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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-26
DATES.

February End and 10Th. March End
and 10th, April 9th and Goth, May 4th
and 18th, 1897.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-26

Subscribe for the REGISTER.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-26

Baptst-On Sycamore street Preaching Sun
day morning and evening. Sunday school at S%5
an Prayer meeting Wednesday evening al
go Pm Yeung peoples prayer meeting ev-
cry Sunday evening. NJ r King pastor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-26
EMMERT ANp MCULLoCH ADDITIoN.

Given under my hand this 22nd day of Marcl
scr. NJ. l.. DECKER.
Treasurer Allen County Kansas,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-26

Methodist Episcopsl-Corner OF Jefferson ave-
nue. and Broadway. Services every Sabbath at
ua N. and $50 p. N. Sunday school at 9:45 g.
m. PRAYER meeting every Wednesday evening
at7:So All are cordially invited to all Of these
s-aeetinrsL I 8 PuIIiam, pastor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-26
lola CHURCHES.

Episcepsl-Sarv1ces on third sunday Of the
month. Fred &. Stlmson. missionary IN charge.
o. B. Church-Preaching every Sunday even.
ing at $50 D. M: Sunday school at 9:4o g. m;
Young Peoples meeting at p. m. AL are cor
dialy invited. Rev. E. A. King, pastor
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-26

Reformed-Divine worship in the Christ Re-
formed church at IL o'clock g. m. every Sum
dsy. Evening services every two weeks
at half past seven O'Clock D. m. Sunday school
every Sabbath st 20 o'clock g. N All are cor.
his11r inrited % attend. L Fsust pastor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-26

Columhiue Rebeksh Lodge No. SOS-Neets
in Masonic Hail. second and fourth Monday
evenings of each month. All degree members
in goad standing are cordially invited 10 meet
with US
Mrs Fannie Turner, Noble Grand.
Mrs. Mary E. Smeltzer, Sec
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-26

Presbytsrisn-Msdisop Ave Preaching ev
,sry Sabbath at u m and TSop N sabbath
school At 45a N. Prayer meeting Wednesday
at 7.SO o N. Everybody welcome W L.
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MUSIC AND MICE.
4 Suggestion of Novel Trap Effect os
 Piano Playing on Rodents.

 4 Suggestion of 2 NoTeI Trap Effect os
 Piano Playing on Rodents.
 Truth of London suggests that as mice like music there is an independent fortune awaiting the man who will in- vent small music box which when wound will run all night, since such Q oontrivanee wonld serve 10 call mice into traps and would De to the mice what a decog# is to a flock of ducks or 2 looking glass to 3 tiger. After this sug- gegtion, which is not untrue to nature, Truth goes on t9 say that music that sounds out of kilter to a crltio ears would also drive mice from the house. If the Truth writer had even actually seen a mouse under the influence of mu- sic. he would never have made thRt mis- take Neither would he have said Ian accordion would also make the agile TO- dent desert the house as be IS said to desert the sinking ship Whether mu- sic affects rats is i question not yet set tied bv students of natural history.
 As to the actual doiugs of a mouse when listening to music, t has been ob- served that the playing of piano, even the tum tam of beginner learning hls first tune, will cause mica of the com mon house variety to run up and down behind tlle plaster of house, causing it to rattle fn q way it 10 disturb the mast earnest student. One night half Q dozen pcesons were gathered in the par Tor ef aa Adirondack home listening to 3 skilled Rla5sr, who, as woodsman said, "e0uld mako q pianner talk
 vixen it was observed that the mice we're acting ia aH unusual manner. The ordinary conduct os mieo when they hear piaao music IS to merely rattle the plaster, but oa thls Hishb they squeaked and squealea sad raitled the plaster as they had never done halore The rush Of the rodents died away after the mu- sic stopped, but it MAS hours before tho last squeaI, was heard.
 One of the human listeners was boy who had some little skill IS 8 harmon icon player. and he wen. frequently to the woods, where, With the aid of the instrument, he succeeded in calling ehipmunks, red squirrels, and on one occasion 0oadahuei, besides wood mice, including ths daor mouse, and the smaller birds, The mice chiefly ran about the player, with HOW and then a squeak, but sometimes low strain with slight 1aadula1ions would seem to drive them insane, and then, without hesitation, they would run over the player as if ke had hsea g stamp. The squirrels were less damousua5ive
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UP IN SMOKE
went 8o,ooo saturday Afternoon

