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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-01

With the month ending to-day the
City Engineer has given lines for the
following new buildings: u. S. Sands.
one frame, CRANKY street; Tidewater lee
company, one warehouse, Brambleton
avenue; j. d. Lownsberry. two brick,
Landing street; James Morris. one
brick, Scott street; Fillmore Wilbur, one
frame, Tunstall avenue. Total, 6.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-01
Capt. loyal Appointed.

Capt Il. i. LOYAL has been appointed
by the Chamber Of Commcrce as its
member in the joint committee from
me commercial and business bodies OF;
the ci'E. whose duty it shall be to urge
upon Congress an adequate appropria-
ton for local harhor announcement
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-01
NH. * YER g. CO.,
DEALERS IN
Railroad. Steamboat and
Mill Supplies.
~ and 8 West Market Square.
NorfoiL<. Va.
horn and Hail Grown in rwo Months

Our Wood and Coal Company is only
about two months old-fat and half
.trcwn. Its manager, Mr.. B. F. Walters,
rs half a hundred years old, with bust
ness experience in this city since 1861.
From California to Texas, the English
:Dominions and French Republic, his ex-
pefience has taught him to win Give
Your patrons what they buy and all they
buy. We are certainly doing It, Nice,
dry pine wood. sawed. split and deliver
ed with our patent splitteD. $500 per
cord; large store wood, $500. Coal as
low as the lowest.
4 OUR WOOD AND COAL co,
f ,Fhone 2s2. Chapel and Henry SITS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-01
In oIdcn Times

People overlooked the Importance oC
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action; but now
that 1t is generally known that Syrup
Of Figs will permanently overcome hab-
itual constipation. well Informed people
will not buy other laXatives, which act
for time. but finally injure the sys-
tenn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-01
what President HOFFMAN

Stf the Eeaboard Air Line, says:
s. MIR. j. q. Harris. Harris Springs, S.
will say that in my opinion the
Itagfis Lith.a Water is by far the best
fLithia Water I ever used. 1t has done
me q great deal OF good, and think 1t
q most valuable remedy" Sold by NJ. L.
podson. Druggist. Atlantic Hotel, and
|3prfcBs Marta II Co
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-01

Call to-day, b to 10 p. m.-open house
DIR. Young speaks 10 men next Sun
day. Miss Sallie Williams will sing.
Educational work commences next
Monday.
The course of lectures on electricity
will begin next week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-01
Levy Bros, Special snle.

100 pairs large Blankets. fine lambs
wool, at $3.50 pair; worth $500.
% pairs large, all-wool Blankets al
$3.50 a pair
100 pairs large cotton Blankets at soc
q pair. Sale begins to-day.
LEVY EROS. Model Bargain Store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-01
Got Awny Ycsfcrdny.

Owing to the dense fog of the night be-
lore the steamers of the New York.
Hhiiadelphia ana Norfolk, Clyde and
washington lines did not get out until
yesterday morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-01

Everything marked down for the holi-
days, such as suits made TO order and
neck and underwear.
r. d. NICHOLS. Agent.
Merchant Tailor and Furnisher,
New No 800 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-01
VI, A. H. TR|CE & co.,
Real Estate. Rental and In
Surance.
CORNER BANK AND PLUME SITS.

sEoR RENT.
$3.50 RESIDENCES.
& 14S Duke Street; all conveniences.
N SIC Butte Street: all eonveniences.
's41G4 Boush, corner Grace. 2i9 York street
IN College Place, all Improvements.
ff169. Ill Duke, 6 rooms.
ss1e7 DUKE street. rooms. all improve
eneitts.
zf04 Butte street, rooms.
ssSS Riley, 10 rooms, all improvements
s121 Falkland street, rooms.
sAs4 Mariner street, rooms
S Eenchurch street, all Improvements.
and lit Fcnchurch street.
STORES.
9l street, desirable place for res
.Ss,smerce street. lofts above.
- = tar.,S, street, very desirable.
SlI y Ppreistreet told number).
&c y y .-'-reet.
= y. ',...''- street, store and dwelling.
sss%A ,,..-...'ater. cor Madison.
.sssI =, ~ Mat, very desirable.
81 BfL& W...-.reet
49, O..l .....nt
'-rs',.-, .........-. .!'I.ATS,
= :. y, preI''..'...',.'...street (old number).
< " -, e. 4lo Church street.
I Z; ~; ..rch street, 4oxS0.
Wr.'.....,;.....treet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-01
our wood and CopI Comnnry

All of our friends Will please leave
their oiders for wood and coal al our
store, 81 Charlotte street, and oblige.
X. o. NOTTINGHAM * co.
Phone, 529
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-01
Rnrgni,,a This Mccl

Bargains this week in table linens
towels and napkins. Wright's. LOG Main
street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-01

Always IN season. Hopkins Steam ed
Hominy (Hullcd Corn) Elegant lun en-
in Milk. Quart can. 10 cents
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-01
Dividend NO. ..

