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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
TIE COURT OF APPEALs.
ALBANY, Nov. 19.-In the Court of App

ALLAN, -NUV. I'.-IH VUTITT UT -NITTTdTH
the following causes were argued to-day:
No 2l9-Wil!am Gibson, respondent ag Thomas Lcnarc
and others, appellants AID William Hull and others respDn
dents.
No 2iO-William Kelly, appellant, agt Anna G. Develin
ADMINISTRATIVE and john -. Deyelu, Respondent mptadn
With the Mayor OF Ncw.IOrk.
24S-Edwar T. Furlouy, appellant, AFT Robert CAR
Daniel y. Russell. respondents.
2J9-oin ". Brown, appellant, agt. Charca Carroll
Smith and smother, respondents
No 3Ol-TlO.nas simpson jr appellant AFT Euphcmia p.
DcihOys implicated with Rosa H. LOwen-ieiu Respondents
TlcloloHng is the day calendar for iueay Nov enDer 90
lS93-Nos. SOB. 3O4, 3OJ, 235 213 800 81 !, 3l2
Motion ctcndsrNos TAI IA 7JG 7al Isl, 7S 75+ $50.
759 7J7 1873 1Jg 753 1868 7iU 1Gf TO- 100 To-. 1Gl
100 7G2 7CS 100, 40, III, az, 40.
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ropElcY SrE4MERS Due AT MS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS.
popr or ,-rv.yoRK. MONDAY, NOV. 10, IS


Steamer Beugloe OBI Webster Shanghai sept y h N.Y.
% Singapore 20 Sue Oct ~ PST1 SSd BT S N'a %
Steamer RmeTiGuc tr sante Havre Is days with mdSe
and P,e 90 an schcrDec Copenhagen Noy
C1rsijana and Chrsansand 10 days with mdse and pass
ese eam 10 oy % Rcndle a. Rio Janeiro
steamer Baren Tower (Br - Rio Janeifo 2days' "l'
Steamer lone star quick. Neworcans days. with md'o
Steamer Estee Iracy Greenport with fish oil to Thos
Steamer Frnnconia Bennett Portland with mdse and pass
srs %Snsa Br wallace Barbados 81 days. via Antigua
sChy n HOVE OBJ, richardson Grand Menan 20 days
with fish to Crowell & Pattougall
sTYsfr-wind at sandy Hook, moderate, ssw clear At
City Island, light SW; clear
Arrived yesterday
sieamcr san Marcos Daniels Galveston days with md'e
and passengers to II Mallory q Co
CLEARED.
s,eor,e~ rzona frl Brooks Liverpool via Quconstown
" swans, n I fBr, Carter GIasrow-ITendersou
steamer cornerstone Or, Hall, Lcith-smpson spence
STEAMER Edith Golden Bennett KinrstonG Vessels 60
Nacoochcc kempon, Sayannlh-tcny nInEtn .
steamer Ggy2nd9tic he oy N'"po'' N'"' vi"
Steiner Wyanoke Mnphcrs Norfolk City Point and Rich
" STEAMER vinciand Tari. RaltlmoroI Kr'm.
steamer steamer H Hcprc rrp. Bd.onm2 B4ock
Rark Andrea . CAu.O nciu-s Lisbon lunch E3yc CO.
T1Tk Ai69n ,N%' JScq,'GR nS' rrnHernsn Koop
SAILED.
Steamers TdIth Golden for KIugstoni Guyandoe West
Point IA. I{rcakyater Iewrs Del
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
-.. - "a $3.50 .tc,,,crs TTistorlap nv
iNtEl',l ~ - 49, - icu1 t,r ppsnn
Jones iIu ..' III A. It t,i Eof.rf from Sor,E
,.,,,t si.r,gfrr, from VlIfiluor, Noy 4
I"i ihi!tyI r ,,r'u'' 49,, W,rtrc,i Nng y
Toy na S IL ,frysI s.s,,r. ohio f,rl Norrl
" A., - In n, rf Ttv tn iyrrn,pl. Nbvss
s"h Ih hHl. -, ~ -. ~ 80 n , 49, :, a. r., ~
ma iiii hIchusi, ~ "a -''' US WV ~ W. ~ way " "
isih-Saidd steamer scryia (Br Cook, from Liverpool
Pas.sa steamer Wyoming u,. Douglass, from Liverpool
IoI NtN.in ,,-,, ,,,r,or G.r.rf fCrr, EubIe
fIANI, IN, w ~ ~, ~, hcr ,v.v 10 u,inrr and
Will ,lu' .'''''''N -'0 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20

