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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-07-30
Beautiful Gas lamps

That are on display in my front win
dow. The prettiest lot of gas hangers
and chandeliers ever brought to lola.
Don't engage to put gas into your
house for lights until you have figured
with me.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-07-30
Everything
for the
Bath

About the only way
to keep cool this hot
weather is to battle
frequently. l..
We have everything to make
the bath pleasant, Sea salt,
all kinds of soaps, bay rum,
FIori d a water, perfumes,
sponges, and ali the other ct
cetras.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-07-30
PORT ARTHUR CIGARS.

The famous 5-centers now having
the biggest run of any nickle cigar in
the West, are on sale at
CDENCED'C
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-07-30
Let Your Light Shine!

That is the command, and the only sat-
isfactory way to obey it is to buy some
of those
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
CONCEITED.

MRS. JoNrs to tramp: No; | gave
III YOU piece of pie the day before yes
terday."
The Tramp Yes, mum : but couldn't
get ANYTHING for il. There's no demand
at present, mum, for petrfied curiosl-
ties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18

7 TITLE Box who has been lately reading
= the " Origin of Species - " Papa, It
we came from monkeys where did the tails
go9 Did we wear them OFF sitting down ??
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18

OIcBY % Did ever tell You of my adj
- ventures OH Mt. Washington
Bigby "Td be an exception to all the
people YOU know if YOU had not told ne. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

The silver dollar was designed
about twenty years ago and il viii be
interesting 10 many 70 know the eE-
PLANTATION Of the same which is as fol-
lows: On the Obverser turned upside
down, directly under the date. yOI
viii see the profile Of George III. q
little 70 the left. the head and name
Of the British lion just 10 the right Of
the profile OF DIsraeli-Which makes
the fullness Of the cap Of Libsrty-in
the cap is the thistle Of Scotland, the
shamrock Of Ireland, and two sprouts
Of the wheat Of America, and all sur
rounded by stars representing the
thirteen original states.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

There is little use 10 kicking
against the way County Judge Ter.
rell is plunging the county headlong
10 debt. He is Republican and 50 are
the two commissioner. They uphold
him 10 all that he does, or at least do
not 20 on the record and protest
against IL. Judge Terrell is doing
just what be was put In there % do
and the people will have TO stand it.
Judge Hubbard got the county out Of
debt and lowered our tax levy bat Re-
publican bosses, like Senator Patter-
son and John knight, because they
they could not work him, united 10
defeat him for denomination. Con.
seryatiye Republicans did not vote
for Terrell He was put up aud elected
By "de gang" and 'de gang are in de
saddle" They have no conception OF
Republicanism but 70 swell their
pocketbOOks. Such an idea as just
economical county government for
the people never enters their heads.
The man who talks aud acts on that
line, Of decent sense Of responsible.
ity 70 the taxpayer, is a "PopulIst"
and that is the worst crime "A man
can be guilty Of. We fear there will
be more PoDulists 10 Marion county
than "the gang" can buy on at the
next election.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

tftsr aIl9si1z al the bills 10 has
the c7uoty co1rt i.ircY1sistent in
III zlioEirE the deputy assessors - 2
5sr IN teEn politicians. wb9 20
ct sni asses the fzrDsf's property.
ran0ot live 5 t01 . dsv. Hhich the
cy1-t wants % uay them. Tnsy have
% z9rz themselves, keep their Own
time- whDoD il up At the Republican
primaries. and what if the average
farmer don't clear 20 cents q day.
tbs-e hard working wirs-D1lisrs must
live
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

~ al nss-s pat tar % bsoE
rhsrEs 's15 pCpsrs . zttorusT ard
1rzft- zai -s1=luts- iu-rezsz ths rsr-
e1gs fru lzte5es- tc1ac11 and beer
rst % cents . p11o5 % tea. iucrssss
ths duty % s1zsr: g. anything but
eo-111ze. It uo1i0 be a usti0ozI
ll-t3rtsos it say u the federal o-5cs-
l5-5l-E sTls.p-rzcg had - c1ue down
90 tls reduced inc91es q the rest q
t5e pe11,a- Hezp Up the tzEes: just
~ lis E4-1s.icsa and god stzndzr1.
ne uju >Ezll5E 90.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

