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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-06
M. Stietel.

Among the leading and most highly pro.
nounCcd Wholesale and retail clothing EN-.
poriums Of Ottawa is that Of NJ Steftl, lOca.
ted at the corner of Main and La Sale streets
II was founned in 1864, and to day, in the sale
Of clothing, furnishing goods, hats, caps,
trunks valises, &c, enjoys trade extending
as far distant as fifty miles, frequently orders
being received from points outside of the
state. The building devoted to this enter.
prise Is a large three story brick BOXED fee
in extent, and contains a stock that ranks
second to none.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-06

YES, sab Yes sab. We quite agree
wl,h you, sab, that there is sort of
delicious irankncss, sab, about the
following that will be appreciated beyond
the bounds OF West Virginia Some five
or six years ago, when the Greenback
party held at least some strength in the
West and South, one of their Columbian
orators delivered an address for his party
at Winfield, Putnam County, West
Virginia When in the zenith of his
Grafton he WAS stopped by powerful
voice among the listeners.
Look here, sab. May ask you a
question, sab ~
Yes sab you may, sab
We'll, sab; want to know, sab, If you
are not the man. sab, that had done har
IN Jail. sab for hog stealing. sab -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-06

The Wisconsin Tobbaco Reporter cs,i-
mates that the recent hallstOrm destroyed
about 500 acres Of Tobacco Beside the
fields IN Rock country, numbers IN the
town of Dunklrk, Dane county, were
ruined Several insurance COMPANIES
which make specially Of lnsurlng
against hail, lest heavily
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-06

The scientists say sorghum deterIorates
very rapidly after being cut. 1t should be
cut down aad taken directly to the mill,
where 1t should be worked up without
delay, The longer II remains before being
worked up, the greater Will be the loss In
quantity and quality Of the slrup.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-06

The cars on a Baltimore street line have
this astonishing plaCard: DRIVERS must
not overCroWd their cars. When 4 car is
comfortably filed they will pClitcy refer
persons 10 the next car"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-06

Anybody can catch cold now. The trou-
bic is to let go, like the man who caught the
bear. We advise our readers to keep bot
tie Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup handy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-10-06

Consumption can hc cured by persistent
use of v II. Downs Vegetable Balsamic
Elixir. G GeLring.
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4. Evans, Chicago was afflicted with piles
and sought relief IN vain for two years.
Coles Carbolisalve cured him In two weeks.
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which is the most prolific ard dangerous
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-05
q. ]. STEWARD.
COTTAGE GROVE, Oct. l, 18s

COTTAGE GROVE, Oct. l, 1888.
Dear Register II have had your
ten questions In regard to farming in
Kansas for near two weeks, and must
say In all my twenty-seven years in
Kansas have never put In two more
busy weeks; and there is not much
let up yet, but 1 will try and answer
q few of your questions briefly.
1 came to kansa in April 1865. hav-
ing about one thousand dollars in cash
and teams. But did not get to farm.
ing until the Border Ruffians," OF
West Port, Missouri, got away with
q $500 pair of horses. / went to work,
however, on a 100 acre claim-there
was no land here yet ready for market,
very little surveying being done.
When the land came to be surveyed
my "elaim" proved to be Dosage In
dian land" and 1 was a trespasser and
was warned off by the Indian agent.
was on good terms with the Indians,
liked my location and stayed with it..
The Border war and drouth of 1860,
left me with no means but my hands
aud fixed purpose to fight it out on
this line and make Kansas my home
during life. 1 entered the army I'm
1851. / returned In the fall of 1864 and
l may properly say commenced farm
ing in 1865, having onIy such means
as had saved from my wages during
the war. was still holding my claim
and only got title to lis acres of land
in 1867. This was mostly bottom land,
having enough upland for building
purposes. 1 have since acquired
enou yin land so that to-day my farm
consists of 420 acres, and of course !
think 1t cannot be exeelled i'm Kansas
or any other place. More than 800
acres of my land IL in the bottom. i
have kept considerable stock. l never
sell corn, and that is my main crop; !
feed it mostly to cattle and hogs. I
am, and have been for over ten years,
engaged in dairying, making cheese.
I keep about forty COWS these bring
me an income of from 81 SEQ to 5000
a year. You want exact figures; we'll
I have only kept the figures exact one
year, and that year my COWS brought
me, in cheese, ] 1856 dollars.
My most successful crops have been
corn and wheat. / have had three
crops severly damaged by wet weather
and about as many with drouth, one
of them in 1860, being an entire fail
ure.
/ worked on farm ia Champaign
county, Illinois, ''from my youth up"
leaving there at twenty-one years old.
We have less severe cold weather and
much less mud for ourselves and stock
to contend with here than there /;
health is fully as good; crops general
ly, equally certain, and wheat much
more so.
There, excuse me please, am build
ing a 500 addition to my barn, have
just finished pntting in one hundred
acres Of wheat and 1 must "attend to
my own business" Very Truly,
SAM'L. ]. STEWART.
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IContianed FROM Fir.t i,aae.l