of clerks under the Audor that the stock
a. Lnnd clcrk examined and certified TO vouchers ana
fiat the sole duty OF the Auditor was 70 allow or NOT
anw the vouchers aand to submit them 10 INC 'oh
troIcr The plaintiff had been unjustly removed ana
without dne notice Of the cause OF ms removal, .d
~ ~ Tacomhe. in behalf OF the Controller asserted
,nt nc Auditor had allowed vouchers TO pass under
& eves which no careful person would have overlooked
the Court reserved its decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
CLOSING Prices or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRASCIsCO. Monday, Nov. 10, 1883.

The Ontario Silver Mining Company OF Utah has
October aud aggrcgaing total paid of So O75,0
The present dividend is payable at office of transfer
agents, Lounsbcry u llaggin, No. - BrOad-st., on
November 30. Transfers close on the oath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
AUDITOR JACKsoN's REMOVAL.

The legality of the removal of Daniel Jack
to tue former Auditor Of the Finance Department by
controller Grant came up before the General Term Of
Tue Court Of Common Pleas, yesterday, argument
u ceihoTan proceedings for review Of the the
Controller John H. srsban in behalf OF Mr. Jackson
argued that the Controller responsible for the ap,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20

undersigned declare that from henceOrth VIII not pn uss
sconalntanoes meyer 10 ask TO frequent these haun
of perdtou and authorize any one finding me IN sge
which win be Owen 10 some public charity"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
ALABAMA CLAIMS AWARDS.

WAsHINGToE, Nov. l9.-The following are
among the awards male to-day in the Court Of ConLs-
soneTs OF Alabama Claims:
b Mcsick Corner George ". Corner and Thomas Corner
S7S77 James Corner% sons. S53 Gilbert Mcl and Gideon
Alien IT, 1856: Gbet Aim, u Jos Gbef Alien s2aU7
Thomas jefferson aud Tluy Aicgcron $685.; OCivus
Howe sl,OlI; Grace Bason, $500: George a. Meyer
s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
THE PETROLECM MARKET.

NETWORK, Nov 10.
Only moderate business was done at the Pc
trolcum Exchanges to-day. Prices further de-
pressed from 81 Il at the opening to 81 1884, the market
finally closing weak at II 1879. The operations OF the
last few days have increased the short interest but
the temper OF traders IL favorable TO lower prices In the
absence OF q decided movement by the "bulls." No
gauge OF the Cooper aud BatOwn districts has been
ceivcd for last week; unofficial but worthy est
mates place the average production 5000 barrels
day. The development work in these fields is almost at
staudstill.
The range Of prices ana the total dealings to-day were
agf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20

The cearanccs elsewhere Were; oil Clty9,726,OOO,
Bradford, 10 100000 PittsbuTg 7.lG7, 900 barrels.
The refined market Is steady and unchanged.
BRADFORD, Nov. 19.-Crudc oil steady; total runs
Saturday and Sunday 74.4j3 barrels total shipments,
1lO,3I5; charters, 14,445 clearances 1851 900.
United Pipe Line certificates opened at 81 1872, and
closed at 81 49, highest price, 81 1875; lowest 81 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
UARLNE INTELLIGENCE.
M1NIATuRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises, $685. sets 439 MoOnr Iss l0s Moons u.s. -
HIGH WATER TODAY
4 sI-Sandv Hook Gov. Island 032 He,i GttS 81
PW-sandy Hook, O2l GOV. Island OBS Hell uAuo' En-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
HINES A.YD MINIYG.