Went ssso,Ooo Saturday Afternoon
 Saturday afternoon about S330.00C went up in smoke on Pine street te- tween Baraque and Second avenue.
 The eonda gation as it destroyed the representatives Of the amount at wealth aforesaid was witnessed only by a few citizens and by-stand- CTS.
 As the fre-aIarm was not turned in no excitement was created and the destructive flames quickly and quietly waited the wealth that was to far away skies to sbccome only lingering memory in the minds of those wha once boasted of its ownership, or witnessed the dreadful havoc of the scene.
 II sfaS aH aM3al scene atHFible te witness and dreadful to contemplate "a disaster second t3 that of the re puted sinking of Manhattan. Think of what $330.000 will buy. and then some conception can be had of the dreadful mlocauSt, and then just to think that it had to go up in smokc.
 But t had served its purpose. It had paid taNes and fpr several years prior to tae contlaRratloa had idly tain in the rAut;s Q: thc city Treas- urer Fine fuel tsat fed the furious flames on yesterday was $330,000 worth ufcaacclled citf scrip, which was burned in obedience io he de cree of the City Council The AiepAistos who presiG an his oc- easioa, fed the Aames ana witnessea the eenAagation were Ai.4ermen Veil and .io ee. City Clerk Bloom and city Treasurer Westbrook
 The scrip burned was old demand warrants dated iroia lS77 tu4Sa5and ID to tue tune of the enactment of the pUesens law puovidiag for the aud payment of scrip ia the order of issue.
 f S.-rhe above destructive eon- ilaeraeion is po Anril-foal fake. It's 2 fact. When you see it in ihe it's s0.
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We all know that any t;Fad ,....

We pl' know that any t;red mpscla can be restored bY rfsf y,'@.. stomach is muscle. Dyspepsia k it's manner of sat Ing. T am fsrs.l
 tive int rest To rasf file etoSs.,,.l. yon must do is work Outside of tb.. body. '''s'
 This is 7ae shakers method q. cng. ing indigesiipn, aud ifs saacess k. hest attested by the faet tIHf tbase people are practically free from what 's without doubt the most f.sss.F., la,,r- .,I. 2l a5 ], diseases. The shaker Digestive eoraiai not only contains aigesfes Inod which is promptly ahs0sbeG Nithout taxing the tired digestive ofgans, but it is likewise an aid to cue e,,,la, ,iigesfIen of other foods in the stomach A 10 cent trial bottle vii convince you of its merit. and tbese gists. ''is Laxol is tho best medicine faa. ehiI- ai Gast0rafl. 0asaeS
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 An E.NnNr2 Suffer.

Mr. NJ. Robinson, with Reinach, t3il4nau < Coz, Of Chicago, will dis play his skill fA one day, Friday, April ,, in the interest of Henry Marx { Co, nP-to.date Tailors, two doors from the Board Of Trade saloan. on Main street. Every loXer Of fine and we'll tittng snits, at a small outlay. will be much benefited bA calling on II ssstfiiii4s,'ii tsii Sffiti tisiit.. at
 HENRY MARK < Co.
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rvo sonooas or rseavor.

On the lands of Judge Russell ana John Fostor, on the banks of the lltsle Nianeua river, Missouri, aye two sohoots of beaver, six in one school and eight r the other. The judge and Mir, foslss will not allow interference With tn- animals.
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The bridge on Cherry street. Ie- tween Tenth and Eleventh avennes 1s in a very dangerous condition and shoald receive the attention 1T the iFE Engineer at once. Eeg3se 4 serious aeeideht kapfeas to some person.
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Children Cry for Ga@Rs8 Ga aSGoFiaa
R r. 4, otes.

