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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-12-22
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HAM, one of the Kansas City swim
dlers in Texas lands, has just been tried
At Austin, Texas, and sentenced to i'm.
prisonment in the penitentiary for ten
wears
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A MAN named John Lsjere was shot
and instantly killed, while resisting
constable and posse, at Stranger Station,
Leavenworth County, on Wednesday
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AMERICAN SOCIALIST.
1878. ONEIDA N. Y. 2.0(


The events of the past year have opened the
eyes of all thinking men to the importance Of
Socialism. We have had strikes, riots, and seri-
GUS bloodshed ON account Of disagreement be-
tween laborers and capitalists. There has been
q great business stagnation all the world over.
Shops have been running on short time or closed
altogether, and the hands thrown out of work.
But the rapid inc in all kinds of laborsaving
machinery has made 1t difficult, even in more
prosperous times, for Tie poor and uneducated
to earn their living in the present strife of COM
petion in trade aud manufactures. These condi-
lions have given rise to tie Workingmen's Party
which is now M important element in our poll
tics and likely to become more so. Unlimited
competition makes a few persons very wealthy,
while tens of thousands become panpers and
tramps-outcasts. This state of things c,,nno.
endure forever. There are better ways. Erery
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Tile AMERIc-.i SuCIALiar G.ssusse, Al these
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n KNITTING MACHINE.

The NEW BICKFORD FAMILY KNITTING
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER q, 1877.
The value of buildings erected in Chi
cago during the year 1877 is $4,000, 900
less than for the year 1876.

THE dry goods firm of Adriance, Rob
bins & Co., which failed in New York a
few days ago, had been in business in
that city for 81 years.
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The next book in "Our Sparkling Sc
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MRUn is not easily earned In these times, but
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Total. so, 600 Total 80 925
Whole tickeis. $40: half wl,o;e tickets, 81; 30
tickets, 81; quarters, whole tickets, Si5; loo
81, 40. seights, Si.a whole tickets. $50.
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1T HAS NO EQUAL.

Thousands lead miserable lives, suffering from
dyspepsia, u disordered stomach and liver pro-
dncing biliousness, heartburn, costiveness, weak
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1873 1879
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CHILLS AND FEVER
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC

FOR Constipation, Headache. Pain in the Shoul
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Kidneys, Dependency, Gloom and
foreboding of evil all of which
are ttSe offspring of dis
iksed Liver,
COLO IN CHILDREN
For children complaining Of collie,
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Children, as well as adults, eat some
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
lola LODGE, NO. SO,
n A. r. q A. Mas0ns nGets on the frs,
M C !: =; '; y ;:;
in. wmr.. sss'y
lola LODGE, NO. n,
,:.:$ 3; :; IS 49,: e s;
- day evening, in theiI
hall, next door north Of the post ONCE. visiting
" s''' 'An@ns r. IS sI4P rseS e e. s.' e.
JAMES SIMPSON, sec'y.
BUsINEss CARDS.
J. C. MURRAY Ss8 J. h. RlcHAKDs,
MURRAY & RICHARDS,
A TTORNEYs AND COUNsELORs AT LAW
"A lola, Kansas. r-oHice over post Office, south
side public square.
w. b. SLAVENS,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Humboldt, Kansas.
II ONCE with G. W Hutchinson No charge
in suits bring unless gain them.
g. P. SMITH,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, lola, Kansas Office
1AOver Northrup's Bank.
PETER BELL,
COUNTY ATTORNEY, and Counsellor at
Nav, LOLA, KAs. Once OF the Court House.
]. K. BOYD
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. ONCE over Rich
= ards Cowan's grocery and provision store.
A. J. FULTON, NJ. D., L. c. P. s.,
nNT. CANADA, Graduate Jefferson Medical
OCOllege, Philadelphia. Member ofthe Alumni
Association Jefferson College, Physician, Sur
geOn and AccOucher. Office snd residence over
Beck's grain and feed store, lola, Kansas.
NJ. DEMOSS, NJ. D.,
nFf1CE over Jno. Francis 4 Co. IS Drug Store
" Residence ON Washington avenue, md door
south Neosho street.
DIR. s. TOZER, :
MENTAL SURGEON,
~ lola, KANSAS.
MRS. JAS. SIMPSON,
AEML1NERY AND DREssMAKING, Fancy
Ivl Goods, Etc. lola, Kansas.
W. H. RICHARDS. W. A. COwAN.
RICHARDS & COWAN,
XXTHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
wv lola, Kansas. ms Tyr.
J. H. LADD,
CARPENTER AND JOINER, will do all
~ kinds Of work in his line neatly and prompts
iy. Prices reasonable. Shop on Washington
Avenue, next door to Gorrell' s Blacksmith shop,
lola. Kansas. 20 If.
GEO. BURRIS,
MANUFACTURER of all kinds of Wagons.
INl Special attention giving to Horse Shoeing
and Repairing Successor to l.. IL. GOrrell.
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KENTUCKY
State Allotment
S:67 SOS IN PRIZES.

