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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-16
Congressional Nominations.

Eighteenth Illinois.-Benjamin E.
Johnson Republican).
Third Mississippi.-T. e. Jones, COL
ored (Republican).
r Seventh Ohio.--J. L. Zimmerman,
Springfield (Democrat.
Fourth West Virginia.-Oliver Nor
rell PopulisD.
First Wisconsin.-Clinton Babbitt of
Beloit Democrat).
Fifth Wisconsin.-Cha A. Martin
Of Waukesha (Democratl.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-16
Closing Day Of the Financial
Discussion.
FIAT MONEY ADVOCATES
WERE TURNED LOOSE
General Warner Argued For an Ir-
redeemable Paper Currency.

College President Wills Declared the
Banks Manipulated the Currency
and Produced the Panics of 1878
and 1S93-Fiat Money Man Said
the Gold Standard Advocates
Were Hirelings of the Banks
McCreary's Currency Bill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-16
Colorado McKinleyites Hold a
State Convention.
TELLER THE TARGET
FOR WOLCOTTS ABUSE
Denounced National Chairman
TOwne as a political Tramp"

Senator Wolcott's Brother Was Nom
mated For Governor and the Nc
Kinley Party VIII Swallow the
Wolcott Faction of the Silver Re
publican Party-Platform De-
clares the Republican Party Is
For Bimetallism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10

Hat and Coat Hooks. with screws at
tached, for ceiling and wall. dozen,
Toe.
Cork-Screws OF all kinds, from &c. up.
Toilet-Paper Fixture, sc.
Pastry Wheels, wood, sc.
Pastry Wheels, brass. 1Oc.
Potato Scoops, for cutting ball pota-
toes. Zoe.
Vegetable cutters. for cutting all kinds
Of vegetables in fancy shapes, Zoe.
Screw Eyes and Screw Hooks, all sizes,
from &c. dozen up.
Brass Hat and Coat Hooks, very fancy
each. sc.
Brass Cup Hooks. all sizes, from 7c. a
dozen w.
Gate Hooks, each. Be.
Hooks and Staples. for wood-houses.
etc. and Ic.
Hinges for doors, etc, all sizes, from
BE. a pair up.
Hinges and Hasps. pair. DC.
oyster and Clam Knives. 1Oc.
Brad Avis, all sizes, &c.
Glmlets. sc.
Patent Tool Handle, contains 10 diff
tercnt useful tools. 4Oc.
Complete Soldering Set. lOc.
Fine set Of Double Spur Anger Bits
hardware-store price SL50. at 81
Monkey Wrenches, zoe. up.
Family Gas-Plyers. 15c.
Pinkng-IrOns all sizes. sc.
tlat-Nose Cutting Plyers 1Oc.
PractlcdT Giass-Cutters, &c.
German Bits, 8, 2, s. 10, any size, I5c.
Chisels. best steel. 15c.
Handy Family Glue-Pots, always ready
Tor use 2Oc.
Shelf Brackets, all sizes, from &c. pair
~.
Full line OF Planes at specially low
prices.
Iron Block Plane. warranted, zoe.
Large Wood planes. vOc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
Lamp Department.

Fine line OF Table, Hall, OF Library
Lamps at special low prices:
Hall Lamps, brass with fancy-colored
globes, all complete, S125.
Library Lamps. solid brass. decorated
li-inch shade, cut-glass prisms, COM
plete with large burner, 81 %.
Tall Banquet Lamps, elegantly deco
rated with shades 10 match, large
burner. regularly sold $3.50, for this
sale only D0c.
Decorated Table Lamps and Shades to
match, regularly 75c.. at soc
Kitchen Bracket Lamps, large burner,
chimney, and reflector, complete, soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
The BABY
Bazaar.
pom. The price, &c.

pom. Inc price, CSC.
Infants Corded Sun-BOunets. very cute
button crown. trimmed with pretty
white braid. They sell regularly at
81. These soc. each
4 rare bit OF Baby observation-disclosures
entire accordion pleated, lined with
exquisite shades Of mousseline dc sole
trimmed with tameta bows and tie
strings. The price. 81.
The May Queen and the Gretchen"
are two new style BOnuets for the
baby, made OF very sheer India null,
lace and ribbon trimmed, 81 each.
Infants Shoes the little "Junettes."
Tan. Red, Pink, Blue. and White.
lined with satin. ribbon quilting. and
SOC.
Infants MOccasins. Tan. Black, and
White. trimmed with fancy biar stitch
and cord. 23c pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10

