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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-20

For ladies suits worth SIS and $40.
Saturday, from to o'clock
AT WALKERS
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S4.9S.

Hoods Pills are the only pills to take
with Hoods Sarsaparilla-
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ACTIVITY AT GOLD CREEK.

Gives Promise of Becoming Pro-
life Producer.
Island Mountain. in EllSo county. Ne
vada. which. at one time, was a placer
gold camp of note. has been resurrected
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At Walkers

E. E. Crooks, III and T12 Mccormick
block. Telephone $40.
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There is Nothing So Good.

Saturday, from to o'clock, ladies'
SIS and $50 suits for S49S
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The silk and velvet boleros have rein
PRODUCED the gauze blouse. of which only
the front and sleeves show under the
jacket The fronts are usually nnished
WITH a lace jabot or a band of jeweled
passementerie is laid down the center In
the latter case a similar band affords q
narrow belt unless a cOrselet is preferred,
ard often the collar has a band across
The front Just showing beneath the turn
over friU of lace yet furnishing the nee
essary bit of glitter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-20

CALL OF UNLISTED STOCKS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-12-10
SUMMONS.

First published December 10 1877
Geo. G. Barber. Carrie L. Barber, The Jarvis
Conklln Mortgage Trust Company, John Doe
and Richard Roe as Receivers of The Jarvis
Conknn Mortgage Trust Company, H. F. Car
r1el, i. n. Williams as executor of the last
viii and teStment of \. Bateman, deceased
Mary McQuakeI, Knox College Chester ]. Dsy-
ton as executor of the last will and testament
OF Q. Van Horn, deceased, James JamisOn E
A Barber, Lizzie W. Barber, and E. A Barber
as President OF The Humboldt First National
Bank, VIII take notice that they have been
sued, with others, as defendants. by William
Mekie as plaintiff in action No. 4553
IN the district court of Allen County. Kan
sas ana unless they answer the petition on or
before tue 2lst day Of January 1898 said petit
ton VIII be taken as true and Judgment win be
rendered against said Geo. Barber and Carrie
L. Barber for the sum of thirteen hundred and
Twenty-Five dollars Sl325 00l with interest there
on at the rate of six per cent per annum from
the 9th day of June, 1897, on q mortgage bond
made by them to plaintiff and for costs and
against each and all the defendants named in
this notice foreclOSing mortgage given by the
bakers OF SAID bond, to secure payment there.
o., upon the following described real estate
southwest quarter "a of Section thirty f3Ol in
Township twenty five (25), of Range nineteen
ly), and decreelng the same first lien There
on, and ordering said premises sold ACCORDING
70 law subject to redemption. TO satisfy sai6
Judgment interest, costs, accrued and aecruinS,
taxes and tax liens against said premises and
forever barring and foreclOsing each ana sl1
the aforesaid defendants of and from All rSe6 AZ
title, interest and estate in or lien upon said
premises, and for such other and further reIief
as may be just and proper NV
ATTEST A. II. CAMPBELL.
OLD Clerk District Court
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-12-10
First published Nov. 26 1871
STATE OF KANsAs1

First published Nov. 26 1871
STATE OF Kansas 90
ALLEN COUNTY ( 30
In the District Court, Seventh Judicial District
Sitting in and for Allen County, State of Kansas
Mary Jane Biddiscn, plaintiff,
VS..
Sarah Z. Davis ct 81 defendants
By virtue of an order of sale issued by the
Clerk of the Seventh Judicial District Court in
and for Allen county, State of Kansas in the
above entitled cause, and to me directed and
delivered, will on
Monday Dec q, A. D. 1897,
at o'clock, p. m. of said day, at the front door
of the court house in the city of lola. Allen
county, Kansas, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cash IN hand the following
described real estate. tO-Wit: The west half
"a of the north east quarter "a of section
thirty one t3D township twenty four (24l range
nineteen Q9) in ALLEN County Kansas said
lands to be sold subject to oil and gas lease
thereon, but not TO he sold for less than 81 333
80 that being two-thirds 81 of the appraised
value. Said lands aud tenements will be sold
without apprsisement to satisfy said order of
sale. &C ACsHEBMAE
(52D Sheriff of Allen County Kansas.
Sheriff Office, lola. Kansas Nov "a. 1897.
By Ii. HOBART. Under Sheriff
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-12-10
WHAT SHALL BABY Be !?
Will His Life Be a Failure or Success
Happiness or Misery.
His parents Must Decide for Him. They Are
Responsible.

