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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-04
AMOS ADDITION

Given under my hand this 81 day Of April
1855, at lola, Allen county, Kansas
-: WIN. II. MCCLURE,
Treasurer Allen Co., Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-04

willcure dyspepsia, heartburn. mala-
Ma, kidney disease, liver complaint.
and other wasting diseases.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-04

enriches the blood and puri6es the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try a bottle.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-04

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-05-04

j Samueison. ..............
Mary IL. Hill. a tract Of
land in Emmert 4 Me-
CullOeh's addition adj.
joining block 8 of Al
gers addition and east
side of 10th street
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Miscellaneous
ROAD NOTICE.
wv. II. Mcclure ct all
STATE OF KANSASlss
ALLEN COUNTY

ALLEN COUNTY 81.
The State of Kansas to whom it may concern:
WHEREAS, Application has been made by pc
tition TO the board of county commissioners OF
said county, for locating a county road. as fol-
lows, tO-wit: Commencing LIST, at the south end
OF Washington avenue, In city of lola, thence
south to south line of sec 81, town "a, range Is.
ID. Commencing at the Garnett and Humboldt
State.rOad at or near the sw corner of said sec
81, thence ne around the south side of the mound
until il inters ects the south line of said sec 81
thence east to point where the road crossing
Elm Greek ut Northrup's ford intersects said
sec. line.
And whereas, C. e.. Kelsey, j. l.. Wooden
and w. T. Davis viewers, and G. Dewitt
county surveyor Of said county, have been Or
dered by said County Commissioners to view,
survey and locate said road.
Therefore, you are hereby notified that said
viewers and surveyors will proceed, on the 20
day of May 1883 at 10 O'Clock a. m. at the place
Of beginning OF said road. to view, survey and
locate said road !; and peri Irm whatsoever other
duties az are required of them by faw and IN
less you then file a written application with
said viewers, giving description Of the prem
ises on which you claim damages or cOmpensa-
ton. your application for the same will be
barred.
Witness my hand at my Office in lola, in said
county, this 3ith day OF April, A. d 1883.
L. 5. SLOWER, County Clerk.
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Publication Notice

c. G. Brewer and c. +. Adams, Plaintiffs, }
Va.
j. w. Baughman, Defendant.
Before Z. a. Cozine, Justice of the Peace o
Deer creek toSiuship. said defendant is hereby
notified that on the 30th day of March, 1883,
garpishee for the sum of ten dollars was issues
by the above named justice of the Pace agains
his goods In the above entitled action. and tina
cause will he heard on the 9Th day or May n
O'Clock o. III. lSS3.
Its Attest: &. a. CoZINE, j. p.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Tonnuin SItnatInn.

PARIS, December 2sth.-A Canton dispatch slys
The Viceroy has been ordered send troops TO the
have besieged Bacnlnh, the occupation Of which IS
imminent.
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS
Mala5ial lever affects Willows.