A10rrC-s-t u - sEtrs -ss=ilrl- rs
ferrinz u or editorial % tts pratt
iees thzt uers said % erfsi so5er Z
taTuer t-ezs8rer. 4heo TIE STATE bad
spp-9Irisiion- - beTiug claiat
uI,s tie fs-5- 30 ttle treassrg. l1s5st.
tat s1ra fz-t. IFS ass fs--. r.
f1s5ed ~ r=zs31z5.e Isfersoos q
Erg11d that or p-eseal treas
gfes uzs eozsr=5 himself. - t5rD1zh
SKI. 5zoL- DO s1el bzsiosss- s15
Therefore it is ~ augment % razso1
f9r z1ertrz sszsfga- Tals fs iD5se5
f11ry zrg1le.t We hare III
szi6 tbsi car Treasurer is using the
p15lfc f815s ~ 51Ti-z claims. ~
0t1er Iulpr0rs-r p.rpos=s. he kogas.
~ every g-1sr uz1 J. s1225ss Q %
Eogw. that ss-1 Al z1- W01-d y z
felD1y- lie kooEs that. i be Eere u
~ so-uss p15slc fgads - by clziDs
4sslasi the state, q loan oat it,
-81ney for pr91t. q 6sTote q; % zoy
11isNf1l p1rposss.-he H11I5, " TIE
oo11uisslon u sgch at, wbetcer *
p0ss5 Or not. " morzlly a. much
.1iliy n Z felony, a. when c1uricted
og Z JUN. We mEst believe. there
fore tazt Bs H0Il5 NJ Daly rsfuee %
engage 10 .Gca business. but that ne
oggl1 DDt 1e Induced % % - .5y any
temptation q profit VIII this e1-
DlanstiCn we proceed u szy that.
wben 4 condition II things exists in
V1olic Affairs, which puts money in
the treasury sItbOut prOvisiOn 70
withdraw il for the payment of state
claims. that the public mini becomes
affected with the idea that such
claims become subject % heavy dis
count, and are sometimes ticketed for
amounts 10 excess for their rightfuI
sum. ana, therefore, afford gpportu1-
ity Tor JObbeTy and speculation for
the capitalists. banks, etc. aud a huge
temptation for those entrusted with
funds, whether public or private, 10
deal 10 such claims. To preserve the
public credit and prevent the paper
shagers from discountiDg claims
against the state and % remove the
temptation that might arise from
such condition Of things for improper
speculation, so believe an extra ses-
sion is the remedy This will provide
money to pay those claims. and then
there can b. 10 inferences drawn
against anyone.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

Something new. Salem leads u in
e5uczti00al matters. Our city f. 70
have 2 sumner school n music con-
dGcted b. Herr Wincsler. H Is prob.
ably the most talented pianist IN the
state, and a gentleman who goes
deeply into the philosophy of musical
composition, the history Of composers
and all musical literature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

ssrzEEls zllt f1r az s11-s is . rar16l
c- ail1as5o-- Tee - ~ - -1-h
70 ttss1 51-s o.. 11r cit5as a. has beer
ihs czsz B1t Us refz- toit % 5-frE
ct ths rc5-t that AZ Ilttle -bIl5rs-
red seb1oliuz zdsp1s5 70 ihsir nas5s
z15 --5er the -8os1 fzrorzb1s c115i-
flo-s. O-lT tas fss zst q uant TIE
hiEber s585aff1o so5 tszE j. p-0-
vi5eL Tazs better care q the littls
- Take then = tie streets.
TIE 5-z 5rgs z-5 zir-s esn take care
. tbsuHIre> s-5 are better for t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14