Total 500, 600
Whole tickefs, $40: half
tickets, 81; quarters,
81, 30. Fights, Si.ab.
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Price sl.oo. seld b. Ell prusrtst..
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Total .S57 ,35
Wl,o;e tickets, 81; 20
whole tickets, Si5; loo
whole tickets. $50.
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us and III Market ST., Philadelphia, Pa
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11r lsdiss ssssA " ~ bsss Hail ,~~l
vssaa.is IL sssakas. a.sns q 49,.
10 tbs cosumisioass ~ lsAias
sfisass w kAtcsssG .k<ihhAs diatAeAes
ssom Aosisns ~ tAs, she h<stiles sss
s,urdesfng n4ss I<tapasi, tsss ihan 100
'nsiss inosa kr. Howard u p-ssasiag 90
thscs dsys Ia the rear. Osing 70 ~ ssA-
lc.s cca1itiou Of the Indians here aad .
large number On The scarrvattou. ! an very
anItous fos our safety. We have no pro
issxion.n
The Fort Hall reser sAiion hAa aus l,.C2
Shoshonss and their allies upon H. The
greater number Of taem are of hunting.
hut . large number u them are nov on the
reservation, which Is not garrisoned by .
large body Of tsooPs. Limphi is . sanall
Indian reservation NJ the foot Of the Bitter
Root Mountains, ju I within the boundry
line u Idaho, and nearly one hundred and
6Ay miles from vhsss Gen. Gibbou's fRht
occurred. The Preaent position Of the main
body Of The Indians shows that, after lead
ing Gen. Howard ac-us the Bitter Roo,
range and nearly two hundred and fifty
miles TO the east, the Indians succeeded ia
inficting a severe check upon that portion
Of the forces commanded by Gen. Gibbon;
then, doubling their track, succeeded in
recrossing the Bitter Root range and reach
ing a position within striking distance q
the reservation from which they started in
northwestern Idaho as we'll a. the Fort
Hall reservation, in the southern part Of the
same territory. Thus, while Howard VA,
expected to protect both reservations hia
forces are hopelealy leA in the rear.
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Mr.. Kelly says that he has just about CON-
pleted his new machine, which is made Of
wrought iron and cast steel, cost $780, 600,
and weighs twenty tons. He says that he
has obtained apressure Of 1l,0C0 pounds
to the inch, and then stopped because the
gauge would not stand more, and that if
the metal would hold he could work his
present engine up to 10000 horse power.
ut is" he told a!reportsr, "aquart machine;
that is to say, it uses onlya quart of water.
With the condenser that I have nov
nearly complete, l will make that quart OF
water produce 1000 horsepower motion Of
sufficient duration to run a steamship across
the ocean,"
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aAlAoAoA.
LII N Il 6.