he aess NeA'selass last night 4 gNmuasiam was at#slzd udha0 aa interesting his class is stin getaNiag. eaat}i etes lar2cly te the penH- He Hk5 s.eal department.
 Hon arc uow working deld eVery evening n tbei two nights per M eNmuasinn. They are good showing on The raw. spriHting, jumping 7Jatce running and hope eeaYca5iea week.
 Hli9a svill devote Satar- fa t0 tle work of the
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Mrs 1a oE nH Altheiuer a aceUWpaai b Tae ereafe in s ae Ea5  ess 
 e Miss N e 1l Ga s et A .53 lfstt.ya AH style isa Nsa Hia u
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 sHaa esee ie M q a M ea
 Yea3 tf W 6a sas h eomsN sssssx ssk ust.s 1s't1n by tise sH fly san
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Neckpieces made entirely of plnA flowers, fin shed with lace ends, ai0 much worn with evening gowns
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J. G. Krue. Jr., of Kussen, nan. committed suicide at Denison, Tex, b taking morphine.
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1I Tul9iuE ugizs; ii3i
 Ei 1iiair s, is
 1e# son es Gov.
 aHe a tne clfg 5o ay. 34 4a tg tfe Arhnasa- sagni- tg Uie Rock shi-a hF Hg
 Ea iy fsd,4 ea ssake- aide fa9shHd. C. small faaiiy
 F HHeas Ateiiize Bank Did 3oa Enwy tliat l'radf7rd < kHz eanld SCH ua aico bads0am " tH and IseaG ft uutaiap tu loaE 465zt NeeaHer& has received Hn8ther a4t i books. amaHe them by Marie aotells afhe af aHe Gross A4 Wilson et atf 6Ir Isaac Unyns has no formal aaml.anaual aopcaina but daily opening wherein Is displayed a mammoth stock of goods at prices 6a #8i Fl tInes.
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tzlace kid gloves arc supersealns s1 { suede ones, as they have been found 'As be mere durable.
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MOST PERFECT # pase Grape Cream os Taaa e@s Fse. ks2fa Ammonia, Alum at a4g olt7s 6gilaant
 70 YEARS EIla sThNBARE s---sa.-..ge.-A--r-s-sa s-vs.ss--~-..s.+---~
 Ppm sanaas's he,lg
 Yrs F. eaH quite eies
 ir J W 6aeias tae Tru- lacG
 Alr. Frank kea l of Eedron. Is at the Arlington
 The services at fhe Temple Frdoy evening were lafeels attended,
 II l Martin. o9stafsart s here on business Yislt
 MT q M Philips returned last niehtfrom tHe races
 Mrs T. 4 Baton oi Altheimer was in thetltE xAsierdaT
 Ms sam HoeEalew, the we'll known shirt drummer. ia tn Che city.
 E r. Keaae business man Of @uttgau. is n tHe tI3tngtom
 Mrs. F H Nefil0fg. af Little Keek aae#5 af fhe Arlington
 l you woaai saVe nmey read tie ads.
 The accomplished hisa Ettie sinan ls VisitHs aiaHds in tdtlic Kaes
 aie El i5aadHa5 ea feti8E teuaofe9 hls ess asaa as a2of ol Iheopefa aaase
 I4aa s NeaHsa Wese3 tlroush faa ely Iesf 8a sa6Hts heme lrQm ldt4ir Hea
 MT John E IIs sa isam New EnWiaTHle h aiaiah lar soeni l euts
 Mr #eA 8 M H at Ndea aa , aHI5 tFiV e e2 aoed hama Iaasf
 aIr } YHta8 a8eH eWuI basif naa t eahaea eaE.ne ogr town hasiHes slt
 raII Ias 5oH4ta faa5 acre A0fil f4.s lse4 ag08 he n8ia1ea o lsaa1 i9goei6s were rQshed ta tna utmost atur- day apnlH tte Wan1s 4i eeatuu- ssa1 eHe Ha Beeca tca taie. tas aeea e0fIed zQ 3'gf where aa if He triad f8e
 Mrs 2 E. M8taaa has refurae t0 AtiantN a 5en sleasa yb 1o the family F h4elaaas
 i9r. 4AamH Ias4Fs. Ej NeribeR fsi " me dsla gsttt tise ueesiHs u aa beld n iasfla t'ea eetafssd haaH At Wsiafa WHO G8s ;fsfs Fara9 fitria Raes stafue aaaa Seua Anfaia&
 MF- lstac i5a afalga al s rnfi'ial ia@s a Fl visit taAlia aaH ias
 aee ae kaa@ eaaaar id 4AH sM Wa 4t Nae fon { sisit tssat eEnaaual oI ashiiit4 ll itA f ei1ssias aish lHssisAs l9tnoafoAs-
 9 Ncge 6 e to S age hele wiil reside u laar Ae a ulth am best AlsAes u aasts siaHtfa
 9h f'I a-feHt Htat4E oi .Alr isf8ns WaEiams. ave slo9 were raised h this eisz fae tle Aeaeat li tlielSFA9g eHeiaHe salsHfess 8tug}8y f9e Easter paenin~ of iha ltoGupt Dry Goeia aamgaaY, waea bes.es AiSasliis. Fl i;ssii s,se a5attlif, arlJ. 1olin McCraaeK is l8N iame ef the Jefferson roaA fail tea aAflit trial on the ehaVee o assauil aud ]. hatteFy aud alslaEelHs Hgie8s woFship.
 Mrs. Louis Roth ef shis city aad Miss Leah Iaieh, II Mampiim wsQ has been the eaest of Pipe la frlen0s are snsts itsla Rar friends.
 Contractor LaHe ha- aa0u eafn pletea haadsana aN flesca for sir. A. eraaH ha ru tnrs is s.tuatea @ te prae sixth veas, aa Ala ss1 After next S.f1aeQsaN sha sx..x-.2 Fl t+ ssss tA.ass ssssr4s sts f,4 ,
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The services at tha Temple frdoy evening were Iafeel9 attended.
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Ny.
NEsEr