We carry full line OF scales for family
use, as we'll as grOcers', butchers,
buffers. and store scales.
Machine Screw-Drivers. Be
Large Machine Screw-Drivers, Sc.
Two Foot Rules. zoe.
Hatchets from the cheapest TO the very
best
Good Steel Hatchets. Toe.
Best Steel Hatchets. % 35. 45c.
Hammers Of all descriptions:
Tack Hammer &c
Lpholstercrs Hammer, loo.
Iady's Hammer. Sc.
Large Hammer. Zoe
best Large Hammer at 25c.
Moulding Hooks brass, dozen. Sc
Door Bolts, iron. bronze, and brass
good, fun size, bolt with screws Sc.
Bronze Bolts. large size. with screws,
Brass Bolts. with screws. i5c.
Pad-Locks. - different styles
jail Pad-Locks. > keys. bronze. %.
Large Pad-Locks, brass drop and BUSH
Ing. 15c.
Keystone Brass Pad-Loeks. 15c.
Solid Steel Pad-Locks. zoe.
Cupboard Turns. bronze and brass
Nice Bronze Cupboard Turns. sc.
Brass Cupboard Turns. Zoe
Night Latches. only the best made. each
one warranted, all have two keys. and
are complete, ready 70 put on. az 80.
Saws--Goad-SIza Family Saw. zoe.
Large Saws at half tho regular hard
ware-stOre price-frOm 20 10 soc.
Buck Saws, 35c
Compass Saw. I5c.
Neat Saw Zoe.
Cleaver. 25c.
Files. all sizes and shapes &c. up.
Machine oilers. 30.
large Machine Oilers ., :. Zoe.
Tack-Lifters. 5c
ChOpping Knives, Be-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
Plated Ware.

A special lot OF XII Plated Tea and
Tablespoons. We guarantee these
goods to be silvor-plated and last two
years hard usage We will sell 100
dozen each OF these spoons at "a great
deal less than cost TO introduce the
goods:
Teaspoons. half dozen. Zoe.
Tablespoons. half dozen. zoe.
Don't be misguided by the price OF the
goods, but give them trial.
Elegantly Decorated Coffee and Tea
Canisters, regularly sold at l0c.. our
price &c.
Galyanized-Iron Wash-Tubs, large size.
i7c.
Kitchen Knives. Ic.
Butcher Knives, DC.
Dc.
Family Scales, each one guaranteed.
special sOc.
Sad-lron Stands. &c.
Sp0ut-Straincr, 1c.
Garden Trowels, &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10

"A great chance 10 make up a cheap
Dinner Set Of your own choice.
Special lot Of Tea Sets, full J6-piece
sets, nice shape, good decorations,
fine porcelain. special price 81 %.
Special-About 10 dozen Haviland's
Finest French China Cups and Sau-
GERS. very rich decorations, actual
value 50c., our price iDc.
Larre-Size Decorated Pitchers. worth
Is and 20c., good size. special DC.
White Porcelain Cups and Saucers, nice
shape. half dozen 24c.
Wine Glasses. good shape. dozen zoe.
water Tumblers. dozen loo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
EIuSlin Underwear.

Tho zoe. Covers are here 1t &c.
The SEQ. Chemlse arc hero at tJc.
The 81 Chemise are here no G0c.
Tho Zoe. Drawers are here at 20.
The S.-. Drawers are here at go.
The 81 Skuls are here at Gpc.
The g. skirts are here at 81.
The SZ-J Skirts are here at Si3J.
The 5Jc. Gowns are here 40 2lc.
The 1sc. Gowns are here gao ioc
The N.J Gowns are here 40 OSc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10

broid ere d
and tucked,
a good half
d o | | a r. S
worth. Some
h a We full
ruche, some
double, 9TH
ers w it h
single ruche
and lace and
ribbon POM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
Outfit No. 2--S26.5o.

All-BraSs Bed.
Upholstered Boy Spring.
One South Am Soft Hair Mattress.
One pair Feather Pillows or Bolster.
Sold separately, would cost. SA3.o5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
Tremendous Sale in Basement.

Carloads of the besmade Houseurnshng Goods at prices
that positively unmatchabe. Every item just adver
tised-and plenty of them No limit to time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10

"
W e II m a d e
Percale Shirt
Waists, hand
worked button
holes, double
stitched seams.
7 o u couldn't
make them for
less than half
dollar. Price,
2jC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
Leather Goods.
h alf-dolIar books, at i9c.