MoNDAY. Nov. l0-r "
RALES At me MIMIC EXCHANGE
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

q 25as5 6o Range Cattle strong; Grass Texans 50 eoS
81 40; Americans, 81 60d$o SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
EuROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs.

LONpoN, Nov. l9.-1230 y. m.-Aanc and Great Western
lt mortgage trustees certificates jO7s; do I'd morgage
l32; NewI York Central, Fob Illinois Central 1877 2 Penn
sylynna 81 b Mexican Ordinary ca; Canadian Pacific U2
81 Paul Common, 1909.
p.m-Erc. Boa; Ncw.York Central 12Oit Illinois Cen
traI 1856 Reading, 26s; Canadian Pacific, G2l4 81. Paul
common, lOOli
adviccs quote per n francs 90
comea for the account and exchange London % francs
20l2 CCntimes Tor check
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
4 UNIQUE ADVERTISEMENT

From The BOSTON Adcerttser.
The following advertisement recently aD-
peai ed in Pesth paper 10 please NY wif6 J. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1888

and Ohio frsts, series B, were easier at 9S1a and
currency Us were off q at 52405212.
New-York, Chicago and st. Louis first 6s
were up q at 1925. West Shore and Buffalo
first 6s were off Il at 761s. Lake Shore first con-
soils sold at 1264@125, and seconds at 1921.
East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia incomes de-
clined 7s to 32. Northwestern sinking funds were
of z to 1929, and Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy debenture IS were steady at o. ST. Paul
and Omaha consOls were steady at ITO. and Mani
toba consols sold at 100s4G101. Wabash general
mortgage 6s were up Il at 72li. Kansas Pacific
consols were y higher at 3d. Texas and Pacific in
comes sold freely at so, and finally one bond at
oOSs, and firsts, Rio Grande division, after 75l2,
show a final decline of 30 at 1884 New-Orleans
Pacific firsts Z lower at S70s, but Fort Smith
and Denver firsts rose from CO.'S to 7Ol2
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained on balance
$237 made up by coin gain of $500 $50, less
a currency loss (which probably is matter of
transfer of 1862, 1873. The days transactions COW
cred: Receipts, 81 ,4SO 1872; payments 81 242 ISL;
currency balance, $6,OSl,2SO; coin balance,
The local money market worked just a shade
haTder; the business was done at 202l2 per cent.
Inc Clearlng-tl0use statement to-day as fol-
lows lows: Exchanges, $136,410,328; balances.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
gay received S;s's, 900 National bank notes for re-
ueinption Inc customs receipts were S3Il ,So4,
ana the lnternal revenue receipts $714,555.
The foreign exchanges were quiet but strong
at quotations for business az follows Bankers bills
81 50 and $ls4si for long and short sterling
and 30 for reichmarks; 1894 and 40 for guilders |
IN London British cOnsOs were steady at
iOl 1916 for mtncy and were 10 higher at 1918
for account. Ufdted States bonds irregular |
4s were up 4 at 1853, and 2s off ls at 1865
The mar ket for American railways continues to be
dull, and the quotations nothing than the
reflections of the home markets. to-day Illinois Cen |
tra and Pennsylvania railroads were higher, and all
cents rose from 1915 to 1870, and sight exchange
on London was mp to 25.2Ol2 francs TO the 6.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are |
reported:
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
= ss49ss 7$$SSSsS
NORTHERN PACIFIC
week iq sl1s5 sg5$5S sgg5fSS
jan to Nov IA .......... 347G240 6O760i2 SjjolOS
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA
November flae@,SS slstSS ss5$5S
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
Number Of miles. SIS li is57 Inc. e4o
sSod y SGT asSSS slS$S$$ 8
LONG ISLAND.
Jan to Nov li " 23i5G5i 2l5S55i inc c 267SS77$
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.
80 1882. 1888
au "t tS Nov 3Y S75983 ISii58 Inc Inc lt9S3S
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON, Nov 19-123O D. m-Atlantlc and Great Western
st mortgage trustees certificates. so do. "a mortgage
2 New York Central I2O2 Illinois Central l37 Ia Penn
ylyana 81 81 Mexican Ordinary ca Canadian Pacific d2
t. Paul Common 1907, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-20

