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The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-06-14
BuCklen'S ArniCd SdlVe.

The best salve in TIL. world for Cuts
bruises, oores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chitbfains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions and positively cures Piles, or no
pay is required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by w. J. Mosby.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-06-14

Messrs. G. w. Covington & Co., have
recently added to their stable a very
handsome Kentucky saddle and har-
ness stallion, ENBOYD. He will be
years old next spring, 1914 hands high,
dark chestnut sorrel, star in forehead,
heavy name and tail. good bone, very
horse, fine breeder and subject to
registration. ENBOYD's breeding is of
the best, his pedigree is unexceptional.
| A visit to their stable and personal
inspection of this great acquisition to
the county will we'll repay anyone in
terested in improving their stock.
Mountain Slasher being dead and
Tramp Denmark sold, ENBOYD was
purchased to replace them, and we say
without fear Of contradiction, that he
will in every respect, equal, if not
excel those we'll known sires. Al
Send your address to H. Z Buck!en
& Co., Chicago, and get free sample
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure of
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance ane to be
purley vegetable They do not weaken
by their action, but by giving tone to
stomach and bowsls greatly invigorate
the system. Regular size 25c. per box.
Sold by w. j. Mosby, Druggist.
Foreman.
Foreman. Chestnut sorrel II hands
high, sired by Arth urton 365, he by
Hamiltonion, dam honest Minnie by
Star Chief, will make the season at my
place one mile east of Canton (known
as -he old Muse place.) Foreman is II
great com bina ton horse. saddle and
harness and as his progeny proves is
true breeder, Fee $40. For further
information apply to owner.
e. A. COLEMAN
March. 9th, 1895 3-l5-4mO
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-06-14
..Tis sweet to hear

Miss Bena MAXWELL, the beautiful
and talented daughter of our towns
man j. w. Maxwell, who won In state
contest the scholarship of Kate Powers
Review last fall. has just returned from
belmont College at Nashville Tenn :
where she won a certificate of d'stlnc'
t;on COR .nniforlnly courteous deport-
ment. and faithful conscientious appll-
catiop =, study" Only three of these
were awarded. Miss BeDa not only
makes her parents hearts glad. Que re-
Acts credit upon them ana her native
town.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-06-14

A party of our young men were OUT
last night with the Duckswor'h osnu'
serenading their enamoratas oan-
ton is not like Venice situated upo"
the waters, where Byron said,
.Tis sweet TO hear
At midnight on the blue and mOonilt oeep'
Tue song and oar of Adrias gondoier
BY distance mellowed Ger the waters sweep
Rut tits sweet at midnight upon our
soft and balmy southern air to near
Heating in mellow cadence the strains
of vnluptuous music and have our slum-
herons senses attuned 10 sweet sounds;
especially when 1t isa tribute ., ehisa'
rous young manhood 10 o'us"'"s'
blooming beauty.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-06-14

HENCE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-15

than at any other place in the State,
aud with no possibility 0f failure II
managed with ordinary prudence and
care. let US all keep on talking and
writing along this line, a. We have
been doing for the past three months
and We will have our reward In such
a growth and prosperity as lola has
never yet experienced.
There has been q good deal Of gas
talk this week, but nothing definite
has come out OF it all yet. Il IL IN
derstOOd that the Palmer Oil Com
pany has been offered IS 900 for their
well by parties who want to pipe the
gas TO Fl. Scott. and the disagreeabIe
alternative is offered to lola OF either
voting bonds to buy the well, or PEI
hitting il To be sold and the gas pip
ed away. At least thai seems to be
the general feeling. Our personal
opinion is that there is very little
danger OF the gas being carried away
I from lola, for the reason that pipes
cannot be laid along or across the
public highway without the consent
OF the authorities. A bill was intro
dueed into the legislature the purpose
I of which was to grant this power, but
/ it failed to pass. Now IL the lawyers
Of the companies which are seeking
to pipe gas across the State thought
/ it was necessary to pass . law giving
them the right 10 lay mains. IL IL not
evident that the present law does not
give them such right? They certain
Iy would not have kept lobbyists IN
Topeka all winter trying to pass .
new law il the old law gave them all
they wanted. So it rather looks to
Us as if the gas would stay here, who
ever owned the well. Nevertheless
we fully recognize the desirabiiity Of
the city, or some company interested
in lola exclusively, owning this splen-
did well, and whatever course the
business men of lola finally determins
upon as the wisest one, the REGIsTEs
will support with all its strength
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-15
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ALIENS RACKET will exchange
goods for eggs, and offers some more
bargains.
ANDERSON K DECLUTE, want
the ladies to call and see their boys
suits. Last page.
CAMPBELL says wallpaper"
Only that and nothing more.
CAMPBELL & HAWKINS, are
ready now to make abstracts of title.
Advertisement Oh first page.
EWART. calls attention to his new
location and big stock.
KLAUMANN shows how his Gus
tuners save 40 cents on every dollar.
MCCLAIN will trade everything
for produce.
RICKETTS, has just received some
boys suits and other things.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-15

