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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-09-07
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laturp 1 ir Educational an,. Charitable !,trposes
with a capital OF d tH,, th-tO witch u re
SER e fund If over SIS 900 has since b. en- add
ed.
BY an ovrrwhelni1- p rUlar vote It's fran
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"Glad News for the UnfOrtn.
nate.D

The world renowned "Hsury's SPECIFIC"
positively cures all cases OF Nervous iIehiity
and weakness f the generatiye organs H. a
yariei practice of over thirty years in tr ratjng
mems diseases and disabilities Henry's pe-
cifc has met with nnparal Ell SUCCESS having
sold during that time upward of forty THOUSAND
packages, end in NJ instance with .at success
when "Speciic'' wac usei as directed This
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terfere with business pursuits. Sufferers may
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Notice For Publication.

Land OFFICE At IxDEPESDENCE, KAN.
August p, 1888.
N0TICBfs hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice OF her inten-
ton to make final proof in support of her claim.
ard that said proof will be made before Clerk
Of District Court at lola, Kansas. on Saturday
September 18th, lsss, viz: Rhoda Hopper,
widow OF Vim. e. Hopper, decreased, OF Allen
county, Kansas, for the nwq sec IS, tip 24s, I
gle.
She names the following Witnesses tn prove
her continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz: VIM. Culhertson. Samuel
CIbertson, Thomas Likely and Isaac Erwin,
all OF Bronson, Kansas.
mo. 1851 NJ. J. sALTER, Register.
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NyorreE IL hereby given that 30 much Of
N each trast Of lad and town lot situated
in Allen ccaufys kansas, and desrribed 10 the
purpose, will on the second Tuesday ~ septem-
Der lass, said day being the liih day of Sc tenn
Der and succeeding days, be sold BY me at my
once in the city OF lola, Allen . unity, ka. sas,
nj public auction for the taxes and charges re-
manning unpaid thereon for the year 1881.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT ISDxrEkDANCE, KAN.

LAND OfFICE AT INDEPEkDAN6E, NAN.
August 6, 1853
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice Of his inteD-
tion to make final proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Clerk
of District Court Mt lola, Kansas, on Saturday
September 18th, 1888, viz {: JOsephus b = Ono-
no, OF Allen county, Kansas, for the seq sec.
3, tip 26s, r gle.
He rames the following witnesses to prove
his ntinuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz: Amos Harper, George
of Elsinore, Allen county, Kansas.
Go. 1917 NJ. j. SALTER. Register.
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NEW ORLEAxs, Aug. l, 1888.
TO THE PUBLIC!
I'm vesfiwnea fnr YOmrsRlf

poe,m,s,.r- c.rer., f.resbam having ,,b.
l,shad nritIe,,..ra n,.iirioms f.,.ehoo3 az ,,,
On ri In the cS.rsrter Of The I,oni.iana State
fntferv a'or,n"rv the So,iow;po facts a 70 onvan
e. the ,,nhlics r. ,,rcve his statement-thst wa
are engaged In n fraudulent business-to he
faise and Sntrwe
xmonnt ~ mr,zes maid nv The Louisiana
stat later Cnmnsnr rom January \ M, to
nresent date.
Paid to southern Express Co. New
Jos' n OaIesby. Prrsiirut 4ss. 400
Paid to I.Ouisiana State National Bank
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FREE FOR TRIAL

HAFOvER's SPECIFIC. Anunfailing and
speedy cure for Nervous Debility ard v eakr ess,
Lsss 81 Vitality and yigoF, n .ryous Prostitution
Hysteria, or any evil result of indiscretion, ex-
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lover forty Thousand positive cures J
gF-end i5c. postage or trial box of 100 pills
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ECaPITAL Pr e. $4,000. u
-Yckefs orl-eS CN,~~- ~ -,rouorf;or,
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CAPITAL PRIZE. a75.COO
100000 Tickots Mt Five Dollars Each.
Fractions in EifshG in proportion.

