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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
10 EXAMINE THE UMBRELLA TRUST BOOKS

Judge Freedman. OF the Superior Court has given
q decision denying a motion to order new in
ventory and appraisement Of the assets OF the
Umbrella Company Truso. which was recently
paced in the hands OF Receivers Niles NJ OBrien
and Arthur c. Palmer but granting the Application
o. the Stockholders for permission 10 examine the
books OF the company. This motion was made in
the interest Of John Brown and John Ma,zenbacher
Of this city and Anton Rus.y. OF Boston. stock
holders They Alleged that the statements OF the
and liabilities of the company ware made
for the purpose Of decevng the Court. and in order
10 dispose Of the 10 the persons formerly m
terested In the management 81 the company, VINO
intend TO organize a new company. Ihey cnarSed
that the property Of the company had been under
valued 70 the extent OF 10000 and that merchlndse
sad 10 be worth $3.50 90 was fu..y worth $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ATTENTION. TgNf ECvlnNEH BAG
GNiN $40 VII nuj tNrwArh. y.
sf.tk lu.us hN'grs' = 'siAh!.H''.4
cunf.c'ilnsry. r--rr.am a.. c,Hr 'i'''
Particulars. HODGES. 10 h''-sd"if
X "m ~
ATTENTION.. GRocThs Bargain $50
viii '-v Nevaft = j. stnck business
nN'ur~@ ~ .~..lilsnei ,a"h - - bur
n.s. sler month. Particulars HOBBIES
10 ~ .alYg'. Room "
4 YpING MlN o. .nniir AMI i'l."s
.ggs me who an invest &l' AMI tHt"
hsll Interest IN business I'd s'ra t''''.
~ trYuiHHv
m'rOliER AHD GROCERY STORE FOR
sAIE Fixtures AnI cooler all new, hnr
order. Foai stock. moderate. NJ Fat'r-
ave. nrplki}n.
cAfIIoRNIA RNISIN VINEYARD. -
acres Irrigated. i.Ante- i''>r. mics
nom Fresno 'ify. VIII "Nrhnng~ ~ st.
pert, :a..Iri N.N Nlfk. ANDERSON.
- i'rna-~ao
10 Yor WANT 4 PRIVATE sE,KE-
TART At 81 \ YEAR II s". AIii -
fnr any Information. 'phI'tA i'.''
Tribune Once
EyHoPEs famous hypno,ie, and ILLUSION
~ fs-lr-s parts with means iu tour thls
ami f.uiop~An countries. Sl5p prunt guar
an'ecl weekly. AtdresS l'E OHM ~ Ash
fo'd-st. br"oSiyn.
ron SALE ran'.bs lumber aai coal
bushes mnuithT sa. Do. n""r ni.'
a,r-. ralir.l I'll !Iur. .h.-t - ~ q. ai,'.-
Har.sn. Ri,rs ! "a FIELDER. - LID
slis 80
roR SALE In'er.st 90 chartered COR
i,,rttion Principal. address "iih r.f"-
en'e INSURANCE BOX 1 Tf'| 90" ONO
ONE OF TIIE h.r llr.t'I and '-iahii-' 80
phri i.,aph ru~ru"-s.s g. mo ''unif'.
lt.h rrI..-. i.t ,niarr- or N'. fINHN.
. bargain. 'AEnON. " last i'h-si
rArrX1-s carefully Dl'An-I. moderate
fe. altic" without Charge. E'N -
GUTHRIE. Cn...an Building Wa-hirr.
ton. u. g.
RELIABLE MAN. with 500" wanted.
pace 4 retiring paftn~r. c'th bn~in'-.'.
.-i,bil shed 1861 g. D iurom~ atsur'I. ~
ilsf. money secured. IKiNEf. sGi
lyoadway
SMALL MACHINE LATHE rr sale
cheap. ar vii ~s,hArgr for larger une.
laqvlfe at 5lo We 3ith ~.
SOUTHERN MERCHANT would pas 70
On 'hs dollar cash for far 90 -.fins stock
~ clothing An-w'S NEW YORK WHO'LL
SALE PURCHASING AGENCY. $50
Uroadv-y.
TEAS dlackp. cl-gant. ; pounds delivered
81 -. H. G. DEKlNGEE. Post me-.
New york
" ANfi.D. An Iuflirl cunning 'If'H JOY
ah,if Ellot muk~ preferred Address y.
EAGLES. lsJ Broadway Nrw-Nnlk
ADVERTISEMENT AMI svEscRIP-
VlONS For me NEW YORK TRIM
TNE Wilt UE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE 81 l2i2 broadway.
20 doj. north u Thirty -nr-'-,t.. and 40.
NERTi9EMENTS 1t the following lranrh
of-ces: ~ Eighth ave 900 Tnlfd ave.
corner Foriy -,cyenth-st. i59 Eag Forty
.evcnth-st. corner Thlid.ayt.. 40 East
,25ih-st. near Thiri-ay- 1926 rhird-aN~..
near SlNty -nrst-st. I.IVN Fms ~: 'o5
West Forty second ST.. l3 COlumbus-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
DEPARTURE or THE MAYOR oN THE PARIS