lCoatianed from First Pcge.l
first crop of corn / raised was about
four acres, which made good crop,
sold the same for $3.50 per bushel i'm
gold, no other money being in use here
then, with the exception ofsome silver
for change. I coon managed to get
me a team Of oxen, then a team of
small horses.
find that stock raising lie the most
profitable for farmers, though wheat,
corn, potatoes and garden vegetables
have always done well with few ex-
ceptions, 1880 being about the only to-
tai failure, that on account of the
drouth. In IA the grasshoppers ate
thirty-fve acres of wheat for me when
1t was just heading out. There was
not a green spear Of anything on the
farm that season by the middle of June.
On the 18th of June 1 commenced
planting corn the third time and
raised good crop, the season being SO
favorable. Raised O squash in the
corn that weighed lis pounds.
was raised on a farm In the state
Of Maryland where they had to burn
lime and put it on the land; also fer
tilizers of different kinds, besides all
the manure they could scrape up,
IN order to raise crops, and that
among the rocks and stumps; while
here q tell it with shame for 1t 10 steal
iug) 1 have raised good crops on the
same land for twenty-five years with
out putting anything on the land, al
lowing the accumulated manure to go
to waste. The last season / had forty
acres Of wheat that was badly dam
aged in the spring that averaged 10
bushels per acre. Have about forty
acres of corn that ia good.
I have not been as successful as
many Others have been, but perhaps
it Is because of the lack of energy or
good management, But would not
exchange this country for any have
ever lived in. Why don't we have
"Old Settlers" meetings and talk of
"Auld Lang Syne."
]. b. LAWYER.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-05
A. W. ROWLAND,

GENEVA, Kan, Sept. Is, 1883.
ED, REGISTER:
LIST. I commenced farming in the
spring of $50. Had about 500 worth
Of property.
I'd. With a claim Of 160 acres, and
have now 600 acres. 1t is partly creek
bottom and part upland.
4th. Stock raising has been one OF
the main features.
5th. Corn.
5th. About Is years.
9TH. To drouth and chinchbugs.
9Th. In 1850, entine failure.
9Th. Never farmed i'll any other
state.
Yours Respectfully,
A. w. ROWLAND.
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BRowN's IRON B1TTERs
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up" than
any medicine made.
Publication Notice.

RI the District Court in and for Allen County,
State of Kansas. L. L Northrup plaintiff
vs. L. ID. Mathews and Addie Mathews, his
wife, and T. II Mathews and Joseph Calm and
John Doe, whose real name isunknOwp and OIL h.
er persons whose names are unknown, doing
business under the firm name and style OF
Joseph aim 4 Co and II. L. Mcdonald and
James Roe, whose real name IL unknown and
other persons, whose flames are unknown, do
ing bnsiness under the firm name and style
OFF, L. Mcdonald & Co, defendants.
The defendants, Joseph Calm and John Doe,
whose name Is unknown. and ot.er per-
sons, whose real names are unknown, doing
business uader the firm name and style Of Jo-
seph Calm & TO-, and X. l.. Mcdonald and
James Roe. whose real name is ikn0wG. and
'ther persons VIII Sc names are INK wn, doing
business under the firm name AID ST. lie OF X
l.. Mcdonald Il CO., will take nOtire that they
have bern sued by l.. l.. NOrthrup IN the above
ame-i court, and must answer the petition
filed by plaintiff on or irfore the al day OF No.
vember \. d., lss;, or the said petition will he
taken as true aud decree of foreclosure rem
dered in favor of the PLAINTIFF barring you Of all
title and interest Ia and 10 certain real e-tate
more particularly ,iescrib Il In plaintiffs petit
ton, ard the said real estate Orriered sold as
prayed In plaintiffs PETITION.
+0i3 L. GbRDEN. Atty. for Plairtif.
Attest F.: \. G. SCOTT, Clerk Of District Court.
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g, 8. COLE.

One Of the best known citizens il
Osags Rev nship, writes as follows:
! began three years ago with abou,
$2,OoO. Bought.t6O acres of upland al d
bottom together. Have since added
forty acres. Have succeeded best with
corn. Have had good crops every yeai
Of my residence here. Have raised
better stock of all kinds here, than in
any other state. Last spring sold t.
d. r. Beatty. of your city, two calves
j. and l5 months old, that weighed
together nearly l,aOe pounds. Have
farmed In Ohio, Illinois and Indiana,
and can truly say that to my notiof
Kansas is far ahead of either of them.
There is no question thai Kansas is
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-05

the finest state in the UNION for hog
raising,a as disease among hogs is some
thing unknown In this section. have
at present l75 as fine hogs as one can
wish to see. Yours RESPECTFULLY.
SAMUEL COLE.
I will just add that I have made
more money during three years In Kan
sas, than I ever made in six any
where else. sc.
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ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.
THE STATE OF KANSAS,

ALLEN CorsTY. SIS.
y the Probate Court In and for said County.
i In the matter II the Estate OF Archibald
Thrasher decreased
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tesla
mentary have been granted to the undersigned
on the Estate II Archibald Thrssher, late of
said County, deceased. by the Honorable, the
said, dated the 18th day Of September A. ID.
1855. Now all persons having claims against
the said Estate, are hereby notified that they
allowance, within one year from the date OF
said Letters, or they may be pyeciuded from
any benefit Of such estate; and that If such
claims be not exhibited within thres years after
the date OF said Lettevs, they shall he forever
barred, We. TER4sHER, kxecutor
september II, 1855. 3y
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-05
& J, NORTON .

