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The Iola register., 1878-10-26
A Change.

During the present week Mr.. r. q. Stevenson
has purchased the news ard stationery stand
formerly owned by Chas. A. Steele, in the post
Office building. Mr.. Stevenson will Immediately
put in large stock of books, including blank
and school books as well rs those Of n miscella-
neous character; also, full and complete line of
cigars and tobaccoes of the finest brands and va
rrety. A line of stationery, including everything
of that kind that is usually kept in stock under
that head, and general line of all fancy articles
This change is rendered necessary by the CON-
slant widening of Mr.. Stevenson's trade. Al
though occupying one of the largest business
houses in the city, yet his business has SO in
creased thai it found impossible to confine it
exclusively to one store.
Mr.. Templin has been engaged to take charge
of the new stock, where he will be happy to
meet all his old scquaintances and make the ac-
quaintance of new friends.
We feel like congratulating friend Stevenson.
Commencing in a small way some years ago, by
a constant application to business he has built up
u drug aud general trade unequalle,l in Soathern
Kansas. This move will now permit him to
devote his entire time to the drug trade alone, SO
thst hereafter, rs in the past. the cheapest and
best place to buy articles in that line, either at
wholesale or retail, will lie at Il. B. Stevenson's
Mammoth Drug Store, lola. Kansas.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26
Scrihner for November.

The most noteworthy feature in Scribner for
November is the beginning of 'Haworth's, I"
the new novel by Mrs Burnett, author of ''That
Lass o. Lowrie's," the serial publication to con-
tinue throughout the magazins year, which be-
gins with this number. The opening scene of
the story is an English foundry, and the range of
characters introduced promises to be wide and
varied The story is considered sufficiently pic
month, two of which are to he by Mr.. Bolles,
and two by Mr.. Delman.
The publishers announce that during the COM
ing We ir there will be four frontispieces Ia feat
ure recently introduced INTO ''holiday numbers
only These will lie portraits ofeminent Amer
lean poets, to be drawn by Wyatt Eaton and en-
graved by e. Cole from whose hands came the
Lincoln and Bryant portraits), and in pursuance
of this plan, the first one, of Mr.. Longfellow,-
is given in the November number, accompanied
by full critical and biographichical sketch, by
X. H. Stod.lari, with Illustrations Of the poets
study drawing room, ''the old clock on the
stairs, I" the lawn, Charles river, ETC.. by Swain
Clifford and Francis Lathrop
sour Patent System and What We Owe to it.,
by James Richardson, is an effort TO answer every
objection yet urged to this system, which the
author thinks will be put in Jeopardy during the
coming session of Congress. The ides that in
veniions are inimical to workingmen Is incident
ally discussed.
''The Apparition of 10 Murch,'' by Noah
Brooks, is IN original and laughable addition to
tramp literature.
ssParsons and Parsons" by Edward Eggles-
ton. is a c,lle ,tion of humorous anecdotes fol
readers lay ard clerical
Mr. Boyesen's ) 'Falconberg'' reaches n fourth
instlllment.
The poetry of the number includes sonnet on
Beethoven by Celia Thixier, four songs by one
Of the two young Goodalc sisters tiot, however,
accepted on account of the youth of the writer),
and 1.-THE Poets Fame, - by Il. W. Glider
In the Departments, DIR HOLLAND writes ofthe
progress of the Magazine (now entering upon IFS
ninth YEAR,, of ''Greenbacks and Green People,"
and of Theodore Thomas. - ''HOme AMI So
ciety'' contains the first of several papers on
Hints to Young H,uSekeepers,' b. Mrs. 5.
" Oakley, and ..Green Autumnal Foliage" by
Samuel Parsons, and takes note of Sir Helry
Coles suggestion Ofa college Of domestic econ
omy The review Of Mr.. Adain,'s book on rail-
roads is a resume of that timely and important
volume 'sThe Worlds Work" contains a full
rev ew Of ''Pr,gress in Electric Lightning - with
an announcement that OF III new inventions de-
scribcl in that dep .rment, 81 are known to have
gone into active Use. 'Bric-a-Israc is crowded
down to single page, which includes cartoon
On the Iab5r question.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

