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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-06-28
Harry earle has quit his job at Os-
and come home for q while.

Harry earle has quit his job at o.
sawatomie and come home for a while.
Miss Ellen Dysart is over from Neo-
shO Falls to stay couple of weeks
with her sister Mrs. Gamble.
Mrs. Danforth was quite sick last
week but is better.
Mr.. John Epperson and wife who
came up from Georgia in the winter
and stayed at Mr.. Ihrig's this summer
got hOmesick for the sunny south and
left for home this week.
Mr.. Ihrig brought in stalk of corn
last week that measured feet and
since that we have heard others say
they had others like it. We will have
to get ladders to gather it at this rate.
Since mentioning Mr.. Hackney's
cabbage there have been lots of others
who had cabbage several weeks be-
fOre,-but we were not asked to SAM
pie any of it.
Every body is undecided where to
spend the Fourth, whether at Hum
bOldt, at Diamond, or at home.
"Uncle" Gale Lambert came to Geo.
Larnbert's from Bronson quite sick
Saturday.
John Johnson had one of his horses
to fall in well Sunday night. The
neighbors helped to get him out on
Monday morning somewhat stifened
up.
Our f. a. A. will have ice cream
and cake at their regular meeting
Friday night.
Mr.. Stansbury has an aunt and
cousin visiting him from Illinois, and
expects his sister and mother the last
of the week from Mound City.
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agent for the REGISTER at Prairie Center Those
desiring to subscribe may do so through her, and
any assistance rendered her in gathering the news
VI the neichborhood will be appreciatedD
Oats are ripening. Crops of all
kinds are looking well.
Ed Smith is working for Geo. Bal
linger this week.
Miss Effie Laid is sick.
James Wilson and son Willie also
Jesse Wilson attended the Ottawa
Assembly this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Baggett gave the
young folks an ice cream party last
Wednesday night. They report a
fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miner and Miss Lulu
Cook from near carlton were guests
of Mrs. ChOguill and family last Sun
day.
George Bellinger was up near Yates
Center part of last week. He called
to see Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Dickinson
on his way home.
Two young men from Smith county
struck here last Saturday hunting
work. Mr.. Wolfe hired them. We
hope they will prove to be good
hands.
Mrs. Justice drove to lola Saturday
and brought her husband home to
spend Sunday. He is attending the
Normal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-06-28
First published May 81, 1895. ]
Publication Notice.

IN the Circuit Court of the United States. Dis.
trict of Kansas, Third Division.
John Jeffries, Walter Lloyd JEFF
fries and William A. Jeffries
Complaintants.
VS.
Lizzie w Barber, Z A Barber.
John Claus, V Sewers
George smith. Peter Dymond No. H.
Arnold DymOnd, Dallas
Smith, Vim + Palmer, WILL
lam HutfmiIe, b II Burnett
(sued by the lame of Ezra q
Burnett, and Edward Z
Holmes, trustee, defendants.
P1 virtue of an order and decree of the Cir
- cult Court of the United States in and for
the District OF Kansas, Third Division, directing
the sale of the lands and tenemen's hereinafter
described, shall offer for sale at public auction
at the trout door OF the county court house in
lola, county OF Allen, State and District of Kan
sas, on the Ind dag of July, at IL o'clock a m
OF said Jay, the following described real estate
to-wit: All of section fourteen Q4l township
twenty-Six lZ6l, range nineteen 49, and the
southwest quarter OF section twenty t2OJ town
ship twenty six (26), range twenty l20 east Of
the sixth principal meridian, situate in Allen
county, Kansas. SOLD without appraisement and
sold " satisfy decree rendered in said court at
The November A. ID. 1894 term thereof Terma
Jf sale, cash i'll hand
Given under my hand at Fort Scott Kansas
MS 10Th day OF ay, A. ID. 1895.
25-2g = p Mosuru
COOK GOssETT, Special Master in
Attorneys tor complainant. ChaHcery.
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ia BARPE.