Bullion valued at Sjs, 900 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-23
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

The following are the cases Of geneT-
al interest disposed of 20 date:
Talnlage Sutherland Vs L Il Suss-
mitch; dismissed.
SA Brown & Co VS. Fields McMil-
ten; Judgment by default.
State of Kansas VS. John Ward; de-
PENDANT fined SO and costs.
Katio Loving VS. Arthur Loving; de-
cree of divorce granted.
Jonas Kiilio VS. James Woodward
and thirteen other ejectment cases;
continued.
Mary 1. French, ct al, VS. I. = North
rup; Judgment against defendant;
damages S505.50 and costs.
f. L. Marsh VS. w Z Davis & Co.;
motion for appointment of receiver
overruled.
Mary E Hottenstein vs. Luther ]
keeney ct al; Judgment against all the
defendants except Squires and wife.
Brazil Durand VS. Michael Delaney;
Judgment for plaintiff; damages Sl.l5
and costs.
II w TalcOtt ct al VS. Erasmus Ball,
ct al, partition ordered.
SP Campbell VS. St l. Fit S & w r
r Co; Judgment for plaintiff, 5000
damages.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-23
FOR SALE.

No. 66-16O acres raw land, Allen county,
Kansas, miles southwest from lola the county
seat, and pa miles frum a railroad station,
surrounded on all sides by improved farms.
Price, Sc. 80 per acre.
No. 13-40O acres. so acres under cultiva-
ton, 80 In grass, story and half house, 4
rooms, smoke house and cellar, So miles hedge
fence, q miles OF rail, beard and wire; woll
and cistern at the house; well and pond out in
pasture fell; 81 bearing apple trees, 2O0 bear
ing peach trees, and other small fruit; miles
from railroad station, situated in Allen county
Kansas, 8 miles from lola, the county seat.
Price, 81 $50.
No. 62-160 acres. Situated In Allen coun-
ty, Kansas, adjoining railroad station; has a
new one and half story frame house; all In
grass except 5 acres. Price, 81 500.
No. SLIGO acres. One mile north of the
above tract, 80 acres under cultivation. so in
grass, one story frame house rooms. barn and
crib, all fenced with strands Of barb wire,
young apple orchard, bearing peach orchard,
&c. Price, So, 200.
No. 63-1S5 acres In Allen county, Ram
sas, - acres in grass, 20 under cultivation, in
timber. house of 3 room, stable, pens, &c, all
fenced and cross fenced with hedge, spring Wa
ter, well water, and pond; zoo apple trees Goo
bearing) 25l bearing peach trees, 4OJ hearing
cherry trees. gooseberries and biackLerrics In
abundance, 9 miles from railroad station.
Price, So, 900.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-23

THE newspapers OF the State are
busy with spGulations as to who will
he made railroad commissioners. 1t
is said that 800 men have already sig
nified their willingness to accept the
position but as only three can be chO-
sen, IT seems quite likely that some of
those will be disappointed. Il is earn
estly to be hoped that the Governor
will lay aside al personal or party
prejudice in the appointment OF these
officers and choose men who are well
known as sound. careful and incor-
ruptible husiness men, regardless OF
their politics. The new railroad law is
i'm no sense a political issue. Every
citizen is interested in its rigid and
just enforcement and every citizen will
insist on having honest, strong men
appointed to enforce it.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-23
$1,000 FOR SO.
Wonderful Bargains 7!