Mayor Gilfoy reached his Office nt o'clock yes
,erday morning. and spent an hour IN i'Spnic hing
business and IN giving Instructions about what
should be lone IN his ah'encr Then h" went 10
the pier % the American Line and got aboard The
pari. Ills two young sons Eugene and Arthur.
anl hls DAUGHTER Nix Fannie. were vim him
few Tammuny otilcehoicrs we're on The pier 10 tel
hlri go0lfy. The MAYOR remained below untt Ia"
vessel was about 70 rtlit. At u O'Clock ana men
from the uIyer f"ck. he waved hs RojlhYrH - ms
friends .,. , So.
Colonel George Mcclellan. president 81 ne
Board Of All,rmen. viii h@ Acting Mayor unth
the return OF Mr.. GllToy carly next monin
Before leaving hi. Office. the MsNo rrieIai"I M.
assertion that hi. Tip had no political motive. Bat
was taken purely FOR his health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
HELP WANTED.

Male.
AGENTS WANTED in every county IN
the I nIfsI states .1i Canada. a popular
household article. bi. profits. ".-y seller
exclusive territory given to right pariir-.
particulars tnl circulars hy maxi IN
PEHlAL MO CO.. Stroudshurg Penn.
ONE GOOD AGENT WANTED-C,l :
90 . 30. m. NEW-NoRK WINDOW
CLEANING 90. ~ East 3~fh-st.
SALESMAN WANTED Immediately FOR
Fantili Nurseries. salary lr commission;
gYYI opening % night nan STONE *
WELLINGTON Toronto. ont.
WANTED Young man 20 TAX" special
course atenngraph, BOO court r'p Irter's II
fec. VIII assist him - pps.ti u when "t-
pahl-. % Norll IundUg
ADNERTI,E..EATS AND SUBScRIP-
TONS FOR THE NEW YORK TRIM.
ISK Will d. RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. ~ / 2i2 Broadway
- donr r-''h 4 Thir'y-nrsf-'i.: and AID
Ni'RTfSs NESrS " th- following Branch
OTicrs. "a E.eh'h-are. geo Thir1-ave.
c>fu~r Tort' f.N'nth-s1.. 10 Fast Forty
seventh -; corn.. ThLd ave. 10 EST
ig5'i-.'. u~or Thlrl-a.e.. - Thiri-ste
n.lr Si,.S fret 81. los First-ave.. 100
W.st T0r'y-s"e1ni 1872 Columbus ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16

Church Of 81. Anthony Of Padua. in Sulvan-st.
which Is an Italian Catholic church. the celebration
OF mass attended by large congregation. and
along in the afternoon and evening. in the district
which 10 pcoplc1 largely by Italians. bands were
playing and iiIccrackers were set Off
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16

FEAST or THE ASSUMPTION oAh ,,''.., na.
III. Feast Of the Assumption was SreSs. IN
terday in a. the Roman Ca'n ,sr@.y attended and
city. Tne , ss received holy communion In '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
WORK WANTED.


