ,m-aNe JoA n -,
80 II John Jefferson Ia l,mciinc Johnst,n VIZ
ioothch 70 'oh ~ ro 9r 500
looil Henry r ,,,,sl"'" anu ""o 20 o5t
ia9i.st 40 10, west "''no''" ~ ~ iooo
i@sth,,' Nos 10 % iJV West i''s'.i 1855
ION ave v 30 T. u ~ 19,d-st 25Nleo ma
Cher property N"'ih' enc a''0'''' 10 10 5o
Morrlsa," . : ic2.il 10 81 i5i-:s,. 1t6x
1913 Aeis "i"''hka an" "''e - WIN 4sOt
ls5th.st II : % {, 81 Iaihgnte-a,e: 2oNioo,
I,enry Goeboe'' and VIE 70 i''|ao'"' 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
Conntrn proprrtn for Sale ano 90 Eet.

A DIRONDAC NS-LAKE PLNln-,rlNIist MANo
"A Country seat most beautifully located, directly on
lake near White Face Inn cOmpg tly frrnshci coats,
stables, buildings; conv'nicnl 20 village, boa, o.
road rent low. Photographs, details. C. NJ NOBLE
RroQdwav York.
,REENWICI.-Fift minutes from New York: beauti:
II M building plots ane view Of the sound. Maps ana
w. l.. SMITH owner
40 LAFAYETTE Place. New. York
r ISLAND SOC ND-One hour from New ork.s
Cottages and lots for sale on an Sound.
about one mile from the nanland Beautifully situated.
'N' "' w T.. SMITH
80 Lafayette Place. y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
DRIED FRUIT.

Receipts for the week. 123 pkgs exports for the
week. sfT pkgs. The jobbinS trade has been sir ana
some holders have felt little frmer on desirable"
lots but there has been some pressure from other
points sell prime grades before the approaching
warm weather cOmpelS the storing OF fruit In rcfriger
atOrs and this has kept the market unsettled. sun
dried apples remain quiet, hut not In large stock
and held steady. Chops have some inquiry Cores
and skins very dull. Small frnits held about late
prices under light offerings. but The demand Is very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

Lower prices fer dressed poultry have lcSscIed the
demand for live and with largely increased receipts
the market Is decidedly lower oil fowls ana roos'rrs
Spring chickens sell fairly when large and fa' bit
small thin chickens not wanted. Turkeys uu' hS
and geese steady. Pigeons quiet. Receipts OF IrrSl,,
killed fowls have been rather liberal and the demand
very light Prices have declined quite steadily !:
bnt at Inc close there is little speculative demand
and steadier feeling Turkeys dun and lower.
SnrinT chickens scare" and firm Long Island ducks
favorinr BUYERS. Frozen poultry is almost III sahd
Lin and urices Cor most kind, almost nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

Pacific Goa e. 1881. ......: ..-...l5 Qie
State or Pacific Coast old olds per n........ nl0
Hay AND STRAW.
Prices have i,iuuc some advance since last weekly
report and close firm. Farmers are busy with spring
work and live little attention To the shipment oil
lsy or straw Pres, ht prices could not b. main-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

Exports from Atlantic ports for week -idlns NAV 10.
rrour Ibis "jI tol o. C91 10 12o.51I DC I.5 81,
Wbe, I'm i Il9 rs $685. go =" ?2s l27 p - -! ~,
Corn bush GGo SO - sJs 33s 81 GO De 90 =
Tho receipts OF breadstuns ct interior poin IN h9l
lands last ;hrce clh.rs 1000 omitted Hour op'' graz"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
SI'NDEIES.