Mrs. F. NJ. Davis is the authorized reporter and
| agent for the REGISTER at La Ilarpc. Those dcsir
| ing TO subscribe may do so through her, and any
assistance rendered her in gathering the news Of
the neighborhood will be appreciated)
j. w. Carroll left for Jacksonville,
Fla, last Thursday to settle up an es-
! tate.
Rev. Gamble started to Missouri
Monday morning to be gone about
two weeks. Rev. Jones of Bayard
will preach in his stead next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Baker went up
to Neosho Falls Saturday to visit Mr..
Bakers brother and family. They
returned Monday.
We are sorry that the printer made
US say that grandpa instead of grand
ma Delaplain had gone to Erie on a
visit, for we all know that grandpa
ID. is dead. In another place it made
us say Mrs. when it was Mr.. +. w.
Delaplain.
Mrs. Anna Wishard and J. w.
Pickell and family were out from lola
and spent Sunday with {. Ohlfest.
Mrs. Trough of Coffeyville is visit
ing her friend Mrs. Chas. Cole.
MIR. John Ohlfest has a fine new
phaeton and Dim Wood a handsome
new surrey.
Mr.. NJ. f. Pickell was up at Ottawa
and heard Mckinley.
Mr.. Rumble and family were out
from Moran Monday and spent the
day at John Ohlfest's.
Mrs. Ferris had a surprise on her
mother-in-law and invited a few of
the neighbors in to eat cream and
cake in honor of the old lady's birth
day
We extend congratulations to Rev.
Faust and wish himself and bride
bright and happy future.
a few of Mrs. Happersett's friends
were out from lola Tuesday p. m. and |
-Ook luncheon with her.
La Harpe club went up to Geneva
saturday and came out victorious.
The Geneva boys declared Mr.. Fronk
me of the fairest umpires they ever
Jaw notwit hstanding the lola boys
accused him of unfairness when he
lmpired their game with La Harpe.
The boys took in about eleven dol
lars at the ice cream social last week.
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THE COUNTY Jews.
Interesting items From All Over
Allen County,
THE MOST IMPORTANT DEEDS
DONE BY YOUR NEIcH5oRs FAITH
FULLY AND IMPARTIALLY SET
DOWN by REGISTER
REPORTERS.
SouTH EAqlE cGcYI.

(Olivo NJ GeraiI X fh..iu '-'r'2 d rrnarirr ard
accrt for The REGIsTEG ~ e." GHplr tir'v
Those desiring 10 sl'-s r'.r' nav do - ihr"H"f
her. aid any assistance, r'IHrr' q h'r in ga her
the news Of the neiEhborhoud wall be Apr, caicd.l
Mrs A. Trego returned home last
week from her visit in Harvey county
Rev. 7. y. Funston preached ri
JeddO church last Sunday morning
and evening.
Miss Cora johnson visited in lola
several days last week.
At present writing Mr.. David By
Ium is in a very critical condition,
and some of his relatives have been
summoned to his home.
n. w. Crawford and wife went to
Ottawa last Wednesday to the AS
sembly and TO visit friends, returning
home Saturday. They report a grand
lime especially G. 4. f. day.
Maple Grove will have preac ching
after this date in the afternoon at $50
instead Of i'm the fprenOOu as has been
the custom here
There will lac "a local ; =. cOnven-
tiOn held at Fair View school hOnsp
on July 9th. We hone The SUNDAY
GNCiitDOi AoIhfFN 81 tBf SuTIWlH flfN
schools aud Especially of salem town.
ship will endeav0r I" he present and
help to make it - success. Several of
the workers from lola aud HunhnIdt
have promised Ia assist IN the pro
gram.
Mrs. Maxwell If Moran visited rel
atives in this part u few days last
week
John Beeman visited his brother at
Carlyle Saturday aud sunday.
Harmon Downs of Cottage Grove
visited his sister Mrs. John Jay re-
Gently.
Relatives of Mrs. Gerall from Cha
mute visited them Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Palmer visited
friends at Cottage Grove Friday.
Mr.. Thomas father from Quincy,
III, has been visiting him.
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1t May Do As Much For You.