1--WE are just in receipt of the current num-
Der of Peterson's Counterfeit De,ecfor; publica-
ton that Is taken, presery ell, and daily consulted
by bankers, brokers, hotel keepers, nanufic'ur-
ers, merchants and storekeepcrs. The Detector
is as is well known, inf,ilibie safesuars!
against loss from counterfeit money, of which
there are enormous quantities now in circulation.
All bogus bills and coins are Immediately de-
scrIbed in the Desector as soon they make their
appe Irance. In its pages are also given valuable
news concerning money, stocks, bonds, pational
and State banks, and other information of great
value to bu ,ncss men, &C., and is, in short,
very valuable publication, and no business man
in the country should be without it. The rate OF
subscription for the monthly issue is only 81 30
year; Semi-monthly, $500 year. Subscrip-
tons may commence with any month, and are
payable in advance. A canvasser could get up
list of subscribers in this neighborhoOd Adj
dress all communications TO the publishers, I.
B. Peterson 4 Brothers, No. 500 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa, for specimen copy and adj
vsrtising rates. AS there is great furore now
about old coins, we would advise all to get
copy of Pefersons Coin Book, containing perfect
fac-simile impressions of the Coins of the World.
II will he sent by mail, postage paid, on receipt
of sl.-by T. b. Peterson & Brothers, Philadel
phia, Pennsylvania.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26
Dobbin's Electric Soap.

Having obtained the agency of this celebrated
soap for Geneva and vicinity, I take pleasure in
calling attention TO the following testimonials o
some of our best people, as to its merits:
Gas Il tune, Labor and money saving article,
take pleasure in recommending DObbin's Electric
Soap to my neighbors. have use it and it is
the best soap ever saw. 1t promises a great
deal, but it does all il promises
MRs ii. y. kNowLTON.
have no hesitation in saying that no house
keeper should be without Dobbn's Electric Soap.
heirtily recommend it to all my neighbors.
Try it, and you will use no other.
X. B. HOWELL.
would not undertake TO do one washing with
out it, 1t certainly saves half the labor.
MRs &. e. LEEcH.
DO not hesitate to pronounce DObbin's soap
10 he the best ever Used. the rapidity and ease
with which it enables one to do ones washing,
is really surprising. Boiling the clothes is un-
necessary, and no rubbing is needed. would
not be without it. LAURA SrILLwNGoN.
IhIve miie arrange nents with the manufac-
tarers in Philaielphii, 50 that can furnish the
soap in any quantity desired
L. L. ELLIOTT, Sole Agent
Geneva, Allen Co. Kansas.
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Geneva, Allen Co. X
How to Prevent and Cure Coughs an
Colds.

How to Prevent and Cure Coughs and
Colds.
We all know that while those in robust health
rarely take cold, weakly persons are affected by
the slightest changes softemperature. The reason
is that the weak blood which has caused the de-
bilfy. fails to impart vgor to the organs of res
piration and perspration, thus sealing the pore,
and closing the only avenue for the escape of IA
large part of the Waste products of the body.
Those acrid secretions rritate the throat, lungs.
nose, head, or other organs, producing coughs.
colds, catarrh, bronchitis, etc. Parker's Ginger
Tonic acts like charm, permanently cares thes
disorders, is pleasant in taste, promptly opens
the pores. and eXpels the poisonous accumula-
tons, allays all local irritations, and Instead of
nauseating the stomach and cOnstipa'ing the
bowels, rs do most cough medicines, invigorales
the entire digestive apparatus and blood. II thus
not only eIcciually cure, coughs, colds, catarrh.
bronchitis, and gives the strongest hope TO con-
sumptiveS, but removes all dyspcptic disorders,
such Indigestion, hei lche. c,l stipl!ion, acii
stomach, low spirits, nervousness, liver COM
plaint cnltel tongue, d;trrhrt. AMI bowel dis
orders, wakefulne,s ant rheumatic and neural
gic pains. Bay from your druggist, X. Il Stew
cnson, lola, KinsIs, I 81 90 bottle, or II sample
bottle at Il els, and test its extraordinary merits
The Iola register., 1878-10-26
4 liver Ia KIM

The liver is the imperial organ Of the whole
human system, and it controls the life, health
and happiness Of man. When it is disturbed in
Its proper action, all kinds Of ailments are the
natural result The digestion OF food, the move
ments of the heart and blood, the action of the
brain and nervous system, are all Immediately
connected with the workings of the liver. 1t has
been successfully proved that Green's August
Flower is unequalleti in curing all persons aict-
ell with dyspepsia or liver complaint, and all the
numerous symptoms that result from an unheal-
thy condition of the liver and stomach. Sample
bottles, to try, 10 cents. Positively sold in ali
towns the Western Continent. Three doses
will prove that it is just what you want.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26
The Burlington Weekly Hawkeye.