49, |
LIN Il 6.
sss sasseAsss . Sosss ~ssrsAs KAtIsAs
kmarsess uahss Csc management tk~ sis,st
Trunk Esiissy " es u The West md xOrb
Usst, and. wGk lite Ssnssous brsacA<. and con.
ssscstOhs. ,o.ms ik< sb6t1As. end sssekSss sSsfe
eosstp. Horhexn AieAissa. niasesSta. Iowa,
SAbfA.kA, usiifornis aud ibe Western T:Jiio
bes. LIS
Omaha and California Linz
I. the shorte.s and hest ROME beiwesn Chicago
and all pol ia IN Northern Illinois. lows, DakoiA,
c c:stssa, S c!.s9a. as Go;o. jss:, u .na Aa ..,:S:.
Chicago, s. Paul & Minneapolis Line
l. tbs sehortes, lime hs,vees Chicago and all
and 70. Madison, ". Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth,
and all points In the Great Northwest lis
Il Crosse, Winoua and St. Peter Line
e the best ron,e between Chicago and Ia Cro.se,
winona, Rochester, Ow .tonna, Mankato, 81. Pc.
yer New Tin, and all p0ints in Southern and
Central hiDneeo.a. Its
Green Bay and Marquette Line
Y the only line between chicago and Janeryiile,
Green Bay; E.csnabs. N~egannee, Marqnelle,
houghton. Hancock and the Lake Superior Coun.
Try. Its
Yreeport and Dubuque Line
10 the only route between Chicago ana Elxin,
Rockford, Fleeport, snc ali points via Freeport.
Its >
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
IL the old Lake Shore Rout", and is the only one
passing between Chicago and Evanston, Lake
Forest. Highland Park, Waukegan, Racine, Ke-
nOsha aud Milwaukee.
| Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
are run on all through tralns OF rnle rosa.
This Is the ONLY LINE running these carr be.
tween Chicago and st. Paul and Minneapolis
Chicago and Milwaukee, Chicago and Wfnona, OF
Chicago and Green Bay.
Close connections ale made ut Chicago with the
Lake Shore h Michigan southern. Michigan Cen
trail, Baltimore & Ohio, PttAbufg, Fl. Vague 4
Chicag ,, kankakeeI Line and Pan Handle Eoutee,
for all points East and SOUTHEAST, and with the
Chicago and Alton and Illinois Central for all
points South.
Close connect ons are also made with the Union
Pacific II. X. at Omnha for all far West points.
CLose connections made at junction p0tnts Nth
rains OF all crOss paints.
Tickets over this route are coli by al Coupon
Ticket Agents in the United States and Ganadas.
Remember. You ask for your Tickets wa the
Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway, and tas c none
other.
New York ONCE. No. AS Broadway; Boston
ham street; San Fran isco Once, 1871 Montgomery
street; ChicAgo Ticket Offices. 62 Clark street
under Sherman House; 20 Canal, corner Madison
and Canal streets; Wells Street De OF, corneI
Wells and KlnZle streets.
| For rates or information not sttsipsble from
your home ticket agents. apply TO
Il1vu 1ueHI71.
Gen. Manager, Chicago
Genr P.ss'rAo'.. Chicago
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tor fnrnl.l,ing nj N~N York. l1dIadr,obiu ns,,
a., ,a"' ;:i aIn,,1.s" .,, s,"t,. Guy, r.. -, y. Pad, q yanLto,.
U.s. ps.sAs - rt.ss.
sSs;ooo w'ass.,
s:s.sso s:a.:
Alto u variety " other ~uttjeies. const,iinv of
rAS1Ariter'sa d smiths supplies. hardware. Sta
unIs.y. farming isarsesnrhts. means 0f trans
y, lMd q, appl.cati.a. 70 q. n. KixGsLEv, o
Linton llace. New York Major HUGHEs, Sioux
C',y s Gs.'nS, 1s, " "; =; sass. CIsy.s.g9t !E..saS'
HAwKIMs. OtlMla, and TIE TniiNn Hfice.
Inc blds Will be opened IN the presence Of the
E"rc!assi,lg committee 81 The Hoard of Indian
the hour above named. bidders ;sc 11Gvited 70