Mr.. Fred Miller. of Irving, Ill. 1,
writes that be 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 a 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
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, 1895-06-28
SheriRs Sale.
First published ! june 1896 ]

Thirst published June 1881
STATE OF KANSAS
ALLEN COUNTY,
In the District Court Seventh Judicial District
Sitting in and for Allen county State OF Kan.
sas.
The Phoenix Mutual Life In
suraDce Company, plaintiff
VS.
Elizabeth L Canatsey and VIM
Canatsey, ct al, defendants,
BY virtue of an order of sale issued BY the
- Clerk of the Seventh Judicial District
Court IN and Tor Allen county. State of Kansas,
IN the above entitled cause, and to me directed
and delivered. will on
MONDAY, JULY s, A. D. 1895,
at O'Clock p. m Of said day at the front door
OF the court house in the city of lola, Allen
county. Kansas. offer for sale and sell 10 the
highest bidder. for cash in hand all of the right
title and interest Of the said defendants Eliza
beth Canaisey and VIM CanatSey ct al To
the following described real estate toy wit. The
south half IA of the northwest Quarter "a OF
section humber thirty three (38 township num-
Der twenty three OBJ range number pfneteen
ly lying and situate in Allen county Kansas
said lands and tenements will be sold as the
properly OF the above named defendant Eliza
beth l.. Canatsey and VIM 8 Cauatsey. ct AL 10
satisfy said order of sale.
.27-3ll G. C. AusUERMAS
Sheriff of Allen county Kansas.
sherlh's Office, lola Kansas, May % 1895
BY d. HOBART, Under Serif.
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BuekIIn,s Arnica saIve

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Mapped hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all skin erup-
tiOns, and positively cure Piles, or DO
pay required 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by Dvans RrOs.
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CARLYLE.

&c. A. Stinson j. the authorized rrnorter and
agent Tor the REGISTER At Carlyle These desir
ing 10 subscribe may do so through him, and any
assistance rendered him in gathering the news OF
the neighborhood will be appreciated.l
John Whitaker is working for c. A.
COZine.
Rev. Hawkins visited in this vicin-
ity last week.
The Misses Beeman visited their
brother Charles and his wife over
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Cox and Master Harry
visited at G. a. Stinson's over Sun
day.
Miss Nelson of Sayon burg visited
Mrs. Huff Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Esther Linquist of Elsmore
was the guest of Mrs. G. A. Stinson
and Monday.
POgue Funston has new binder.
Mrs. Kellogg had relatives visiting
her over Sunday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-06-28
PRAIRIE CENTER.

Gillian Smith is the authorized reporter and
agent for the REGISTER at Prairie Center Those
desiring to subscribe may do so through her. and
any assistance rendered her in gathering the news
VI the neiShborhood will be appreciated9
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-06-28
E5OSaI-.

Harry J. BasSeit is the authorized reporter and
sgert for the REGISTER n Morsn. Those desiring
to subscribe NAV do 81 through him, aud any
sistance rendered him in gathering the news Of the
neighborhOod vii be approximately
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-06-28

p. s. Since writing the above /
have read Mr.. Osborn's communica.
ton in the REGISTER. He says that
at the close of the war it kept us busy
to get the necessaries of life. At the
time he speaks of it was different
with me. was then farming in In
diana. paid $50 per month in the
summer, $3.50 per day in harvest for
hands, and after paying my hired
hands and supporting my family /
cleared five times more money than 1
can make farming now.
Mr.. Osborn thinks it is time to let
we'll enough alone and quit tinkering.
All yes, that is the cry of the Roth
childs, Cleveland and the gold bugs
generally. Quit tinkering, now that
they have got values down to half
what they were 10 or 10 years ago.
They boast they have downed silver
one half Farm land in Allen county
will not sell for more than about half
what it did 10 years ago. Farm pro-
duce and live stock will average the
same decline. Mr.. Osborn may think
such prices are well enough but 1
don't, and 1 don't want the people to
quit tinkering till prices are better.
l would inst say to Mr.. Osborn and
all other Cleveland gold bugs, the
time to have let well enough alone
and quit tinkering was just before sill |
yer was demonetized and before the
tariff was repealed. See?
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-06-28

In the Circuit Court of the United States, Dis.
trict of Kansas, Third Division.
John Jeffries, Walter Lloyd jeff
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SPRING BRANCH.

