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The sun., 1894-02-11

AN Art sTUDENTS ASSOCIATION.
A cooperative Movement 10 Found q SchoI-
arship Abroad.
There are some $50 students in the classes
Of the Academy OF Design who are eligible to
m mbership In the newly formed Society Of
National Academy Art Students. The society
hopes to take In also many former students. Of
the academy and SO. presently. to acquire q
membership that will enable II to carry out the
purpose for which 1t has been formed. That
purpose Is to send one OF their number abroad
for study.
The enthusiastic young women upon whose
shoulders chiefly rests the destiny OF the Socie-
ty OF National Academy Art Students m lad Q their
first formal appearance yesterday afternoon
as hostesses at q pink tea. to which they in
vited all Of the officers and members OF the
academy. the associates OF the academy, and
all OF their fellow students. This was done to
needless to say that the. young ladies sue
cesded In their amiable endeayors.
There were some simple decorations in the
Design. and there was music: Mr.. r. W. Wood,
I. n. A.. and many OF his fellow members and
tss sna S tn and
IL. Il Is the hope oi the society that By enter
upon art subjects. that the pu6iic. too. maybe may be
beGuiled into giving aid to the society. and
that by next year they may haye on hand a
some lucky student whose work In the school
been asked to address the students upon the
be made to enlist to services Of such others as
kobert Blum. who will be asked to talk Of
Japan. and Mr.. Hopkinson Smith. who pretends
paradise.
The sun., 1894-02-11
French Dress Goods,

Monday morning we open 300
Uisces Genuine All-wool French
Dress Goods, an importers entire
rock, consisting of about 40 diff
Gsut styles in plain and fancy
usves, costing from Toe. to $1.O0
pr yard to land. We have marked
the entire lot without any reserve
n the Uniform price of
The sun., 1894-02-11
CLERK NORRIS ROBBED THE NAILS
Trapped by n Dscoy Letter-Tora Envelopes
Found In the Post Omee Bassnezt


Chief Post ONCE Inspector John Z Ashs
caused the arrest yesterday OF Walter Edward
Norris. a clerk in the General Post ONCE. who
Is charged with having abstractsd numerous
letters from the nails some OF which con-
tained money In small sums The arrest was
made by Deputy Inspector Charles L. Norris.
ss the clerk was about leaving the once after
his night OF duty. A warrant was then sworn
out before United States Commissioner
Shields. Norris pleaded guilty, and was held
for the Grand Jury in 81. 600 bonds
The Post once inspectors while rumaginE
about in wash room in the basement week
ago came upon quantity OF torn envelopes
hidden away on top OF closet Among the
sSya a TnT sYE e:
II. Moore Co, and the American New.
4 SSnS S.sn a S:S e: .s sS
SSsiys.y sad t HSs believed that shsy had !,
asR and % GsRsE % asWspsp.r sss n he
letters that arrlvsd late and might eontsla
tended Tor the business offioss
a. Deputy Inspector Motifs became sonvipoed
torn envelopes. and on Friday night hs mailed
2 letter addressed TO +. II; Moore .OoA "a
tLsIs p&laSE; & 3 box i;S5S. NeS York sitJ. :, This
taken out after midnight together with two
letters regularly mailed 70 2 Newspaper, The
piecs. ali marked. When Norris was arrested.
Inspector Morris found the marked bills IN
that look cd as II II had been pasted to. paper.
This led 90 the discovery that two Morning
Eon ons n shsS gSs chs9 oos sis Sas
,Sorris. who is about 20 years old and lives
thing, He said he had not secured any large
sum Of money, 81; 80 having been the largest
He has been in. the postal service as a clerk
since 1880. with the exception ofssVsn months.
The sun., 1894-02-11
Jc.n, aaa Robs.a 10 . Bro.away Crs~a