Zach Gid must give the names Of all partie.
copy. II this advertisement attached. No lids
Will ne considered from persOnS who have In aay
re- re* leS deiaalted y any hid heretofore. Any Or
II deemed for the best ~intcrcats Of tie Govern
Every bid unjust he accompanied by = certified
missioner Of Indian Affairs, u be- held Iy him
until We execution ~ tn. contract, upon some
DO less than Nv: per &c cen,u% u tie /. u amount sna II t No.
proposal aud shall, be forfeited to the United
STATES 70 case any bidder receiving an award
f.Inix la u =" hciS.aPi Ig,' "nter ,nt" contract. or to
sOssN~ tRVl ~ III SN1tVU W USC IL
be returned To. the bidder.
wheat. .squAl % the best New York Xxx uuaiifV,
and delivered In strong double sacks. SAMPLES
81 not IeSs Qhan % pounds must ACCOMPANY eaci,
bid. said samples 10 be distinctly marked With
than one sample Is Submitted.
weigh not less than 50 pounds Ia, tie Iusi,ci, and
delivered In strong gunnies, reserved. :
lhc wheat must be OF the fall crop, sound. dry
and cleal-t0 weigh mot less than 10 pound. to
the Dnshel, aud delivered III strong g,innics, re-
seWed
The Sugar must he packed In barrels, full head :
The Salt must be dry, aud packed In barrels
ready for shipment. ~
The prices named must be met" In no case
Will any allowance be made for sacks, boxes or
barrels.
All articles furnished under contract must be
delivered ~ the places designated for their re-
ception. and Will be subject to strict inspection.
IN executing the contract, the right will be re-
served TO Increase or diminish tile quantity Of
any Of the articles embraced In the foregoing
schedule. and the further right will be reserved
tOincrease or decrease the amount specified I'm
any contract to an extent not exceeding twenty
five per cent.
A joint and several bond. In the fun amount
OF the contract, duly executed, with two or more
~slreties, and conditioned for the faithful per-
Iormance OF the contract In all its particulars,
must accompany the same The suiiciency OF
the surettes must be evidence by their afldayit
asIo inc value OF their property.
NO contract, or part thereof, will be permitted
70 be sub-let or assigned to, or filled by. any 9th
er party without the written consent Of the Sec
retary. OF the Interior.
- J. Q. SMITH,
"dM Commissioner,
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E1r.z.s. Exrxrs'

CONNECTIONS.
!. At u Transfer With Union Pacific Rail
s.,an ,Or omAhI.
!. Al Copncil Blum with Kansas City, St. Joe
aud Council 0lutls Railroad for st. Louis and all
points south.
westefn Railway for Chicago end all points eaet
:. Az sioux City with the Sioux City and ".
fsui, Illinois Central and Dakota southern Rail.
roads, Steamers for upper Missouri river, during
navigation, and with stages for all points II the
Northwest.
5. A Blair with Omaha and Northwestern X
r.. for Omaha and Southern Nebraska.
6. At Fremont, Neb., with the Union Pacific X.
X. for all points west, and the Pacific coast.
:. At Wisner, with stages for Norfolk, and all
Joints in Northern Nebraska.
~ Be sure your tickets read via "a PR.
80. HILLS. Gen'l Ticket Agt.
t.0U32S43. Superintendent.
c. ]. OCoNNOR.
Western Passenger Agent.
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JAts u = Remarkable dswMasy.-As OHs
Ttne The Essteva sher- 81 The
Poet0e Was 13rpe--Toal u"
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Monday Eseaiss, Angus. 20, 1877