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The Most Eminent Living Authors such a.
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-21
w. G.. ALLISON, Chairman.

The Garrett journal gives vent to q
little spite in abiding to the recentAnder-
son county bond case tried before Judge
Talcott at the late term of the District
Court in our county. Our idea was that
q jury had something to do with that
verdict. Perhaps you will get along just
as we'll if you confine your dirt.throwing
proclivities to men of your own county,
Mr.. Cooper.
Judge Talcott has made an acceptable
Judge to the people of this district. We
are confident that the people will sustain
the assertion that he has made the best
record of any that have filed the Office.
50 far as that Neosho injunction case is
it is difficult to see how he
could have decided otherwise. So far as
your bond case is concerned, you simply
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Usage TOWNSHIP.
SHARON, ALLEN Co., KANs.,

July 9th, 1877.
EDITOR REGISTER: I zee you want
patrons of your paper to send all the
news the country round.
Well, we had nice rain this morning
just in time for the early planted corn,
which makes us old clod-hoppers feel
powerful" good, aud will make US lots
of corn. In fact we now have lots of
oats, beans, sweet and Irish potatoes,
peaches and apples.
Unjust tell you what a splendid time
the Osagers had at q school picnic the
last day of June. Two schools joined
Miss Dodge's and Miss Reynolds-and
o! what a splendid time we had.
Swings, flying horses, ice cream. etc.
These young ladies certainly understand
the art of training the young mind.
We have one of your lola young
ladies teaching in district 22-the VAL
ley school-and she is giving entire sat-
isfaction. She likes our young folks in
this neighborhood very much.
We have three or four very interesting
Sabbath Schools among Us, and both
young and old folks take great interest
in them in them.
The folks had big elbow out" on the
4th ut Xenia.
Mr.. Editor, we would like to have you
come out and see us, and our fine coun-
try. and fine crops, people, stock etc.
That is all this time. Yours, faith
fully. Usage CHIEF.
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PERSONAL MENTION.


III. c. Fox, Fredonis, Kans., was in
town Monday.
R. o. Graham. of Burlington, was
in town Wednesday.
Prof Bartlett is teaching the young
normal idea how to shoot.
Jim" Mcclure went up to Ottawa
this week on visit to his parents.
It. C. Jones, Esq, of Chanute, was
in town on legal business, Thursday.
&C. C. Hyde has returned to lola and
intends opening up in his old business.
III. A. Jackson and lady, of Chanute,
registered at the Leland Saturday last
John Funkhouser and wife, of Car
lyle, started this week to Illinois on .
visit.
-Geary and Munro Neal, of Hum.
boldt township. made us pleasant call
last Saturday.
Col. J. c.. Carpenter, of Chanute,
was in town Wednesday and Thursday
on legal business.
DIR. Fulton, of Uniontown, brother
of oar DR.. Fulton, was over to lola on .
visit last Saturday.
"A. Holland, accompanied by his son
Frank, is down from Kansas City stop
ping at the mineral we'll.
e. o. Watrous and wife, of Woodson
county. we're over last Saturday, and
registered at the Acers House.
Mr.. Palmer, County Supterintend-
emit of Woodson County, was over this
week attending the normal institute.
MIR. A. s. Hankins, wife and family
started to Illinois on q visit last Wednes-
day. They go to Blandinville, Melon
ough county.
Col. g. P. Smith, of lola, was up to
Topekx on legal business last week. He
registered from Humboldt, 30 We see by
the Commonwealth.
MIR. Baker, who has been stopping
with John Brown, went back to Terra
Haute, Ind. on business this week. He
returns in q few weeks.
"A. J. Downef went over to Glass
vile, Missouri, to visit his parents and
engage in the nursery business thin week.
He will return in q couple Of months.
MIR. d. L. Bassett, of Norwalk, Ohio,
writes to % to send him The REGIS TER,
as he is interested in our county, having
purchased land. Mr.. B. will move ont
to our county in the fall.
Prof A. w. Smith, Of Lawrence,
conductor Of the normal institute now
in session, made NJ very pleasant visit
this week. Prof Smith il IN old nsws-
paper man, and has more energy and
get-up-and-get to the square inch than
anybody We have met for long tims,
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THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

No people in the world suffer as much
with dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years of experience in medicine had
failed to accomplish a certain and sure
remedy for this disease and its effects,
such rs Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Wa
ter-brash, Sick Headache, Costiveness,
Palpitation of the Heart, Liver Com
plant, coming up of the food, low spir>
its, general debility, ETC., yet since the
introduction of Green's august Floaov,
we believe there is no case of dyspepsia
that cannot be Immediately relieved.
80, 900 dozen bottles sold last year with
out one case of failure reported. Go to
your druggist, JOHN FRANCIS, lola, and
get a Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try
It. Two doses will relieve you. Regu-
lar size rs cents.