Heat g Al i-1s-i-z-,-e c7e 70 eTS-y
c-61 z75 -71ti- IL -zs-h q eT=T
r=H-t 70 besacr. L e so-eEzE ~.
c1e.s 70 -o1eT z11 = -o-s P-ecoas
tz-- -1---z1z q 1lz-11-E
Tie cEzd's bez-1h 6sP@1os sl-7oss
v-1-v o- t-s r-ozts-'s. --r o-ly hssso1s
rs 1--L u. s1-e-u=E 4 SIX -otne1
cat --o-e--r cz-e fo- ~ cz-l1i bsslth-
4 E-E -or1e- s1Zs--es 1ez-z 1f7s--1T
cid IN z iz--t - y erpsc-s1 Isybes
tl= 1szlv VII roz=ss t1s srr1z-z7ce q
haiti t-t w1l Iz-E ExZz1z- ZzTbe
i1-z-s UHsk1ess III csveloP Il alter
vz
ErsrT -o--zn s5o--5 - particularly
cz-=f1i of Ee- bes-.h 6z-i-g TIE pe-5od
q Ees-ztioz-Thez t1e did Is really
pz-r oF hs-z-f.
r'--z1r II this tine, Sc s5ozld keep
b=- body sz-01E s11 p--s zod sle s5c-ild
tz-e --1-,e- r-ecz--11-s zEz-st bs- tine
q Lz-1-. Fo- this p--pose D. Fierce >
EzV1-1te Pres--Irt1o- e prescribed i
rs hee- ussd n t5ozsz1ds q czsss
v---L Ire nos grz-fvl-g results i =
e -o1-c 70 t1e Elo.e body. III ps-ucr-
-z-lT % t1e o-ys-s d5s11ctly fs11iuine-
Z cures al fe-zle t-o1blzs and P-O-
Eo1zs -eyulz-Ity.
4 l1-Ee book f-opo pages P-otusely
.t-serzte1 ]. vrItte1 y D.. Pierce en-
.zt-ad 90 The Peo--e-s Common Se-se Med
scz- A6viser sill be se1t % tilose who
zIll ssud tTeutv-01e cents, II s.aupA
70 pay possge and v--z-1i--Z Ozly.
AfI-ess. WORLD's DIsPESsARY MED
I-sL ASSOCIATION, Nc. 65s Main Street
E-EzIo. y i.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

We cannot agree with the plan that
Is proposed OF adding on higher
grades tin our public schools, and
building up a high school at the ex-
pense Of the taxpayer. There are
nov abundant facilities for young
men aud young ladies 10 get higher
education II they want 20 work for IT,.
Only one out OF a hundred would get
the benefit Of such schools. What is
needed is better schooling for little
Crowding fifty or sixty
little children iuto one room for a
green immature young woman TO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

Judge Burnett Is u Be commended
for spending a few days in hearing
preliminary motions and pleadings
before the regular term. There is 10
sense In holding all the jurors and
witnesses while days are spent in law
yers debating motions and amending
defective pleadings.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

tas brar5- Ituss zprlii5rsl AZ, 1ri-
-5srf We ulsl ft uere n1t- B-f
ttsf is 90 TIE quesf5o-- Tr1er t1s
-allffcsl sTseu ne clslu that tie
safe f. uell erred y NJ Carter sod
his rffe. ard Harry S5lst 80 fsrsrs
the sTstera sa11ld 118e ard fnrssti-
gzte h.sfa-e bs gives crs5eoos - TIE
fziss charge fazt ~ Carer i IT,
---1- -etert-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

a Waterloo correspondent writes
In the Lebanon Advance that the
sawmills IN the upper HamiltOn q creek
country are beginning 70 haul lumber
through there by the dozen loads a
day. McKinley's good times is upon Us
in great shape, and rough lumber is
full legal tender here in Waterloo and
southeast Of Waterloo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

If you are pltrlotlc you will support
principles instead Of parties and men.
Parties and partisans have nearly ru-
ined our country. 1t is time 10 get
back 10 first principles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