Malssial fever affects Willows
Burgieries are common il S.ls Lake.
A movement for Incorporation il on foot In
Pasadena.
Birds are said to be destroying apricot buds
iu Riverside.
Los Angeles complains of the insdequacy
OF its postal facilities.
The Chico Chronicle issued 16-page sup
plement on Christmas day.
Lake Tahoes new steamer Is 100 feet long,
II feet beam, and cost S15 coo.
The liquor dealers in San Bernsrdino have
virtually abandoned their fight against nigh
license.
A grape-grower in Florence, Los Angeles,
sold his Muscat at $50 per ton. His vineyard
yielded eight tons.
Winters is to have a newspaper, the first
number to appear about February lst Mr..
Rust is the protector Of the enterprise.
A survey has been mado for canal from
the river, st the northern boundary Of COluea
county, to irrigate the lands OF the plains as
well as those along the river.
AS the Woodland train 77as pulling ont st
Friday, says tae Democrat, nolsy horse laid
down on 5be track in 'front.' Of tte giue and
refused to bulge. The train cut bis head off.
jesse Wood. who has been publishing the
Chico Enterprise for the past year, has with
drawn from tnst journal SUD purchased the
Oroville Mercury Ell. Hoole resumes man
sgement Of the Enterprise
The Hercld claims that the growth of the
population OF LIS Angeles Is repeating the
example If Kansas City in the decade be-
tween 1860 aud 1870, and is more than dig
tar cling Denver in the decade between 1876
and 1880
Ol Monday afternoon fire at Forest Hiil,
Placer county, des-f"yed Hyman's store,
Hyland's hogel, Streets saloon, Lockharrl.'s
saloon. and Guests saloon, which was blown
up with powder to arrest the progress of the
flames. The buildings were all CID. Con-
siderable movable pr psrtY was saved.
The barn belonging 20 DIR. Eagle. who X
physician snd sgrgs ou at San Qqentin, vas
buI ned At Princeton, Coluss county, Monday
night Several TONS Of hay and horse and
buggy ere burned, and it is said that the re-
mains Of an unknown man were taken from
the ruins. Loss, ABOUT 81, goo no Insurance.
The Ogden tUtah) Pilot ssYs: On Satur-
day l-st A, Y Ross, IL veil known rnesssn-
ger cf Wells, + sfgo L Co.. in this city, met
with sn accident which promises to confue
him 60 his bsd for SONS dms 20 come. While
engaged in driving the eyPrs sss delivery wagon
in the vicinity of lhe depot the horse became
frightened st ah engine aud started 70 run.
Finlin[ tha; he could not get away, he COM.
teucei to kick, striking Ross on one of his
iege, hut luckily breaking no boues Aaron
is the man who 50 successfully stood off the
train robbers at MontellD about year ago.
He wouldn't surrender 20 half dozen we'll
armed bandits. but the kick of spawned
horse seems TO have fetched aim ia good
shape.
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ARIZONA.


Tucson, December 2Sth.-On November 9,h last
'. II. lgO reported fight in canyon Smy he's
ranch, Oh the road 70 Harshaw, between four cattle
men from Richardson's ranch and an American and
two MeNicaus, who were caught with twenty five
head OF stolen cattle The American surrendered.
but the two MeNicaus resisted and were killed AFTER
a hard fight. The quartet then started g. Harshaw.
taking the American with them, with the avowed
purpose Of delivering him to the Court On their
return they said che had got away Tins fight
and getting away occurred on Tuesday, NoyCm-
her Oh, and since that time nothing had been seen
heard Of the American TILL a few days since. when
his body tourd hanging i'm tha DIS near the
HarshaW trail. His name was William Cayeness-
and his mother resides in Charleston, near Tomb
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81 have used AYERS PILLS in number
less instances as recommended by you, and
have never known them to fail TO accomplish
the desired result. We constantly keep them
on hand at our home, and prize them a
pleasant, safe, and reliable family medicine.
FOR DYSPEPSIA they are invaluable.
j. r. HAYES"
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
CALJFORNsA.
Jerry WhaIeus wife

