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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-13
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
Of the neghborhood will be appreciated)
Mr.. Garrett Tasche was called to
Chicago last week by the serious ILL.,
ness of his brother.
The infant daughter of David Eli
sons is quite sick.
Mr.. Dickinson is able to be out.
Mrs. Arms and children, of Grand
Junction. Mich, are here visiting rel
atives and friends.
Our e. F.. elected officers last Sun.
day night as follows: Pres, l.. G.
Choguill, vice pres, F. w. Dickinson
Sec, e. Young, treas, Edward Smith
orgafist Mis- Lillian Smith.
Prairie Center and vicinity are not
asleep this year. They will have a
Christmas entertainment at the
church on Sunday evening Dec, 22nd
and tree at the school house Mon
day evening Dec. 23rd. Also a tree
at Tony Point on Dec, oath.
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lnst several head of cattle that he re-
Gently bouyht. by putting them on
iull iced too soon after he got them.
GENEVA.

Miss Knowlton - the authorized reporter and
agent 9 2 ~" REgIsTER al G. nrva h'sr desir
inr =" -ub- rite NAV do through her. and any
assistaucr rPt der her In yathE ring the news OF
m. usighborho 'd will he appr'ciated.)
John Martin has moved to NeOshO
Falls tn 'ake possession of the black
smith sh -, bought Of Wm. M.lni l..
Mr.. Masters will move to ..NeOshO
Falls next week and assist MIR. Mar
Tin I'm his shop.
Mrs. L. Childs returned to her
home i'm Oklahoma the first of last
week.
Mr. Royce, from Arkansas, l. hired
TO help Robert Warner in black
smith shop Instead of Mr.. Masters.
Fred Childs came down from Wav-
erly tn spend Sunday.
Mr.. Keeping will move on the
farm vacated by Mr.. Martin, and Jim
Dempsey. of colony will take the
farm vocated by Keeping.
Arthur Leavitt and Walter Briggs
were at home sunday.
Maggie KnowltOn is spending a
few da! 8 with her friend Lizzie White.
MIR l.. NJ. While and family were
in town the first of the week visiting
relatives.
Christmas night there will be n
thri-imar biri hdsy social consisting
Of short programme and q long re-
cess for social intercourse.
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BRONSON.
community

The VI. + church was dedicated
Sunday hy DIR. Murlim President of
Baker University. A crowded aud
ienre listened very stIrniiv.ly to the
service. Fifty three dollars was rails
Ell On sub-cIipiion tn pay off the i'll
debteinrss, purchase some new
benches for the house and paint the
out side.
The Pupils of the High School will
give all Entertainment in the Hall
Friday evening, consisting of a play
and u farce interspers-d with music,
for the benefit of the school libary.
Mr.. A. J. Ray and son Amos who
have spent The last four weeks with
relatives here, returned saturday tn
their home in Eureka springs, Ar
kansas.
YRS. clark of Kansas City visited
over Sunday with her sister Mrs.
Adda Benefield.
MIR. J. &. Lardner lett Saturday
evening tO accept position at Galena
or Pittsburg.
cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Jesse HicksOn to Miss Nellie
Kendall of Spring Hill, Kansas, Dec.
Ilth
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-13
DIAM ON D.

(Mrs ". T. Jones is the authorized reporter and
agent for the REGISTER al D.aHmnG. Those de-
string subscribe meg DO so through her, and any
assistance rrnder's her in gathering the news Of
the neighborhood will be apprecistedD
A party at Levy Robinson's re-
Gently.
Elijah Banta and family are here
from Scott county visiting friends.
w. A. Vickers and Lucy Smith
Sundayed at Elsmore with friends OF
Miss Smith.
Mrs. Scott and Lizzie came down
from Douglas county TO eat Thanks
giving dinner with their son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Scott.
Miss McGuire spent Thanksgiving
at Geneva.
w. Mitchell and family visited
Mrs. Jesse Thorp last week.
Diamond is talking up a Christmas
entertainment.
Mrs. J. p. Deter and sons OF Chica-
go, sister and nephews of the writer,
spent last week with us, and left Fri
day for their home, having spent the
previous week in Osborn county.
Miss MOllie Jones came down from
OakwOod to meet her aunt whom she
had not seen for six years aud remain
ed till sunday.
A quilting at Mrs. RunnOld's last
saturday.
Report says that Bill Wilmington
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OBITUARY.