TIE OrexoaIs1 hzs - zrtscls - -
forninz tie s3slniarziioo = -
state seh-rg for tie bifr6. aod lsg'
dan s1aus prDpssit5ons = . thsassii-
cal eharzrter. 81 ~ Er Garter ~
bsinx eoanpeteot r. .teseb tbs higher
classes. il hzs not fogndztion- NJ
Carter has snsuersd that b. Il not .
ssIkfDz socyclops5iz- sod there lusT
Be prOslens ia slzs5rz snd sritbsDe-
tie that hse csnn0f eKDlziu. BIT t1is
- o,,sbefuL Nr. Carter j. = tsscber
q tie osmmoo brsncass and q o11otg
sgpsrintsn5sot - many gezrs stz1o-
inx he Is uo5est uzo ID s1-oe
usFs AID = frzuk mar sod if BE- c9Des
n a. example be d0es D9t uD6srstzro
Be probably ssgs -. ard THE has teen
nnsxnjsed fnto a Argument thzt he
Is iBooupstert- TIE Erter has
visited ihe sch0sl. - the rag1est =
sdrzn1e5 pgDlis asso W Carter id
~ kngE it. z,5 f0go5 al the clsss
E5-x 5T t5s dIssrsat teze5srs c1a-
6acfs1 js.s a. t8or01ghlY ~ in arr
e,slzEe In The zlzrsh-z cizss Nr-
Garter rss s.rszxlinz zith . yo8nE
IA. all D. himself. ao5 50th Ee's
far l,syocd car rso555egt5ous u that
branch. Nbirb 10 The prscth-sl Affairs
y life so.oest slips sEsy into tie
reslrn u the fDrg1;ten. Hr. Carter .
seemed tO - match f0r the rang 4
nan sb0 bad al the radicals ao5 *
pOoenfs IN the b0ok % his .ongUe's
eDd Bot this y not n the punt
Cu5er TIE political system nOW in
rogue appointments are made for the
party service. Nf. Carter and bis
wife, a. heads for the blind school. 4
are as vel lifted and a. competent, a.
any that can Be secured oy the public
under that system Of appointment
Mr.. Carter was given the place BE-
cause of obligations u a political
nature. There j. not a bead u a
state institution that - not chosen
10 that way and Harry Scott knows
il. Harvey Scott BELIEVES in that
system and therefore IS inconsistent
in his criticism. The people are fortu-
nate TO secure the service Oi an edu-
Gated Christian gentleman and lady
like Mr.. and Mrs. Carter. They are
cultured and refined 10 many ways
that are Of great 'aod lasting benefit
10 the children who come 10 contact
with them.
II Oregon had an opportunity To
secure the service " the most famous
and expert teacher Of the blind in the
whole world. or some man with a
political pull, the man with the pull
would get II. He might be only a
Portland ward politician, ifthe bosses
demanded his appointment and he
vas not silver man, Harvey Scott
would recommend him. Mr. Carter
IS not to blame that this system Is in
rogue and under that system he had
as good right 10 apple for the place
- any other man who had friend on
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14
To Union Workers.

The CAPITAL JOURNAL is the only
paper that publishes the official pro-
ceedings OF the Union Bimetallic con-
Terence at Albany June ?, and will
furnish copies Of the same at sI.OO ner
hundred 10 Union workers. These
proceedings should be given a wide
circulation. Enclose money order
draft or coin with order.
u HoFER Bros, Editors
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14
Order Of
Railway
Conductors
Annual
Excursion
and !,
Picnic.
To Salem.
Sunday. June 20.

Excursion trains will nm =.
Portland, Oregon City. W. Wo.aslI lIlom
Sheridan. McMinnvllle. ForsSg,' g'1oufn, Coufn,
Hillsooro, Eugene. Aibsnv UfoVe,
pOiats in the Willametfs qua all
Grand entertainment ~ 'S1isy.
Fair Grounds in the after,Cce, Siaie
bands OF music engaged ID 'et'fiTs
Adnlsslon 70 Fair Grounds 30
Tickets from any point In H.
ley. including admission - c-e "a
Grounds 81: children 5Gr -, ran
tlcQlars call on {. D. Gabrjalso,n pal, ~;
+. \. Derby, Salem. or address And
, c. r. NIIrp
I'D Third street, Portland :.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14
THE LIGHT OF THE World

OR OUR SAVIOUR IN All
Cost over sIoO, 600 to publish Oo1', ~,
nearly zoo full-page engTaylngs o. .,Trs
Saviour, by the great masters EFeIy zinc a,nos
is reproduced from some famous pa.5sTs 'n.5s
Agents are taking from three to twenty v. .sbsn
per day. The book is so beautiful Ln1' n1 '.NcE
people see itthey want it. FIRST GLAHTRSS ASRS
AT THE PICTURE BROUGHT TEE s,so
To MY EYES" says one. "Cieaisu Cieu,'bsT. i.S
first weeks work with the book says -SO'-d ~ 1ood
"SOme high grade pman or woman =. .asncy
church standing should secure the ~ .s ean
here at once, says ever yeditor' "as - man
be made taking orders for 1t. Also seeuTe
or woman Of good social Posiuon 80 40 devote
ali their tlme 10 employing and dniIlSs AZ
agents and corresponding with i men, 1FT1,DER
dress for full particulars A. P. l. 1870. cLiS.eo
Publisher, as Michigan Avenue sa
III. 4T
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

