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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-11-23

much" But still they were sur prised
in such an overwhelming majority.
Mrs. Danforth has made visit to
Parsons and returned since our last.
Mr.. Toby has been shipping hogs.
Mrs. Jacob Shultz's mother has
come from Nebraska to live with her
mother this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wilson made a
trip to Blue Mound last week and
while there called on Mrs. King.
Mr.. VIII Huber and family went to
reunion of his wife's family near
Blue Mound and had fine time.
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NORTH MAPLE GROVE.

(Miss Ruby Wilmer is the reporter and agent
for the REGISTER at North Maple Grove Those
desiring to subscribe may do so through her
and any assistance rendered her in gathering
the news of the neighborhood viii be appre-
ciated)
(Reeei we'd too late last week.
Earnest Jordan came home Tues.
for short visit.
The young people in the neighbor-
hood are preparing play, which
they expect to give soon.
Mr.. yaugn and family from Wes-
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Harper's ueek1y
1895.

HARPER'S WEEKLY is a Pictorial History of
the Times, 1t presents every important event
promptly. accurately and exhaustively in illus
| tTation and descriptive text of the highest or
der
The manner in which, during 1894 it has
treated the Chicago Railway Strikes and the
chino-Jspanese War. and the amount of light it
was able TO throw on Korea the instant atten-
ton was directed TO that little known country
are examples OF its almost boundless resources
Julian Ralph. the Distinguished writer and cor
ffespondent has been sent TO the seat of war
and there Joined by &. ID Weldon. the we'll
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resident in Japan, who has been engaged 10 CO.
operate with Mr.. Ralph in sending to HAIR
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During 1885 every vital question will be dis,
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Portraits OF the men aud women whS are max
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lures. This Busy World" with its keen and
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deSising to subscribe NAV do so through him,
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to don for q little stroll with her caller,
stood Natalie, gazing with all the intensity
Of her dark eyes upon this strange proceed
ing on the part of her hitherto cheerful CON-
panion.
Her face, strangely pallid and perplexed,
expressed most curious mixture Of grief,
reproach and ommiseration-grief over his
apparent distress, rcproach toward herself
at not having hitherto appreciated the mag
nitude Of his worrimest, and toward him at
not having oonfded in her; and commisera-
lion that desired to expend itself in active
Asd immediate assistance.
.sut permeating all, above all, and far out
snAAing all, was that look which no strong,
trl. woman ever givcs, or even can give, to
NOR than one man in her life time.
Fairfax saw and recognized It, IN q
momect the control over his feelings and
counteusnce was lost, He had been taken at
unawares in oil points, The warm blood
surged All torrents over his face. His eyes
showed Enthusiastically the emotion that his
will had so long concealed. An instant
more and he would have rushed forward
ant decided his fate, then and there. Well
for his hopes had he done So But some
thing, he knew not what-how he cursed
his luck afterward restrained him. His
head hung down in shame He was over
wheiningly MISREPRESENTATION and his
previous flush was exchanged for deadly
pallor. When their eyes had met, each un-
derstood the other. Each knew that each
loved and was loved; and each that the
other knew it. too.
The fatal moment had come to Natalie
and she awokc to find herself a woman.
Tho scales wcrc torn from her eyes, and
her supposed friendship confronted her in
all its true and soulstirring proportions.
The fatal moment also had como to her
lover. What he had worked for, schemed
for, sinned for, and dreamed about was his,
an in a measure that alarmed him. Never
had success perched so long on any man S
banners, never fortune more favored any
mans plans. And yet Just as tho prize
was actually thrust into his hands, he re-
fused to take it.
The despicable meanness of his low trick
cry, treachery, deceit and villainy appeared
in so violent contrast with the noblcness.
simplicity and purity of this guileless
creature that his now thoroughly awa,lono,
sense Of honor positively forbade his taking
advantage of the opportunity fortune had
flung at his feet.
As to Fairfax, so to Natalie, with the
revelation CT her love, had come an accom-
panying reveal ion-but OF far-diferent
character.
When she pushed aside the curtain, she
paused, not only because surprised at the
sudden transformation in her friend; hut
because his bent head, worried and woefully
sad face and his figure, with the hands
clasped behind the back, reminded her
forcibly of some event or person that she
felt convinced had entered into some of her
recent experiences.
She he'd no time 70 remember what or who
it was; for her interest and distress as to
Fairfax's sorruwf1l demeenor drove ali
other thoughts from her mind. When. how
ever. he glanced up and that great wave OF
color had crossed his face, the resemblance
.,-sia struck her so forcibly that she put
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-12-27