Female.
Az "A STENOGRAPHER desires extra
-'rnngNphic dlctatiou ~ 'ypeNrliliS
r.r,lng. terms reasonable. work guNfan-
,.ei satisfactory. Address ACCURATE.
IrihInr oihr".
COMPANION Young English lady
polished ana refined. wishes 10 becom"
COMPANION % a person ~ means travelling
in Europe og America. nrst-cl,css lirgulst.
references required X. i. Tribune Ofice.
CASHIER. young lady 10 IL office
work or as cashier IN store. rapid pom
man. quick at figures. g. SIS +. l2iih-st.
JANlTRESs Flat or office luilding. small
family. city reference. pay part rent.
Npply 10y mail only WILLIAMS. l'j
2l.nN'.
Young WOMAN wnSdhect envelopes at.
tend 20 correspondence or copy for 81
p.r day Miss h.. 81 Taylor-s,. BkIyn
ApVkRTisrMr.NTs AND SrBSCKIP.
rlCNS FOR THE SEWl0l;k TKlB.
:tNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
,r1OWN OFFICE. No. Ia: Broanway'
u door north Of 'rhrty-ilrst.>t. and AD'
.risItSFNt.N'l> at the following Branch
Umers ia fighih.aNe. 100 lhird.aYe,
corner Forty sevcnth-st $50 East Forti:
>.Ncnth-st. corner Ihrri nNS. loo East
l25rn.st near Third.aVe. ,n2o TMrd-aye;
near SiNtv.ilrst -. .7pS flr>i-aNe. lo6
West Forty-.", ord-st 1872 ,clumou$ar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16

ADVERTISEMENTS AND suBscnIr-
uNE wilt pE RpcEIvEpo At THE
UPTowN OFFICE. No. i:aa br nn% x
vERTTsEMENTs~a the following Branch
ofiic.s: a5i Eirhih-ave.; 100 Thirt-aye..
corner Forty seventh-st.; i5s East Forty.
seyenth-st.. corner Tbird-ave.: no East
,os,h'., neor Trird-nve. ,n2G Thirdavc..
near sixty-first-st: i.7os rirst-ave.; 100
West Forty-second-s,: 10c Columbusavs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
FURNISHED ROOMS.

LARGE and SMALL ROOMS hands an'h
furnished private family gentlemen pre-
fcrred. mod.rat" prices. references. 80
Vest lGth-st
10TH ST. ~ WEST Nicely furnished
lars" ana medium rooms. -. 81. - and
s. superb. large apartment
. ADVERTISEMEN'rs AID SUBsCRIP.
TONS FOR THE NEW YORK TKlB-
TNE WILL hr RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. ~. i2i2 Broadway
q door Forth 4 Thirty-irs'-st. and AD-
VERTISEMEN'rS at the following Branch
Ofce~. 20 Eighth ave. go Third-ave..
come Forfy-scNrUth-st.. li9 East Forty
sevcu'h-st. corner Thid-aye.. $50 East
l@5'h-st. near Fhiri-av... ! .u28 ThId-ave..
near Slxtv-nrs,-. los First-nve.: 1906
West Forty-sscOnd- st. 1872 Columbus ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

a PERFECT GEM. --Two-story basement
brick ana stone. Iialsey-st: finished IN
hardwood. opsn Il! place. mirrors. ice
chest furnace. . rooms and lath. l'NlV
a perfect house at lcss than auction price.
VIZ. H. FRIDAY. 2i3 R.id-aye.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner IVsth-sL
subftaAthl. artistic detached house. low
price; send for circular. ATLAS III
PRONEMENT CO. Is Broadway.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

GERMAN MAN 40 wears Of age wishes
positlnn as fireman. stableman or watch
man. Address L. CHRISTlANsSEN' iio
East C3d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
BOARD AND ROOMS.