Office of
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company,
Richmond. Va. December 30 1896.
The Board of Directors OF this company
have this day declared the regular quarter
~ dividend of per cent. on the preferred
stock Of this company, payable January
18th next, to the stockholders of record of
December 3lSt, 1896. and the transfer books
viii he closed from January lst to January
18th. inclusive. JAMES G.. TINSLEY.
lal-it Treasurer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-01

DR.. Week, eye expert. is located per-
manently. Examinations free. T.. III.
Gale. 152 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-01
:OGERS,

= ~ 80 '''''''''''''''' COIJuM BIA BUILD.
M = :, ''.'' '''''''''''''"8Y STREET.
& MI ts'"' " ''" HkENI.
n n C...,........... :. Chapel street.
X x w. pref. :. larlotte street.
z n I.,,...... ............ teidS street.
z NP, pref.............'or street.
Z H...... ........-.... Highland avenue.
W. - Bid l-AMain street.
f Matn street
-. Freema son street.
w Main street.
New York, urch street
easy at Had number) Main street.
.cent pr,r and AZ Commerce
& t frlri5 and 2l7 Church street
per cent. Roanoke avenue.
change " Bank street.
3bankers' MAIN street.
DAYS AMI 1926 Water street.
eS, sratas Bank. CRANKY and Commerce
s@4s3. 70. 1876 Main street.
bondser Nos. 25l and 255 Main street
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-27

Y en- Mayagiez sacos mirahuano, 81 pacas
con i, 7o8 kilos tabaco en- rama lOl sacos pc
sando 10, ,6O3 kilos cafe.
WABASTO PUBLICO.-La carne de
res, expendera manana esta capital 80
centavos ell klo.
~ Ell sSbado 26 del corrente 81 impo.
pentes depositaron el eBanco Populars, la
cantidad de sl,O43 O5, habiendose expedido
hasta la fecha S9s libretas.
Xxx Sc ha recibido hoy un cable anuncian
do que cl vapor correo <1sla de Panay, que
salio cl Is del corriente de este puerto lego
sin novedad la Coruna.
* x1B@Y sigue sin resollar Don Jose B. Co.
tay, de Penuelas. sSe habra celebrado la
veada, cuyos programs nos pidid el % de
Mayo de 1895 Barambita con la velada D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-27

ISL razonamientos esan basados la locura! lie
interrumpio Genoveva desden.
En- aparencias convincenes, querida hermana En-
la asiduidad del marques de Margnac.
Permiteme advertirte que aslduldad ha sldo
amente autorizada po mi marido sino mpuesta por mis-
Perfecamente Cuando creia que haba peligro para
honra. Cuando coniaba en- tt.
u Y tu sin duda quen lie rebaja lie aumenta los
grades de conanza que puede ener mle do Genoveva
altanerfa
sutos que lie diriga hermana.
Els certo que mi Influenza obre tn mardo aumenta de
dia da sera muy fac persuadre de que toias las
sobr pesan absurdas de la misma
podria hacere certas entonce egarfa
hasta. hasta.
-; Hasta matarme. 1Verdad?
-Tu lie conoces 10 mismo que 20, Genoveva, has
frido mucho causa de 10 violento de caracter.
Genoveva estremeci6 CASTOR continue:
-Yo lie calmare, le enu1ecere, mi antoo Que Blanca
mi mujer marido vera mas 10 20 quiera
que quiere decr que 10
nombre sino persuadre Gambia de odo
sospecha falso Querida mia hago G 10 que
antoja hacer.. despues para ell porvenir 81 la
de amigo Indispensable cerrare los
ojos....
-;Calla ipor favor! Cala!
Genoveva levan5 las sobre hermano para
abofetearle.
-iEso pasa de las mayores infamias!
No, querida mia. Cada puede arreglar exs
anojo Els precise pues que te enfades
acepte propongo la senorita
Gambia esposa de Hughes de Margnac? mo 20
acceptable oven, que la prmera que esa
enamorado que de seguro amarfa mujer mas ell
tempo que duraa la luna de mel2 sQue sacfca tn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-27