1867 Prizes, amounting to ........... $50, 3 Z
Applicrti for rates to clubs should be made
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leans.
FOR further information write clearly, giving
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or u. A. DAUPHIN,
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1t nerer Scales or Postpones.
It's Grand Single Number Drawings
take place monthly.
splendid opportunity 10 ~in fortune. Ninth
grand drdirinc, class l, nj Ner Orleans, Tuesday,
September IL, lSS3-,6Gth Monthly
Drawing.
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The Oldest and most reliable story paper pub
iished in the vest. 1t il larSe eight-page : a.
and hnmar. Price, 81 per var sample CO. les
nes.. Address. CHICAGO LEDGER, thtcago. Ill.
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stores only the neceSsariOS Of life,
deals honestly with all men, and iS
a good citizen, and den t patrOnize
the saltOnS, he can usually get .
little credit to help him to got q
start. vi" @"'. I'D"
Farm srs on rich land can change
from cotton to mixed crSpS at once,
and have cOrA, peas, potatoes, and
bacon, hay and eats tb'sell in place
OfoOttOn, and get more profits than
from cotton. But it takes pluck
and energy to get away from cot.
tOA, whether en- peer lands OK rich
lands. s.-AmericaR Farmer. NJ
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Paper, IL Coed Assorted EnySlsps',
l Coed Lead Pencil, I Good Pen
Hslder, / GOId"n Pes, l AsmorsA-
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dos Set Jet Breast Pin and Ear
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1 Geld Plated Cellar Baton, and
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clasp. Remember, all the abSvo
articles in an Elegant Paper Box
With Handsome Chrome COvOr, on
ly 90 Cents by mail to aAy address.
Send 10 pOStsEs stamps and ws
will send yen SAe bNx by rStuIA
mail. 1t will be the mOst goedS
you ever bought fer tho nisnsy.
You will be mere than pleased. 1t
is the largest and best Stationery
Package ever gotten up, aNd is sell
ing like wilAfrs. We are bcand to
sell $4,000 bsxeS during 1888. Or
der one new aAd ySu will vaat q
dozen more. Remember, l box
post paid for 30 Gents, sr 4 hS1es
for 81. Agents wasted 10 sell
these boxes aAd "thSr goods. No
mOAey required until goods are
sold. SSHd 30 Cents for 4 sample
box. snd terms to Agsnts.
AddrsSs HILL 4 BURRoW,
40 Marietta Bt., Atlanta, Georgia,
ne. SO At.
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1t is estimated that the losses by
the food along the Ohio and Mis-
Ai.sIppl will aggregate Sl9.OOO.OOol

According to reports prepared d
by the Cincinnati police, the mum
'bsr Of buainsgs hOussS inundated ia
that city duTing the food was 154Si
number OF residences, 2s49; num-
bOr OF families occupying these
houses, S6S1; number Sf persons IA
the families, 16,393. There were
II railrsAd dSpOtS inundated and
Is csal yards. 49,.
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The New York Herald gives these

The New York Herald gives these
figures: There are ever 10000 ram
shops ia the city Of Now York; enc
to avery 1876 inhabitants; one to ov-
sry 95 faMiIiss. There are 1000
bakers, 1900 butchers, 1000 gre
GERS. Of tAO's 10000 rSm.uhop'
5000 are licensed, aAd a moderate
estimate gives the illicit shops
and places where rum-which i"
the comprehensive term for drake
of all kinds-is sold at 1000.
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The Memphis Appeal for 1883.