DESIRABLE PARTIES can have elegant
furnished rooms. good b1Orl II desired,
IN lino private hous'. 2j3 West 3sth-st.
ONE OR TWO select gentlemen can have
rooms. with or without board. - East
7Gth-si
SECOND FLOOR. consisting Of two large
rooms and bath. in handsome house In
''tn-st-. near jih-avs.. 20 one or two
bachelors. Address PERMANENT. .2i2
broadway.
: WEST 18TH ST. Handsome. large. airy
front room. best n,ighboghood. also h~-
room. all convcniences.
10 EAST 4GTH-ST. With BOARD: hand
somev furnished rooms fdr gentleman
and wife and single gentlemen: first class;
with hot and cold water: reference.
2lSTST. ~ EAST Gramercy ParO.-
cool rooms. generous table. reasonable
rates. everything frst-class private park
privilege. references.
2iST-ST.. . WEST Desirable rooms With
superior board: select surroundings. per
inAr"ntly. transienfly. moderate summer
rates. references rNchang"s.
2GTH- ST. ~ WEST. -Millor's Family ho-
tel. American plan. permanent Or tran
silent: secure room now fs the winter.
send for circular.
q WEST 2GTH-ST. Handsomely FUR
nshed rooms. large and small. excellent
iallr
jOTH ST. 81 WEST Rooms with board.
terms reasonable. table board. references.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBsCRIr.
TONS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
lNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. ~. I242 Broadway
~ floor north ~ Thrty-frst-st: and AD-
NEhrGSENENTS at The following Branch
Oh.crs. ~ Eighth-aye.. 40 Third-aNe.;
& rn.r Forty Nenth-st.. 10 East Forty
seyenfh-st corner ThirI-aV".; 80 East
l2ith-st.. near Third-ayc.: C2G Third ave.
near sixty nrst-st.. l.10S First-ave: 100
West FOrtysecogd st. 1872 Columbus-ave.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

FURNISHED IlOIfE at East Orana".
y. j.. to let for the WlntG new nous"
II rooms. all conv-ni~ccs. near station
will De let low to small family only.
Apply on premises to W. y. CALDER.
81 'arton-st
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRIP.
TIONS FOR THE NEW YORK Tl;il,.
TPTOWN OFFICE. 40. I.2i2 Broadway.
81 noor north u Thlrty-nrst-st.. and AID
REFRESHMENTS ~ the following Branch
Oflces: "a Eighth-aye 40 Third ave
corner F,rty-scvcn hist, l'H East Forty
scv-nth-st corner Thirh-avc: $50 East
i25th-st. ncai ThTti-ave .o2G Third-ave.
near SiNty-nrs,-'i: LOS Firs'-ave.: loC
West Forty scco sd-st.: 1872 Colgmbus-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16

AGENTS COMMISSION saved bv purchas-
w your sewing fnnohines direct At our
salcrrOoms machines II al makes. cash
or credit II. kAuSCH. l5l 3d-asr.. near
llsfh.rt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16

DESIRABLE PARTIES can have elegant
furnished rooms. good b1Ord II desired,
In lIno prisni. hnns. 2j2 Nesi 3Nth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

\ PRIVATE GENTLEMAN VIII accom-
MEDIATE parties with loans On their house
hold furniture without removal. legal In
terest. confidential. c. DAVIS, Twelfth
Ward Bank. ~ East i2jth-st.
pOTAS HAPPY DRAW.-Rest cigar trick
invented. owners always are safe; It Is
easy and simple To work: price. 10y mail.
postpaid. ~ cents. Address DOIA'S CON-
EINAyION HOUSE. =. .. Box -. Publ.
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HELP WANTED.