Frank YoRel OF 400 East Forty eighth street
was arrested on Friday night while entering
seventh street. diamond stud worth Sl60
was found on him. EORel admitted that he had
intended to pEWn in, but refused 20 explain
how IL came into his possession Later the Do
lice Rsesrtained that Edward Stevenson, .
ticket spse1lator Of 225 Fast ThiIty-hrst
street. had lost the stud At the ysnsrsoA
Market IoIies Court yesterday Stevenson Said
that he had been jostlsd In = crowd on Broad.
way on THURSDAY night Oy two men. one OF
his stud Was gone after the men had disAp-
peGTed. Yogel, who has already served term
Ia the penitsntiAry. was held for trial
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21

p. Broel movie bedzie o synach ma
s.ej biednej ojc.yzDy, kt6rry po trw.-
VEN rozdarciu r~odzinnego domu gro
NADINE Z bronia " reku opuszc1sl krsj,
ably 1 pc "a jego granics mi walczye {,
piesnis nJeszcze Polsks ME zgineas'' ma
ustach. Oicryt bedzie traktowai 20
legionach polskioh "a granics".
A~rtystyczny spos6b " jski p. Broel
przygotowuje swe praee i znajomose
historyi jake sic ~odznaczs, powinny
soisgnsc szersze koio sluchaczy, kt6rych
dzieje porozbiorowe naszej Ojozyzny
tywiej obchodza.
w wieczorku wezmie r6wniez udzial
ORA Landows, niedawno u mas wyste
pujsca muzyczka, kt6ra pomimo to jut
Potr' e a zyskac sobie sympatys publioz
noss. Nile o,ywi zebrsnie pare dekla-
cyj Powatniejszyeh i humorystycznycb.
Wieozorek odbedzie sic " niedziele
20 lutego " gmaehu sokoiow czeskich
W hall dolnej o godz. z wiecz6r; jedno-
r.zowy Nstep wyuosi Is O. Polowe
czystego zysku Tow. przeznacza ns
sspital polski.
B,letov dosts6 mo1na " redakcyach
pisn ,jsko ter W rest urscyi p.Modrzew
skiego prey Noble ul. Dsngla ma Nil
waukee I'VE. i W sptekseh PIP. Ba-doh
skiego, X 'lowskiego j ButkiewioIa.
Nastepne wiecz Xxi odbeds sic 4 i IL
przys.lego miesiaca; program ich be-
DIE 'g'oszonym W odpowiednim ezasie.
Do Jsk nsjliczniejszego wspoiud.ialu
zaprasza KOMITET.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21
fOlskf MaIarx

NinieJszsm ogisszsm Szan. Pol.k;.,
r~uolic.nosci, il 90 tylko ro,pocz.leI
ma :woJs reke isko mslarz ze st.rs0o
krsJu' latem Podejuuje sic malovsn;s
kosciofow l dom6w, tapetowania pokoi
l wszystko co wchodzi " xakra. m,I.s-
SKI. Nam nsdzieje, IL Szanovni Ro.
tyczBwosois.
JozEF WINKIEL,
U Noble st. Chicago, III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21
Ma skarb Narodowy Polskf,

% Lsop CLesis wskI " Br,dseporcie
" Chicago, Ill. M chrzcinsch u Oh. st
Re wolihskIego zebraf ma Skarb N.ro
dowy 4.50
o.. Stsnisiaw Msrczewski (pa.
tror) " TowsrEystwie Krols Stefs.
M Bstorego " Chicago $50
Ma obchodzie styozniowym re-
brano pr=ez OBJ. s.. Msrozewsk'eoo 400
RsEeu l5.UU
Kt6rs TO sumo do kssyers skarbu
Narod. wysisno.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21

Niniejszem zawiadamiam y. publioz.
nose ze z dniem ID Lutego +. b. pre-
prowadziiem moi skiad msszyn do sly
Cha z dopu pm. 100 w. DIV sion ul. do
domu p. Kortssa pm. 685 Noble nj.
Prey tel sPosobnosci powiekszyiem
znaczDie moi skiad 1 zaopatrzyiem "
wszystkie gatuuki Maszyn do szycis.
SPrzedawac bede "a got6wke i takts
ma miesieczne wypisty. Jozef Getka,
1856 Noble ul.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21

Moja iona cierpisia M Dol W pier
sisch; "a porsds p~rzyjscioiki u.yls Dr..
Augusta Koenigs hamburskiego pla.
stru roslinnsgo, kt6ry j. zupsinis wyle
cIyi. - A Raine, 1l3l N. Gay Str.
Baltimore, Md.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21
POlska sZkoia
A1USSERYI
~ CHICAGO.