Joel Stroud, an aged inmate of the
county poor asylum, died there on
Monday evening. he has son aud
daughter living near SavOuburg, but
they are in very Strengthened eiresm-
stances and were unable to care for
him. 1t is said also that they do not
feel the obligation that would Ordi-
narily be felt in such a case :or the
reason that their father deserted his
family when the children were all
small and remained apart for 20 years
returning to them only when be was
too old and feeble to care for him.
self 1t does not seem strange if they
should hardly regard him as a father.
The remains were inferred in the
Carlyle grave yard.
lola never was so widely and favor
ably advertised as it Is this spring.
The news Of our immense gas field has
spread far and wide, and with it has
gone the knowledge that We have q
fine stone quarry, that We are prob
ably in the oil belt, and that the
country round about is fertile and at
tIactive. This advertisement must
result greatly tn our advantage, and
can hardly fail to bring US many who
are seeking homes and looking for a
place to invest their capital All this
being true, every citizen Of the town
should consider himself a committee
of one on the good of the order" In
all the letters we write and in all the
conversations we have with those
living in other places, We should tell
the truth about lola and Allen county.
IL Is absolutely the truth that no
other town in Kansas of anywhere
near the size of lola has a. bright
prospects for the immediate future as
lola has. We believe il is the absO-
lutte truth also that in mother county
in Kansas can farm lands be bought
with 90 much certainty Of a marked
advance In value within very short
time. ft Is the truth that = great
many lines Of manufacture could be
engaged In here to better advantage
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-15
THE KOMBINATION KoMPANY

The Bell Nomination Kompany amused the
opera gsiDg people of this city Monday evening
in a most pleasing manner The program was
large aud was -kombination" of fun making
novelties aud Of beautiful scenes a. true 70 ma
ture as it Is possible TO reproduce on the stage
Comedies. dramas. living pictures. and statnary
work were Blended in the program with happy
effect The singing was excellent and Miss An
jelo's dancing won for her the admiration of
all
There are no weak members in the kompany
All are good. G. Webb Murdoch sHd Miss Baum
in particular. are winners for the kompany-
-Gin1rd Ldiiy World
The above mentioned Kompany
will be at tbs Opera House in lola on
March %.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-15
PAINT.

PAINT.
Sherwin- Williams. u colors.
Heath q Milligsn's best paints, L
cOlOrs.
a cOlOrs of Tinting Leads.
s cOlOTs Cable mixed paints.
s cOlOrs of Floor paint.
Is colors of Family paint in pints
and half pints-
4 cOlors Implement paints.
1 colors of Meals carriage paints.
IronClad mixed paint.
Raw linseed oil.
Boiled linseed oil.
Strictly pure Lead.
Railroad White Lead.
Dry Red Lead.
Raw and burnt Turkey TIMBER,
dry and in oil.
Raw and Burnt Italian Sienna,
dry and in oil.
Venetian Red, dry and in OIL
American Venetian Red.
French Ochre, dry and in oil.
American Ochre, dry.
Gray Ochre.
Chrome Creme, dry and in oil.
Chrome Yellow. dry and in oil.
Ultramarine Blue, dry and in oil.
Prussian Blue, dry and in oil.
American NermilIion, dry and in
oil.
English Vermillion, dry and in oil.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-15