room, he thoughtIessly allowed himself to
fall into reverie. The old-time worries
and troubles, his uncertainty, the villainy
of his present proceedia gs- all arose before
him in gigantic proportions. He sighed
deeply and began his customary promenade
and audible utterance of his thoughts. With
clenched fists, corrugated brow, and long,
uneven strides, he paced about the room,
muttering to himself:
"My God what shall l. what can do2''
How long this had continued he never
could be ccr;ain, but he suddenly became
aware that he was not alone.
He hastily looked up, and there, in the
doorway, holding the curtain aside with one
lovely hand and carrying in the other her
pretty walking-sacque that she was about
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-12-27

In the Circuit Court of Blount
County Tenn. Bill for Di-
vorCe.

In this cause il appearing fr,m the allegations
OF the bill which is sworn to. that the defendant
Perlina j. Thomas, 10 a non resident of the
state OF Tennessee It'll therefore aud hereby
ordered that the said Defendant appear before
the Judge Of the Circuit Court at u Court to be
held on the ith Monday of January 1895, at tho
Court House Ia Maryvillc. Bloant County Tenn
essee, and make defense to the bill filed against
her in this cause by tho Complainant Noah
Thomas otherwise the bull will be taken as con-
fessed and the cause set for hearing ex psrte,
tbs further orderei that this notice be pub
lished for four consecutive weeks in the Mary
vile TIMES.
This December 2ist 1891.
]. c. Ssantied.
Clerk Circuit ca RI.
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NOTICE.
j, l. Harper and l.. X. Harper.
]. o. BrnMn ct al.

J. o. Brown ct al,
Ia the Chancery Eourt at Maryvile Tenn.
All crelito.s OF the defendant j. 0ellig Brown
are hereby notified that on the 9TH day of Oct.
1891, a bill was filled sby Complainants which
said bill has been sustained as a general Vred-
TORS III! All creditors Of the defendant j
Oellis Brown are hereby required to come by
petition ard fle and prove their resp ctiye
claims against ihs defendant on or before the
first day OF June, 1855 or they may be excludcd
fran tie benefits of tho proceeding, Tue ,asi
tuition of any sepeat suit by any of the credi-
tors uf the sai / def. j. 0. Brown is enioned.
This notice Will b. published in the Maryvile
TINES for four consecutive weeks.
This December 18th, 1891.
", G. Chrr'oa,
Brown & Culton, C SN.
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CHAPTER XXI.
IF I FIND HIM-wEATi

Several days before the occurrence of the
incidents set forth in the foregoing chapters,
there had arrived at the village Of Bar Har-
Dor note that awakened no little interest
il the family of the Gulnares, jewellers at
the lovely mansion of "Desert Rock A
card, bearing the address, "Windsor Hotel,
n. Y.,n accompanied the letter that read as
follows:
DEAR D.. have just learned Of the sud-
denly-planned departure for America of a
very dear friend. AS we are great chums,
ard know something Of the loneliness of q
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-12-27
To Sarah Ann Snelson.
j, N. Snelson,
Sarah Ann Snelson,

Sarah Ann Snelson,
In the Circuit Court of Dlount County.
In this cause it sppearirg from the alterations
of the bill which is swern to that the defendant
Sarah Ann Snelson, is Non resident of the
State Of Tennessee. it is therefore, and hereby
ordered that the said Defendant appear before
the Judge OF the Circuit Court, at a Court to be
held on the fourth Mo0day of January 1885, at
the Court House in Maryville Tennessee, and
make defense to the Till filed against her in this
cause by the Complainant j. N Snelson. other
wise the bill will be taken as confessed. and the
cause set for hearing ex parte. 1t is further or.
dered that this notice be published for four cor
secutive weeks in the Mary,ille TINES.
This December tin 1891,
j. c. Staniield.
Clerk Circuit Court.
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To James Scott.
J. c. Staniield.
Clerk Circuit Court.
Elizabeth Hamilton Admrs.
YIN Hamilton OF als.