TO anT Hee5oN interested In hu- }Ana fte18, or who loves animals, NC will send free, upon 1at1on, g copy ct the AgsazI- the organ Of this Society. en to ltS intensely inter taa at'snss { contains q list 9 ha et and unusual pre- n kala sXe2 oy tho nGp0P.
 Al t3rez& THE AaETCNAI l5 V T 5sJs2 W GEb AI0-12I 3ssaeea A4asas Building, R, Y
 y-as Il s-5r Pm
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SH# Ek E.
 asH BLUFF, ARR.s 3 27-1s97. HesaH=Aexer Drug Co.,
 Pine Bluff. Ark. sss Ipe-I have sold yoae BfuH- ixsf eills for some time All 4H seseaMeEa rec0mend them te ftieif #fIeaiH aud coliagain for them, which is ample proof of their good. @isaag yoa great success with aea. Haf5H tiieY deserve, l am
 Your Friend,
 +. if SEVERE.
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II a6 Martin, o1 stuttgart s here on Q business gislt
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10 RELIEF NEEDEC.
No Flood at Ari.aa-aa Post and Au Can
Get Work VII, yaas 1t.


 Friday, acting Mayor Fred To, received a telegram from he Board faf Trade at Little Reek stating tha- an appeal for aid had been received there from Arkansas Post, and re 1uesting that an investigation b, made Mir Fox at once visited tbt officers of the steamer Eugene ana asked them to make an nvestiga tion on the down trip of the boat and report the same at once.
 Saturday afternoon Mr. Fox re- ceiyed the following reply:
 ARKANSAS Posr April 3, 1897. Mr. Fred Fox, Pine Bluff Ars.
 DEAR SIR: l was called OF last night by Meessrs. Joe Johnson and Ed. Rowland, .Jr. at o'clock il. m. 10 make inquiry in regard to the sufferers from overflow at this place, stating that there bad been a peti- ton sent to Little Rocl for help and forwarded to Pine Bl0ff for consider alton there. l wish h say that there are no sufferers at this place. nor has there been The water has nnt been extremely hieA here and most all the iands are above over flow We eneed more laburers here. l could H@e a dozen hands nore than have at present fl could get them. There is not man in this neiehbor- hood idle that will work. send us a few sufferers: we will feed and cIothe them and be glad to do so.
 J.A. HJUscN. The letter also bears the indorse- ment of Mir. C. " conme oG that place.
 Mir. foN today received the original petetion seat to the Governor at Little Rock and while | bears ;5 number Of names, the hand writing is very similar and appears to have been written and all Che names signed by the same person.
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Mrs F. 4 Eaton of Althelmer was in the city Yaai erdHE
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Mr. Tfank Kea#al. ol Iedron. Is at the ArIinefm
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Mt sam BoesaIeW, the we'll known shiFt drummer. is iu Che city
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E r. Kea7s. business man Of StNtt9NF4. is Fl tae afftHMt QH
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MT T M Philips returned last night from fife faeea
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Hoo M Naaasa ssea lirough ne ely Ias5 Re9 en0Hie hGme noun Is#fslr Eaea
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Mrs. F H NffitHeg, of Little lteek F i aaeHt ltt he afiih8tatl
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Fan af.daes tieily

&r8 4 d stHeH la quite slei,
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Aif El I5taIHaf ea 5eafitE
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Mr. Ed Rosenberg. of the Pine Bluff Cigar and News to.. has just received a select iine ef kodacks which ie is offering II exceptionally low pgites. There are tA, Q classes of these pocket cameras, the Cemer. pfice Si and the Crescent, price S2 They are very unique and take good pictures. ,ltf
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# f1 SHxou iHairr fnfH-ee as t ialHagae Mhoicic n H