The APPEAL has just entered upon the
forty third year of its existence. Dur
ing the year 1883 it will maintain all it's
honorable traditions by the adoption
Of every Improvement which progress
can invent or suggest. 1t will be the
constant aim Of the management to
make it q complete newspaper and the
reliable exponent of a liberal public
opinion. With this object in view, it
will print all the news of the day,
promptly and as fully as its large and
increasing facilities will permit. While
keeping our readers intelligent upon all
the political questions Of the time, we
shall continue to devote a large share
OF our space to agricultural, educa-
tionsl, religious, scientific, literary, in
dustrisl and commercial matters. Po-
litical parties are likely to be recogniz-
ed upon new issues as national politics
are assuming new phases. This will
give additional interest to all well Loon
Quoted newspapers until the next Pres
idential election. Every good citizen
should keep himself abreast of the cur
rent politics of the day; for that rea-
son the price Of the APPEAL is placed
within the reach Of even the poorest,
The history Of the APPEAL for the past
forty-tWo years has been the history of
Southern thought, Southern politics,
Southern industry, and its future will
be The same. i
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TAs great meteor which was seen
Ia Connecticut and Rhode Island on
the night Of the 27th Of February
seems to be worth moro thAA 4
passing notice, especially siHcs IL
is AoW learned that another mote
Or, closely resembling it ia size and
in the atArtlinS effects it prOdSsSd,
was seen in Mississippi and Ala
bsna q foW weeks before. 1t will
be rom mOmhorsd that two or three
Shecks, Whieh were believed to be-
earthquake shOeks, clessly fellow
ed thO appearance Of the OOAaseti-
cut meteor. Some persons wAo
we're awake and out of doors At the
time bOlioved that the shssks re-
suited frSm the conclusion Of the
air caused by the explosion o. the
metoOr. This opinion seems to be
supported BY the phsnoMena at
tending the meteor seen in Aissi''
lppi. That, toe, appeared to s1'
plsde, and, following the explosion
hOuGSS we're violently shaken, and
q great AolSS Was. heard. The
earth appears to have bSen ran
aing Of late thrsugh q region
abOundiug in large mOtOOrs, fol
half q dezsn Of these celestial
bsmbs have been seen il this cOun'
try Sisce the beginning OFths win
ter, to say pOthing Of the ordinary
Shosting stars, some Of which may
be seen on any clear nigAt.-NsV
York Sun, s.sr
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F. S. Nichols, Editor
Memphis avalanche.
LEADING INDEPENDAlNT JOUR

Politically the AvALANcB4s is in pc
sition to do justice to all parties, andito
advocate only that which Il oelievee 4"
will oest subserve the true ~,
the great Southwest Its e age ell
not vary from that whicn .s T.. alssu
have SO warmly and 81
dorsed. 1t does net .rtpi s. Jgss =
itself with any political pa 5 >Ace = -
80 far as that alliance may ID 1t
accomplish good result. /, dos ..ot
look to or care for the personal or pO-
litical advancement of individuals un-
less they represent vital prin, pies tn
enforcement of which it desires, It's
relations to all existing parties is such
That it can afford to be fair in its a.Gi--'-
i4gs with them as to commend I'll Ch.t
is good and condemn all that is Lrrtf4i
The AVALANCHE will hold and express
positive views en- all questions 81 pub
lie interest, speak earnestly and hoL-
estly, without equivOcation on sygsi9nD
and attempt to give some ether reason
more than prejudice for eibher the I'd
VOcacy or condemnation et 9 na1lif
measure. Its aim is to be just. .,,,
.a DAILY AVALANCHE. aa ,>..
Delivered, post paid, per year, siege
Six mouths, 500 Three mopths, 2,ac
WEEKLY AVALANCHE. "a.
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mercial and choice literary matter, a.y.
Send for sample copies. Address
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OAS AAA LIE h AAGS - II N ~ :
The above is the title Of \ series Of
sketches of the shady side Of life and
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being fully Illustrated from authentic
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faithful portraitures from real life
The illustrations are by the best artist
ic talent attainable, and the descrip-
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led that master hand at word painting
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that "New York's Gaslit Life will
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truthful pictures Of the under current
Of life in New York City that have
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The National Police Gazette, Of New
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CAUTION.-The public are eau.
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Remittances should be made by post
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Gov. CritteAdoA hss pardoned
Clarence Aits, q noted member Of
the James gang, who pleaded guilty
to the charge Of train robbery IA
February, 1882, and was sentenced
to a6 years imprisOnment. The
pardon was issued ca the recon-
mOHdation Of the penitentiary ply
siciahs and Board Of inspsctOrS
Hitsisin in the last stage Of coasunp-
Alsn, AID sinse his Incarceration has
beeA in the hospital two-thirds o.
the time. Accompanied by his
brothet-inlsw he has started for hi'
Gather's home In Logan county, Ken
Gncky. ...-. I, =,
There il much speculation as Y
the effect Of Hite'S pardon upon
Frank James prospects. It's be-
lieYSd that if be went on the Wit
aosS stand or mRde = deposition hs
could send James to the penitsnFla'
~. " -
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-03-17