me en- favor de Gel Popular,, San Francisco,
ndmero 80, porque el calzado que allf Sc vende
es sin dsputa e mejor que Sc conoce en- Puer-
to-Rico.
~. La Diputaci6n Provincial Sc ocupa
desde ell 25 del actual en- discutir ell proyecto de
presupuestos para 1s97-9s va esta aprobado
en- su casi totalidad.
~. Dicen de Quebradillas: - <Se han
ausentado de este pueblo, con direction al de
Manatf, en- donde fjaran su residenca, nuestro
buen amigo don Domingo hernandez su apre,
ciable familia, dejando entire nosotros los mas
gratos recuerdos. Deseamosles todo genero de
felcidades en- su nueva res!dencia.s
~. Procedente de Palma de Mallorca en-
tro hoy con carga al puerto de esta capital, el
berganlfn espalol <1ndia,.
~ Querido Faustino: Estoy asombrado
de 10 que ocurre en- la Gale de la Fortaleza, nu
nero 49, desde que he contemplate las 55 cla
ses de camas que hay clos Dependencies,
estoy loco de amor deseando encontrar con
quien casarme. Tu amigo, Paco.
**x En- vista de no haber podido expender
las papeetas dc la rifa del relob que estaba
anuuciada para ell pr6ximo sorteo de la loteria
he resuelto devolver ell dinero aquelas perso-
mas que hayau comprado papeletas, quedando
encargado desde ell dfa 3 para restituir el citado
dinero en- c. da poblaci6n que Sc hayan repartiio
papeletas, los seiiores siguientes en- Guayama
don Manuel Modesto; en- Cayey, don Jose Phi
lemon; en- lIato- grade, don Jose Cepeda; en-
June -, don Jose Manuel; en- Humacac, don
Narciso Merca 10; eu Iabucoa, don Ciprian
Monsanto; en- A,bonito, don Jose Dlaz, y Ell
Caguas, el que suscribe. Jose Boo'zu.
kri+pnaiaa del professor don "Emiiano J.
h'ilshol'1a Diaz Eta aritmGtica apro
bada;la como lihro de texto por el Goberno
General De eeta Isla eli sl circular de 80 de Ju-
Mo de 1886, en- II de Dciembre de 1855 pre-
VIC un laulatoro informe de Ia Junta de lns
trucc6n rnh'ica al intro iuefrsele n1ejoras por
su a,tory utimamente por Real orden, Sc hala
de venta en- las prnci palcs ibrerfas de la lsla y
en- ell Bazar de don OLYMPIC Otero de Ponce
l5-l5
*. Sc ha dispuesto por Ia Iutendencia
que ell Ayuntamento del Doralo pagoe ell I'm
porte de la contribution ascendente 81 pesos
80 centavos que le fu9 impuesta Embellishments
Il do1a Rosa Torrents, vluda de Martorell
**x Tn colega madriieno fechado el Is
del actual, dice 10 que sigue: <La noticla re
cibida por la Agencia FAbra participando ell
desembarco de Julio Sanguilly en- la costa norte
dc la provincial lie Santa Clara, entire las urls
dcciones de Sagua Remedies, supo aver
en- la Bosa temprano circu!o mitad de Ia
tarde entire la gente poftica. En- los centros
ofciales no Sc ha recibido ningan teegrama
que confrme este desembarco, y ell senor Cano
que trata de curt0rd de los till
busteros. Beu quisieramos que contr-
mase tan desagradable; zero 81 legara
ser un hecho que Jnio Sanguilly estaba va en-
la manigua, icuan grande serfa la responsablll
dad del Gobierno que puso 4 la hrma de 5. III.
ol Gecreto de indu,to -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-27
ULTIMA H0RA