In the County Court of Blount County,
In his cause, it apr caring by the return Of
the Sheriff of Rhea County that the defen
dant James Scott is not to be found in said
County that he has removed to the state of Tex
as he is, therefore. hereby required 10 APP
pear on or before tho list. Monday of January,
1885. before the county court of Blount County
a i'd make defense % the I'LL filled ngsinst him
in said court by Flizahe h Hamilton Adminis-
tratix of John Hamilton deed. or otherwise the
bill will be ak.n fer confessed.
Its furfhe, ordered that this notice be pull :
ish s7ot four consecutive We, ks in the Mary
vile IInEs
This Dec. 4, 1891.
Ben Cunningham Clerk.
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CONTACT enables offer this splendid journal and
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address postal caro- send 10 Geo W. Best
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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-19
M,d.winter Exposition.


The low rates t" California now Of
fercd by the burlington R"u,e. con.
st,tute an uneqnalled oppo,tun,ty Of
visiting that land of sunshine, fruit
and flowers.
On acconnt Of the Mid-Winter Ex.
Observation-Disclosures World Fair
agents are now selling round trip
tickets to San Francisco. I4os Angeles,
San Bernardino, San Diego, ETC., at
greatly reduced rates.
Tickets are eood to return until
April 3Oth. 1894, and are very liberal
as regards stop overs and transit limits
Wide choice Of routes going and com.
ing.
This is the year of years to visit
California, and the Burlington is the
route of routes t., get there.
Ask yonr nearest ticket agent fol
full information, or write to j. Fran.
els. General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Omaha. Neb
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-19
Nevada,

Remember the date, Saturday, Jan.
Goth. The charming drama will he
given and let there I've full houst,
The t,oupe deserves recognition, for
they have worked hard and faithfully
tn cater to our amusement loving
people. The program as now arrang
ed will snrpass their previous Efforts.
They have now under preparation the
co,nedy drama, "Stnrm Clouds" From
what we understand, it has deep lard
plot and WE have no Doubt it will b.
we'll rendered by tha troupe with all
the stage effects. We now admoni>h
the people Of Hot Springs to Civ. Ne
vada or the Lost Mine rousing house
AZ the actors have both earned and de
serve it. The price Of admission is
within reach Of ALL General admis.
sion. 25 cts, children Is cts. For full
particulars see small bills.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-19
commissioner Of the first con, missioner

commissioner Of the first commissioner
district, to take effect ut once.
Commissioners ] :. :. Al.Nxiip aud A. j.
t'Olgan, County Judge L.. =. Gull, and
Auditor W. W. Smitl,sm appointed
Edwi" Y. Clark to ill the vacancy
caused hy resignation 1T Mr.. Craven.
THE application of Daniel aud Ami.
ScOtt for aimitta"cr of their son. t'has
SENT. to- the blind asylum at Vinton
Iowa. wa. granted aud tile auditO, in
structeti tn send c-, ,tilcate to the gov
er""r of S.utl Dakota in complia,,r
with article $, Chap. Z. complied laws.
On motion upon the application OF
the residents AMI l+.al voters Of town.
ship IN. =, r.l,ge Z. f., Is. ~. NJ, sitna-
ted in tlle coun,y "f Fall River aud
state "t >.m,th Dakota, tO bp set apart
as civil township t" l,r km0wn as tl,s.
Oelrtcl's township. was granted.
On TOti III tie following Journals
were designated as the fficlal organs nf
Fall River county f'r one year. viz: the
Hot >prin Herald. Oelrirl,s Times
and Edgem0nt Express.
The audit, WAS ins' rmctefl tn p,ibli, I,
advertisements for bids for building
Ore bridge acrt,ss HAT cree, on section,
line hit en- SECTIONS 2U a,l.l 35. ,Ow,,-
ship IN, range 4, and ol'- across ll0rs.
head nOwn as tll.. lseadle bridge OF,
section line between sections 81 aud 81
township q, range Z. and for bids fer
care "f county poor
On motion appIics ion nf citizens Of
road district M. 10 q" open ROAD from,
nOr hwes' cOri,er Of township 8, range
2. running nine miles -s.st, VS. granted
providing that the road u,strict em,ld
tile bridge acrtr cottonwood or. ek.
(tt0a.i supervisors we're then appoint.
I'd as l,alned iil tile STAR last week, and
bills allOw-'. =" the amount Of abOlli
S8.7ss, which for lack I space. We can
nut it mize in this issue.--Ei)
ls0arti then aajourl,.d to t'eb.S
The STAR, is thankful to Auditor
Smltlls0n for these pro :ethlings.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-19
PROTECT YOUR EYES.
Mr.. n. AiRscHRsRo.