~ CHICAGO.
EscalaPian College of Aawffery.
ZAhotona " roku lss.
Ze szkosy tel wysio jua kilkadziesiat
sdolnych akuszerek, ktore obecnIe Gle
- sic dobr en- powodzeniem.
Szkots n4szs potwierdzona p-zez "a.
rad leksrski State Board of Health.
ZRtaszac sic listownle do:
ID M. Orgtert -Kaczorotosk a. Gsserst.ry
Hawthorne,
p. O.. HYWAN,
COOK Co. III.
Widzie6 sic mona osobiscie = o6.;.
003 w l0ta Mica.
pomiedxy gods 8 ma q 10 rsno lub wleczo
EN- " Nj dziele " re~Eydencyi hawthorne.
diva biloxi cd Depot W apiece, dokad tame
e.ny agent wskaae drcgs Tylko 30 minui
kolei,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21
Od TOwsszystwa Samoksztai
c8cych lie Poiek.

cacych lie Poiek.
w czssie Postu c'cLo wsrod Polonii.
niema bsl6w nj testr6w, mysli ME roz-
rywsne zsbawsmi mogs zwrooic sic do
rzecsy powstnisjszyob, ksztsicscych.
sstDiejsce jut cd kilku miesiecy Tow.
5~smokszt sic Polek uuyshio urzsdzie
" tym Gzssie zsmisst zwykiych ME-
dzielnych p~osiedzeh " swoim koiku,
try wieczorki Ga szerszej publioznosoi.
Pouiewst wiecEorki tego rodzsju,
ably k,ztsiciiyi pouczsiy " sposob Cat
Wy powinny dswsc publicznesd rzeozy
powstpe " poisczetiu I lsejszemi, pre-
70 Tow. urzsdzsjsce umyslao odczyt z
deklsmsoysmi | muzyks.
Koraysssjsc re sympstycznego vrs-
xsuis jslis wywsr's ns siuchsozsch mo
wa p. Broels M obohodzie styoxniowym,
tow. postsrsio sc o odcryt historyozny
tegot ssmego prelegents.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21

hub tee u t~.brykants pod Mr.. 70 E nm
nj. KsrmelkI to polecsmy miano nici
"sdobnym czyteluiczkom naszym.
l2go marcs rozpoczus sic W Audito
wysteay Famous <iej i wfoskie
perry. Spe~,e heds W trupie trzecY
polakow: Jan R.szke, Edward Rsszk
/ E i'm. Grombcze wsxi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21
obi

ODI ~ WA
Do Braci ROdakOw w Chicago
DLls 20 Lutego o. T. to Jest W Me
dIiels o godz. Bel pc posudniu pod No
779 Milwaukee ave " hall OBJ. M. Ma
~jewskiego, beizie pierssze zsbranie
polskow, starszych wiekiem.
Gel zebranis jest: I~awiazarie iowa
rzystwa Weteranow wszystkrch star
szych wiekiem rodsk6w, cd lat 40tr
eh'sskteru niePoszlakowanego.
Many nadzleje, ae powaani wiekieu
bracia, zeehca zebrsc sic jsknsjliozniej
tsm~Ssrdziej ae maIace sic zswisra6 To
~arzystwo, wyklucza wszelki ,,busi
ness". KOMITET.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21
oWOlne Polskfe Sfovo,,