This paper, which is universally quoted, may
be had at any news depot at 5 cts. per copy. An
nual subscription, post paid, ss.eO Agents are
wanted everywhere to take subscriptions. and
retain 50 cents in cash on each subscriber. Gen.
eral agents may send 81 .2s per year.
SI0OG, IN THREE PREMIUMS.
We will pay the agent sending us the largest
list of subscribers before March LIST, 1873, one
drst-class ~ octave, rosewood or walnut, new
scale, upright piano, full iron frame, Oyerstrung
bass. three unison. patent improved agrane bar
arrangement, extra rich, $S5o.O0. This list to be
at least SO names.
For the second list not to be1sss than 200 names,
sl00 in gold
For the third list, not to be less than 100 names,
We will pay so IN gold.
Address, HAwKEYE PUBLISHING CO.,
4w Burlington, Iowa.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26
Harper's Magazine for November.

HdTper's Magd-ine for November beautifully
concludes beautiful volume.
The number opens with bright little paper
describing ''Free Kin ierg iren'' in New York
City, with exquisite pictures b. Mss Curtis, Of
real children involved in the entertainments of
Froebal's wonderful system.
As il TO contrast the children Of birbarism with
those of civilization, the ssI::e number contains
q very infere sting and attractiveiy iiiustriied
paper by Henry w Elliott on ''Wild BIbies,"
from Alaska to the Gulf.
The quaint style of Abbey's illustration has
hal no better illustration than in ''rne Fire
Wizard, - which Mrs. Helen $. Conant has hap
ply re .dered from an old German ballad. Tie
Typography Of the poem is part of the illustra-
ton itself.
To show the versatility of Abbey's pencil,
ably supple nenei by elgravings Of the highest
order, we nee only to turn from the German
ballad TO the three illustrations of ''Melanie,
an excellent story by Clara +. Morse.
William Gibson's poem, ''The Valley Of the
Yomorri,'' is finely illustrated by Moran.
With the single exception Of the paper on David
Teniers-iifth in the series of sold Flemish
Mssters''-the illustrated articles in this number
are all American. Mr.. Benjamin's description
of the SEA Islands OF our South Atlantic coast is
full of interesting legend and romance. associa-
ted with this unique congeries Of Islands, and is
accompanied by twenty-four beautiful ilustra-
tions.
John Muir, who has ofsen enriched the pages
Of Harper with his admirable studies of the Sier-
ras, contributes to this number an exceedingly
interesting a1d well-illustrated paper on the new
Se1uoia Forests of California.
Edwin p. whipple's paper. "some Recollec-
tions Of Rufas Choa;e, - will not disappoint the
large Number Of readers who have been looking
forward to its publication. 1t is full of charac-
teristic anecdotes, giving also critical estimate
of this eminent lawyer and Statesman.
Blacks Macleod of Dare and Hardy's The
Return of tn. Native''-the two best serials Of
the year-are contiauej; and there are two ex-
ce,leat short stories besides Melaine, :" already
.ueaii,ae,. These are, "Angelique's Novifi-
ale by Kate P. Osg,,d, AMI 1.-The Thousand and
Third Night, - by q. d. CTrow.
Prof. Tayler Lewis's 1.-The Power and
pathos of Euripides" posthnmous paper-will
prove Of especial interest to all reIders who nd
mire the strong examples furnished by ancient
classical literature.
Tne Editorial Departments are as Interesting
and entertaining as ususl.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26
Ed,son.s La,es, Discovery

Is equalled only by the remarkable success at
tending the introduction and use of Brorn's Fam
lily Medicines. The billions and miasmatic infiu-
encss of this western climate are counieracted by
Browns LIVER Pills Try them once and yon
will use no others. BRowN's BLACKBERRY AND
GINGER should he in every household. DiarrhRa,
Dysenfery and all arrangements of the stomach
and bowels are relieved ut once by this great
remedy. Have you headache? Are you dull.
stupid and sleepy when you should be wide
awake? Take SARsAPAKILLA, DANDELIoN AND
IOpIDE OF PoTAssIuM. 1t invigorates the liver
and puriies the blood. For sale by X. b. Stew
enson and John W. Scott, lola, Kansas.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