81 NDEIES.
NI-TS-Pranuts Qniet: quoted at 3-4c ior ih,o,
land picked and 12d5 14c for farmers op.,"s' -,
shelled firm at 4 BIC for No. No. quooo'33 T..
o5sGc }.4c: Virginia M l shelled at l2"" '-'o'
and No. at 202 lac. ,ceooo Ton
RFFSWAX-Ouiet southern quoted at "od-sc ior
large lois With smaller sales higher ~, +
MAPLE SI'GAH-New bricks freely oneIcu d.
IN .c per H.. with demand quiet. syrup duii AT
7Oa sc per gallon can.
MILK AND CREAM.
Tho daily average receipts Of milk ana cream AZ
In. different railroad distributing phnls ID ana m.'
,hc civ for the week have been rs joicws; frlr
,;O, cans OF milk, % cans OF CONDENSED mis- hhu
$40 cans OF cream: Pennsylvania. FonQhkcPsfe oiu
Irotnn - cans OF milk: Susdu"hannh. IIJo cans
~ milk and 40 cans of cream Lackawannn So can,
of milk and IS cans OF cream: New-IorA ''h,'s an,
Harlem obj cans Of milk. az cans Of cohurhse'
milk and Il cans Of cream: New-lorI ana HoI'h az
IiIs cans OF milk New-llavcn and liarIlord. o",
cans OF milk: Ontario and western, ..eoo .asS vi
milk and 34O cans OF cream West shore % csns
~ milk 6s cans 81 condensed milk anu 80 oHns
~ cream: New-Jersey Central. $50 cans ~ mix ann
* cans OF cream and bv miscellaneous short rou'S
! 200 cans Of milk and so cans Of cream Inc to.hi
d.iIv snpply has been 30 636 cans Of milk. 10" can
~ condensed milk and G63 cans OF cream me
av.rorr prlce paid for the surplus Oh the platforms
has been 81 81 can OF forty quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

Apples are in moderate supply and held steady. but
trade very quiet and outside quotations arr some
what extreme Florida oranges have almost ceased
arriving, and drop quotations. strawberries are
I'm large supply from Norfolk. and stock Il beginning
~ arrive fiom MARYLAND. Far Southern receipts arc
dropping off, We have good demand for all de-
sl,aLIe JruIt but price, fnctdate from day To day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17

TlIl-fHf1lDIP~ Isr7IFU NV 'N1N"N WHIT
The spot cotton SAILS to-day and last neht were; EN-
mort 13i bales: consumption 30 bales; contra none
to;al 9j4 bales maik ct closed steady at 1916 f,r
mi idInps unchanged New-YOrk cotton quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17
EGGS.

Receipts for week. ABS bbls: 7o443 cases. Fl
nancis troubles In the West have materially reduced
the amount OF money available for making advances
on cold storage eggs and The speculative outlet In
that direction which has long kept the market
up has been seriously curailed. Receipts here have
incraa-~d and with speculative support here the
market has fallen rapidly. closing dull and unsettled
Sales generally loss on and quotations are
made on that basis. Duck eggs quiet. but fancy
marks hold about steady. Goose eggs dull.
stat. and Penn ylvana. newlad. per dozen sl5
Western new.laid per dozen. l4a
Southwestern pr dczel ..-. n ID L
Sauth pr
Duck eggs poi Dozen. H2I
Goose eggs per dozen. Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-17


Receipts for week. loo4G boxes exports. l3.oes =,
large size white cheese the market at the close IS
easy at 10 1-4d1O 3sc for choicest lots. outside fig
ure fun high on the other hand. coortd have
gained in favor and with light offerings the price
of best factories has worked up 10 Zoe firm. liusi
ness was fair today, but receivers felt inclined 10
meet the demand promptly in view OF The near ap
preach OF grass cheese Small size full cream are
for colOred ana 10 lac for white; round lots would
have 10 be shaded 1-4c. Iierkimer Co. light skins
have sold fairly at asc. and the choice lots OF Che
nangoes have not lacked custom al q l-2d'c. few
special factories Of white going higher. but lower
grades OF skins from all sections have continued 10
drag heavily prices being Of secondary consideration:
Old In light stock and jobbers pay full
rates for desirable mild favored stock. The country
markets reporting yesterday were as follows Utica.
4o14 boxes, at 1-Io9 1-Sc. Little Falls, 3.731
boxes at o 1401O lac and the cloverficd cOmbna-
tion half colored and half white. sold at o Use.
NEW CHEESE
State factory, full large size white fne 04d10
state full cream. size. Whit. fair good 9l,olC
factory full large size, Solored. hne1O
State factory. T. small size, white. choice. al0
factory. I. small size. C0loef, choice g4dlc
State factory light skins, Iefkmer Co.. choice 7aa
Stat. factory, part skins, Heraimer Co, common
STATE factory. part skins. Chensnco aud neigh
boring counties, choice. q
st,te factory. part skins fair 10 good
STATE factory, fun SKIN Ia liz
OLD CHEESE.
State factory full cream fancy. hal2
full choice
State factcry full cream. good TO prime ...l0 al02
State factory. common TO ior..-.-.....-.- sra o@
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-08
Two Lives Saved,