Long before a baby comes into the
world, his life problem begins. The
laws of heredity are infiexible. "The
sins of the fathers" their vices, their
virtues, their weaknesses, their
strength in all by-gOne generations,
find focus in the little helpless ten
der morsel of flesh we call baby.
He may draw characteristics from
great grandparents, he may resemble
papa" a very great deal, but the
chief influence on his little life is due
to his mother. Upon her bodily con-
ditiOn for the year before and follow
ing his birth, more depends than up
on any thing else, or all else put
together.
Under ordinary happy conditions.
the advent of baby means the real
birth of love in the household. Cupid
may take nap when the baby comes
his work will be amply attended to.
But there is another side to the
picture. If the mother be sick and
weak in a womsnly way, nervous,
dyspeptic, irritable and unhappy, the
baby, mirrOr-like, reflects it, Thus
is woman's greatest work rendered
incomplete. Thus is it that she may
make the world worse rather than
better by her presence in it. Each
generation ought to be better than
the one preceding it. Each mother
ought to do the best she knows how
to make her children healthier and
stronger and brighter and better and
happier than she was. A child is
'their to all the ages' and a heritage
of health is the greatest and best
benefit within its mothers gift.
Nine women in ten are not well
when they marry. Nine women in
ten have some form of uterine trouble.
Not ten in one hundred are perfectly
well, perfectly strong, perfectly
healthy and regular in a womanly
way. A workman doesn't expect to
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-12-10
Publication Notice.

First published December TO- 1871
STATE OF KANsAs,l
ALLEN COUNTY
In the District Court for said county.
T. Clauson, Plaintiff.
VS..
Threasy ClausOn Defendant
Said defendant Threasy ClansOn will take
notice that Fhe has been sued IN the above
named Court for divorce upOu the ground of
desertiOu and must answer the petition fled
therein by said plaintiff on or before the twenty
second day of January A. d. 1928 OF said petition
will be taken as true, and Judgment for plain
i'll in said action for q divorce, will be
rendered accordingly.
SEAL II. NJ. MILLER
Clerk of said Court
R. H. BENNETT, Attorney for Plaintiff l2-4
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.subscribe for the REa1sTER.
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A. e. CAMPBELL, Attorney. Office one door
east Of post Office upstairs lola. Ksns.
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and address postal card send it Geo W. Best Tribune Building
oyou
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SheriFs Sale.

R. H. BENNETT, Attorney for Plaintiff PA
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s.A GARD. Lawyer Once in REsrsrER
building.
The evening times., 1897-05-19

W Dunn, G.; c. Bernard, p; F. Miller, h.;
K. OsgOod, rf.; Gus Vogelsberger, SIS; W
Anderson, 3b.; Y. Roby, CT; c. Wilson,
If; j. Neil, 2b. They would like to hear
from all teams whose players are thirteen
years of age. Address Mana ger George An
geio, 2O13 Seventh street north west.
The Spaldings defeated the Young Mod
els yesterday afternoon by the score, 20
to 8. Thefeature Of the game was the home
run knocked by Auracker, and a three
bagger knocked by Teeple. The Spaldings
line up as follows: G. German, c.; W. Handi-
Doe, p; X Auracker, 1b. Teeple, S.; F.
Stryker, 2b; H Dries, 3b; j. Anderson, IL
C. Clarke, Of; T. Horigan, IF. The Spaldings
would like to hear from all teams thirteen
wears of age or under Address challenges
to w Handiboe, No 1927 NJ street north
east
game Of baseball for the championship
Of the District will be played at National
Park, Thursday, May 20, between the En-
pires and Neversweats The Empires arc
likely to line up as follows: Campbell, p;
Washington, c.; Casey, 1b.; Ford, 2b.;
johnson, SIS; Simms, 3b. Daniels, If; King.
cf; Tailor, IT,: Jones, Tillman and Fuel
The Neversweats is will probably be composed
of the following players: Philips or Sett-
lers, D.; Cant or Hines, c.; Simms, 1b.;
Brown, 2b Betters. SIS; Settlers OF Philips,
3b; Childs, rf; Lucas, CT; Carter, If (;
Joyce, Brookes and Young.
The evening times., 1897-05-19
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Young Shamrocks line up as follows
NJ GaIIaher. p.; II. Williams, G.; y. Bailey,
1b; A Hepburn, 2b.; f. Plaskett, 3b.; w.
Rroaddus. SIS: II. DeAtley If; n. Avery, rf;
II. Thiel, CT Players average ages, thir-
teen years and under Address challenges
to n. Bailey, 616 Seventh street south
west, or H. Williams, 721 Eighth street
southwest.
The Central baseball team defeated the
Cuban Stars Sunday by the close score Of
to e The main feature of the game was
the battery work OF Gateiy and Chapple fer
the Ccntrals, Gately striking out nine men.
The Centrals still claim the championship
of the District for sixteen years. Address
challenges to l.. Z. Phillips, 1913 South
Capitol Street
The Young Selbachs have organized for
the season, with the following players:
The evening times., 1897-05-19
Edwin A. Newman, OIL 9TH St. NV.