Pedimos informes sobre la marcha de la
lucha electoral en- ell Comit6 fusionista nos
dan 10 que sigue:
Sc han recibido estos telegramas:
Camuy, maflana -- Cuarto co1eglo cerra-
do. No admiten electores colegio para fscali
Ear. como tampoco admitieron propuestas
interventores, re acumuarar al candidate con.
servador todos los votos.-Perez
Corozal, 10 so ma1lana p. . Sc y
4. Q co,egios Morovis cerrados. Presidentes no
presentan. Interventores sus puestos.
Via teleg1afca interrumpita En- los tres co
legios inmensa mayorfa liberal que sc pierde.
p. Ricer1.
Corozal, lis manana. -- Rati6co tele.
grama. Son las diez media. No Sc ha pre-
sentado presidente colegio 2. Q Interventores
sitios. Asf Sc anulen As votos nuestros
Bon.
Arecibo, l2 manana.-AdemAs no admitir
propuesta colegio <Esperanza,, constituy6se
eSabana-Hoyos antes de las siete de la malana,
sin dar posesion 4 los interventores Hberales,
pretextando ser tarte.
Interventores estaban frente colegio desde
las seis de la maiana.-R. RiOera.
Esto, segdn la opinion del Comite, equi-
vale estafa polftica de 800 votos.
De ese modo la lucha es impossible.
A persona muy autorizada acabamos de
mientras gobierne ell partido Unconditional,
que stropella por todo sin consideration a los
propios intereses de la patra
alladfa la persona que nos referimos:
-eAquf no bay garantfas para ell derecho.
Solo cabe la abstenci6n.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-27

Espafla prcmio, Tomas Rodriguez; Geometrfs,
premio, Miguel Viardeb6; Agriculture, pre-
mio, Agustfn Ortiz; Caligraffa, premio Anto-
mic Pereira, acc6sit, Enrique Vazquez; Dibuio,
premio, Pablo Rubio, acc6sit, Antonio Pereira;
Aplicaci6n, prenlio, Enrique Santiago Collazo.
Ademas, merecieron diplomas de honor, como
sobresalientes todas las asignaturas, Jestis
Maria Collazo Jose Ramon Rubio Jose Por
to. Este resultado en- ell va justamente acredi-
tado <Colegio de San Isidro>, no nos sorpren
de: hace tempo que conocemos t. Saba labor
pedag6gica del senor Velazquez, podemos
asegurar, sin lisonja de ninguna espece, que es
meritfsima. Ell general Marin tambien visit6
este Colegio su paso por Cayey, que 10 alta
mente satisfecho de estado, manifestando al
Velazquez Galan es un professor digno de
recompensa.
Sc Venue miento de proviaiones de don Juan
Arauio, sito en- la plaza del Mercado. En- el
mismo Informant su dueno. Is 8
~. Sc encuentra enfermo nuestro estima
do amigo ell senor Comandante don Ramon
Brandaris ayudante de S. E. ell Gobernador
General Que Sc restablezca pronto son nues-
tros deseos.
~ Ell seilor Mufloz Rivera celebro aver
un meeting Quebradillas, dejando constitui
do ell comit6 local liberal que no existfa. Des-
pu6s asst6 a un suntuoso banquete con que lie
obsequi6 ell seilor Umpierre, presidente del re-
ferido comite.
dbaCo en- rama por pssa" paoas enteras %nn Paa. de ca
pa, tripa capa tripa boliche, precios
m6dicos. ID. Rauschenplat. Tetuan 49, Is IL
**n De Qnebradillas: <Han contraido
matrimonio can6nigo en- este pueblo nuestros
buenos amigos don Cristino Acosta don Juan
Eado Ramos con las simpaticas seforitas Girls
tina Duran v Ana Martinez Gutierrez resDecti-
vamente. Fueron padrinos de los primeros,
don Juan Marichal la senorita Aureliana Co.
mez, de los segundos, don Juan Espinosa y
la senorita .Juana Martinez. Eterna felicidad
deseamos los nuevos esposos.,
~ Ilamamos la atenci6n de nuestros
lectores hacfa ell anuncio de la Empresa de ca
rruajes El Bien Pubtico, que publicamos en- lu-
gar prefereute. TrAtase de un utilfsimo servi
clio diario de coches entire esta Capital Ca
guas Los coches saldran de esta Capital por
la manana regresaran por la tarde; 10 cual es
una gran ventaja para los se1ores viajeros que
podran ir volver econ6micamente ell mismo
dia.
~ Los e'ectores que no lleven camisas
de las que vende E Jibarsto, no podran en-
trar los colegios. Los precios son tan bajos
que hay que <ilangotarse, para alcanzarlos.
~ Hemos dido decir que nuestro esti-
mado amigo don Enrique O'Nel, Jefe que fu6
del Resguardo cue marchara la Peninsula en-
breve, piensa, accediendo la suplica de muchos
de amig gos, dar un concerto en- el teatro pa
ra despedirse de tolos en- la proxima semana
Dadas las simpatfas que ha sabido captarse ell
referido amigo, no dudamos estara ell Teatro
esa noche de bote en- bote proporconando sus
admiradores ocasi6n de oirle con ell gusto de
siempre.
~ Ell vApor <Mortera, cargo en- Ponce
para la Habana, l39 sacos con ID, ,926 kilos cafe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-27
LA VENGANzA DE UN NOBLE