Syohod1i Pierwszego I p~ietn.steeo l...
diego miesifcs. Podsie wiadomoici {,
Pogisdy z Pierwszej reki, tax . kr.in'
gsko 'ef z emigracyi poiskiej. -Poois'
dami swemI wyswisdozs wielk. ~
.ugs G1yeelnikom " rozwoiu umy.io-
Sym. oPow,zeohnienie tego pism: ies,
osrozo Poaedsne. " Amsryoe - st..
niosc utatwis nsbycie kasdemu. Abcn.-
mem rocnny kosztuje dollar jeden 4
Pof, Pien,sdze posyia5 przez Post ONos
orosr, sdresulso: M. Adck 70 Rsis.I
ne du -Four, Paris,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21
Kronika miejsco1a.


w uoieRfym tyRodniu umarf BIZ. Ian
Jsikowski. chora,y IIgo Did siaiu WI
nych PIlskich Keskusow i ozionek Nv.
Mar. Pol. Zparty urodzl sic W Pc.
xna6 skien T. 1864 w Aueryce byl
lat 10 Pogrzeo odbyi sc Z kos,iois
sw. Ts6jcy PREY ~wsp6iudxale IIgo
Oidriaiu Wol1ych Polskich Krakusow
orkiestrs graisos melodye aaiobne ma
ozele. sp. Jan p~olo,t,wii tone i trojga
dzieci.
w niedziele wieczorem odbyio sic
na sail OBJ. A. Gr,enw.lds posiedzenie
polskiego Kluou RsPubllkshskiego, M
kt6reu obrano sdministrsoye jag ma
stepuje: A. Groeuwald, pref, Ssbsh
ski, vice PREF, Korzenie sski. sekretsrz
prot, Wllkosze wski, sekr. fu., A. Ma.
je~ski, kssyer. Klub ten liczy przeszio
200 czlonk6w.
Klub dem. l6sj wardy ma swe Pc
siedzenia u oh. Why.
*TowsrIystwo see woo v imienia XII
iihskiego urEsdzs W pierwsza niedziele
po W.elxiej nocy przedstawienle tea
tralne ma rzscz psrsf sS. Te6jcy.
*Nisjski Konrsd Burkhardt zostanie
wydsuy stiom ME ~nisckim, ~przyznsw-
szy zwiszko "emu komisarzowi p. Hoy
ne'mu, re ~popeinii " Niemczech rome
oszustwa.
Jan Maikowski, licza,y lat Is. kto.
~ zostai ~przejschsny przer pocisg
Northwestern unsri wskutek odniesio-
nysh poksleczeh.
Chicago, oprocz istniaia,ej ju.
nLituvy", wychodzlt bsdzie druga IL
tewska gazets.
%Poosg kolei Rock Island przeje.
chsi i zabli ~niejskiego PiOtrs GAjew.
skiego.
W domu p S~tss'ewskiego spalii sic
salon naleascy do p. Lsskow skis go.
Ma miejscu wYstAwy gmach .tsnu
Illinois stai sic passive plomieni W ME.
dziele po poaudniu.
w srode pred poludniem powsta
pcAar W kolumnadzie iscaacei gmacl
rolnictwa Z hsla mas,yni- zgorzaia teI
wspsniaia gruPa ,quairIga".
= Z.caeto rozprawy " sprawie odno
vienna proCesu Przecrw Prendergastowi
roy burmisrrzs II ,~rrisoua.
ami hr. L Ibiehska ii1z>ia W re
,zgody" IS ma rsecz ~bIednycb.
spt.ceniu wszystkich racbunxov
Lkom zwois posted, eaie, ma kt6
-zediozy sprawozda lie.
t.bryks g4laret czyii .,Jsllie." "a
pp.: kaIimierz Preuss j Hlpoli
wek, " okolIcsch Noble ul.
ne ich polecamy. laskawym wzgle
;. publcznosci.
NJ lew csyk ziotyl " redakcyi ma
q rrecz pawilonu polsko-amery.
ego tl.OO.
lat nssz zwiazkowy pan G.. Woj
sukiernik majscy % letuia prak
Wyrsbia karmelkI rosllnIe bar
uteczte Ds kaszel, chrypke i v
ga cierpienia piucne. Ksrmelk
scajs wszyscy lekar'e polscy.
kna ]e knpic " kaadej apiece -
hub tes u t.bryksnts pod Mr.. 20 E nm,
al. Ksrmelki to polecsmy miano sici,
'sdobuym czyteluiczkom naszym.
l2go marca rozpoczns sic W Audito
wyste7y Famous <iej i wfoskie
perry. Spe~,c teds trupie trzecl
polakow: Jan r .szke, Edward Rsszk'
Elm. Grombczewsxi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21
Kf0 SOBIE zYClY svoiob -