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction
City, III. was told by her doctors she
had consumption and that there was
no hope for her, but two bottles of DIR.
Kings New Discovery completely
cured her and she says it saved her
life. Mr.. Thomas Eggers, 139 Florida
st. San Francisco, suffered from a
dreadful cold, approaching consumpt-
ion, tried without result everything
else, then bought one bottle of DIR.
Kings New Discovery and in two
weeks was cured. He is naturally
thankful. 1t is such results, of which
these are samples, that prove the Won
derful efficacy of this medicine for
coughs and colds. Sold at Evans
Bros. Regular size, SOC and S1.00.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-08

Leauenworh Iimes:-The Kansas
City Star has discovered that "the
English disapproval of the protective
theory is not due to the fact that
higher tariffs in this country shut out
English goods" but to the fact that
they "restrict industry and hamper
trade" Oh yes! we see. The bur-
glars objection to door locks is not
due to the fact that they keep him
out but to the fact that they shut the
family in and indicate a lack of faith
in humanity that does not conduce to
the elevation of mankind.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-08

Eldorddo Republican: Kansas is a
State of surprises. Conditions are
such that the State is getting ready
to begin to come out of the kinks
very soon. We are not always to be
in busted financial condition. Bet.
ter times are coming. A better day
is dawning. We will 60 to and be-
yond the high water mark reached
some years ago. Don't lie down and
give up, but get up and hustle and
will come out all right. r
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Notice

Those knowing themselves indebt-
ed to us will please take notice. We
request you to call and settle your
account between this and the first of
Jan. '94, by cash if possible. or part
cash and the balance by note, as ac-
counts will not be carried into the
new year. Yours.
RICHARDS & WEIGH.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-08
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped hands
Chilblains. Corns, and all skin erup.
tions, and positively cure Piles, or nc
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
Price 25 cents per box. Fol-
sale by Evans Bros.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-08
A DRUGGIST TALKS.

Will F. Crawford, druggist at Des
Moines, Iowa, says it is remarkable
the way Cubeb Cough Cure sells, that
his customers speak of it in the high
est terms of praise. On man in par
ticular who has been troubled with
bronchitis for years never found any
relief until he used the Cubeb Cough
Cure. He says it stopped it at once:
He doesn't hesitate to recommend it
for all throat,and lung troubles. Ey-
ans Bros.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-08
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1893.
Important to Subscribers.

On January l, 1894 we are going to
open a new subscription book. We
don't want to carry onto that book the
name of single subscriber who is a
year behind. We ,0iU not carry onto
it the name of q single subscriber aCho
is three years behind! Between now
and January l, we expect to send
statements to all whose subscription
is i'm arrears three years or more, and
such must settle before the first of the
year or their paper will be stopped
and the accounts placed in the hands
of an attorney for collection. We
hope it will not be necessary to resort
to such extreme measures in any case.
Look at the date opposite your name
on the label of your paper, and if it
reads anywhere in the SOS, under
stand that you are one of those to
whom this notice is particularly and
personally directed. While those
who are i'm arrears three years or
more must pay up, those who are in
arrears at all are cordially invited to
do likawisa Won will find If a great
deal easier to pay 81. 50once every year,
than to pay $3.50 every five years.
And it suits us a whole lot better.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-08

Burns are absolutely painless when
DeWitt's WitchHazel Salve is prompt
ly applied. This statement is true.
A perfect remedy for skin diseases,
chapped hands and lips, and never
fails to cure piles. COwan d Ausher-
man.