We carry the abere line in stock dur-
ing the entire season. We deCOte one
room almost entirely to this class OF
goods. Buying more than Gny of oar
competitors, ace EnO1C they cannot uuder-
sell as, and or nlGny things zee sCiU sGCe
yOIC money.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
White Chrystal Finish.
Extra Damar Narnish.
Turpentine Japan varnish.
Turpentine Asphaltum varnish.
Liquid Drying varnish.
Liquid Wool Filler.
Coal tar.
Oakum.
Resin
BenZine.
Turpentine.
Carriage Top Dressing.
Common Lampblack-
Germantown Lampblaek.
Iron Oxide.
Spanish Brown.
Nandyke Brown.
Drop Black, in oil and Japan.
Plastico. Is tints.
1 Tints of Gypsine.
White ATabastine.
elders Whiting.
Plaster Paris.
Strictly pure putty
Sand paper.
Emery paper.
Asbestos paper.
Asbestos roofing.
Asbestos roofing paint.
Powdered Emery
Grain Emery
Black SmaltZ.
Blue SmaltZ.
) colors Metallic BrOcades.
Gold Leaf
Gold Bronze.
Gold Paint.
Hard Oil Stains in Oak, Walnut,
Mahogany and Ebony.
Enamel Paints.
Wood Filters, light and dark
Clues.
30 sizes ofsingle strength window
glass.
Is sizes of double strength window
glass.
Wall paper and decorations.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-15

BRUSHES, ETC.
Paint brushes.
Narnish brushes
Whitewash brushes
KalsOmine brushes.
Roofing brushes
Hard oil finish.
No. Coach varDish-
2 One Coat Coach Narnish.
Wearing Body Narnish.
Elastic Outside varnish.
Furniture varnish.
White Shellae varnish.
Quick Drying Oil Shellac varnish
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-15
Carpetings-

Of various kinds and prices have
been rolling in daily until our car
pet room is
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-03-15


The aged lady above referred to
was the grandmother of our towns
man. J. NJ. Williamson, whom she
ing died when he was but three years
old.
Every one who is cOuveI SAINT with
the circumstances will sincerely re-
gret the verdict in the circuit court
at Fl. Scott which rendered judgment
against the town of Humboldt for
about $50, 900 of the old railroad bonds.
The case will be appealed and there
is still chance that this verdict may
be set aside. We sincerely hope il
will. If there ever was a clear case OF
bond steal this was one, and Hum
boIdt ought never to have to pay a
dollar of the unjust claim.
Mr.. James Glandon. of FrOntie.
county, Neb., is here this week sole
iting aid for the destitute farmers OF
that county. All he is asking for is
seed aud feed to enable the people TO
plant and raise a crop. We have ex-
amined his credentials, and have no
doubt that he is fully authorized 10
do this work, and that whatever may
be given to him will be promptly sent
to those who need it. Our county has
been very fortunate and such appeals
as this one should be met with gen.
erous response.
The Young Mems Guild gave an
other Une of their most interesting and
highly successful sOcials in then
reading room last Friday evening.
An interesting program was present
ed and refreshments followed, after
which everyone tried to see who could
have the most fun. This was the first
social since the holidays and was theiI
regular meeting night and they viii
be continued from now on with more
regularity. We hope they will, but
il the crowd continues to increase the
boys will have to use the Opera House
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
FOREIGN.

Soldiers leave Spain to fight Cuban
rcvolutonStS.
The Japanese captured Yngkow and
the port of New Chwang. after heavy
fighting.
Twenty diggcrS in the Sultana mine
IN Manitoba were Sultocated. An
accident shut off their air supply.
ArmcnanS Mv" prepared Il letter
to Mr., Gladstone thanking him for III"
interest h. has Sfcwn in their cause.
.Japan'S second army captured the
treaty port of Niuchwang after heavy
fighting.
Argentine is satisfied with President
Clcvcland'S adjustment of the bound
AIRY dispute with Brazil.
Charles Frederick Worth, the fam.
out man drcSSmakcr, died at Paris.
He was born In England in 1879.
The Spanish chamber granted the
government unlimited credit for the
purpose of quclling the revolt in
Cuba.
DlSordcrly Chinese soldiers entered
an American missionary chapel in
pao-ring Flu and broke the benches
No other harm was done.
The French government has sent an
other passport to J. Gllfortoul. the
Venezuelan charge d affaircS, to re
place the one taken from him at Car
acaS
France has instructed it's minister
at IIuvti tn demand an pynl1notiau nf
the murder Of a Frcnchman in san
Domingo.
Two thousand Chinese We're killed or
wounded In a battle with the Japanese
at T"n-Chwang-Tai, The laps loss
was but ninety.
The volcano Of OriMba, in Mexico,
Is in state of eruption, and great
fear Is felt by people IN the adjacent
villages.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21