II failure has been The reward Oi
those who have discarded the all.
cotton system, then there might be
good ground for complaint but
the sOntrary has been the case,
with scarce single exception.
Phe croakers of this ceuAtry are the
all-Cotton men--ths diversified far
mers are ''fourlShiRg like the green
bay tree."- ."-[Planter's Journal.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-03-17

In some localities insthis county
the drain Of cattle has been so
great that Sems farmers are holding
cows and calves ordinary cOuh.
try-bred stock, at $40. The same
cattle, 70 menths' age, were worth
about $l2 to $l5. And still the
drain goes On,-TCOripth Herald.
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We understsnd that ono Of our
leading merchants will sOcn start
au egg farm near this city. 10
saya: "Ghsre'S millions in it." Ee
will be assisted by large company
CEhons and FOostOrs.- Birmingham
Age.
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o THE NEWSPAPER. a
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The C0urier-J Journal Henry Waite sson,,
Editor-is by circulation and reputation
the acknowledged Representative Newspa-
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circulation Of any paper at the South, and
q reputation that renders it well known 2
throughout the United States,
The Courier Journal Is consolidation ef
the Louisville Courier, Louisville Journal 4
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AU REVOIR.
Dsdic.ted to MIssP. L. Ofwest Point Miss.


Thou art gone from US, Paul, and
the art room 10 ElOomy,
The light Of thy prsssncS comes
not ~ before;
Yet Oa the brightest page Of our
msMSry,
Will liHger thine image till ifeI
drUAn is Ger.
Veil miss thee, Paul, ia the long
summer evenings,
When We gather 10 work, % We
used to with you,
And Oar thoughts will fly back on
the white wings OF Memory,
70 that spring tide eve whSR yOa
bade us adleu.
Will yeu ReVsr come back 10 uO,
qaosa OF eur loving hsartSs
Oil say that your gsod-by was Au
RE9OIR;
And that you'll como Gback in the
brigbt golden tuturO,
Gladdening our hearts With your
merry TIA LA.
Afectienately,
THE Ant GLASS. !
Ripley, March, 1888. "
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NJ Magistrates blanks Ekscu-
tons, Warrants, Summers, EubpB-
mas, &cp also Deeds Of Trust, kept
censtsptly on hand and for sale st
his Office.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-03-17