Being obliged to raise large
amount of money within the next ten
days have decided to dispose of my
real estate and personal property in
the following manner. The value of
the property aggregates 1900; this
will be divided into six lots as follows :
Lot 1.-Rcsidence and two lots, Nos
4 and 5, block Is, Rhoades' addition,
possession given Sept. /; value-sl, 900
Lot e.-One lot, No. 8, block 10; val
ue-Si5O.
Lot S.-One lot, No. ., block Is; val
ue-SI25.
Lot 4.-One lot, No. !, block 10; val
ue-Sl00.
Lot 5.-One blooded Morgan mare
colt, 8 years old; value-S95.
Lot Cone riding pony; value-ss40.
$50 tickets will he put on sale at $40
each not more than ten tickets to be
sold to one individual. The lucky
numbers will draw one of the above
mentioned prizes. A warranted title
will be given TO all the property.
Tickets Oh sale at Bowlus' office.
Money paid for tickets will be deposit
ed with Mr.. Bowlus until the sale is
satisfactorily closed. Tickets must all
be sold by April 1st. The drawing
will be SO arranged that no one, not
even myself, will know which are the
lucky numbers.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-23
INTERNAL REVENUE.

On aud after May LIST there will be
no internal revenue tax except or Iia-
uors and tobacco, and the tax OF the
latter article Will be reduced az follows:
On cigars, from Sc per 1000 to So; on
cigarettes, from Si.75 10 50 cents per
1900; tobacco and snuff, from IG cents
per pound to cents per pound; the
special tax OF retail dealers in leaf to
baeco, from $500 per annum to $3.50
dealers in leaf tobacco, from S25 per
year 70 So per year; manufacturers of
cigasss from $40 to So per year; Easnu-
factugers of tobacco, from $40 to IS 3
dealers fn manufactured tobacco, from
S. per year 20 $40; and peddlefs Of
the first-elass, from $50 TO $50; OF the
second class. fro22 S25 to So; of the
third class, from SIS TO $40; and ofi
the fourth class, from SIC TO $3.50.
The aggregate reduction Of taxes thus !
is estimated at SO. t9G9, 900 per
year
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-23

READERS OF the Cont iacnt have
doubtless been somewhat puzzled over
the meaning of the word Angina
used over the editorial department.
The editor defends and explains it in
the current number as follows: Mig
ma is directly from the Greek and is
designed TO include all sorts Of topics
and to be grave or gay, as the case
may be. We wanted heading that
would convey this idea, but all the
words that occurred to US had either
been pre-empted by other journals or
bad a significance We did not like.
Miscellany has been worn thread
bare. and besides has generally come
10 nseai, selections from other publica-
tiOns. Mixture smacks of the phar-
macy, Medley has ludicrous cast,
and 'Sundries' o mercantile tone. In
short, every accepted English word
and phrase we could think of had a
flavor We did not like Or else it had
been appropriated by Others. So, as
some forgotten worthy bad borrowed
mixture from the Latin, we thought
we might, without offense, borrow
much PEettier word from the Greek :"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-23
WHAT rHEY SAID ABOUT IT.

g d ..a
The following are a few of the COM
nents upon our extra edition, clipped
here and there from exchanges.
THE lola REGISTER is working up
boom for lola and Allen county,
LdaCrellce Journal.
lola REGISTER has q splendid re-
view of Allen county.-LeuVeaVo
Ijs2ss.
The last number of the lola REGIS
TER is an excellent i'm migration paper,
nine columns being devoted TO de
scription of the town, county, &c.-Gi-
rard Press.
Last weeks issue of the lola REG
ISTER was devoted to showing up the
improvements which have been made
in that city within the past year, and
also a resume Of the business houses
and the amount of business done. 1t
was well written up and was a very
creditable showing.-COtony Press.
THE REGISTER of last week devot-
ed nine columns of space to the BOOM
ing of Allen county, lola aud Nelse
Acer's mineral well. THE REGISTER
is one of the best papers in southern
Kansas and the efforts of her publish
ers in behalf of Allen county should be
properly valued and appreciated
Yates Center NeDs.
The lola REGISTER last week gave
a description of the improvements
made in that city during the last two
years. 1t estimates that about 500, 900
have been expended in buildings and
other permanent investments. A
glance at the we'll filled advert;sir (
columns of the REGISTER con- incee
any one that her business men are ac-
tive and enterrrising, and in that case
q town cannot help but boom. The
REGISTER, by the way, is mighty
good paper.-Lerop Reporter
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-23

THE legal responsibility of trades
unions in compelling their members to
quit work when a demand for higher
wages is not acceded to by employers,
is to be tested by Denver firm of
merchant tailors. The firm claims
that large amount of work was con-
tracted at certain price, and has sued
the union because it compelled the
journeymen to quit work when its de-
mand for increased wages was refused.
The case is one of great interest to both
the unions and employers all over the
country.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-23
FARM FOR SALE.