Female.
WANTED Energetic lnli.s - mall cor
,ulua gr' alircs--e. writing etc. at
home. ga wage. steady work. no an
,as-irg. md stamp. Mia MARY STAN
TlN h.sk = south .rd lnd
WANTED Intelligent young lady expect
INK 10 lca!u rt'unriapHy. VIII T." taught
IN Office = court reporter VIII assist h'r
fo position 80 World Building
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

WANTED.-Free and clear farm. for
equity private house. i2J;h-st.. rented.
bargain. NIXON. 60 Broalway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
FOR SALE.

AGENTS COMMISSION saved bv purchas-
uv your sewing fnnohines direct At our
salcprOoms. machines II al makes. cash
or credit. II. KAuSCII. 3i5l 3d-str.. near
llsth-st.
\ FAMILY WILL SACRIFICE their hand
some fancy case upright piano. cost Sti1
fev months ago scarf. stool. rr slN'. In
quire ~ East mn 1T.
AT REDUCED PRICEs-5oo s-con,.-
halc wood and Iron working machines.
fully guaranteed. machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE B EDDY. 800 MAil-
scn-s,
AT LITTLEs TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton.
St. New-fork. workshop machinery 0oot
saws designs and fancy WOODS. incnbators
and breeders In operation.
MAGNIFICENT large. almost new
grand upwrisht piano; three pedals: I'll
yer mounted. received highest world
award. sacrificed. one-quarter price. ~
West 3sth-sA -----
BICYCLES
New $3.50 Raleighs guaranteed. So
New ti25 Dauntless (guarAnteeD. SO
New 500 CrescenIs tglmranle.dl vi?
100 others. s25. $50. $50 and $40.
Easement, 10 Barcay-st.
near Broadway
GICYCLE. 90 Columbia. 81 II. also
2s-ib. Columbia. wool rims. new 1otn
wheels guaranteed. g. y. BOWEN. 2sG
Livingsion-st.. Brooklyn.
BICYCLES closing at cos: about twenty
high grade pneumatics ri and 80 pounds.
500 and $i5: absolutely new. i3sn Lexihs-
ioa-ave.. near Hth-st.
DEsKs.--A four-foot polished oak rolliop
desk for SO. S-foot high roll solid OAK
desk .of SIS: the biggest bargains In new
York. EMPIRE DESK CO. tW Is "al
FOR SALE.-Eicycle high frame li0p
pneumatic safety: guaranteed prrl'c,:
In crate and brand new. lamp. l'll, All
tools. complete: only 81 -. liza row
crs-st.. Brooklyn.
gAfES.-Chsap FOR ca-r. closing ort STOCK
on hand Of Ea.isual cafes a less
than oost Of ynsufaciure. p. n. okOss-
coz Broadway
TIIORCI'GUpRED ENGLISH SETTER
and rabbit hound pups. these pups arc
from best trained hunting stock In Maine.
{. l. NJ MERkIFlELD, Carleton House,
RockpOrt Ne
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-09
1t May DO As Much For You.

Mr.. Fred Miller. of Irving, ILL.,.
writes that he had a severe Kidney
trouble for many years, with severe
pains in his back and also that his
bladder was affected. He tried many
so called Kidney cures but without
any good result. About year ago
he began use of Electric Bitters and
found relief at once. Electric Bitters
is especially adapted to cure all Kid
ney and liver troubles and often gives
almost instant relief. One trial will
prove our statement. Price only soc.
or large bottle. At Evans Bros.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-09
Moran.