The following is list of cases that are to be
disposed of at the next term of the District Court
Of Ale county. commencing November 4, LIS:
FIRST DAY.
TO be dismissed
WP Samms Va J W jackson ct ai.
JP Delaplane w f w Soule ct al.
For confirmation of Sherif's sale:-
Elizabeth Lane execution VS. J Rediield ct al.
EB Stevens VS. c and Alder Thompson.
The following are in default Of answers
Laura Minor vs X J Perkins ct al
Emmeline Alling VS. Ezekiel Mathews ct at.
John l. Farwell rs Ludwig Hasten ct al
Charles L Flint vs. { Reifeld ct al.
Randolph Wilinouth vs. J Strickler.
Harmon Scott VS. Charles Z Twiss ct al
The following are for trial.
George Chamberlain vs. Matilda Chamberlain,
Mary A Luckey VS. Perry Luckey.
Phebe Wilson VS. Franklin Wilson.
MI Dickinson VS. W Dickinson.
SECOND DAY.
State of Kansas VS. Stewart.
State of Kansas VS. George Melville.
State of Kansas vs. Daniel Franklin.
John Gear VS. 4 Freeman.
Ammillie A Orvis vs. Joint School District No.
% of Allen aud Ne,sho counties, Kansas.
John ID Elliott vs. John q. Hass ct ut.
Third DAY.
&c CCuppy vs. The Union Trlst Company ct al
Mary 4 Lawyer VS. A G. Jones, administrator
of estate Of b. e. Jones deceased.
GP Smith vs. Wat Ranoldr.
Crabb vs The City Of lola.
DIV Boggs VS. John X Griffith.
CPQuick VS. B. W White.
FoCuTH DAY.
The Board of County Commissioners Of Ander-
son county VS. Paoln and Fall River Railway
Company, ct al.
CH Pratt ys Sarah NJ Scerntlebury ct al.
IL Northrup VS. Robert McClarren ct al.
Richards & Cowan VS. Harry Jones ct al.
Sarah Flemming ct al vs. John W Bale.
Nancy Fudge ct al VS. Conrad Fudge ct al.
DC Brubaker VS. Thomas Jones ct al
DC Brubaker vs. John Campbell.
DC Brubaker VS. Edward Higginson.
FIG Adams VS. \ CushmAn ct al
FIFTH DAY.
James L Christy vs. A J Estep ct al.
The Board OF County Commissioners vs. Lot
Block City of lola ct al.
The Board of County Commissioners vs Lot 3
in nwq ofSection IL Town 81 Range Il ct al
The Board of County Commissioners VS. Lot
in Block .S City of Humboldt ct al.
The Board of County Commissioners VS. Lot
in nwa Of swq Of Section Town a Range Il.
The Board Of County Commissioners vs. Lot
in ch of nwq OF Section II Town - Range H..
The Board Of County Commissioners vs. nh of
Lot in Block Emnert & Mct'uiloch's add to
Humboldt ct al.
The Board Of County Commissioners W Lot
in Block 5 City Of lola ct al.
The Bosrd Of Couaty Commissioners VS. Lot
in Block City Of lola ct al.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

The premium engraving, issued by "Peier-
sons Nayd.ine'' for lS19, like everything else
from that quarter is of rnrivalled excellence,
costliness and beauty. 1t is not one ofthe cheap,
coIored Autographs, with which the country i,
flooded, but iirst-clsss line and stipple engrav-
ing, executed in the highest style of art The
artists are Iilman i Brothers. and they have
engraved it, (sze, "A inches by 2O,l expressly for
"Pe,erson's Maga=ine,'' in their most brilliant
manner. 1t is such plate rs would sell, a; re-
tall for five dollars. The subject is .''Cbrist
Blessing Little Children" and is after picture
by the celebrated German artist, Overlook. II
is picture that ought 10 he in every hon seh"ld in
America; that every mother. at least, should
own. In artistic merit and beauty it is, We
think, the lirest that even Peterson has ever is
sued. You ge: it, gratis, by raising club
for Psterson' for Io19, or by remitting 8! 30 for
it and The magazine, the magazine alone being
two dollars This is rare chance. Or club
subscribers can get it by reIitting fifty cents
extra Specimens of the magazine sent, gratis,
to those wishing to get up clubs. Address Chas.
j. Peterson. 3U6 Chestnut Street, Philadelphis,
Pennsylvania.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

GENEVA, Oct. sd 1873.
Look out for prairie fires.
There will be an oyster supper at Mr.. C. Den
ney's on next Thursday evening.
On last Monday evening Mt the residence of the
BRIDES parents Mr.. I. J. Caldwell AMI Miss Ada
Lee were united in marrisgs by Rev. S. NJ. Irwin.
Regular services at the Congregational church
every Sunday mt 2 p. m. Pastor, Rev. Willard
Mr.. Reese has purchased of Mrs. Shaw 50 acres
of land on Martin creek.
There ill be meeting at the school house on
next Tuesday evening for the purpose oforganiz-
ing literar1 society. All are invited.
REPORTER.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

Es-The boys and girls who have had the happi-
ness to enjoy ST. Nicholas during the year need
be told to read the November number, which has
just reached Us Us We go to press Ii has science
and art and sport 1t has travel and adventure
and hstory-all arranged and illustrated TO please
young folks In this effort St. Nicholas never
fails. The boys will be particularly attracted to
the story of 1.-The Three Wise Men, and ''MOI-
keys and Dogs 10 the Front The girls will
find the opening chapters of story '.Half II
Dozea Housekeepers.' ''The very little folks"
vii! fiEd that they are not forgotten.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26
New Land Agency.