NocH@hooi 3
Es a7e q -
zazhood II
'-72s E sEc
z-s life 7d
completes ba
zost Ep-E
@U in the
World BE
tez-E z11 EE-
zT q Esz1ET,
w 11
il the cbief
s-zeTEE1 Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

SEE D. =, BENTLEY.

II you want - move NJ van. = al ofiary
kind hauled CT E-aU, Z lad Of manure, dir,
sand or grayel, Ct cement. line. hair plaster,
brcs or sever pipe. see 4. :. Bentley, cor
ner d Front zn1 Chenel,etz streets or ring
up telephone 50. Also wo1i and cozl On
hands =; all TINES. Orders promptly attended
to.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14
John {. Vriig|t.

HaFing disposed Of my mer.
cnandiSe business. | wish IN
state that l can still be found
at my Office in the old Pjonea,
Grocery. l propose TO devote
my time to the Insurance bnS.
ness, and write policies 10 the
best companies known. All
persons indebted TO me please
call and settle at once and
save expense Of collection
52i m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14
Salem Water Co.
@Ofice in City Hall.

Irrigation hours to a. N. and )
TO 8 in the evening.
All irrigation bills for the summer
Will be due and payable the LIST of
July.
Street sprinkling through lawn hose
positively prohibited
No deduction for irrigation during
absence unless water is cut off the
entire premises.
No allowance made for part Of sea-
son as more water is needed to bring
OUT a neglected lawn than judicious
use for the entire season.
SALEM WATER %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14
CURED AT ,s YEARS.

D1. Miles, New Heart Cure Victorious.
No other medicine can show such a record.
Here IL veritabie patriarch. "a years Of
age, With strong pre- tucice 70 overcome, who
lad Heart Dlsed1s f6 podFt. fie took the New
Heart Cure and r. now sOund and we'll
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

THE BUSINESS PRINTER"-Of Salem
IS Frank Conoyer. He is to be found at Dear.
bo-n's, and when found viii do your business
printing quicker, more clearly end satisfact-
ory than any one here. 20 If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

The ONE CENT DAILY has large
lists 10 towns like Jefferson, Marion,
Dallas, Woodburn, ROseburg and
Ashland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

a [. SHELDON q. A,
Portland. Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

A KNOCK DOWN. Horses shod here.
after az 81 for four new shoes. The best stock
and woik a. R. willard, I3o State street.
salem. 5-I4-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

FOR SALE-A small, well. paying business,
| located in the business center Of the city, for
sale cheap. a good living for the night man.
| Address a B c, care Of Journal 64Im
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

FOR SALE OR TRADE.-The best hay
and stock ranch in Oregon consisting Of 200
acres, IS good for fruit, grain or general farm
ing. VIII sell for half its value on terms to
suit or viii trade for town property or a
small place. For particulars address Box 67,
Mill City, Oregon. s-zo-ImS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

WANTED.-Permanent Office assistant and
correspondent here. Salary $3.50. Enclose
seli-addTessed stamped envelope TO w. L
BROWN, Gen'l Manager, care Daily Journal.
SStf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

MRS. n. B. SCOTT.-Stenographer and
typewriter, room 9, over Ladd & Bush's
bank Prompt attention TO all classes Of WORK.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED--A g3od zui capable salesman to
canvass retail stores n this city and section
i5r specially. Preference given to . party
experienced 70 grocery line. Address Y. G.
ihfs otnce. 8 u Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

PROMPT ATTENTION:-You can have
yolr buggy tires set for 81 and other light
tires Horse shoejng. ( new shoes for 81.
Flrst-class work guaranteed. John Holm,
blacksmith High street, next to Cook hotel.
8 Ind "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

WANTED AGENTS-If you are = r1stler.
We van. you. Good pay; exclusive Territory.
anywhere in Oregon. Address P. .. Box *
salem Oregon. II I'm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

COW FOR SALE.-Good gentle COW. gives
plenty Of good milk. viii Be sold. cheap.
Apply to y. Matson, at Union Bargain
store. salem. 8 II ztk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-06-14

Lets all nzsl and passenger trains. Bag,
p and express 70 all parts Of the city
'-a1Pt service. Telephone No. 10.
TAAlES RAIDER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-09
sad Affection.