Jerry WBaleuS WIG.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 2S.h.- There were be-
fore Judge Cvifey this morning the contested pei
tions for distribution Of the estate Of jeremiah
Whalen, deceased who formerly Deputy
County Clerk and wellEnown IN political circles.
Whalen died in February last and was suppose AZ
the time Of his death 10 Be unmarried, his only
known relatives being a brother and q nephew ~
siding ia Pennsylvania. The estate admins
tered by Public Administrator oach, VINO closed up
his portion Of the business with dispatch fling his
final account in Octob.r. showing 2 balance in htS
hands Of s. OPS 10. But before any distribution
was made a lady came along reFreSeutlng herself as
Mrs Henrietta G. Nhalen and claiming % be the
widow oi the deccdeut This Is contested by the
other heirs, and the hearing Of the couteS. was con-
tnued this morning until the Goth Of next month.
The sharon Divorce Ease.
SAN FRANCsco. December 2S h.. IN the sharon
divorce case to-day, William Sharon appeared 20.
give his deposition, accompanied by two men as "A
body guard. Tyler, counsel for the prosecution,
objected 70 their attendance and Barnes for the de-
feuSe, insisted on their presence. The matter was
finally referred to Judge sullivan, Of the Superior
Court, 20 be heard tomorrow morning The further
examination Of BurCnard continued till tO-mlr-
the Grand Jury, charging forgery, perjury and eN-
t2rton egalnst Miss Hill, and conspiracy against
Nelson, read and after argument the matter
was continues till January 5th
Drowned Il; BEDDING.
BEDDING, reccmber 2Sth.-A skiT containing two
Of the lab0rerS the free bridge was c3pszcd tnfs
afternoon, and William Ekman one Of the pc,u-
pants, drowned. The other, an Indian rauned
JEFF, got hold OF pipe, and was rescued Eklnan
stuck 10 the skid, which full uf water that
only portion Of the bow visible until he foatcd
about a mile below the bridge, when he abandoned
the skiH and undertook 90 swim % shore but soon
went down. His body has not yet been found IlS-
man resided in oakland, and leaves a wife and one
child. This is the only accident since the bridge
was commenced, and is the more deplCrabc as the
hands were expected to quit in feS days
Ravages of DiphIherIa.
YREKA December 2Sth.-1he GipHtherja prevail
ing in this county occasionally Is raging IN ihe
little town Of Cottonwood, twenty miles NORTH of
here, where twenty two cases exist, some Of thern
mid Ile-aged people. Two cases exist In this pace
The disease has prevailed for time n the SOUTH
ern part Of the county, but these the first cases
between here and the Oregon line although prc,a-
lent some months since at Ashland, just over the
Oregon line
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Advice to NOthers.-Mrs.s WinslOw's
SOOrHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little suf'
ferer at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by
relieving the child from pain, and the little cheru0
awakes ' as bright as a button" 1t is very pleas
ant to tasts 1t soothes the child sotens the gums,
allays all pain relieves wind, regulates the bowels,
and is the best known remedy for diarrhea whether
arising from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents bottle d15-1yMWS
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HOME And ABROAD.

Matters in ashingtOn-The Death Pen
aIty-GeneraI Grants Mishap-stOrm In
New England - Railroad Accidents -
Ohio Liquor Dealers Convention
Paddy Ryan VIII Not Meet sullivan
Eastern EXcursiOpfsts COming-Iiems of
Foreign News-Etc.
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Boston, December 2sth.-The Corporation Coun-
ell OF Nettleton has decided that it lawful for
the committees OF the City Council to ntr ut
bills on DAYS when the committees are not in ses-
sion for individual members to contract bills for
refreshm nts, wines, liquors cigars in the name
of the citN
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS, ETC
n. w. RO6BINS,

500 street, Southeast conner Eighth,
SACRAMENTO.
OtARRIAGE TRIMMING. EXPRESS WAGON
I Tops c specially. Cushions always on hand
and made az ss.5d notice o25-ipu
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Railroad Accidents

PITTsBURG December 2Sth.--Passenger train No.
49, on the southwest branch of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, struck broken rail near Dunbar, Ps,
this morning, and three coaches and baggage car
were thrown from the ira k and badly wrecked a
number of passengers slightly injured, but
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MARKETS.
PAsK MARKET.
BOTTOMS MARKET

I02s II street. near Eleventh, Sacramento.
4 PILES, ORANGES, LEMONS. LINES, DATES,
- Coe1auuts, Figs, C.trou, Currauts Rsisius,
Iran5arrios and Cj5cr. Also. Nuts, Candies and a
which shall sell lheap for cash Goods delivered
Tree % charge. IDS lulIC. II HOLTON. Proprietor.
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PTTTsFIELD G1ass) December 2Sth.-Westerly
gales are doing considerable damage. Cbinneys
and trees are being leveed ali town, and num-
Der OF people in the streets have been fitted from
their feet aud thrown to the ground. A business
block and the High school building have been uu-
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The National Democratic Convention
Manfed In 81 InuIs

ST. LOUIS, Decemb 2Sth,-The Democratic State
Central Committee met here this afternoon. \ letter
was received and read, profferng the Merchants
Exchange Hall for the use Of the Democratic Ma
tional Convention, provided theNatIonal Committee
decide to hold the Convention here resolution
was adopted urging the National Committee to call
the National Convention prior to the Republican
Convention
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Suicide of a telegraph Operator