Black and Coiored Seal Leather Belts
harness covered buckles, and beit-pin
attached 25c
CAR skin Kid-Lined Chatelaine, some
thing entirely new, Go.
Black Seal Shopping-Bag. outside peck
et. regular a3c. ones. fOr PC.
Black and Col0red Seal Chatelaines. in
side pocket and chamois lined. 800.
C0lOred Snakcskin Leather Belts, har-
ness covered buckle, JOc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
Small Prices on Small Hardware.

These low prices to get you acquainted this depart
men We've complete line of Tools Household Hardware
Exclusive dealers charge almost double our prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
EnamelIed Ware.

Another carload OF Il just arrived.
Come early II you want any OF Il:
Coffee and Tea-Pots, q and s-quart
size. sold regularly az IS and i5c.. az
i2c
IS and Sc. at I7c.
60 dozen Saucepans and Covers. g, 3,
and 4-quart sizes. regular prices from
IS 10 60c., for Monday your choice at
25c.
Tipped Saucepans. quart, regularly
l5c., at SC.
Tipped Saucepans. 2-quart size. regu-
larry 20c., at f2c.
Large-Siso Wash-Basins, regularly 49,,
at Oc
Large-Slze Pie-Plates Jelly-caks
Plates. regularly l0c.. at &c.
Skimmers. Ladies, Candlesticks, ETC..
all at &c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10

l5o Fancy-Shaped Plates. with the pic
ture Of the United States Battleshlp
Maine. special at 1Oc.
English Porcelain Dinner Ware, nicely
decorated. Just received n large ship
ment; TO be sold In single pieces 10
suit our customers.
This being our first sale I'm this line. we
VIII sell these nicely-decorated goods
as cheap as ordinary White Ware Is
usually sold:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10

Infants Caps,
made of sheer
null, daintily en-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
Outfit No. 4 sos. so.

All Brass Bed, swell foot pinch post.
Super Extra White Drawing Hair
Mattress, IS pounds.
Best Upholstered Rabbit Edge Box
Spring.
One pair Down Pillows, 81 lbs. each.
One Down Bolster, pounds.
All in fancy Ticking.
Sold separately, would cost. 500. 7S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
Early Sale of Fine PerCaIes.
Plaid Hose.

AT 3Oc.-Ladies' Fancy Scotch Paid
and Striped Hose. in bright ana uch
dcsgus-WOrth zoe.
AT 39c.-lUsscs' and Childrcn's Fancy
Scotch Plaid Hose. all warranted iaaI
colOrs. Better grades 40 90.
AT 5O..-Iadics' Fancy Scotch Plaid
Hose. with silk stripes. variety oil
new. catchy designs worth up to ~.
AT :g5c.-Ladies Fancy lis. Thread
Plaid Hose. plain or drop-sutch.
AT JOc.-Infants Fancy scotch Plald
Sox-all fast colors
AT 25c.-Infants' Fancy stripe and
OpcnwOrk SOE.
AT @5c.-Iadles' Fast-Black and Tan
Isle Hose. plain or drop-sutch.
AT I2iac.-A specially Good Hose Tor
children, ribbed Fast-Block, double
knees. heels. and toes.
AT I2Ic-Ladics' actual llc. grade
Fast-BIack and Tan Hose. spllced
heels. double solcs and heels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
JardiniereS.

We carry an elegant assortment OK
cheap and Interchangeable Jardiniercs.
and we have marked them extremely
low.
Nice 6-inch Jardinleres, In assorted
colors. good shapes. D..
10c.
Special-Fancy-Shape Jardinieres, half
dozen shapes and colors 10 select from,
regular Soc kind az SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
The New Black Goods.

AT St-Imrorttd Satin Berber. A-inch.
AT Si5O-Sil6 and Wool Poplin, as
inch.
AT 81 Up TO S2-Black Wool Gre
pOus extra value
BLACK SILK GRENADINES. plain.
fancy stripe. Pekin stripe. ana Paris
Novelty SILK Grenadines and Hermann
at 80, zoe. 81, S2.75, $3.50. 1915, up
20 80 The yard-22- TO 45-inch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10

Reversible All-Sllk Colored Twill Um-
Drellas, very smallest roll: cases and
tassels: Garnet Navy, Green, Brown.
Black. swell twist English wood
handles. steel rods usual 81 c. 90
Umbrellas special at ......... Ot' 10
English Spitalheld SILK Umbrellas, Black
and cOl0rs. OK very closest roll. with
most expensive Dresden China
handles. These Umbrellas usually cost
up % seven dollars. special G 4 OK
AA sssasssssFss-s sfssHssssssssss
Taffeta SILK Umbrellas, with steel rods,
close rolling. and English vine
handles, With the most stylish
plaid silk covers, special *
here az ...s......s.. ............ 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
VIEWS AND nOYs, CARS.
Black and Colored Dress Goods.