Frank Stevenson is sick with ty.
pboid fever. j. r. Mcknight and
family intend to move to Oklahoma
SOON 49,. j. s. Miller is the new cash
Ter of the Moran bank. go. The En-
deavors of the Christian church had a
Tie social Friday evening. 1t was
well attended and enjoyed by all pres
emit. 80. Prof. Higgins is teaching a
class in writing. 49,. Will Irwin is Oc-
cupying the farm vacated by Mr..
Fields. 800. The temperance meeting
held last Monday evening in the Pres
byterian churchwas mainlydevoted to
business. Deep interest in the cause
was manifested and arrangements
were made for regular monthly meet
ings in the different churches 49,.
The ladies Of the Methodist Protestant
church held a rag carpet ball social at
Manley Hall Tuesday evening =.
The Teachers Association held at this
place last Saturday was largely at
tended. Moran is always glad to well
come such gathering and will not
soon forget this one. Prof. Fogle-
mans neck is adorned with q large
and we'll developed specimen of Jobs
comforters. He is quite inclined to
make pet of it. 80. Miss Jean An
derson who is teaching the Fair Lawn
school in the edge of Bourbon county
was the poor unfortunate who had the
measels not Miss Anna Anderson who
teaches the Fair Lawn school two
miles west of Moran.
KNUCYrRp0CKE
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-09
HnrphOIdf.

A good rain fell Sunday. The river
raised steadily and overlooked the
fairgrounds the first of the week. 800.
Miss Grace Denton is sick with pneu-
monia. 80. Dale Booze is slowly gain
ing .... Geo Mckinley is happy. An
eight pound boy came to his house
Feb. %. Monday Abe and Tom
Noble started for Los ADgelus, Cal.
Mrs. Grace Wicks accompanied them.
Her husband went to California last
fall. Mr.. Oscar Brett went to Chi
cagO Monday. "A MIR. Wiley, of
Iowa, has purchased the Fenagle farm
and has moved there. 80. Jas. Peery
is in Savonburg this week shipping
broom corn. -. The gospel meetings
at Savonburg still continue with good
success. 80. p. johnson made a bust
ness trip to SavOnburg the first of the
week 49, Mrs. H. A. Brown is ill.
ELLA Wright will give an enter
tainment at Germania Hall Saturday
hight under auspices of Ladies' Aid.
Everybody invited to attend. Hear q
good speaker and help aid the poor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-09
Prairie Dell.

The neighbors have already COM
menced sowing oats. Salem is
having a season Of revivals conducted
by Rev. Miller of Humboldt. Mr..
Ploughman and wife have taken
little girl, two years old, to raise as
their own child. -. Grandpa Crowell
is calling around among his friends
again. Mrs. Barth was surprised
last week by a number of her friends
calling to spend the day with her. =.
Mr.. Rosenburger has moved to lola.
Dan Tice will cultivate his farm go.
Mr.. Arnold's family have been hav-
ing quite q round with the grip since
they came home from Ohio. Grand
pa Kelley is visiting at Sherrill's this
week. -. George Porter is working
near Humboldt this season. -. d.
Klink, we hear. has recently moved
to lola. Some men from Fit. Scott
are around putting new gratis into
old trees. 49,. We hope the authorities
will not forget about that road east of
the mound. 1t is worse than ever
since the rain, and lots of our people
are going to Humboldt rather than
risk their wagons on this road.
I'LL TRY.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-09
Teachers Association.

The Allen County Teachers AssO-
Citation met in the High School room
in Moran Feb. Sd, 1894. The morning
session was opened by music, followed
by invocation by Rev. Willard, pas
tor of the Presbyterian church.
Press committee and critic were
appointed and the regular work
of the Association taken up. The
recitation on psychology, on emotion
and feeling was very ably conducted
by Mr.. HoltZ. After which the Asso-
citation adjourned to partake of the
bouhtiful dinner prepared by the good
people of Moran. The afternoon ses-
sion was opened by short, lively
talk by Mr.. Collins, after which Mrt
Fogleman conducted his recitation in
the History of Education and the
characters of Pestilozzi and Frobel
were discussed. The negative speak
er being absent, Mr.. Collins, of the
affirmative won the debate. Ques-
ton: ''Should the study of Latin be
introduced in our high SCHOOL," The
words given by Miss Jean Anderson
for spelling and pronunciation were
ones all should remember. especially
"whoa." Mr.. Whitlow delivered a
short but interesting paper on Pa
triotism in our school, in which he
said, patriotism and our public
schools should go hand in hand and
the school is the garden spot where
Patriotism will grow" The music in
charge of Mrs. Dora Brown was high
ly appreciated by all. After miscel-
laneous business the Association ad
journed to meet at Geneva April 9TH.
PRESS Com.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-09
Leanna.