substance. with considerable more quality
than Voter.
Nelson landed Claude Hill at 40 to 1
within the money at Iron Hill yesterday.
Minnetonka, rewarded her followers yes
terday by winning at Iron Hill at s TO
Enoch Wishard, of the firm Of Duke x
Wishard, is suffering from an attack of
malaria and will be taken TO New YORK
for treatment
Old Nero was made the medium of a
killing at the Windsor track yesterday,
and he galleped home clever winner
from Bismarck.
Fred Foster is at the Louisville track
with his string, Ii pretty formidable one, by
the way, as ii includes Glenmoyne, Coun-
ter TenCr, Dorian, Abuse and Or. Shepard.
Typhoon ii is not eligible to the Clark
Stakes or the Cincinnati Derby, and he
may not. therefore, Ineet Ornament again
for some time. He will probably be sent
East.
NotwithSt anding the partial suspension
of Soup Perkins by the Newport judges,
he still has the confidence Of his emplove
and will ride for Rauer & Co iii the
East
Buckwa has gone back, and was not
within a dozen pounds of himself when
started last He will, however, ne given
a long rest, and fitted for the summer cam
paign.
Balsamo, winner of the City and Sub
urban handicap at EPSON, England, on
April rs, and Voter, winner of the Metro
Iolitan Handicap at Morris, May g, are
very closely related. Both are by Friar's
Balsam Ralsamo is out of SnoOd, by Bar
caldine, and Voter is out of Imp Mavour-
neen by Rarcaidine. The dams are, strictly
speaking, half-slsters,
Ii the fifth race at Iron Hill yesterday
Mary Larson, with Jockey Patton up,
was GROVE ded against the rail. Patton was
painfully injured, thick piece of the rail
passing clear through the calf of his leg,
fearfully lacerating his limb. The wound
was dressed by the track physician, and
the injured boy was removed to his home
in Elkton Patton was granted a license
by the Western Turf Congress, and was TO
have left last night for Chicago, having
been engaged to ride this sc ason for the
stable controlled by the Elkton stock
farm.
The evening times., 1897-05-19
Che ~ Giu.es
City Brevities.

The Woman National Cuban League viii
hold meeting tonight at the residence oi
Mrs. HUNT. No. 1761 street
Police Lieut.. Teeple reports the side
walk Sunken and dangerous TO pedestrians
IN front OF No. 1246 Tenth street north
vest
For throwing waste paper in the road
way on ID street southwest Norman Chap
man was arrested by Policeman Bassford.
This morning Judge Mills fined him 81.
Alfred b. Talcott, charged with assault
ing five small girls, was declared guilty
yesterday afternoon in Judge Kimban s
court. as published in The Morning Times.
Charles Cook was called upon by Judge
Mills today to pay a So fine foI indulging
is ''cuEs words" within the nOisome pre-
cincts OF Limerick alley southwest Police
man Narrower made the arrest.
Detective George Boyd as wearing bis
right arm iii a sling, That member was
painfully injured by striking a CUlOred
man on the teeth wnen he resisted arrest
and attempted to assault the detective
There is a dangerous hole in Military road,
between A road and Rock Creek and Lieut.
GessfOrd has called the attention of the
proper authorities This depress ION has al
ready resulted in several accidents TO
vehicles
Policeman Williams today arrested viii
lam Davis and Charles Ward, boys. for
begging on the streets. The lads claim
they are from Charleston, S c. A charge
of vagrancy has been entered against them
at No. 3 station.
Thomas Brown. colorcd, humbarded the
house OF woman in Fighting alley south
west last night, using cCbblestones. He
was arrested by Policeman q. n Mic ChOlson,
and will pay for his fun by spending fifteen
days in the chain gang.
Mary Watson and Rebecca Woodward,
both cplored, were arraigned in the police
court This murling, charged with profanity
Rebccca went u the workhouse for fifteen
davS. while Judge Mills accepted Mary
watson's personal bonds.
While gliding along b street near the
Capitol Park on roller skates last evening
Marie A Thompson, ten years of age ran
into a rut and fell heavily to the ground,
painfully injurng herself Playniates as
sisted the injured child to her home, No
4oS Third street.
Several malicious boys attacked Peter
Chaconas. Greek fruit vcnder in Louis
lana avenue Ia 81 night, a nd one hit nim in
tine head with a brick, inflicung a deep
scalp wound. in which Or. Bahr took siN
stitches at the Emergency Hospital. The
boys escaped arrest.
In imposing q fine Of SO upon Thomas
Thompson for fast riding on a bicycle
Judge Mills took occasion TO say that,
while bcyCliStS have rights, so have pedes-
trims. au0 the wheelmen viii not be al
lowed 10 imperen the lives and limbs OF
Others by their reckless riding.
The police bicycle squad made big
haul last night, and this morning William
J. Moran, Merrill Harding, Oscar Sim
mons, Charles TySer, and Clyde Reed, for
fcited collaterals for scorChing. Harry
stevens and Edward c. Starks also for
ceted. for failing to have lights on their
bicycles
Lacy's pure food ice cream, soc. per Eal-
Ion; water ices 6O1-6O3 n. Y. ave. NV.
The evening times., 1897-05-19
WHIP AND SPUR.