New York olty has 1V,Oeo drink
ing saloonS, anditi prePOSed by
4hs1semparancs people y have
thaAnmbsr reduced to 1000.
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where farmers want advice. Wh0
can come to their aidG The farmer
knOws better than his wslLfsd I'D.
viSers how he stands iu need Of Q
fall corn crib and plenty oG PotA,
toes and pork. he knswS how he
could yearly make an AbHnd aHCs Of
provisions for home use and forage
for hiG stock and some to sell, if he
could bat @Aks his lRads rich and
gs4 q start. On peer land 1t 10 as
much &c farmer wi:h enc or two
hOgs can do to make 9 years. sup
ply Of corr, potatoes aGd peas, and
make q Sprtag and fall garden,
without mAking any Gotten at all.
On rich IaHd a Haan and two hegs
ear make the home supplies ard
from six to tea bales Of cot!On be-
si2as, and perhaps have corn, peas
and potatoes TO sell. WkoSvor
will settle this trsSsiuOn qaoslion
will give the farmer the key to ia
turS prosperity. .......-..
CaRt Pat. Dardsn, Master of the
Mississippi State Grange, 7. Of b.,
says tsat lhs farmers of Mississippi
are yearly gostiHg poorer And poor
~ ca cct.ca, aad liens, Sad 'NSrtgA.
gss, ana for tia want Of the true
kay to mixed farming they still
clis : to cott"n.
The drst step to be taken by
tArasrs IN making the change from
Gotten to cora: II they are Oh FoSr
land, they Must turn their attention
lntSnssly to fertilixerS to grade Up
their laAds, 60 that they will produce
two, three or four tlnsS as much As
they new do. The Poor lands Of
the State all asad vegetable matter
PsavinSS ere the cheapest Of vcge'
table fertilizers, bat the first yeGr
the fsrmOr caunOt VSit for peas tG
grow to give him his frSt crop o.
provisions. HO mast Seraps uE
rst4eN leaves, rsttea woed aud rich
lasEld from rsviHSS, and ,Gecayed
matter that can be foHnd en- the
place; haul it en- bis poor lGads and
duEsp it dovA in cart leads to re-
main zatiI pIsugking tims; then
sprsadlt broadcast ARd plough aRd
harrow thoroughly. Out dOHR use
less saPliRgs aad waste timber Of
any kiAd; Surn it in ? dry time and
at once scatter the ashes ca the
pcor spots. Like mari aad lime,
the ashes will make their mark on
The crSpS fer 10 or Is years. A ton
Of dissolved bone, With three or
lfour toAs Of asheS, sell mixed, the
whele moistened with water, will
greatly Increase the fertility IT IL
acres, and will insure . gsOd croI
| tf corn aAd peas the sane year
Supsrphs.phate, miEsd With veil
rotted bsrn-yard maH9ro, is 9
speedy way to get crop from poor
laads. Plant whipPosrvill peas
as early in the spring IS frostS wi
psrnit and get two crops the same
IYear. Sow from twoto fOur bash
; sls spscklsd or wkippeorwill Pea'
to the acre, and'Plow in the vlne'
when they are in blossom, Then Then
At once SOW ggain, and plowia il
October. Then SOW winter rye, and
plow it IN. This is q quick and
clean way to enrich land or supply
humus. The poor farmer must
make his lands rich as quickly as
possible With Sdch means Hhd cred
III as he can SOnmaad; ho mast
\ have corn, pstatOsa, oats and peas
to sell a. soon aS possible, and tC
IfattSa lhis Asga, and feed his mules
!, and chickens beside, All thii
needs calculation, stndy, iudk
|, msnt, industry and eieSe economy
IIf 3 farmer works hard, buysat u ll I
ed ~ q
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valley Railroad to all points East. a.'."'
g. .~.. & -" l.t.. ,Yr 9-v
TO THE WEST W4ji.u
- FAST TINE TO 5.E lmul
ARKANSAS AND TEXAS 2U4AIGi..s.
full set Of First-Class anG Pm, r-rf OF
Tickets on sale at all pripcir PtsEleqs r4ig
Baggage Checked ThrousR.j l...i 10 .t,
NO SUNDAY d AAf HfS, Z
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A, PUPE, III -"
Gen. Pass'r & Tk't, Ag't Lyr.hnusa, Va \
7. S. D.AVANI, -~'q't !"
Asst. Gen. Passenger Agt, Ac1t2a5t ID 1T
Or any Agents of the Route ra ~
March 1S, 1ss2-1y. ,-4.i-#tal ii 50
-, :. =. ~ xs.uss-s, 4 a,-a,z-t.i "a.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-03-17

PULLMAN PALACESLEEPITs C.gRsa s,l
Between Memphis and New I0rku i ayLr
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-03-17

Splendid Connections via the Shenan deGs'
valley Railroad to all points East. 4'.a
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-03-17

ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS,
betMeen Memphis and LyAcnburg "
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-03-17

Elegant ParlOr Cars between AemphE Eq 70.
and Bristol. agl F Is z14ll