MR. Il. MIRsCHBeRo.
The well kn.wn Ey Exert Of ess Olive s. st. Lonis Me- sas
agents for his celebrated sec,scles and Eye
src,sces and every pair .r. sasr.nieed o. that
time change matter how scrstched the
neesl they will fninie tire party with pAir Uf glassee
free Eaton Wilcox hns full assortment
vites all who wish eatfy themselves O the sperriY
Of these glasses and a Others call aud
Springs, south akOin.
No PEDDLEKS SUPPLIED.
NONE GENUINE UNLESS STAMPED NONCHAHGEABI1
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-19
Slack Hills College Department,

The lshtlOMAtlleall .,t,clety met tll
regular sessiOl, .l, Sstu' day mtgi,t with
P.esiden, lla,e In the chair. THE fol.
lDwiwg program WIS rendered:
Hssay. "GoedOn and Antelope vsley," A.W. Laid
Reading, ''Sorrow For the Dead,".. Nrlli. Mower
Recitation, ''Sherta Thorne,".... ....Wtlls Russ
Vocal Solo. ''out on the Deep. '........E. 4. Hare
Medley. ........................W. A. Turner
Recitation, .sThe 0amblsr's wife" !" Alta Painter
a debate lO.l,,wed Oh tll1. relative
m~ri Ut Julius Caesar aud Augustus.
~ rulers Of Rome. John ilall aud Cl,as.
Grtppen cllamp,0ninv the affirmative.
Ann. FnhIbrugse aud hilip K0oi,tz
tue ilrgative. An entertaining rpH.rt
b. tll.. critic clused til. exercises, wt.icl.
were fOll0wed by an interesting busi-
meas meeting. Next >atu,da. evening
will br spent in discussing Longfelluw
aud Ills works.
Miss Ma"el t:"rtlry"n has been sick
at tter hume III Buffalo t;ao fnr sew. raj
days. she returme.t tO cUllege Tuesday.
President llamcl,er was ut Rapid
Tuesday attending u meeting Of the
bua.d ut trustees Uf the sclIU.,l Of mi, es.
A number "f the collegiate students
went up tO the i."n,t. tuesday evening
aud spent q pleasant half hour in sing
z t.. the o I'd soldiers
Let all our friends keep in mind the
ti,s. public 81 t reception next Monday
evening to- liz given by Prof. FIR. nct' al
til. art depar' neut. We hope to see u
la,g- number present, as AN artistic
treat ts in store for those who cuine.
The faces IT the u, per clas men art
again thoughtful and 8 u,i,o,,s over the
fact t. ut on the 3Otll they Will l'e called
>fur chapel OratiO,,s. The niUrs are
hairy. as t"is is positively t'.eir last
appearance until cUunmlellcrln. nt week
t,m Monday ni-l,t. January ~. Prof
T,ler will giv.. her .irst musical r-cpp
ton to tll- pe"p e "f IiOt springs, in the
chaprl. The simple announcement vi
this fact is all We deem necessary, as
Miss ryler's ability rs u pia"ist is al.
ready vel k.lown.
Mis- AL, eria Ryan has been confined
t, her room for several ays will, Il ST..
we're cold. but is all. t.. he with us
again.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-19
school Of Mines business.

The board "f I, ,us,ee> Of the school
of mines held a meeting at Rapid City
on Monday evening and among othe,
business transacted the following:
Prof. A. j. Morse, of Detroit, wa.
elected to the chair Of chemistry and
Professor w. U. Bower, of Lead, to tue
chair Of mathematics
: Dr. M'G.lIycuddy, r. Blackstone and
w. J. Thornby we're instructed to AT
tend the meeting Of the state board oi
regents January q.
U. v. Gardner rendered his resivna
tion as secretary of the board, whicl
was accepted.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-01-19

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