(Mr. Frank Jackson is the authorized reporter
and agent for the REGISTER at Spring Branch
and any assistance rendered him in gathering the
news Of the neghborhood will be apprcciated1
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-06-28

tDiiN" NJ Gerail l. ih's u very q rT''Nnr'rr ard
aCcui for he REEISTEE 20 ~. E;t &apk tiu.v
Those desiring 10 .st.'l~s ride nav do ~ ihroH-f
her. AID any assistance rrIirr, hr in sai her
the news OF the neighboThoud wall be Apr, ciatCd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-27
BsBE1o1nCA On ''LA OoRRnspoNDnNorA".

81 sueho no habfa tardado en- apoderarse de
ella.
Con la oabeza cafda sobre ell respaldo del
banco, la escultural garganta levantada por ell
movimiento igual de so respira ci6n, los brszos
tendidos 10 largo de So traje girls de larga CO.
10, y Ia punta de los zapatos asomando por de-
bajo de las faldas dorm1a,
Estaba tan soberanamente seductora, que
el juez permaneci6 como clavado en- eI SUI IL.
FL eecribano Josu6 Bsrxwelle, con la boca
alberta los ojos sali&ndose'e de sus 6rbitss,
simboliSaba al mas comdn de los aiete pecados
capitales.
-lMaese Josu&-dijo Ell iuez-es indtil mo-
lestarse en- mas averiguaciones! IEsto 10 expli.
ca todO!
Juana entreabi6 les labios balbuoi6 a.
gunBs palabras felizmente inintegibles. Ell iuez
se aproxim6 espiando los sonidos que Sc esca-
paban de Ia garganta de Ia intitutriz, espe-
rando saber por ellos 10 que tan preocapado le
trafa, pero no pudo oonseguirlo. La joven le-
vant6 un brazo, se pas6 Ia mano por los oios,
que oerraban Ia fatiga, volvi6 4 caer en- el
aueno, de que parecfa iba salir.
El jue2 murmur6 algunas frases de descon.
tento hi1o una ee1a maese JoauS, que EN-
nea & w superior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-27
HI COLLAR DEL RAJAH

Algunos paaos mas ALA, vi6 Ia doncella
de rojos cabellos que recorr1a el parque, en- tan
to que desde una ventana un groom la envia-
ba sonoros besos
He ahi una por la oual ningdn esooces
tirarfa sobre sus conciudadanos.
j. AL pasar ante ell pabell6n del administra-
dor del dominic, los penetrantes ojillos del
juez vieron entire el follaje Ia encantadora cabe-
"a de Mary FreemiDg.
m La sofiadora Nina con una rosa On Ia ma"
no, dejaba errar por ell espaoio sus vagas iris"
tes miradas
-dEstar6 sobre la pistaP-se pregunt6
Smith Forgotten Esta peque6a es adorable
mente hermosa!
La joven le pregunt6 con su duloe voz
-lC6mo esta Vuestro Honor, como ha
dejado nuestro heridof
>-No-pens6 Ell juez,-eaa voz suave esos
ojos tan puros, no hardn jamas asesinar ma
die.
Continue su camino, al salir de una de
las avenidas, SO detuvo de pronto, siguiendo 50
ejemplo el escribano.
En- uno do los banooa habia, indolentemen.
te tendida, una soberbia cristura
Era Juana.
Fatfgada por 81 insomnia dc toda Ia noche,
qe habia Rentado lie aombra 40 qna enoina, J
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-27
AIMACEN y Tllibreria de Olinpio Ote.