 fh ft0s s fos. ot NaW ie a il2 fe la Hai 8f fat faa ia ea@HanE ira HQpala repteseHf iliFe Gf4a 3 e44xef4z
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The Accomplished alisa Ettie Si4HNn is VisltHs I1iaHda in tAtiic kWeE
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As A.Ais A:eAs ssse the sfyllss anu iisst elas siis city and xieialtg fie hes an stock oI fs'esis, nes gsss annuni anrine onenias o9 faS Ae De2ias Monday Issa AnYitea f ea M Glohe aa see tla bliign e lfs ag else lsaEe is lss
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aif tIf0s IHmes, 'IllII iarner' iHn ifaiteviile t0"aidp although l4aHfUe aQ y0te in he city is gteaay Intefssted n the elecuou-as is all at8F5 #aFse taSsp3Eefs
 GAIng s@ tho absence ol witnesses. ea e8se 0f t}e state vs Daniel
 aEH G8a 0eH ae ieeuit unrt, WIS suspendel uatH tumm raa Eaarn 0@ at 9 Ocleck.
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1T you Woa aVe maaey, read tie ads.
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 saeHas Ft,te aetgn t8H nti st.t ti wnirir WEE tfut ise 8t3 tsieF ia
 4#4e sehetHaNs
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Mir. [ " 6atIing ia at tho Iru lock.
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cen doors aud screen wfn- fancy or plain. All tastes a llQ tha Bluff City Lumber
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3he i4spltfH af Y recent a tae la M5 q fHHFH ta tff53# H##= #H# f--.a.l tH#== M sa k ale s AuetifI k | ft 0f thia cttY. taken plaee. to the PiHeBla eNaitl n.lLe NaaHa ne
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Doors and windows, house phtteruss everything we mana laetaeo cheaper than ever be- fore.
 BEE@I' C1TX ..URl BEER GO.
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sunday morning the Re4 Haas will preach sermon at teset Methodist Church 8uism All Knights and #4 and families are eafaial= 10 attend.
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a E.a4tfe Hailmd haa f6siseH e9 faHN ff EHH ftfeLlEIit tA3t 05# af Ehe 3asiGUEt1 fiitfd-a the ttE Ii@ chU md h4 Wu.e roaH fetgIf, HtE feaigHH 1HstuAes
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After next SfkaeQsaY assaef9s ft aa have nyt Dala tsaai Ss i {; :.;s::. ..s.. .'s who would afasa fsie psaas t better settle aiia tlia laA e0site tor tflss week.
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Mir jab f 4sII5 ea4e Gam New EeWia1i#ie atiHia tu
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Alr j lsl Hi#s3#8H3. aeIl hsaWu bssjfss mn af Gdniea paying uGl t8TB allaHas sIf
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Contractor LaHe has sa0u eetn pleted ] haadsanl afy rs tnre is sst,latel 00 te eulae
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SseTly right is the way th8us- HeoH,e iecl IL is hecaHse a ls poor Hood sSarsaua enc Irue Blood Purifier. mHElg set them right.
 Fills are purely vegetable 8at p8ree, pain CT gripe. Fl
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Mrs. Louis Roth of sais city cad Miss Leah I.aeb, II Msmpila wAo has been the gnest uf Pine Hlaa frien4s, arc sests M sittle }irs friends.
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A,r MHeA H h ean af Neea aa 2 aaaaes tElp4 f e2. gNetGd home IaaaK
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l.ile elti5i FarNHs tag
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tfhe employees q tsa8t 9ceFi6s were rQshed t9 toa utmost atur- day, q aNnlH tlle Wants 4i eNMtNiu-
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Wh @ss esalla ae es.se fe. las.alis.
 haa She a'ss sue eAag o C-steain. When ss h#f #Hsz ssfa ette m
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tt s rafif{ iHs to H48a faH aera II ill il.s lase
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24
HALIFAX, II. G.