KEO soBIE zYClY swoiob k,..
- "nyoh lub przyjaoio1 Z En-.
soPy 10 Ameryki sprowadzi6 lini. okre-
iowa Przez Hamburg, Bremen, Ant.
werPiA Rotterdam, Amsterd.m.
s~zc.ecin, do New Yorku, Phil.delpbH'
Baltimore, Montreal t. d., MECH ,ie
rgsosi do gi6wnego sgenta n. v,zv,.
kie LIME okretowe:
III. g. @. SCHMIDT.
Winona, Ainnssoso.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-21
DIR Wfad. Statkiewicz.
Lekarz re starego kraiu

Lekarz re starego krsju
|. ~dugoletnia praktyks PREY So .a.ach
jsk W Europe, tax Ameryce, sps ali
sta chorob kobiecych i dziecinnycn le-
cry Z dobrym skutkiem wszelkie cnoro
by zastarzale, jak to: dusznose, rsuma
tyzm, choroby gardfa, piersi, toll dka;
81 gsowy, ocz, nosa, uszu, feb.y skro-
oufy, wyrzuty ma giowie 1 skorz. /; choro-
oby msciczne, zboczenia eegr Iarnosci
oiaie oPfawy, krwotoki, uicp'odnosc
bolesci popologowe i t p. dc egliwosci
kobiece | wog6le wszelkis oh Icby met.
czyzs, kobiet i dzisci - leczy predko i
~skutecInie.
Lekarstwa - przyrzsdzane mojem
lsbcrstoryum pod wytaczngm mym do
zorem.
DO dck.adGle % lie motnosci czytel
nis) opissnsgo twego ~cierpienia Z wy.
IN eulenisu .,Lgody" dcfacz2 cent. zna
z eS pocztowy. cdwtc .na poczta cd
pow,em lie psdzle twsc kuracya / CO
oeda kosztcwa6 lskRr5tws.
Adres.
Dr.. ". StaiEkiesoicS,
954 Joliet str. "A SALE, ILL.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-05
KANSAS UNITED BRETHREN.
Assignment of Ministers of the Sect for the
Ensuing Twelve Months.