in 4 new form, when Raphael Clan
ella, one Of the dcpoSitors and a
creditor to the amount Of 81 .OO94S. be-
gan suit asking for the appointment Of
4 receiver.
like the country.
A preliminary conference" was held at
Richmond, Va, by representatives Of
the populIsts, republicans and prohi-
bltiOnists looking to an agreement
upon a plan to amend the Virginia
election laws. The conference ad-
journed without reaching an agree
ment, but the matter will be taken up
at a future conference.
Mrs. Lulu Richards, who is the sta
ton agent and operator at Kimberly,
on the Duluth-Staples division of the
Northern Pacific railway. had a des-
pcrate battle with train robbers and
saved the through passenger from the
Pacific coast from being robbed, II
not wrecked, at the expense Of 100
lives.
The libel case Of G. II. J. Taylor.
the cOored recorder Of deeds for the
District Of Columbia, against W. Cal
vim Chase, the editor Of Il local negro
organ, was closed in Washington and
the jury returned il verdict Of guilty.
In the circuit court mt Vernon, Ala,
Allen II. Burrows gained verdict
Of $291 against the Southern Express
company. Rubc Burrows, the noted
train robbcr, murderer and outlaw,
was killed at Linden, Ala, in Oc,O-
Der. 1880, while trying to escape from
custody Ruhe'S father, Alien Bur
rows. sued for the recovery of his PTS
tolls, rifles, Il team Of oxen ANA money
found on his sons person when he was
killed
The strikes and riots Of the pas
year. ANA the calling ont Of soldiers.
both regular ana militia, in New Hor;,
have caused officers to keep n ~n,,I
eye ON drilling in riot tactics ana 10
be constantly dcyiSin@ new methods
for handling mObS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
A NEW EMPLOYMENT

A new employment which requires
skill and cleverneSs rather than means
is the dressing of fashion dolls for
store windows, the idea having de-
vclopcd rapidly since the exhibit OF
historic French dolls ut the Chicago
fair. A woman with real taste in dress
can thus find scope for her talent in
designing pretty costumes Tor niue
figures, which must be just as chic in
every detail as the full sized ones.
These please the eye and are Il great
help in selling goods, laceS and dress
trimmings. SO that proprietorS are
glad to make them feature of all
new displays. The models are about
fifteen inches high, representing the
latest fashions accurately. Another
profitable way of making living is
renting furnished rooms, provided the
house and furniture are not wanting.
When the house Is in Il desirable loca-
ton the applicants will, as a rule, be
reliable and if the rooms are kept
fastidiorsly clean, with good service
at the door success is certain The
front parlor should he kept as gen
cral reception room, and this should
be made rs attractive AS possible.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
JOHN L. TO Fight.
WINNER OF XII
HAIN-O'DONNELL MILL.
The Classical Sporting Fraternity
of Boston Agog ut the
Intelligence.

Boston, MASS, March l1.-.Iohu l..
sullivan will challenge the winner of
the Kilrain-O' Donnell fight here Mon
day night. ms promised return to
the arena by the cx-champion has set
the local sporting fraternity by the
ears, and many Of his friends look
aSkance upon his proposition. In
fact, while perhaps they VIII not re
gard the challenge as to Kilrain, one
who has SulEvan's interest at heart,
told an associated press reporter that
a determined effort will be made 10
pevent the big fellow" from meeting
ODonnell. should the latter win TIN"
contest with Kilrain.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
WISCONSIN SOLONS,

Madison, March IL. 4 resolution
honoring the memory of Gen. RuSk
was adopted by a rising vote. \ mes
sage WaS received from Governor Up
ham announcing his appointment of
T. T.. Bryant, of Madison, to succeed
himself AS member of the state fish
commission for the term ending April
|, lS91, and of curry G. Bell, of
bayfield,, in place of Il. Valentine, of
GAINESVILLE, on that commission for the
term ending April t. $500 Senate
bills passed: Apprnpriating So $500 nd.
d'tional for normal schools, and pro
willing - of Il mill tax to provide
Tor Il seventh normal school; fixing
the salary of the state superintendent
of public instruction at $1,000 per AN
mum An assembly bill was killed
requiring wild animals while In public
streets to hc Gagged; and providing for
printing the proceedings Of the State
Teachers association annually. A sen
ate bill was killed making the office
Of supreme court reporter elective.
In thu assembly Mr. RuckStatf was
author Hed to introduce a hill requiring
express companies to transport cN
press matter to it's destination by the
shortest route or routes. Mr. Harris
was permitted to withdraw his bill,
%HG T. empowering the OCnnomnwoc
Lake Waterway and Improvement
company to Improve and make naVig
able certain lakes and streams in Wan.
hrsha county. The senate resolution
providing for the appointment Of two
additional Chiamauga commissioners
MAS goucur~d In
The committee on forestry reported
a substitute bill for protection against
forrest fires, 1t makes the chief clerk
u the land office state tire warden
aud }hr assistant rhirf clerk deputy
tirr warden Town supervisors aud
road ~urerutcudeut> are constituted
IRE WardrnS aud they are giving
large powers looking 10 tho prevention
u forest tires. During the dry season
fires HI The woods must not he set eN-
GENT hy permission 81 warden.
Mr. u - MahanrhS hill torhiddu-
under severe penalties the use by any
one NOT regular attorney of any
initials 81 words ON signs or otherwise
calculated - mtSead the public into
the h"lief that he Is an attorney va
tabled unanimously
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21