utes past o'clock last night, IL. S. Beall, a tee-
graph operator in the employ Of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, committed suicide by
shooting himself thr ugh the head while sitting at
his desk in the company s office at the depot No
one was present at the time, and ne left nothing
affording a to the reason for the rash act His
family reside in Cameron. Ohio.
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NEW YORK, December 2Sth excursion party
has just started from Boston for California on a
train OF Pullman cars, numbering 1877 persons
mostly from New England. Two months will be
spent in Monterey The travellers will return in
AprII, MAY and June.
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ALL persons I'll :cted with Dyspepsia, Di.
srrhos, Collie, and sll kinds of indigestions
will find immediate relief and sure cure by
using Angostura Bitsers. The only genuine
is manufactured by DR.. j. G. B. Sisgers &
Sons.
There is this difference between happi-
ness and wisdom be that thinks himself
the happiest man really is so but he that
thinks himself the wisest is generally the
greatest fool, -TColton.
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ST. DAVID'S,

a FIRST CLASS LODGING. HOUSE, CON.
~ tains i7S rooms rs Howard street. near
Third, San Francisco. This house is especially de.
signed a comfortable home for ladies' and gentle.
men visiting the oitr from the interior. No dark
roons Gas and running water in each room. The
oors are covered with body Brussels csTpet and all
the furniture is made of solid black walnut. Eaeh
bed has a spring mattress with additional hair
top mattress making them the most luxurious and
healthy beds in the world Hot ard cold
baths large parlor and rcading-rooul, containing
Grand ftano-all free TO guests. Price, single
rooms per night, 80 cents pen week. from D up
wards. Houss open al night.
R. HUGHES, Proprietor.
At Markct-street Ferry, take Omnibus line 8
street cars 10 corner Of Third and Howard
jY2.TuTSu
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Q. WEtS 81 q CO,
PORK PACKERS,

{ Ii KINDS OF FRESH MEATS AND ss7zs;
"a Saus3ges on hand. Highe,t Cash 'l5-<ka
Pro pad FOR al kinds d l,v, stock. Coun- "a NJ
try G:dsfs solicited. s4-lp3m
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MAHNAoY PLANE (Pa), December 2Sth.-A sled
containing three boys and three girls ran into a
team to-day, ana Charles Gayers had his skull irac
Smith Ynrn hadlH ininred
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The Proress 1rs OF MOdern Languages.

NEW YORK, December 2Sth.-The professors Of
modern languages to day discussed the resolution
setting forth that it was the sense of the meeting
that colleges should introduce a system of couversa.
ton in German and French, but should not inter
fere with the theoretical study of languages 1t was
the general feeling Of the Convention that should
not take practical action, but merely exchange
views on the subject, and the resolution finally
tabled.
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BALTIMORE, December 2Sth-Tae sessions of the
Socialist Labor Congress have ended. The Congress
adopted demand for the abolition of tine ofices Of
President, Vice-P.esideDt of tte United States and
the Unitei States Senate, and the substitution Of
Ed Al Coupei
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Execntcd for Murder.

NEVADA Cio.), December 2sth.- william Fox was
executed here TO-DAY at y O'Clock for the murder of
Thomas Howard on May goth Of this year Ten
thousand men, women and children witnessed the
execution, which took place in a natural amphthe-
ater oneha mile from the business part OF the city
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Is reported as greatly improved.
Lost Confederate Treasure Discovered.