Parties having improved farms. Wild lands or
town property for sale and wish sales effected Mt
best advantage will do well to leave them with
the Undersigned. Charges reasonable. No
charges unless sale is made. Office for the
present with Peter Bell, County Attorney
Cali and leave description and terms.
BELL BROs.
lola, KANs. Aug. 23d, 1873.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

HMr. j. HARRISON, agent for Hubbard Bros,
and National Publishing Co.'S. works, of Phila-
delphia, will call the citizens of lola and Vie
cinity, with their prospectus books and cata-
losues for subscription works. The list embrac-
es the Domestic Family Bible illustrated by Gus
tsve Dore; James ID. McCabe's Illustrated His
tory of the World; Bingley's Animal Kingdom,
illustrated; and Prof. o. s. FOwler's Sexual
Science, and large range oftheir other catalogue
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

G5-lfarsh Ague Cure electually er,dicafes all
mi,snaiic disease. from the system. Ii cures
the worst cases of Teriidn or third day dgue,
well as the mildlest forms of chls anu fever,
fer other remeiies fail. Ask your druggist for
it. Price only 81 cents. For sale by Jno. W.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26
Public Sale

The undersigned will hold a joint sale at fi,e
residence of Ezra Rhoaies, Is miles east Of lola,
Saturday, November 9TH, ls7s at 10 O'Clock q.
m. The sale will consist Of corn, cattle, hogs,
horses, farming utensils etc. Terms made
known on day of sale. j. D. RHOADES.
ISAAC IRWIN
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

E.Dumb ague, chills and fever, and all milar-
ial diseases, are speedily and permanently cure,i
by the Marsh Ague Cure. BY natural process il
separates the AGasm from the blood and eXpels i,
from the system. Ask your druggist for it.
Price 20 cents-liquid or pills. lw
The Iola register., 1878-10-26
lob PRINTING.

We are prepared to fill promptly all
orders for Letter Heads, Note Heads.
Bill Heads, Envelopes, Cards, State
ments, Programmes, Visiting Cards. In
yitations, Circulars. Posters, Dodgers,
Attorneys Briefs, &C., in the neatest
styles and most reasonable prices.
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Notice.

A stray calf only four or five days old came to
my place Monday night Red and white. Owner
can have it by calling and paying charges.
G.. TrTE.
lola Ks Oct 49, 1878
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

G-High class poultry, Light Brahma, Dark
Brahma and Partridge Cochns. for sale in pair.
and trios ut low rates. Also surplus cockerels.
valuable TO those desiring To improve their COM
mon stock of fowls. Call on or address j. Il.
Dunlsp, Carlyle, Kans or W. q. Allison, lola,
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

Es-The meat market will he open from to 9
O'Clock, Sunday mornings, hereafter.
Ellis & GRAY
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

GMrs. Hays has just received the finest lot
Of Cigars aud Tobsccos ever received in lola
Try the "Boss" Cigar.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

Respectfully announce myself rs u candidate
for Constable of lola township at the ensuing
election. JACK GAIN.
The Iola register., 1878-10-26

Gf you want good boots that will keep your
feet dry so to Namendorf's, 2 doors south of
Scott's drug store.
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Announcements.

am candidate for the Office of Trustee ofIola
township ut the ensuing election.
HARMON SCOTT.
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I hereby announce IN! self rs candidate for
coz stable of lola township at the coming election.
JOHN kVERHEART.
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am candidate for the oilice Of Constable OF
lola township ut the ensuing election.
j H. WALTERS.
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STATE OF KANSAS, I.
COUNTY OF ALLEN.

1T. 5. Slower, County Clerk in and for SAID
county do hereby certify that the foregoing is a
correct statement of claims allowed by the Board
of County Commissioners at their October ses-
sion, IS7s Witness my hand and seal this l1th
dsy of October. 1873. T. :. STOvER,
Counsy Clerk
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am 3 candidate for Constable Of lola township
1t the ensuing election. L. ). BRUBAkER.