Assembly Bills We're passed: Estab.
fishing a home for the feeble minded.
epileptic and .dioic, appropriating
100000 therefor: appropriating $50 900
to the Wisconsin industrial school for
girls for 1856: making it a inside
meanOr to beat bOnifaces by IA bogus
show Of baggage: permitting county
boards to fix the bond of county treas
urers at sum not less than one
half nor more than equal to the
amount of all taxes directed by the
county board to be levied during the
ensuing year; empowering the officials
Of villages to license hackmen, runners
and carmen. 10 control streets and to
provide for their Spr!nkling, to com
pei people to keep walks clear Of snow
and extending their powers in other
directions: and empowering judges
instead Of shcriffs to appoint baI;frs
during terms Of circuit courts.
Assembly bills We're killed: Forbid
ding towns. cities or villages to make
gas. electric light or water contracts
for longer than one year; permitting
that suits for damages from fire
against railroads may be brought at
any time instead Of within one year
as now: 10 create an historical com
mission to collect and preserve hiStor
zeal and biographical Information, and
to encourage and assist, county, town,
city and other societies and Other re-
searches; creating the county of Car
field out Of portions Of Clark and Tay
lor counties; "h'dlu- public rNh'b'
tions Of hypnotiSm: aud appr"pr'1ttn@
$1,000 for the purchas" "f cranberry
vines for fire sufferers.
\ senate bin was roncurrcd In. APP
propriating 5000 for the purchase of
the Gen. Joseph Bailey relics.
Madison. March - In tire senate
the assembly bill creating a municipal
rplIm in the county of oneida was
taken from lis regular order and con.
Cured in. \ bill was killed confer
ring police powers ON human" society
officers.
In the assembly house bills We're
passed as follows: Appropriarjn@
cicty; requiring a guard TO 90 before
road engines propelled at night; re
during the more effective destruction
of noXiOuS weeds. Sand-burrS being
excluded from the list; permitting tn"
polls in villages to be kept open from
I a. III. to Il y. m; amending the law
governing the iSSTlnrr of teachers
cnrHllrutCS So as 20 provide that @EAdu-
alrS of outside colleges having rs good
standing as our own colleges shall. in
thci" application for certificates. "hla'n
the same consideration ~ @ra'!uatrS
Of Wisconsin institutions
Assembly bills wrr" killed: For HE
Introduction of an electric lighting
pmut at the SpAnta school; and max
ing 1t a miSdrnranOr to steal rides
on railways. :. :. j ne : bill! making
the minimum penalty for hprS"-SjehI-
ing four years instead of tWJ, W&3I
killed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-21
YOUNG CRANE SUES,
Correspondent in the Stiles Case Ac-
cuseS His Father

Chicago. March 17-As an out
growth Of the Stiles divorce case, in
which Herbert Crane, son of the mil
lionaire elevator manufacturer, was
named as correspondent young Crane
has filed suit against his father to
compel the latter to pay dividends on
some of the elevator company stock
held by the son. The senior Crane had
frequently cndeavor"d to break off the
alleged relations between his son and
the beautiful Mrs. Lillian Stiles, but
without avail. 1t is said. despite the
fact that Herbert is a married man.
When Mrs. Stiles husband sued for
divorce, the consequent scandal re-
suited in the senior Crane removing
his son from his position as treasurer
of the Crane Elevator company, and
ordering him to leave the city. There
were threats of diSnheritancc, and as
Young Crane holds $500, 900 Of the Gle
vator company'S stock. when the div.
blends were withhold the young man
brought suit to compel his father to
pay them. The son will probably have
ltttlr trouble in forcing payment Of
the dividends. but his father will Il IS
said. leave the bulk of his property to
Herhcrt'S deserted wife aud children.