Ensuing Twelve Months.
TOPEKA, Kan, Sept. 26.-The Kan
sas conference of United Brethren,
which had been in session the greater
part of the week, presided over by
Bishop Castle, closed to-day. The sta
tioning committee announced the fol-
lowing appointments:
North district. H Snyder presiding elder.
May Day. NJ f. Scouten: Green. J. d. Deever;
Blue Valley c. NJ Hines; Corning. n. a.
Bland; Sabetha, L. L. McAferty; Pleasant
Grove, J. Lewis; Robinson, 7. ID. Halbert;
Soldier Valley, ]. +. o. Wagner; Hoyt, w. ID.
Slower.
Middle district. +. Meredith. presiding
elder. McLouth. j. H. Frazer: Merden. +. NJ
FISHERMAN; OsawlSie, F. K. Mitchell; Topeka,
s. C. Coblentz; Junction City, E. L. Baldwin;
Valley Grove, w. n. Huffman; Lawrence, a.
V. Lauderback: Lecompton, n. l.. Vezie:
Greenwood. f. L. Guyer: Richland, j. w.
Cleaver; Willow Springs, NJ. L. Roby.
South district-G. NJ. Huffman, presiding
elder New Lancaster, b. Presson: Peoria
City, NJ. c. Paisley: Richter. NJ. T. Clarke; Mt
Pleasant, L. $. Tarvin; Lyndon Mission, N.
q. Taubian; Usage City. C. Broden: Bushong,
s. Z. Williams; Council Grove. g. b. Clay;
Banner City, H McAferty: Solomon, E. b.
Slade: Detroit d. ]. Cole; Enterprise, J. I.
Reynolds
C. NJ. Brooke was appointed presi-
dent of Lane university; j. S. Brooke,
professor of mathematics of the same
institution, and J. A. Weller and Mrs.
f. III. Weller professors in a college at
Enterprise.
E. Shepherd, j. c. Winherd and l.. E.
Paul were appointed conference evan
CeliSts
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decade. 1t was a strange situation of
the presiding officer of q convention,
evidently against his will, being
forced to accept unanimous nominal
ton.
1t was nearly o'clock when Chair
man Hill called the convention to order.
The committee on permanent organiza-
ton then reported recommending Sen
ator Hill permanent chairman which
was adopted, and the committee on
resolutions made report.
The resolutions congratulate the peo-
pie upon the repeal of obnoxious legis-
lation by democratic congress-; con-
denim the unsound legislation that
drives out gold and threatens silver
standard: rejoice at the repeal of the
Sherman law and that faith has been
restored in the ability of the govern
ment to maintain a constant parity be-
tween its gold and silver coinage; that
by the repeal of the Mckinley tariff
law the taxation of the many for the
benefit of the few has been notably di-
minished, but deprecate the ENGRAVING
upon the new tariff bill of the income
tax feature: ask for the rigid enforce
ment of all laws to prevent and con-
troll trusts, and indorse 1.-The honest
purpose and high ideas which have
characterized the administration of
President Cleveland and pledge their
earnest support in all his efforts to Sc
cure the enactment of democratic
measures and the carrying out of demo-
cratic policies"
When the nominations were reached
the name of John Boyd Thatcher was
presented for governor. so was the name
of Senator Hill, at which the conven-
ton went wild. Senator Hill declined
the honor, but the delegates refused to
listen to him and upon a roll call every
county cast its vote for Hill, and he was
made the unanimous choice of the con-
vention for governor. Hon. Daniel Ii.
Lockwood. of Buffalo, was nominated
for lieutenant governor and James G..
Gaynor, for judge of the court of ap-
peals. The convention then adjourned.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-05
KANSAS CROPS.
The Past Week Has Been Good Growing
Weather-An Crops Doing Well.

The Past Week Has Been Good Growing
weather-An Crops Doing Well.
TOPEKA, Kan. Sept. 26.-The weekly
bulletin of the Kansas weather service
says: With but few local exceptions
pastures are in fine condition over the
state and the week has given good
growing weather. Flowing for and
sowing wheat are in general progress.
Wheat and rye are up in many counties
and presents a fine appearance. Apples
are growing larger, tomatoes ripening,
gardens responding and late cabbage
improving. In the far southwest q
better second crop of sorghum is ex.
pected to be harvested than the first.
Alfalfa is all cut and stacked in the
northwest. In Barber late peaches are
selling from IS to 70 cents per bushel
and apples from Is cents to Sl.0O. The
hail did much damage to apples. In
the eastern division potatoes have rot
ted in the ground in considera bic num-
bers. and in some cases those not rot
ting have begun to grow. In the eX
IRENE northwest the ground is getting
dry again
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-05