*oHho, AAaus
Ed. REGISTER,
came here with $4,000 in govern
ment bonds and full set of household
goods. Commenced with 16O acres OF
land and have since acquired 1853
acres more, making i'm all 323 acres.
The character of our land is upland.
One-half Of the profit We have made
has been made from our stock, viz
Cattle. sheep and hogs, and it has
multiplied amazingly. We have been
most successful with corn, German
millet, potatoes and peanuts. We
have been here eleven years and have
raised eleven full crops. We have
never had failure since We have been
here, but have been slightly affected
by drouth and none at all by wet
weather, except by rank growing OF
weeds, and none at all by grasshoppers.
We meyer failed with all of our crops In
one year, or of any one crop, as We
never tried to raise anything but corn,
miilet, oats, wheat, potatoes and pea.
puts.-Kansas will bring the farmer
in more income with less labor thai.
any other state l was ever in. Ger
man millet cut while in blow-nol
when the seed is rfpe-corn and cows
will in my mind be the greatest
source of profit in the future. ais,
believe that some day immense wealth
will be developed here, in the shape
OF oil wells. base my belief upon tn,
nnmistakable indications of oil in thu
well water Oh several farms in thi.
vicinity. -. NORTON.
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"HOOSIER."
MORAN, Oct ], 1888.


MORAN, Oct !, 1888.
ED. REGISTER:
In answer TO your iqteFrogations
will reply as follows:
LIST. In 1868 with about s. COO.
ID. $50 acres. $40 IN all at present.
Sd. Upland.
4th. About 25 percent Of corn fed to
stock.
5th. Corn, oats.
9Th. About ten good crops, four
light, and two failures, or nearly 80.
7th. Droath apd ehinchbugs.
9Th. No. In "a had good crop OF
castorbeans aHd i'm '6s good oats.
eth. My experience is this il better
for corn and oats, than Indiana, from,
syhere came. Not SO good Oh upland
for wheat.
10th. like Kansas very well, d..
not know where could go to better il.
For stock raising and farming togeth-
er I think Kansas stands good.
Ho0sIER.
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Notice For Publication.

LAND OFFICE At INDEPENDENCE, HAN.
August q, 1888
NOTICE IS herrby given that the following
! " named setiNr i'as filed notice of her inten-
zion to ma fnal proof H. support Of her claim.
d that said proof wifi be made before Clerk
widow Of WIN e. Hopper, deceased, Of Allen
county, Kansas, for the nwq see s.. TIP 24s, r
lie
She names the following witnesses t. prove
her continuous resiie; ce upon, a.'i cultivafinn
Z, said land. viz: VIM. CulJertson. Samuel
ClibertsOn, Thomas Likely and isaHe Erwin,
all Of Bronson, Kansas.
no. 1851 MI. sALTER, Register.
S.-h
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NOTICE..

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
ALLEN COUNTY KANSAS sept 10th Issr3 !
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Bard Of
IN COuR.y Conlmissioners::of salt county will
meet at the regular session in October next Tor
Is soon thereafter rs may be necessary appro-
pirate the sum Of twelve hundred dollars 81 =
31o or rs much thereof rs may be ne ces -ary.
for the purpose Of erecting bridge across Coal
ere, X, In Humboldt township. By order 81 the
BOari If County Commissioners
SsrAI. ( A' ''"' '
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. !, 1883
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Total aid by all. ........ ...... 81. ssl.r6
FIR the truth OF the above facts we r. fer the
public to the officers Hof the ai'y cha med or-
poratiOuS, and for our legality and staudin- to
The May"r ani Officers of New orleans. to he
state authorities of Louisiana. and also to til,
U. =, Ohcials Of Louisiana. We claim to be.
ier al, honest and col rect IN all our transactions,
rs much rs any b. 81 ia.s H. the country
Our stan,lin. Is conceded by all who will in
yes igatc aud %, r stick has for ear been sold
at our Board of Brokers. and owne, h! many
Of our ie-tk own a ID respected citizens.
M. A. DAUPHIN, President
rCAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000. u
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-05

Palmer Bros, LaCross, Wis.,, say /:
1--WE have had OCCASION to give Coles
Veterinary CarbOlisalve the severest
tests, and we never saw its equal for
the cure of cuts gals, scratches. hoot
diseases, aud as general remedy for
horses. 1t cures with Jut leaving a
scar, and the hair always comes in its
natural color" Price, so cents and 81.
per box. Sold by GOOdhue 4 Evans.
Ladies approve Of your smoking
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