Halifax. N. c., Jan. 23-(SpeciaD.-
bliss tannie Sarter, who has been away
some time OF a trip to Charlotte, is eX-
pected home tomorrow.
MT. John e. Daniel has been sick for
Mr.. Fred Froelich, one OF our mer-
cnants. mas started selling his goods in
city style'-taking orders and then de-
livering.
IN our public school here three boys
challenged the entire school nm !, 800
graphical game. TO take place next Fri
DAY afternoon. / seems that the bows
nave lots of confidence In themselves to
NY sueh an undertaking. but they be-
neTe 'hey can prove themselves equal
liShed later go "e l""
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24
BRAN BI.i. ,oN.

Residents on the South side OF Mar
snaii avenue VIII have board sidewalk.
tne! furnishing the material and Tho
street hands doing the work Why may
MOI o'hers follow the example?
master Willie Brown continues quite
~ AT inc RESI- ence OF his mother, Mrs.
Moses Brown, on Charles street near
Pollard
Mrs, Captain Bass, No. $40 East Bran
pieton avenue. who has been i'll with the
grip for nearly three weeks is slowly
improving. houEh not able TO be up.
MTs. d. W. Order has been Ill n num-
avenue.
The Tdewater Ice company's large
pniiuihg Tor storage of ice is consider
ably advanced towards completion. Its
capaci.y VIII be very great
r, Apoul ~ CLOCK yesterday morning
foiicenan Sipratt, who lives at the cor,
ner OF Jamison and Ferguson avenues,
discovered negro named Freeman Will
Ean's. IN MS yard with lot of clothino
ana razor, which he had stolen from
tne room of Fcnton Mayhcld. colored
VINO .lNes on the promises. Williams at
tempted TO escape. but the officer cap ur-
ed him. He was locked M at noI'co
headquarters.
MIR ana MIS-. It. n. Ramsey. of Claib.
orhe avenue. were oSprc ted home last
night from Sussex county. whittier they
lau gone to attend the funeral of the
late father, Mir. j. J. Deal. of Yalc
Va.
Mr.. l.. Il. Acree's building. store and
residence combined at the corner of
windsor and Bramb'tton avenues. is
now much improved, the floor being low
efeu TO The level of the stree ana other
wise renovated
ON Thursday night, January 2Sth. an
entertainment under the auspices of the
NihGs Doaushters for the moor of
hrarbleton Ward, VIII be given at l[irn
haiI, entitled Professor Baxters Grea:
invent ON. or Youth Restored by Flee
tric.ty." This novel entertainment IN G
Always met with great success wherever
gwen this being the first production in
Norfolk, and the wor ny cause in view.
no DOUBT. viii pack Kim Hall. Tickets
Daughters.