70, (Ponce) PuertosBIeo.- -Ojos picas7
ros, faci'.J"ta, 60 centavos Eel Harpa de David.
-Canto hebraico, IS centavos,="La Fiesta ell Ha-
rem,'' facil.-GaprichO, IS centavo BOCIIERINI-
'Minueto gracioso, SO centavos=Idem dem Ell po-
pular, '=Opera 50, 10 ceutaEos-Idem en- la mayor.
. centavos.=Celebre minueto g. 10 centavos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-27
CH A RADA

Dos y primaG es apellido
pTG1pG y tercao un cuadr1pedo,
dos : tres un animal, -
sego41odG y prG1nG una fruta,
segu9od0 y primo una raza,
ique dos y teyc6a! decimos
cuandO vemOs una c0sa
que nos choca por 10 linda.
Un dios que adoran los necios
tienes con segu1adG y dos,
y hay gente muy pra1'aG y prinoG
en- este 1nuudO de Di s,
y un lindo primo y segW4ldo
me- agrader1a tenor,
y al tOd0 se 10 darfa
con much1simo placer.
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: genEs MALES aRkNDEs REME-

..s, An ES MALES aRANDEs RENE
81 empobEecmIedto organico aniquia Ell cqeEpo
elestu mpone devOver al sistea neryioso toda sq
ferz yYigor de a la indication especial del Vino Cordial
de eeebna de Uo conceptuado los m6dicos mas em-
9enes "reconsuyente mas p0derosoy el Vitaza-
dOr'' rapido.
SlABARI0 de Torres Roldan.-Une
81 buena Impression. Ia clarida1 y seqcilez en- el
pre- preferble todos los demas textos-20 edicion.
Sc vende en- esta Capital de los senores P.
Noen c" y L. SOLO S. en- c.; en- Ponce casa de don
Manuel Lopez en- el resto de la Isa en- todos .os
establecimentos de mpOrtancia
Un cura era muy amigo de I'm 1dto
que viva en- su pueblo.
Un cat6lico fanatico le afe6 mucho
esta amistad.
-Deje usted que le trate en- este nun
do-l9 contest6 ell cura.-;C Como que en- 81
otro hemos de estar separados!
CASA DEPREsTAa0s Y EMPENOs
DE A. MARIN COMpANIA. calle de Pavia
n1mero 10, Arecib>. Ag 4nte comisiona-
do de la misma, DON RAMON MARIN Y
IGUERRERO. 3O-7
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los ut adeantos en- Europa los stados
OeCen pubCO pueblOS servlClO
ando eo coches tnebres de 81 clase adu
SeputUraS.
establishments VERDADERA ECONO
E. autOrlzado
todas Las fOrtl1naS ~"$ Et|tc"%t : ~<p
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EN LA BUnAOA

EN- LA BUTAUA
ICalla, por Dios! La placida harmonic
Que esparces, to la diera es necesario,
DE la nieve, el tristlsimo canariO
Del Olimpo, la clasica poeefa.
81 es cierto que Ia mar sirenas crfa
Una hay dentro tn pecho extraordinario'
Pasara en- 81, entire tn ritmo vario,
Eternamente la existencia mia.
me parece que un angel despedido
Del Eden, lastimero en- tu garganta
Pide Dios la clemencia el olvido!
o que algun ruisenor, tras pena tanta,
Sin fuerZas va para vOlver al nido
Dentr0 tn pecho, amargamente canta!
CrGst6bdl ReGL.
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VIM de LoaRoeo. bodeeas de Garcia

- VTWU NAO AO0EIONO9 UUUOA8ogp no @UAO4HA
eh1o tag Angocana Rota eosecha de 1852 Este
tente vino ha so snaizado en- Laeoratoro
Qucq Municipal de esta eudady vista de "a poporcloar
dad aornsdad de sus oomponentes fHe % dsca
adO nO onenO exenG0 de impurezas no vaS "a saAQ0
q eeEaGado que atesgua as exceenoas del VINO Pc 10
9ncos agentes usohen Sobrino de- IN ina Compania
ua9 vale $S-25. p.
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La REALlDAD Camiaeria Tren de
Lavado, San Fra6cisso nimero 81 'rente al almacen
de Sucesores de Bordoy, Sc encontrara ALI sempre
constante surtido de camsas blancas de color de
todas clases formas, precios muy m0dcos Sc ha-
cazoncillos la medida Al frente del estableci-
miento esta ell antigno cortador, muy cOnocdo en-
esta Capital. Bernardo MartiueZ. l5-6
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lOTERVA NACIONAL DE MADRID.