Mrs. Jennie Daugherty was born in
Marshal county, West Virginia, Oct.
10Th, 1870.
When eleven years of age she NOV
ed with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Pyles, to Allen county Kans.,
where she was married to w. r.
Daugherty Oct, the 25th 1886.
God blessed their home with three
children, two girls and a boy who
with their father are left to mourn
the loss of loving wife and mother.
The deceased was cripple for sew
ersl years previous TO her death, hav-
ing to go about on crutcbes. Yet she
bore her fflictiOn like true heroine,
and was seldom heard complaining.
She fell asleep in death November,
18th, 1885, al Kansas City Mo-, from
the effect of having her limb ampu-
tated. Her body was brought to
Moran where funeral services were
held in the Baptist Church, being
conducted by Rev. @. w. Trout of
Ottawa.
She was laid to rest in the Moran
Cemetery. And now may the bereiY-
ed relatives and friends look to the
God who never makes a wound He
can not heal. JIM. C..
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SOUTH uArLS LROVE,

tOlive GersIl is the authorized reporter and
agrut for h. REGISTER ut ~ nth Maple Grow.
Those desiring To subscribe NAV do 40 through
her. 81 any assistance rendered her In gathering
'he news OF the neighborhOOd will be aDDrrciated.l
Mr.. VIM Myers and Mr.. Palmer ac-
cOmpanied by his daughter Maude
were in lola last Thursday.
All the teachers i'm our vicinity at
tended the Teachers Association at
Humboldt last Saturday, and report
a very interesting session.
Miss Cora Lash visited friends in
Humboldt Saturday and Sunday and
attended the Association.
Mr.. j. o. Hottentein has his res
idence now about completed, so they
occupy it.
Rev. G. W Penn delivered a very
interesting discourse at Maple Grove
Sunday afternoon. The preaching
time is every two weeks at 8 O'Clock
this winter.
Rev. Mr. Kirkpatrick will preach
at Jeddo next Sunday, if the weather
is favorable.
Miss Mary Jay of lola has been
visiting friends in this vicinity this
week.
Arrangements are being made to
observe Christmas at Maple Grove
on Christmas Eve. Every body is
cordially invited to attend and enjoy
the evening.
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MORAN.
week.

HAIRY J. BAsse.t is the authorized reporter and
agent for the REGISTER a. Moran. Those desiring
10 subscribe may do so through him. and any as
sstsnce rendered him in gathering the news or the
neighborhood wiz be appreciated9
By mistake we neglected to notice
last week the marriage of f. o. Brown
to Miss Alice Woodland (both of this
place. on Thanksgiving day,-Rev.
w. a. Howard officiating. The groom
is cashier of the Moran Bank and the
bride one of our most highly esteemed
young ladies. The best wishes of
their many friends are theirs.
Mrs. Hunt has bought Mrs. Gwin's
Millinery stock and is now located
on Spruce st in the building lately
occupied by w. r. Dougnerty.
Tne Cyclone" is the name of new
mems and boys furnishing store, on
Spruce st. in MollenkOff7s old stand.
1t is bankrupt stock and the goods
are only here for short time.
Simpson & McNaugth have been al
tering the front of their blacksmith
shop recently.
The revival meetings at the N. Z.
church closed Tuesday, Those i'm the
Presbyterian and Baptist churches
still continue with a fair amount OF
interest.
Sheriff Ausherman Of lola was in
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PRAIRIE DELL.