ATLANTA (Ga.). December 2Sth Wilkes county is
IN state Of great excitement the discovery Of
n large quantity Of Confederate treasure, about
which so much has been said and written. During
the storm this week q small oak tree blown
down about ulue miles from Washington John
Frank, while riding by, saw something shining and
examined the roots OF the tree In the hole left by
the tree he found almost a peck Of gold and a large
quantity Of jewels and precious stones. among the
latter diamonds, ruhes and pearls and many
pieces of exquisite workmanship, the value OF which
has been placed by several conuOiSseurs at $50 600
The belief expressed by all who have seen the
treasure is that 10 is part Of a lot lost hy the
| Confederate Cabinet during its flight through
this section Of country, as the road upon
which the treasure was found was the
same upon which the ConfcderateS ret-oated. The
quantity Of jewels and precious stones suggests that
it must have been the contents Of the mysterious
jewelry box iutrusted 10 Mrs. Mos and taken from
her shortly sfterwGrd by straugerwhile retreatng
through the country. President Davis and his
Cabinet, together with number OF distinguished
Confeds rates, stopped at the re7idence OF Mrs
Moss, where 1t Is believed the last council Of the
| Coufederacy was held. When the meeting vas over,
Governor Breckenridge called in Mrs. Noes, and
handing her box OF quaint device told her # was
of great value, il contained rare Jewery, which
had been pawned by ladies' OF the Confederley for
the benefit Of the cause and desired her 70 secTete
il until some one with proper authority should re-
turn TO claim it, When the party resumed
its retreat Mrs. Moss examined the con
tents Of the box, and was dazzled by
For several weeks She kept her trust profound
secret, and guarded it from hundreds of men who
were searching the country for the remains OF the
robbed treasure train. One night a horsemau rode
up to her residence and alghting called Mrs Mess
aside and in whispered words told her that he was
the accredited agent Of the persons who had left the
Jewelry box IN her possession. Completely deceived
by the mans assurance and appearance Of honesty,
she placed the b,N in his hands, TO see him disap
pear in the darkness, and to realize the next day
that she had been cruelty imposed upon. She died
month later. The fact that the jewels just found
correspond well with the contents Of the mys-
terous box lends color to the suppostion that they
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h-ns-Cnsch-Csn Wrestling Match
Two Negro Murdsrers Disposed OF.

NEW YORK; December 2sth A catch as catch
can" wrestling match has been arranged between
Matsoda Sorachiki, the champion of Japan, and Ed
ward Bibby, for $500 side.
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A BRIGHT JDEA.-Iustesd Of using liquid
preparations Of acid and ammonia ioT pol
ishing silvefw2re, which destroys try Electro
Silicon, \ perfectly harmless Fowdered pro-
duct, producing greatest brilliancy with great
est ease.
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MILWAUKEE, December 2Sth.-Lucy Burel (col-
oroo) died here to-day, aged Ii0 years 9 months
aud days. der husband died twenty years ag,,
aWad Cq - y
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Netr York.

Mrs Twist, No. IS Avenue D. says she has been
troubled with worms for more than year and that
she tool, one bottle Of DR.. C. HcLGneS Cee5rateC
Tcrmitttge, prepared by Fleming Bros which
brought away from her over three hundred worms
big and little She now believes her.ef 10 be en-
tirely free from disease.
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Of which have h g. fine stock, and prices to snt.
John T. Sto!i. $40 u 81 Sacramento.
Send ior Price List If YOU wish 70 order bv mail
Premius received at State Fair, 1885, giv.s guarau
zee for my work d1S-lpn
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HARBoR GRACE q. F. December 2sth.-A fresh
outbreak is anticipated tomorrow at the funerals
Of the murdered Orangemen. The Society declare
that they will attend with all the pomp and crcum-
stance Of their Order. large police force Ia being
recruited, and thousands Of men from all round
Conception Bay arming.
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BALTIMORE, December 2sth.-Georee B. Slyl0l,
alias Henry Schmidt, has been arrested here on a
charge Of havrg, with two others, robbed Wells,
Fargo Il Co.'S express near Sacramento, Cal, in
August last, Of quantity Of gold dust. He says
that after the robbery he and his companions went
to Denver, where the dust sold His share of
the proceeds was $500. Saylor about to sail
for Europe. His companions returned to California
and attempted another robbery, hut were captured,
and are now serving sentences of fifteen years.
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A schoolboy remarks that when his
teacher undertakes to "show him what is
what" he only finds out (which is
switch"
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We wish to say to our readers that DR..
Prices Special Flavoting Extracts of Nects.
rine, Vanilla, Lemon, etc, are the finest,
purest and most natural fl ,vors we have evsr
used. they are made from the trua select
fruit snd sromatics The common favoring
extracts in the market bear no comparison for
fine flavor to D.. Prices
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of five lines in this department
Inserted for Is cents for time three times for 50
cents or Is cents per week.
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YOUNG,
OLD, AND
MIDDLE

YOIJNG All experience the wonderful
49,, beneficial effects of
MIDDLE ny - . -, 80 % - -, s' .o.'
AG6U. ! Ears, or any scrOfulous or syph-
ilitic taint, may be made healthy and strong
by its use.
Sold by all Druggists; 81, six bottles for S..