The selling of half dollar, All-Pure-Wool Fancy
Yard-Wide Chevios, Plaid, Stripe, and Novelty eff
fects at twenty cents is augmented by sixty
pieces that arrived last Friday. These goods are
exceptional value-have never been sold at retail
for less than haldollar and cost the manufacturers
up forty cents to make. On sale in regular Dress
Goods section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
Boys Waists

Cn.dren's White Lawn Blouse Waists.
with large sailor collars. and fun
Hamburg 1abOt SOC.
Chldren's Linen Lawn Blouse Waists
large all-oyer embroidery sailor collar.
full jabot Of handsome Hamburg.
couldn't be made for less than $40.
al Soc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10
A Special
Linen Purchase
dozen of Towels, and even
the special prices there will
no disappointment. Plenty f
everybody.

AT 1Oc.-Extra-Size Crepe and Huck
Towels. all pure linen, better than
usual towels for 2Jc.
AT IOc.-Hemstitched Huck Towels all
pure linen. as good as twenty-five
cents usually buys.
AT 3c.-Fringed Doylles. linen, 20 Inches
square.
AT 2Gc.-Llnen Pillow Casing. IS inches
wide; has heretofore cost fifty cents.
AT So 4 YARD-The Very Finest OF
Double satin-Dami SIX Table-Covers.
2l-2 10 yards long.
AT 75c.-The famous German makes
Of Finest Table Linens. "Stiller's"
one dollar and a quarter quality, in
clover leaf. ivy. and other designs, at
75c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10

AT 75c. THE NARD-Fine Imported
Covert Cloth for tailor-mada suits
splendid finish.
AT soc. THE YARD-iG-inch VIgo-
rcauX. cheyiot finish, twill mixtures
makes MAGNIFICENT suits.
AT Si.fS TO $3.50 THE YARD-Tino
French Novelty Dress Suns SILK and
Wool Crapons, Eayadcre Cords Me-
Tango Mixtures. ETC., in dress patterns.
exclusive styles. only one Of kind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10

Duchesse Paper, attractively
boxed, "a Sheets Paper, "a En-
velopes. Same grade that sells
generally at CSC, to be sold here
at CIovc1 Gents G2ox.
zoe. Fine. Supcri0r-Flnished Border
Mourning Paper. 3Oc. box
Tho rlnicst Paper. "Rogimcntal Gray"
here in the new shapes, with envelopes
90 match.
Sealing Wax. fun stock Of shades 70
harmonzo with papers. Jc. stick.
orders taken here for Engraving Cards.
Wedding Invitations. Reception Cards.
stamping Paper. Making Dies. Crests.
etc. az lowest popular prices
New Iurkish-Blue GrcCan Bond Paper
Langdon style, 12c. qulrc. Euvelopes
70 correspond. zoe. pack Also.
Duchess, Billet. and Elector shapes.
Whiting s. Sixteenth Century Stationery.
lSc. quire. Envelopes 20 match
17c pack.
Maz1rino-Bue Imperial Bond. Avcrne
and Waldorf shapes. new cut envel-
opcs n popular prices.
-lt. stationery, four tints 10 box, new
shape envelopes, ultra select styles
zoe box
toc. STATIONERY, TGNTs AND
WHITE. NEW SHAPES. NICE
-1 BONED. TO CLOSE ............I5c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10

Plnlud'5 French Handkerchief Extracts
2nc. ounce bottle free.
Bon Levy's la Blache Powder. all tints.
&c. box.
Geiles Ercrcs 1-f-ounce Pcau do Es-
p1sne. 81 regularly; special 3Oc
Ge.les frares DenufriCc. soc. size 25c.
CcIles Frorc5 Coronation Bouquet. Regi-
na oak Royal M0ndaln-all l1-l-ounco
yl25 EXtEIcfs-T5c.
Roger a. Glllet Nerl Violette Extract
I-i-Ounco, zoe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-10