Special 10 Herald.
Vsucluse, Va. April 3fd.-One oil
the saddest deaths In recent years in our
county, occurred here Thursday last
Mrs. Emma Pope, nee Linebnrg, only
recently married to Mr.. Archie Pope, OF
| CharlestOwn. w. Va. and who was a.
home completing arrangements to COM
mence house keeping having purchased
and shipped from Stephens City only the
day before, her new parlor furniture. was
stricken down during Thursday after
noon with paralysis II the brain aud
died about o'clock same evening After
eating a hearty dinner she iocnlarly re-
marked she felt laZ aud would gp 10 Der
room, and take nap. A short time there
after her sister noticed, in passing her
room blood oszng from her nose aud
mouth. Their physician was called and
did all that medical skill could do. hut
she never rallied and died as stated a.
bOve.
Her husband, who had been telegraph
ed for, araived about Is minutes after heI
death Emma was beautiful girl. pos
sessing a lovely character, and was q
fsvorite with all. Only about II years
OF ase and bride makes her death
/ peculiarly sad Services were held ut her
heme Oh Saturday 1t 10 O'Clock, by her
pastor Rev. Mr.. Strickler, OF the Lnth-
ersn chureh. of Stephens City. Inter-
ment was IN Green Hill cemetery,
Stephens City, her remains were follow d
By an unusual conc 'urse Of people, which
testified to the high esteem 10 which she
was held. Her husband, father. mother.
brolher and sisters lave the heartfelt
~ mpathy of all. and we can only com
mend them TO Him from whom comfort
and consolation can come 10 such sad
.ffi Lotions. X.
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Alabama Iron In Europe.

Toe New Orleans Times Demo
crat SAYS: When last wear, Ala
bama iron WAS sold In the indus
trial centres of Europe at a fail
profit. it was regarded as an ex'
pertinent, and although the sales
ran up to 100000 tons, aud the
experiment seemed to be success
ful there were thousands who
thought the business, however ap-
pareDtly successful 1t might be
wo lid prove at best merely tenn
pJrary, being due to the depres'
sion in the price of all Industrial
products in this county, allowing
them TO be sold abnoImally low.
Bat instead OF the iron sales cess
ing with 1896 as so many pre-
dicted they have Increased with
1897, and The first three months of
the year sho VS. exports of 80, 900
tons.
This export business has proved
a stl nulent to the iron industry in
the South and has brought in
operation q number of furnaces
which were formerly idle, that is,
many furnaces are now being OPP.
Grated with the specific purp )se OF
Supplying the foreign trade.'
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w. S. FRENCH, Chairman,
Johnston District Committee.
FIRE.
Schedule of delegates aud alternate'

SEVEN FOUNTAINS. April 5ib. 1897.
Last Friday, about noon, Mr.. Zsckefy
Taylor's house. in which Mr., Leonard
Barr was living, took fire as supposed
rom spark falling on the roof, and il
80 minutes was reduced to ashes.
Mr.. W. b. Lichllter's wife was first "a
see the fire and gave the alarm. Mr
Barr's wife and sister we're there alone
aud when the first men arrived 1t wat
impossible TO enter the gsrret. conse
q1ently, all hope Of saving u house ws'
abandoned. and all hands (Which we've
not few TO work, eager to save Mr.
Barr's property, succeeded IN a great
measure. Bars loss, we are told, Is
however, $40 OF SIS while those o. Mr..
raylor's is at least -four hundred dollars.
Our sympathy Is very great Tor Mr..
Taylor, who has large family. and to
whom this loes is serious. He is an in
Gussrious. generous and one Of the most
honorable citiz sns OF our little Valley.
Now, dear friends, let as not withhold
the hand Of generosity bot considering
his loss and benevolence let us assist this
gentleman in building for him new
house.
We are satisfied that all sympatl In
with him 10 his loss and may we prov =
our sympathy b. contributing to hi
aid.