mrs NJ J. Barth is lie authorized reporter snc
agent for the REGISTER az Prairie Dell. Those
desiring 10 subscribe may do so through her and
any assistance rendered her in gathering the news
Of the neighborhoOd will be aDpreciated)
Rev. Holmes from Western Kansas
was passing through our neighbor-
hood last Friday.
We understand Mr. ClaibOrn has
sold his farm in the northwest part
of the District.
Miss Minnie Cain took a couple OF
her pupils home with her Cor visit
last Friday.
Mr.. Sheriff. was out with his
threshing machine last week trying to
finish up that kind of work for this
year.
Mre. f. W. Arnold has been suf-
ferlng with the rheumatism for sever
al days
May Riggs has been quite sick for
several days with fever.
Odella Arnold has had the Bron-
chitis.
Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Hinkle were
visiting at Mrs. Rakers last week.
In our items of two weeks ago you
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-13
NORTH MAPLE GROVE.

miss Ruby Winner is the authorized 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 will be spprecisted)
Tom Brackinridge started to Geor-
gia last Wednesday for u visit with
relatives.
The many friends of Charlie Fun
stOn are glad to see him back again.
He came home from Indiana Saturday
and expects to stay.
Misses Emma and Cora Powell went
to Kansas City Saturday for a weeks
visit with their sister. Mrs. Carter.
Miss Maggie Funston spent Satur-
day and Sunday at home.
Mr.. McCelands son-in-law, Mr.. Tay-
lor of Kansas City made a short visit
here last week.
Miss Maggie Herbert has gone to
stay with Mr.. Hardesty's mother.
Mike Troutwine is helping Mr.. Cain
with his farm-work.
Sunday is Rev. Kings regular ap-
pointment to preach here.
Several of the young people "went
Oh bum" Friday to visit Miss Clara
Jordan i'm the school room. She teach
es near Piqua.
Miss Barnett and Miss McHenry
from Prairie Dell spent Saturday and
Sunday with Miss Minnie Cain.
One of our s. s. boys studied all
about David and Goliath, then went
and made himself sling.
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Mnrau the latter part of lsst " eek.
Mrs. II X. Smith and Miss Elsie
DeHart were in lola Monday.
Eddie and Ollie sutherland were in
Inia the latter part "f lat week.
DIED: At her home la Moran sun
day I'er. h. Mrs. q. II. rhayrr.
Rev. Mr. King preached the funeral
sermon, aud she was buried by the
bic christian woman and the family
has h- sine re ~ mpaIhy ofthe entire
community
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-13
THE COUNTY EWS.
Interesting items From An Over
Allen County,
The MOST IMPORTANT DEEDS
DONE BY YOUR NEIcHBORS FAITH
FULLY AND IMPARTIALLY SET
DOWN BY REGISTER
REPORTERS.
SPRING BRANCH.

(Mr Frank Jackson is the authorized reporter
and agent for the REGISTER at Spring Branch
Thosr desiring to subscribe m4y do so throu"h him.
and Any assietance rendered him in gathering the
news Of the neighborhood will be apprrciated.)
There was a collision between Ed.
Fishers buggy and David Watson's
cart Sunday evening. The cart
seems to have got the worst of it.
Cbancey Sawyer has lost about so
hogs with the cholera in the last two
weeks.
The Rock creek school house is now
adorned with a nice new clock.
Ed. Lucky has bought the Fitz-
patrick farm.
There was a party at Mr.. Voorhees,
Friday night.
Sherman Hardin's wife returned
home from Mo, Saturday where she
has been visiting for some time.
Miss Grace Hardin visited at .home
Sunday.
Jim Pickell was in this part last
week on business.
Mr.. Denton from Colony was buy
ing hay in this part last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beal from ElsmOre
visited at Mr.. Jones and Anderson
last week.
There was basket supper at the
Spring Branch school house Monday
night for the benefit of the school. 1t
was a very pleasant affair as well as
profitable.
Mr.. HOke's team ran away going
home from town Saturday, Mrs. Hoke
Yves somewhat hart by jumping out.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-13
e.. H5O.eE.