pero esoy segura de que ha pena
mf..
-Pero, ha mia, ic6mo puede ESQ? Pero 81 ha
dcho que has dido sus declaracones gustosa.
-Oh! imama, que bien sabe mentr-exclam6 Blanca muy
indiglada LIE tuve al principle astma poque crea 10
sincere de Pero despues he comprendido que
asf mama?
la abrazo carihosamente.
AL aquea triste, comprend6 que CASTOR deba
haberla hecho sufrr mucho Despues ageg6 acento
resueo:
Haa ahora ie he soportado gran dicultad porque
hermano reia bromeaba 81, que no
odo
lie deteso! IA he dcho que queer
mucho hoy va estoy segura de clio le aborreces . lie
No lie querfa mucho, cierto-c -contest6 Genoveva-
poque de quero que
hombre que digno de tt.
icon Hughes?
-Querida tendras mucho que sufrr antes de que u
convierta realidad!
-iOh madre mia, estoy va armada de pacienca! Pero
que admitire nj consentre que humilen
Sermetis!
-;Y qu6n puede humlara?
Blanca baj6 los ojos dijo fmdamente
-Gast6n ha dicho que
-1Que?... iqu6 nuevo embuste?
Que por la mama Sermetis por quen la senora de
Marignac Como mama Sermetis aldeana.
Con que CASTOR to ha dicho eso?....
Aquelo hizo comprender todo Genoveva.
iOtra maquinaci6n de mi qaeri0o hermano! Els
indudabe la abuellta de Hugues
an antigua socedad, opinion tendrfa mpor
tanca aguna nosotros ella ma agunas
paabras nietos baaran que epare nme
diatamente cuanto hfzo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-27
CINTAS 5CENTAV0S En- e

PARIS BAZAAR Sc reaIlZa una gran par
tida de cintas vell0n la vara.
*** Como resultado de los brillantes exa-
menes generates celebrados ell dfa "a del CO
rriente en- ell Geologic de San Isidro,, que en-
Cayey dirige ell reputable professor superior por
la escuela normal de Valladolid, don Hipolito
Velazquez Galan, obtuvieron premios los
alumnos sguientes: En- Lectura, premio, Car
los Anton, accesit, Jesus Castro; Doctrna, pre-
mio, Jacinto Gonzalez, acc6sit, Juan Navarro;
Historic Sagrada, premio, Zoilo Colon, accesit,
Valentfn Navarro; Gramatica, premio, JESUS
Maria Collazo, accesit, Agustfn Fernandez;
Artmetica, premio, Jose Porto, accesit Fran
cisco Hernandez; Geograffa, premio, Jose Ra-
mon Rubio, accdsit, Pedro Duran; Historic de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-27
VA R | { D 4 D E 5

CADA dia Sc abandona mas la brea, indi-
gesta repugnante, reemplazandola con ell <Ja
rabe f6nico de Vial, que contiene princi-
pics aotivos cura las irritaciones del pecho,
catarros, toses, rebeldes los otros medica-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-27

Pedimos info~mes sobre la marcia de la
lucha electoral en- ell Comit6 fusionista nos
dan 10 que sigue:
Sc han recibido estos telegramas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-27

Ben por Ia ManCha a hsn nas's5os scs,
tado; los quesos que acaban de mandar, son ell
acabose de los quesos; va no hay eGruyere,,
eGorgonzcla>, nj <Holanda>; donde estan los
quesos de la Mancha hay que rem irse; solo
quedan caJas de las SO que vinleron. A pro-
barlos, afcionados, que este Sc acaba. Solo re-
ceptores, Cerecedo, Hermanos Compania.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-09-10
SALEM
w. S. LYTLE, Reporter