Eondo again won yesterday at Iron Hill
at long odds.
Pat Dunno will make his headquarters
at Cincinnati
Puck Massie has proved that he has all
bis old speed
Sauterne is getting into form. He ran
second at Newport yesterday.
The spring meetingof the Ontario Jockey
Club at Toronto begins May 22 and lasts
one week.
Prince Lief is being given light work,
but is not likely to race any before the
Latonia meeting.
James r. Keene has two year-old sister
to Voter at his stud farm in Kentucky that
is a rare good locker She has lots of
The evening times., 1897-05-19
DreSSmakerS'
Findings.

so dozen Best StOckinette melds and
p ure Rubber NaiDsOOk Shields, in
every size . % 70 . @ % 70 %
Pure Rubber japanese six Shields,
the best summer Shield ever used II sc
so pieces Mixed Gray and Black Betting,
8 yards To piece; Imported German
goOds-the very special price of 1Oc piece
Beautiful Standard Betting fancy wo-
Ven threads in white, blue and pink
piece Of 8 yards. .2lc
Genuine MoIair Betting. IN gray. white,
black-9 yards-GeTnan made-extra
quality. - e.. ..26C piece
200 pieces of Plain Color, Blue, Pink,
Lavender ROne Casing-silk stitched
only I G flElE
3-stripe Zone Casing-9-yard piece
all Culors.. -. =. .. :. loo. PIECE
The evening times., 1897-05-19
coLrMBIAN AND GEoRGETowN
Play for the Championship Of the
South Today.

There is a great deal of interest among
the students of the Georgetown and Co
lumhian univeT sites as to the result of the
baseball game this afternoon for the cham
DonShip of the South.
There has always been a great rivalry be
tween the two institutions, and this was
intensified last year by the close score of
10 to I3 in favor of Georgetown.
In the gamethis afternoon Cummings aud
Stockslager will officiate for the Coium-
hians. and Walsh and Malonev for George
town
Manager Buckler. Of the Grand Opera
House. has rendered the two teams boxes
at the theater tonight to see the Buckler
stock Company, and they Will both at
tend
The evening times., 1897-05-19
GAMES TODAY.

Washington at Cleveland.
Baltimore at Louisville.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsburg.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis.
The evening times., 1897-05-19
INDIANS AGAIN VICTORIOUS
Chief PattebOO's Band Wins An
other From the Statesmen.
McJAMES WAS VERY WILD
The Senatorial Twirler Was Respon-
sihle for the Loss of the Game.
Today viii Be the Last Game at
observation-disclosures Is Down to
Pitch-NUtes of the Game.