(Mr q W Smith the auhnrized rpporter and
agent for the REGISTER ri Elsmnrr Those desir
ing TO subscrihr may do 40 THROUGH him. and any
assistancr rend' rrd him in gathering the news OF
the ReighborhOod will be appreciated)
Mrs. Thomas is quite i'll.
The meetings at the NJ. E. church
are still continuing and will prObab-
ly run through the week.
w. A. Vickers and Miss Lucy
Smith of Wise were visiting friends
here Sunday.
The WOOdman received T. G. Nc
Carly into their order Saturday.
J. p. Decker & Go. have been pat
ting i'm some new counters and re
arranging their goods this week.
DIR. Brady's harm is completed and
the foundation is laid and everything
ready to raise his house. 1t is lOcat-
ed north of the elevator and will be a
nice residence.
Those who attended the Teachers
Association at Humboldt were Mr..
and Mrs. 6. w. Smith, Il. w. Rob.
erts, Gustavus Peterson and Misses
Effle and Lille DOnOho.
The work on the U. b. church is
being pressed forward aud they hope
to have it completed for the Christ
mas entertainment Christmas eve.
If not completed then they will use
the school house.
The NJ. f. Sunday school will have
a Christmas ladder and tree and a
"real snow. storm" on Christ mas eve.
All are invited.
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zinc Finn Soar n..nn g.

MEXICO. Mo-, Dee. 10-C c. Davis. a
prominent citizen of Mexico. who owns
and operates large coal mine near
this city, has recently found zine ore
in considerable quantities in some of
the coal mine drifts. Experts pro-
nounee the ore TO be unusually hpe,
and Mr. Davis intends to begin pros
pecting on large scale next summer.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-13

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 1l-Butter - Creamerv.
separator. 22c: frstS. Is 49, dairy. fancy. I4a
lac. store packed. fresh arc off gr tdes, Sc.
country roll fancy, 13.tI5c. choice n lie.
EggS-Strictly fresh clnd eI stock fsc per
coz: cod storage. 14l.c.
Poultry-Hens, &C; springs GdsflIc: bfoflers.
&c roo>ters, | C; young. &c turIxeys 8, %:
ducks. &C: geese, young fat. &c: osd, &C piy-
cons. 6Dc per dOz
Fruits-Apples-Fancy. s2.2j - 20 per bba:
choice. Il. .l2-0E common to good. Il - slj0
per bOl Cr1nberrieS. 81. g.. per Dol
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-13
MARKET REPORTS.
Ran.a. i.itr LIva stock.

KANSAS CRY, Dec 0-Cattle-Rect ipts,
sJ2 calves. 81: shipped yesterday. l,sS0
cattle. no calves. The market was generally
steady and fairly active. The following are
representative sales:
sHIpPINe AND DRESSED BEEF STEERS
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Dec n Opened High'st Lowst Closing
Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY. Dec 10-Oherings OF wheat
were light to-day and trade was slow, though
there was no quOtable change in prices. Low
grade soft wheat seemed somewhat lower.
Receipts Of wheat to-day, 30 cars; year
ago II cars.
Sales were as follows, track Kansas City:
No. hard, 5 cars a9c. 2 cars 5Slc: No. 3. 8
cars 55Hc. cars 55c. 2 cars &c. car $3.50,
2 cars l3c: No 4, 5 cars soc. 2 cars 49c. cars
4sc 2 cars 47c, Car 46c: rejected. car choice
49c. Soft. No. red nOminally 6S 69c: No Q
red / car &c, 9 cars sc, | car 8 C No. 4 red,
car aSc car SIC. car Sc: rejected. car
SOC, car Sic Spring. No 2, : cars SAC, cars
Sc car 571lc 2 cars SIC No. 8. 8 cars sc. g
cars 55c: rejected, car I71sc white spring. No
.. ear soc.
Corn met with good demand. but almost all
bids we're &c lower than yesterd VS. >ing
prices There was disposition to hold white
corn for a slight premium
Receipts Of corn to-day, u cars year ago,
2 cars.
Sales by sample on track. Kansas City: No
mixed. cars &c, I8 cars 25aze. No. mike u.
nominally PIC: No mixed, nominally 21g21Hc.
White corn, cars 23c.
Oats sold slowly Bids as rule were low
er. but samples were held at yesterdays prices
2 cars.
Sales by sample on track. Kansas City: No
mixed. nominally 17c. : cars color 7Isc:
No. 3. car &c: No I. nominally 14HIihc:
no grade. nominally 10 I4c No white. 2
cars l9c. car iSzlc, : cars lShc No. white.
car 1Sc. l car ITHc.
Hay-Receipts, 30 cars: market firmer. Tim
othy-Choice sll5O l25E No. l, 'I00) '1l.10:
No ,, s75O49.O): No 3. s,OO065I: fancy
prairie. 500 10: choice. si2ia675: No !.
5 90 200; No. ?. s45og5.OJ: packing hay. saO0
G1O0
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We have nOsnews this week.