1t is with sadness we chronicle the
sudden death of Samuel Lower, on
Wednesday Sept. l. At three O'Clock
he started to haul water, got a mile
from home, when it is supposed that
he was sitting on the edge of barrel
and was pitched out striking on his
head and was knocked unconscious.
He died Sept. and was buried Sept,
at the Salem cemetery. He would
have been 72 years old on Sept. 4.
Mr.. Petit lost "a fine horse last
week. 1t was supposed, to have been
bitten by rattlesnake.
Salem township annual Sunday
School convention will be held at
Skyrocket Sept. IA. We would be
glad to see every Sunday School in
the township there.
Everyone that is interested in the
Salem cemetery is requested to meet
at the cemetery Sept. 10 for the pur-
pose of cleaning and fixing it up.
There will be prOtracted meeting
commenced Friday Sept. 10, in Mr..
Browns grove near Golden Valley.
Revs. Hobs, Platts and Stenmetz will
be present to assist the preacher.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-09-10
ALLEN CENTER.
to the Fai
J. T, TREDwAY, Reporter.

Mr.. Wallis and wife took advan-
tage of the Indianapolis excursion to
visit their old home in Indiana.
Albert Rose is still very low but
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
I. Fitzpatrick is having trouble
again with his eyes and is being
treated by lola physicians.
Guy Tredway returned to Emporia
Monday TO resume the latin course OF
study at the State Normal.
Andy Holt met with what might
have been a serious accident last
week by being caught in the knife of
a corn sled. His cuts were dressed
by DR.. Wood and he has resumed
work.
Greely Rhinehart expects to go
west to help thresh their big wheat
crop.
Messrs. Toby and Rowe shipped 100
head of cattle last week, and shipped
hogs this week.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-09-10
BAYARD.
C. E. MCCALLEN, Reporter.

Mrs. Riggs, who has been visiting
relatives in this vicinity for the past
month returned to her home at
A AbingtOn, ILL.,, Tuesday.
Mr.. r. Warren, Z. Gilbert and j.
NJ. Neville went to Kansas City with
stock Tuesday night.
A barn belonging to Bert Wolfe,
living east of Bayard, sburned to the
ground Monday morning. The build
ing was evidently set on fire. Two
sets of harness and quantity of hay
was destroyed.
J. c. Beatty and family returned
from their Colorado trip last Thurs
day.
w. w. Harvey and wife visited rel
atives and friends in this vicinity
Monday. Mr.. Harvey is i'll the en-
ploy of the Santa Fe at Joplin and
has been away on leave of absence
visiting relatives in Illinois.
Miss Nellie Mccoy came up from
Moran Friday and visited her parents
over Sunday.
Quite number of our people went
to lola Thursday to see the circus.
Mr.. Campbell, of Bronson, was in
Bayard Monday.
Our school commences Monday Sep.
l3, with Mrs. Neville as teacher, and
we are sure Mrs. Neville will do all
she can both in school hours and out
for the advancement of the pupils.
Her work in the school last winter
demonstrated to the scholars and
parents in this district her ability as
an instructor and showed that she
had the welfare and advancement of
the scholars at heart.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-09-10
SAVONBURc.
L. E. DEHAvEN, reporter.

Of all the hot days of the season,
last Saturday was pronounced the
hottest. Thermometers stood ito de-
grees in the shade.
Mrs. Bennie Myers, nee Rannells,
is down fIom Kansas City paying her
parents visit.
Water is scarce, more so than has
been known for several years.
Nyman Brothers and DIR. Hewitt
moved their offices into the rooms
lately vacated by the Trio NeUS.
Erton Miller made a business trip
to Erie Monday.
Thos. RhotOn and Ed Depuy drove
over to lola Monday.
Mr.. Bragg and wife visited in Hum
boldt over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Holstein and Miss Estella Nell
son each began their school work
Monday morning.
DR.. Denver Dick has been in town
during the past week. While he is
an excellent marksman, we have one
here in the person of o. D. Courtney
who with a little practice might
equal him in that respect, but it
might take him long time to cope
with that luxuriant growth of hair
and duck pantaloons.
Misses Jennie Little and Della
Myers attended the Y. p. S. c. E.
convention at lola last Thursday and
Friday. They gave our society an
excellent report upon their return,
among which was the fact that the
next annual convention will be held
in our thriving little Savopbu
Rev. Moore closed a very successful
series of meetings here last Sunday
night. Successful in not only being
the means of several conversions but