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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-03-11

gather none. "The secret of the Lord
is with them that fear Him" Rich
pasture, fountain-fed pasture, for all
the flock of the Good Shepherd
Lastly: Consider the shepherds fold.
The time of strengthening was a very
glad time. The neighbors gathered
together, and they poured wine and
danced for joy The sheep were put
in place inclosed by wall, where it
was very easy TO count them and know
whether any of them had been taken
by the jackals or dogs. The Enclosure
was called the sheep-fold. Good news
have ito tell you, in that our Lord
the Shepherd has sheep-fold, and
those who are gathered in it shall
never be struck by the storm, shall
never be touched by the iacSals of
temptation and trouble 1t has a
high wall--so high that no troubles
can get in-so high that the joys can
not get out. How glad the old sheep
will be to find the lambs that left them
good many years ago! Millions of
children in Heaven! oh, what merry
Heaven it will make! No tmany long
meter psalms there. They win be in
the majority, and will run away with
our song, carrying it up to still high
err point of ecstacy. Oh there will be
shoutingl II children on earth clapped
their hands and danced for Joy, what
will they do when, to the gladness of
childhood on earth, is added the glad
ness of childhood in Heaven?
1t is time we got over these morbid
ideas of how we shall get out of this
world. You make your religion an
undertaken planning collins ard driving
hearses. Your religion smells of the
varnish of funeral caslIet Rather
let your religion to-day come out and
show you the sheep-fold that God has
provided you. All, you say, there is a
river between this and that. | know
1t; but that Jordan is only for the
sheep-washing, and they shall go up
on the other banks snow white. They
follow the great Shepherd. They
heard His voice long ago. They are
safe now--one fold and one Shepherd!
Alas for those who are finally found
outside the inclosure. The night of
their sin howls wirh iackals they are
thirsting for their blood The very
moment that lamb may be frisliing
upon the hills, "a bear may be looking
for IL from the thicket.
The shepherd of old used to play
beautiful music, aud sometimes the
sheep would gather around him and
listen. To-day my heavenly Shepherd
calls to you with the very music of
Heaven, bidding YOU to leave your sin
and accept His pardon. Oh, that all
this flock would hear the piping of the
Good Shepherd.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-03-11
A Panic at an Entertainments.

HARTFORD, Conn, March AT a
fire in Germania hall last night while
tableauX were being prepared to open
the masquerade ball of the Hartford
M@nnorchor society, n panic resulted
and eight persons were severely
burned. Mrs. August Wattersdorf,
aged 40, is believed to be burned fa-
tally. The fire is thought to have
been caused by crossed electric wires.
There were many thrilling rescues by
the FIRE department. Damage to the
building SiO,O
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-03-11
want the church Rules Suspended.

TOPEKA, Kan, March 9.-The First
Methodist church of Topeka, by unan-
imous vote, has asked the Kansas CON
ference of the NJ r. church to suspend
its rules and permit Rev. DIR. A. 5. EN-
bree TO remain pastor of the Topeka
church another year. DR. Embree has
preached here more than five years.
The action was proposed by James A.
Troutman and was adopted by stand
ing vote, with wild applause.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-03-11

LONDON, March o. The British naval
estimates were issued last night. They
increase the expenditures by e1, 440, 400
(S7, 2O2, OOO), increase the personnel of the
navy by 6,34O men and provide for the
building of three new battleships, four
armored cruisers and four sloops of
war
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-03-11
REFRESHING ASSURANCE.
Prince Albert, of Belgium, who Arrived In
Now Yorls Not After an Meiress.

Prince Albert, OF Belgium, who Arrived In
New York, Not After an Heiress.
New YORK, March 9.-Prince Albert,
of Belgium, arrived yesterday on the
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
He came down the gangplanl in com
pany with Count de Lichterbelde, the
Belgian minister at Washington, and
was driven to Waldorf-Astor hotel.
The Belgian minister said the prince
has not come here for an American
heiress, as he was already engaged to
his cousin, Princess Clementine.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-03-11
To BE Mai. warmers Assistant.

WAsmNGToN, March 0.-It is under
stood that j. j.. Davis. of fancy couu-
ty, will be named for assistant attor-
ney for the Western district OF Mis-
souri, Mr. Davis is prominent re-
publican and was delegate to the st.
Louis convention.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-03-11
Two wives, Another In Prospect, u jail De-
livery and Recapture.