Hay c0nstantemente para tOdos los sorteos Ia Pc
luqueria "TaurakBatk'' de D. Pedro Urbiztondo, san
Francisco A. Sc enviaran la Isla Quienes 10 soil"
citen.
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PASAIIEMPos
soluci6n & la Oharada de aver
RITA
uMA RnEMA cARA.-se vende

UNA BUEWN CNSA.-Se vende una
casa recientemente construida inmedacones de la
to de MADEIRA de mampostera techo de zinc con las
buenas circunstancas de reunr las condolences nece
sarias para famia stuada entire el COlegiO Inst
tuto el de is M. M del Coraz0n de Jesus. Ell que
la interese podra nformarse de precio don Jo
Sc Castro Lassere en- ell mismO barrio Ia Ofcina
del senior Arquitecto municipal, donde Sc haa en-
pleadO el citadO senOr Castro. lS-1A
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-27
RULE
Very Little Time for Debate on
the Ways and Means Com
mittee Measure
And No Chance at All for
Amendment The Demo-
Gratis Protest,
But the Rule Is Adopted by
the House Without
Division.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-In anticipa-
ton of q field day in the house over the
passage Of the tariff bill agreed ON by
the ways and means committee, great
crowds were attracted to the capitol
and every available inch Of space in the
public and private galleries, save the
sections reserved for the executive and
diplomatic corps, were taken. Most of
the members who had gone home for
the holidays, had hurriedly returned
and the attendance ON the floor was al
most as large as on the opening Of the
session. In addition many senators
were present. Immediately after the
reading of the journal, Mr.. Dingley, the
chairman Of the ways and means COM
mittee, reported from that committee
the revenue bill which the speaker
forthwith referred to the committee of
the whole house on the state Of the
union.
No Chance For Minority Report.
Mr.. Crisp Dem, Ga Of the house
minority, said that the house minority
had had no opportunity to prepare and
file the views of the minority.
Mr.. Henderson (Rep., Ia from the
special order under which the house
was to operate. 1t was ironclad in its
character. 1t provided that immedi-
ately after the adoption of the order, it
would be in order to call up the revenue
bill just presented by Mr.. Dingley, and
that the debate should run until 5
o'clock, when, without interveningimo-
ton, the vote should be taken on the
passage Of the bill.
Previous Question Demanded.
Mr.. Henderson demanded the pre-.
vious question on the adoption
ed without division. Mr.. Henderson
then took the floor and explained briefly
the urgency that necessitated such sum.
mary action Of the house on such an
important measure. The two mes
sages of the president, he said
had produced the highest degree Of
restlessness in the country. Congress
was confronted with a crisis. The bus
mess centers of the country were stag
gering under the feverish declaration,
from the White House, and it was q
the utmost importance that the hous'
should act promptly. The ways ant
can committee prepared a measure
to meet the situation and the urgeenc,
Of the case, and the interests involved
demanded that action should be hat
with the least possible delay.
The rules committees order wa
adopted then, 213 to SO, a strict part,
vote, save that of Linney Of North Car
DINA and Connolly of Illinois, Repub
licans, voted with the Democrats.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-12-27

folks will holdtheir Christmas tree OBJ
servances this evening in Thompson
hall. Last evening they held their re-
ligious service and Offering which re-
suited in a GIFT Of $50 or over, to their
pastor, Rev. N. M. Mime.
Howard press. q: J. 9. Lee has been
blowing among the stumps Of the bust.
ness world OF late. His store has been
closed since last Saturday and a chattel
mortgage covering the entire stock was
fled with the register Of deeds Monday
morning. The mortgage runs to John
v. Farwell & Co., Chicago, and is giver
to secure a claim Of $4,000. Farwell hal
had a man on the ground for ten day.
and what the final outcome will be is no,
known to the general public.