AS Studebaker wagons are the best
on earth why are not their buggies
also the best on earth? Both sold by
a. w. Beck, lola.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-13

Horses and Mules-Receipts 5-S shippea
yesterday l02. The auction sale opened with
many new southern buyers on the market
Buyers seemed anxious TO get stock. but want
ed it at lower prices Only few sales were
made in the forenoon. The demand for mules
continues strong and prices firm
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-13
BATARD.

tMrs. j. c. Beatty is the authorized reporter and
agent for the REGISTER at Bayard. Those des r
ing to subscribe may do % through her and any
assistance rrndrred her in gathering the news OF
the neishbOrhOod will be appreciated)
Program of the Usage township s.
5 Convention to be held at LaGrande
DEG. %, 1895.
10 10 A. ". Devotional meeting led by Rev. B.
F. Hinshaw.
10 20. Recitation. Miss Grace Alexander
10 20. How 10 make Christ real tu the little
child. Mrs. Sam'l Jones and Mrs. Geo.
Ruxton.
II 90. Glass drill as taught in The sunday
school. bv ID F. Da"ieIs a. d class
II ~ hrlStiau Ambition. by ". :. Samuels
and e>ley Frame
90 NJ. Devotional meeting led by VIM
o.. Essay. Miss Alice Harris
! 10 Bible class work by Bible class and
teacher at LaGrande
% Nv id II at good s. Rev Carr.
] o. Nv idea Oi good -upt Melvin Love
! % Ny idea of n good Trache Rev Collins.
-, Ny lfea OF good lass. Re = Jones'
p Collection. EhctiOu of officers. Mis-
ceilanenuS business
Music led by Mrs. ]. g. Beatty
By order of Com.
We have no news this week.
Corn is almost all husked, many
ar' holding on account OF low prices
Ell. Fnllenwider and Mary Carney
Were married Wednesday before
Thangsgiviug and are now at home.
Lookout for more weddings soon.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

We will renew that old loan for you
for five years at eight per cent
straight without commission.
J. T. BCRTCH. Apt.
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fhIcarn Live Sfnck.

CHICAGO. Dec. 10--Cattle-Receipts, $500.
market weak to 10c lower: fair to best beeyes.
S22ad51O stockerS and feeders. S2.S'G13 70s
mixed cows and bulls, fl.40 G3 10: Texas. 300
33i
Hogs-Receipts 3OOO0: market averaged %
higher. closed weak: light. 534td36O rough
packing s33d34,: mixed and butchers. s.. 10
Gs3GO heavy packing and shipping, $3.50 G3.6O;
pigs, S2.3)tG},,
Sheep-Receipts, 1sOn: market steady:
native. iI.75Q33i: western, SO. 93.2). Texas,
50. 2On35 30; lambs. s32i,s3ID
II. Louis live stock
ST. LOUIS. Dec. Il-Cattle-ReceiDts. 4590:
market strong at yesterdays advance: native
steers. So .5t47: Texas steers, 5 81 , -;
stockerS and feeders, s23.25g371; Texas cows,
S1.I. 90
Hogs Receipts. 7.NU1: market active, strong:
heavy. 81 . $50 mixed 500 3D. A.; light, 1a15
034a
Sheep-ReceiptS 1900 market steady.
Chicago rain and Provisions.
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N. Louis (srti0.