FoRT SCoTr, Kan, March ID. llar-
mon, the husband of two women at
Armourdale, Kan, and Nevada, Mo,
and the father of their eight children,
who on February /, the day before he
was to be tried for abducting Ella
Bunn, the 1s-year-old daughter of
Rev. Mr.. Bum of this city, broke Jail
with seven other bad prisoners was
recaptured on farm in Vernon
county, Mo-, yesterday and is now in
Jail again here.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-03-11
Family with Suicidal Mania.

CHICAGO, March 9.-Joseph Hois,
plumber, who committed suicide by
shooting himself, is the third of three
brothers to meet such fate. 1t seems
to be clear case of family mania for
self-destruction.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-03-11
Kansas wheat Crop Promising.

YATES CENTER, Kan. March 9.-Re-
ports come from all over western Kan
sas that the wheat crop prospects in
that part of the state are most promis-
ing. The crop of last year placed many
of the farmers out of debt and left
them Il cash surplus. A duplicate of
last years crops will place these farm
ers in most prosperous condition.
1ARMON'S EXCITING RECORD.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-03-11

is no use now of
the old time shep-
herd. Such an one
had abundance of
opportunity of be-
looming a poet, be-
ing out of doors II
hours the day and
oft-times waking
up in the night on
the hills. If the
stars, or the tor.
rents, or the sun,
or the flowers had
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-03-11
DIR. TALMAGE'S SERMON.
He Tells of the Attributes Of the Earthly
and of the Heavenly Shepherd.
PiAin Raiment OF HumanIty-rhe Crook In
the Hands of Christ-In the Pasture
Ground-The shearing and
the New Fold.

In this wintry season DR.. Talmage
refreshes us with this glowing pastoral
"nntil we can almost hear the bleating
of the iiocls in green pastures. The
text is Psalms 23:l: 1.-The Lord is my
shepherd" DIR. Talmage said
What with post and rail fences, and
our pride in Southdown, Astrakhan
and Flemish varieties of sheen. there
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-03-11

KANSAS CITY, March a-Receipts OF wheat,
80 cars year ago, Il ears. Sales by car lots:
No. | hard, 9Ohc; No hard, S7Ia@9OIc; No 3
hard. s4lGs7c; No hard, 81 as5o: No. soft, 0260
Doc; No. 3 soft, Ssd9lc No. 1 soft 81 1850 Re
mixed 25h@26c; No, mixed, 25Rc; No.
4 mixed 24W2lhc; No white, 2bl026c; No 3
white, 25i4D25hc; No, white, 2IM0 !bc. Re-
ceipts OF oats, II cars; II year ago cars; No ,
mixed 25025hc; No. mixed, 24Q24lsc. No. 1
mixed esq 2lc; No 2 white, 26gs@27c No 3
white, 26Q26Hc; No, white 25c Receipts
OF hay, II cars; timothy choice, $4,000 %;
No. /, fL50Gts,0O choice prairie s8 256I7 80.
Eggs Sc per doz, Poultry, hens, DC per
ID; broilers, Dc per H., ROSTERS, 1?HMl5o
each; turkeys, 6dsHc; ducks, &c; geese, 4lSc;
pigeons, 75c per doz Butter extra fancy,
lsHc dairy, fancy l5c choice l26bllc;
store packed. l00lOhc Potatoes, 5Oa7Oo
per bu. Sweet potatoes, $4,000 per bu,
Appes-Johnatha tb,O0d600; Bellencur, a. 80
G05,0j; fancy Missouri Pippin, $780, fancy Ben
Davis, i30O0325. Wnesaps. l350G4OO; Willow
Twigs t3b00400; Huntsman's Fayorite, $4,000
400; in a small way fan varieties are selling at
4OlDC0I per half bu
CHICAGO, March o Wheat March, SlO2k
May iL0l0L05Is July, 9O9sd9l4c; Sep
tember 76A0s0Ac Corn-March 2shc; NIuy,
3Olb3OAc; July, SlhNSl&c Oats March,
26,6d26Ao; May, e6l@s7c; July, eiH02i3sc.
Fork March 40 ighi May $40 O116 0lO 25; July.
Sl0 l50l0 SEA, Lard--March. sbO7h; HAY, "a, &c
rs i5i Jdy, tS.l7.iGh22h. Short ribs March,
ibOIhi May, D'O5G5O7hi July, 10 1908 ma