The second days session OF the
Senatorial committee who are in
outing into the trouble caused by an old
warrior named Chief Patteboo, aided by one
of Cleveland mot Grover Indians, who are
SAID to be armed with clubs, with which they
are knocking basehits off any paleface
pitcher who dares venture ON their reser-
walton, was very unsatisfactory for the
Statesmen, as the red men took another
scalp.
Senator McJames, OF South Carolina W as
delegated to present the problems of the
committee for the braves to unravel 1t
is said that the doctor dispatched lnessen-
ger post haste after the first days session
to King Crooks, the medicine man of the
Indians whom Columbus discovered when
he landed on our shores, with a request that
a charm be sent to break the spell put upon
himself and ellow-Senators by Socks, as
the medicine man of the Cleveland tribe is
called, and the way that charm worked
on the dusky brave who tends the right
frontier is shown in the hit and run col
urnns of the score.
The doctor was very generous, however
to the rest OF the Indians, giving four Of
them bases on balls, which, together with
the five hits, We're just enough TO put the
contest in the lost column OF the Capital
City representatives.
The Senators outplayed and outbatted
the Indians, but wild pitch and home
run hit by Blake with a man on base in
the eighth did the business, as Washington
could not score in their half OF the ninth
The Washington and Cleveland clubs win
play the last game or the present series
today, after which the Senatorial COM
mittee viii submit themselves TO the tender
mercieS of the Chicago Colts for three
games, when it is hoped the Washington
team will get in on the Windy City lads
for q trioof scalps. Mercer will pitch today,
ard King will openin Chicago. Yesterdays
The evening times., 1897-05-19

Earned runs--Cieveland, /. First base
on erTors-Cleveland, l; Washington,
Home Blake Three base hit-Cup-
py. Two-base hits-Tebeau aud Selbach
Left ON bases-Cleveland, 3: Washington,
3. Double play~Tebeau and 0'Connor.
First base on balls-Otf Cuppy, 2; off Nc
James, +. StrGck out-By Cuppy, /; by
James, B. Umpire-Mr Hurst Time Of
game--I hour and 80 minutes
The evening times., 1897-05-19
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Cleveland, q; Washington, 5.
Baltimore, IA; Louisville, IL.
Cincinnati, IL; Philadelphia, B.
Brooklyn, e; st. Louis, 8.
Chicago, IL: Boston, 3.
New York. IL; ittshurg, 5.
The evening times., 1897-05-19
GAMES ELSEWHERE.

At PittShurg- Il H. f.
New York 80. q 3 30I2 Ill 16 >
PittSburg 80. % 90 2 o 0O-5 9 4
Batteries -Hawley and Merritt: Gardner
and Leahy; Doheny ana Warner. Umpire
EmSe.
The evening times., 1897-05-19

from malaria. Indigestion, and all forms
of summer sickness. will he found i'm
Tharp's .'Rerlleley'' Whisky. II will tone
up the system at once, and put new life
and energy in the body. Sold only 10y
Jas Tharp, SI2 + st. 81 quart. 1t
The evening times., 1897-05-19

Private rooms for furniture, clean, dry
and secure, SO per month B. & o Storage
Co., 10 to 10 E st. ne. Telephone 1l2.
The evening times., 1897-05-19

AT Boston, r. II.
Chicago ......OO2 O5 o 2 XII 10 3
Boston ........ 80 5000 3 s 3
Batterics-Briggs and Dcnohue: Lewis,
Stivetts, Mahoney and Bergen Umpire
Mcdonald
The evening times., 1897-05-19
Again Tomorrow

Great large cakes Of pure Elder
Flower Soap. .. .. .. .. ..Ac
Extra large cake Of Coco Soap, a
floating soap, made of vegetable Oil DO
Oatmeal Soap, special, 2 cakes in
DOA --------- '..-sss . z U
Large bottle Lavender Salts. Oc
Napier Almond Meal ESQ
Bicycle Cloth, for cleansing and pol
ishing all parts of a bicycle. SO
Large bottles OF Ammonia, rubber
corr .............. ..'..-.s.. sc
25c packages Of Ladies Tan or
Black Shoe Polish. ...-..................IO Oc
l ,000-sheet roll Of Finest Quality
Toilet Paper. .........-...-..........Ss sc
Large Box BOTax x---------..-.--....-..9 sc
Special sale Of SOfd-back Hair
brushes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .--.... 4 sc
Special lot Of Genuine French Tooth
brushes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Oc
Talcum Toilet Powder ...........-...6c
The evening times., 1897-05-19
At Louisville

At Louisville r. H. Z.
baltimore ...O47 003Ox-I4 II 8
Louisville 80. l O 0 o 4 Oil 6
Batteries-C Corbett and w. Clarke; Frazer
McCiee and Wilson. Tmpire-McDermott