covery, even after the disease has pro-
crossed so far as to induce repeated bleed
ings from the lungs, severe lingering cough
with copiOus cXpectoratio1 including tu-
bercular natter. great loss of flesh and cx-
IRENE crnaciation and weakness.
Do YOU doubt that hundreds of such cases
reported to US as cured by Golden Med
ical Discovery - were genuine cases OF that
dread and fatal disease You need not take
our word for it. They have, i'll nearly every
instance, been so pronounced by the best
and most experienced home physicians,
who have no interest whatever Ill mis-
representing them. and who were often
strongly prejudiced and advised against
a trial of Golden Medical Discovery"
but who have been forced to confess that
it surpasses, i'll curative power over this
fatal 1nalady, all other medicines with
which they are acquainted. Nasty cod
liver oil and its filthy enlulsions" and
mixtures, had been tried in nearly all these
cases and had either utterly failed to bene-
fit, or had only seemed to benefit little for
a short time Extract of malt. wliiskey,
and various preparations Of the hypo-
phosptites had also been faithfully tried
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The photographs of large number of
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-05
A Trail of Flour.

ArcHIsoN. Kan, Sept &c. The Pro
tective association followed into Atchi-
son yesterday trail OF flour left by
parties who had robbed a store at
Shannon, a small village about {
miles northwest of this city. Being
closely pursued, Jim Conway, colored,
one of the robbers, jumped into the
Missouri river, but a few scattering
shots had the effect of bringing him to
shore. James Monroe, tine other rob-
Der. was captured without much diff
Guilty. They are both ex-convicts,
having served time in the Kansas peni
te ntiary.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-05
STOPPING A RUN. ON A BANK.

Several Sacks of Wagon-Washers Proved
Valuable Property.
A man whose hair is now snow
white, and whose activity long ago
gave place to the feebleness and slow
ness of old age, tells story of how,
over thirty years ago, in fact nearly
forty years ago, in the days of the gold
fever on the Pacific coast. he stopped a
run on bank by quick-wittedness,
nerve and holiness.
'The bank was perfectly solvent"
he says, but one of those wild rumors
that used to float over mining towns in
sisted that had no gold, and that the
deposits could never be made good.
The run started one afternoon just be-
fore the hour for closing, and it was
pretty exciting, 1 tell you. Those
miners were all armed, and they
swarmed around the house, swearing,
shouting and bowling desperately.
We continued to pay out money up to
the usual hour for closing, and then
we stopped. 1t was just about time to
stop, too, for our gold was nearly ex-
hausted.
"We drove the people out of the bank
and posted big notice on the door:
"'This bank will open at the usual
hour in the morning.
"They cheered at that, but they did
not .disperse, and leaving an armed
guard in the bank 1 went home to
think over some possible way of avoid
ing collapse. This was the plan
had to follow: 1t was slim
chance, but my only one. Over in
s., another town, L had another
bank, no better off for ready gold than
this one. / was interested in stage
line, and among the property which |
had acquired in 'dicker' once was a
load of wagon washers. They were
stored over in s.. 1 set out on
horseback at gaHop for s., had
four horses hitched to stage coach,
filed several gunny bags with washers
and loaded them on the coach. The
bluff did not stop there. Inside and
on top of the coach l placed half a
dozen men armed to the teeth, to guard
the immense treasure.
I'VE went out of s. at sharp
trot before daylight, and arrived at my
besieged bank shortly before the time
for opening. When the crowd saw the
well-flled sacks they cheered like mad,
but | did not say word. | had half
the guards clear a passageway. and
then. while the armed men carefully
watched the crowd, the sacks of wash
ers were transferred to the VAULT
was a brick and sheet iron affair, on
the same floor with the desl1s-while
the crowd cheered and cheered.
"When it was time to throw open the
doors for business | came out to the
steps.
"'Boys.' l shouted, Il don't know
how much of a run you are going to
make on this bank, SO have prepared
for you. All | have to say is. start
right in. There are plenty of full sacks
in this bank, and we can get more if
we need them. The bank is now open
for business
well, those boys lifted the hair of
my head with their yelling, and there
was no run. A few cautious people
withdrew their deposits, but we were
able to pay them without having to
open our sacks of washers-fortunatel
for US. IN. Y. Tribune.