A no. farm about 81 miles north
west of lola Allen Co. containing 100
acres bottom land, 80 acres in eultiva-
ton the balance in timber, principally
oak and walnut, the timber is fenced
with hog tight fence, and the creek
which runs through it affords never
failing water Good story house on
high ground, all finished. Well of the
best OF water, also large cistern at the
door, Small orchard of apple, peach
and cherry trees, also grapes, straw
berries &c, Price $500. For further
information inquire of Chas. H. Tib-
bett Oh the premises. lola March Sd,
1888. If
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-23
3. A. CASMIRE.
CoNCORDIA, Mo-, Aug. 80, 1853:

CONCoRDIA, Mo-, Aug. 30, 1882.
Minneapolis Harvester Works, Mn
nedDOtis, Mian.-Dear Sirs: The Min
neapolis Harvester and Irvine Binder,
purchased of your agents here, Mess.
Thieman Bros.has worked to my en-
tire satisfaction. get il up and run il
during the entire harvest, without the
aid of expert agert, or anybody
else. cut 30 acres of grain mostly
very heavy. went into neighbours
field and cut 10 acres of grain that. was
so heavy that my neighbor's machine,
the. Woods, would not handle il at all;
the Minneapolis cut and bound it in
good shape, though the grain was
down, tangled and very heavy. I con-
slider the Minneapolis the best ma
chimes for farmers TO buy, because they
run lightest bind the tightest, work the
best and are the strongest, best proper
toned machine in the market to-day
and while they cost more money to
buy them at first are far the cheapest
ia the end, because they work all the
time without Il balk, they run light
and do not kill the horses, in fact they
can be depended upon TO do the work
when Il should be done, and l would
advise those in want of first-class, re-
liable harvester and binder to take
none but the Minneapolis. Yours etc.
w. J. CUMMINs.
For sale by 4. W. Beck.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-23

THE NORTH AMERICAN Rcvicey is
already at hand and is up to the full
measure of its usual excellence. Per-
haps the two articles of greatest inter
est and value are "National Aid to
Public Schools by John A. Logan,
and 1.-THE Dangerous Glasses" by DIR.
Crosby. But every one of the remain
ing articles are by men of national rep
utation and are well worth careful
reading.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-23
BRUNSWICK. No. A

BRUNSWICK, Mo-, Aug, 1882
Minneapolis Harvester HorkS.-We
testify that the Minneapolis
Irvine Binder, purchased from 4. y.
TOoley, came fRlly up to representa-
tons, performing its work well in one
af the most difficult harvests we havs
ever experienced. For light draft,
Sue and expeditions work We can safe
y recommend the minneapolis"
Ell II SWITZER.
SOLD by a. W. Beet.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-23
THE RICHES OF LIFE is HEALTE

TIE T<tSR4 I'D Ot' LIT = ~ TIN Z II
Ifyou do not believe this ask the
man who is troubled with Dyspepsia
talk with the woman afflicted with
Constipation, listen to the conversation
of suffers burdened with Liver or Kid
ney trouble, and you will hear the
same dismal wnrds. Il feel so drowsy,
dull and not fit TO 90 anything" To
ali who thus suffer we say Cheer up!
for the bright day is dawning
Swayne's pills are here and disease
must flee hefNre their march. Read and
AJAX about them.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-23
FARM FOR SALE.

/ will rent my farm, S miles north
of lola, containing $50 acres, 50 acres
in cultivation, a good orchard, all bear
ing fruit, 2 story house with good eel
lar, a good well, ~ acres in pasture
with good fence all around. Rock
creek, with never falling water, runs
through the farm. Price, 500 cash for
one year. RUDOLF WENAEL.