ST. LOUIS. Dec l0--Receipts. wheat 367Si
bu last year, 500 bu.: corn. 80 9JC bu: last
year. 6,.675 bu.: oats. z2.'0O bu-: last year.
.435I: shipments, wheat. 2l.OOO bu. corn. ~. 900
bu.: cats. $500 bu- Closing prices: Wheat
Cash. q sc: December. 5s1{c May. $40.
Cora ash. sc December 2rsc biz: January,
2rsc bid May, 4 I3sc oId Oat,-CaSh, I7g.c;
December. I7I.c My. 2cIsc bid.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-12-13

(Mr q W Smith thr authorized renorter and
agent for the REGISTER nj Elsmnrr Those desr
ing TO subscriht may do 40 THROUGH him. and any
assistance reHd' rrd him in gathering the news OF
the neigbborhOod will be appreciated)
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Scandinavian Wood PuIn.

The amount q wood Pulp now pro
dnced IN Scandinavia is reported &c fe
e~nerngns, and besides the many wood
pulp mills there are 2 large number Of
native celluloee and suIphite works. tie
former supplying more than one-half the
wood pulp Production Next 70 these
Come the sulEtite mills. the wood pulp
mills exporting barely haf their rro-
duetlcn. q considerably les IN quantity
tllall the sulphite aud cellulo-. Almost
al tho paper exported from Sweden Is
said 70 u made from wood puln. = -
Gently published account of this iadusTrv
show d total IF some 95 establishments.
and for % Of these the aggregate power.
usually water, il reported To equal about
1850 horsepower. The most important
Of the-e are thus enumerated: Tbc~e Of
Onion, Tralhattcn, $50 Horsepower.
with = hpriz9nral and ? vertical mills:
tina. Of Munkidal, Uddeyalia. 1850
horsepower. with 10 horizontal and |
vertical mill. and TossefUrs. Ottelal. 600
Horsepower, with II horizontal mills.
There are l2 patron ~cellnIose works and
y sulpillTe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES York
Sun
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The I~S-ecso-s Fee

Ner2v al lie ruz5 lna1scs2l cIoc--s
haze TsaT lzse .-ce 49, 4--+14 ts1-l
utse-n.- fer aah 1f5Z-. Eg1 cent
IL 3-1cl -1l cze-4- ocle ne1 - IFS
wa- p5cE Il u TIE wzE from $. 600 Il
81. 600 d v-41- 1b4- beng q rhe GrfT-
c-- II ae-.l la-5-1t5aas u cc-p1-z-
rlrls 4 hn president whose ~rTlee-
are "a de1nznl 2 Z 6Irertr / Authority
:r TIE s-aieneu1 E44r tie fee l. paid -
gid and = given - tbe d1reTor tneD 0-
ues- he eE-Es rbe bGArl rom And d
rec-E-s dgu1 afWaFs G1ree1 IL that
Nea Iwk LrtE.
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The Tyranny Of Etiquette.

II Is impossible TO read even the least
dognatic books On etiquette without h.
ing oppressed with the conviction that
a heavy and binding addition has been
made 70 the code Of morals in the nv
laws which have TO do with visiting
cares, invitations, conventional phrases
ana other minor bat vigorous formulas
ithas bean reiterated By writers ON thes4
SUBJECTS that net a single rule az Ell
qaefte Is arbitrary, bat that all prove
lhelr reason III the cry nature Ct things.
ana that those who disregard them sim
ply snow their own lack Of insight and
lheap@clty TO appreciate genuine refine
MeDt.
While this is all very well for society
people pure and simple O. thc.e who
nave other definite and absorbing work
IN life compliance with all the tbnnsand
ana one trliilng points # eti0uerte il am
l1'er impo>slbinty. The question then
becomes, Shall such persons be e-clnded
rom society @ be allowed TO enter II A,
lhe1r own terms: Society mipbr 10 -
nducte as to make Of it a CHARMING
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