The Concert given by the singing
class was grand success. go. H. A.
Richardson has started his huckster
wagon on the summer routes. The
Scotland school closed March 5th with
social visit from the patrons of the
district. The children rendered quite
a pleasing program and all heartily
enjoyed themselves. 80. VIM Camp
bell took his fat cattle and hogs to
Elsmore last week. Several fami-
lies of Mr.. Huff7s relatives from this
vicinity called on him at his home
near Savonburg last Wednesday for
the purpose of celebrating mis- 9th
birthday. The Leanna literary
has closed for this season. R. NJ.
Cunningham was visiting relatives in
this vicinity last week. Rev.
Saunders preached his farewell SER
mon at Leanna church Sunday morn
ing. Rev. Martin, P. E. will
preach at Big creek chapel next
night. IoTA.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-09
West Side

Quite a rain Sunday. Quite
number of Mrs. Janey Valentines
friends and neighbors gathered at her
home with well filled baskets Thurs
day March LIST, 1894 to remind her of
her Goth birthday. They partoOk of
splendid dinner and went home
feeling as though it was good to get
together once in a while to spend
day. Our neighbors that have
wheat are happy. Colonel Jones
was out to VIM. Valentines last Fri
day afternoon to see his farm -.
The river raised about 8 feet Monday,
and Tuesday it fell about feet ......
Jim Valentine was up at VIM Valen-
tines Monday Josh Valentine
and wife visited Ebb Butler Sunday.
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KNICKERBOCKER.
Elsunore.

The United Brethren have organized
Sabbath school holding their first
session last Sabbath with a good at
tendance. .....J. f. johnson of Moran
has opened up barber shop here.
Rev. Lesser has begun series of
meetings in the NJ. E. church. 80.
Rev. Barnhart, wandering Jew has
been spending q few weeks in Elsmore
and adjoining communities lecturing
and assisting in the meetings. 49,.
Pickell & Perry of lola were in town
buying broom corn one day last week.
Hilly Donaho returned home recently
from Mo. where he has been for some
time past. Mr.. Huff, ALI Carter,
and little Effie Mcdonald are on the
sick list. Rev. Stout will preach
at the M. f. church Sabbath morning
at IL O'Clock. .. Mrs. ]. P. Decker is
visiting with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Cutter. Dan Sparks has
moved his barber shop to the east of
the hotel. Quite q number came
up from Savonburg and other adjoin-
ing communities to take the county
examination. 80. Harry Decker is
able to be on the streets again.
ALPHA
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-09
Geneva.

w. H. Roberts shipped hogs from
here last week. F. II. Childs re-
turned from Oklahoma Saturday. 800.
Paul Irwin met with a serious acct
dent Saturday while trying to load
his shotgun, the shell exploding and
blowing powder into his eyes and face
IL is feared that he will lose his eye
sight. Don't pay for boys to fool with
a gun. 80. Mr.. Sisson of Neosho Falls
was in this vicinity buying cattle and
hogs Monday. " Mrs. Rutledge is
very sick with typhoid fever 49,.
Ladies sewing society will be at Mrs.
j. p. Dickey's Thursday. Mrs.
Roberts of Colony is making visit to
her daughter Mrs. r. A. Rowland.
I'D. Sims shipped car of horses
and mules south first of the week.
Martin creek was out of its banks
Sunday night. go. Some are begin
ming to sow oats this week. They
will be planting corn soon. :. How
ard KnOwltOn has rented his farm
to Mr.. Ratliff. KnOwltOn will 60 on
to Mr.. Lees farm near North Cottage.