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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-13
bridter 9teusier Bel Damen oft bic
lGlimmlten &ranfheiten herfIuer1.

briidter 9feusier Bel Damen oft bic
idlimmlten Sranfbeiten berfamen.
9lDelbeio lddelte unb las. 9llfreb! rief
lie etwaS dneitlid. 8ictor 1T Sberlieuz
tenant geipcroen uno min uns pieber ein=
NAL beiuden- Gu pirIt ppbI nihts ca,
sesen baben-nad feds Sabren gum er=
lten Waie-
Wenn es Dir Trcube madt, Muttsr,
10 1T er aud mir .ansenebnt, laste alireo
eruit.
ST bas Gein Setter, Ser nitte gietpr?
fru9 gennep.
ia.
Das Wsdbden ldus bic Sinbe suIau.z
men Dor Sersnii9en. 8, bas lit babld,
pas wiro wieoer ein 2ebeu Seben, tpie es;
mir aefa1t!
9llfreb itreifte 9lnna nit einem flihti=
gen Vlid. @S miro inbellen gut iein,
Wutter, menn Sictpr erlt nad metner
Yromrpiruns fommt, benn bprber babe td
feline Minute frei fir ibn. Sc lag etz
mas Strenses, fat GjereiStes in fetnem
Gone.
Sic Wiutter la9 i'm befrenpet an uno
iaste: QSie Du wilit, uaein SDbn.
Dauert e8 benn nod lanse, bis Ou
Dpftpr biit? iraste 9lnaa.
@r itreifte fe wieber nit benz flu9ti9
mibtrauiiden Biide. Srd9lt Du oas aus
1beilnabne fiir mid : cber neil Sictcr's
Infunft baepn abhanst?
9lnna parb iebr perlesen unb 3Sserte
nit Der 9lntpcrt, liisen modlte lie nift
nno bic Wabrbeit bdtte 9llfreo franfen
niiiiien. Sa befreiteu lie Sranf uno feline
iSrsu aus ibrer Nctb. Darf id meme
&.acer bclen? frus per Olchr beiheioen
a'ie INNER unp nit 9rcBem Mnitanb feline
t!eine bide Srau am 9trme fibreno.
&inber, Tranf? rief 9(nna idncl'
ls!io
(1ornebrns felst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-13

ani6lieBen tperoen. 9elegaten, tpel6e
bas fiir Die Golonie beltimntte 2anb
ars5ulu6en baben, tperben bprausges
ianot tuerben. 9ie Golonilten beab=
ii6tigem, Nderban un6 Gieb5u6t gu
treiben. Seoe Tamilie tpirb tninbel eltens
$500 Capital brau6en, bon tpel6em ein
She'll auf Ben 9nfallf eines Sod)s O1z
fen, zines aferoes, GINGER Stbmeine,
zines pflugs, cines Wagens unb Sa=
mems fir Die 9luslaat berluenbet tperoen
muB. Sebe 6amilie loll 160 Nder erz
balten. Garter 9ieomanns 1T YrdIi=
bent bes Gerei1ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-13
Ser Sd)meeftmrnt.

8on Willia q m Cullen 8rDant.
aomm ber, mein Greuno, uno blid'
binaus,
SIS tparb gum See Ser 2anbi daft prad)t,
Oas peite Meer liegt ftiu unb f6tpars
Won granen WDlfen iiberbad)t,
hub aus benz frolt' gen Nebelrei6
Sn lult'gen 6loden filberslet1
Jallt S6nee auf S6nee
Sin in ben bunfelm, 1tillen See.
@ie elm lebenb'ser S6uarm entquillt
st friid1 Dem Sdoob Ser 9ebelipelt,
Sort tan3t er, unb bier er i1tper
9Bie Sommerbagel nieoerfdllt;
Ob lsi6t, ob f6per Der Tloden Sal,
Sic fir0men bod sur Siefe an;
unb S6nee auf S1nee
3erl6milat i'm bunfeln ftiaen See.
Ses G6nees Sterne tpirbeln lof'
8Dll luft'sen Spiels i'm luft'gen plan
Wie Sitter in 6es Netbers &aum,
Ser gi6t perleibt ber Sternenbabn;
unb imluer bider ipogt's berab
Sin in bes gBallers faltes grdby,
llnb Sbnee arf 61nee
Grliirbt i'm bunfeln, itillen See.
Sie Gloden tdnbeln lei9t beI6mingt
Sin in ibrer 9eimatb Nebellfeg.
ltno bic Ii1 lie5en, traut ber Winb
eSn luft' 'qem Mirbel, auf ben Weq,
llnb obne Soft unb Dbne Stub
Gebt's bann Dereint Dem 3iele Su;
llnb S6nee auf S6nee
grifirbt i'm buuflen, ftillen See,
llnb INNER tpilber, ipiloer toht
Die ipiloe Sagb i'm Metberfreis,
SIS fdllt Der S9nee obn' unterlab,
Die ganae 2uft 1T iilbertpeiB.
0a gibt es tpeber Stub nod GriIt,
Sroboem bas @rab 10 nab bod 1T
llno S6nee anf S6nee
grltirbt i'm bunflen, itillen See.
Dein ianftes 9luge tbrdnenpoll
Sn tieier S9mermuib auf mid blidt;
Gebenft Ser Sreube, gut unb trell,
Sie ldngit Dem le6sn Sreis entriidt,
Sie ipie Der Wolfeil Ginber ipeit
@rgldnst unb oanu na6 furser 3eit
grblabt ipie S6nee
GrItirbt i'm bunfeln, itillcn See.
So6 feb! Die Molfen tbeilen ii6.
Sm golb'gen Strabl bas gBalier
gldnSt
9es freien Simmels beit'res 9id)t
Oie fernen gergesb0h'n betrdnSt;
Ser Wolfen oiilt're S6eioemauo,
9es blanen Metbers 6eino beri6manb,
llno S6nee auf Sbee
gritarb i'm ftillen, bunteln See.
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Inter ben, i'm oitliden Giltri

Inter ben, i'm bitli6en Diitrift
bon Broflpnn pobnenoen plattbcuti6en
1T cine 8epesung CUR Griinoung elmer
plattbeutl6en Golonie in Ganias I'M
8ange. gs bat ii6 su bieiem 3tpede
unter bem 9itel p2anias @olonp 9lio=
eiation" ein aus fiinfsebn Gamilien be-
itebenber 0ereia gebilbet, ipel9em ii6,
ipie man ertpartet, ipenisltens nod aebn
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Die britiide 4rmee bot segen-
tpdrtig 1873 @enerdle, bon benen aber
nur 79 i'm aftiuen Oienite linb. Inter
ben lebteren befinoen fi6 ein 6elomarz
i6all, Z 8enerdle, Is 8enerals2ieutes
nants, Al 8eneralmajore unb 2 Ober>
item, ipel6e als @eneralmaiore 9enit
thun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-13

= W}r. S. s. Sam, Nat. Galm,
Seras, iagt: Sd babe sablrei6e Mittel
bergebli6 gegen 9Dspeplia beriu6t.
gropns Gifenzgitter bat mid gebeilt.
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4elotes Nattcb.
Stanbarb : 9en8ife.

Nambrino 1owasb (9rabr). eiete
Nr. ~. .. s. areaeY's gatalcs. 9trinston. Rs.
8as>8arbt, Is 6anb bod, 1900 plumb Oemidt.
Dsfen elmer Wdbrs $26.
3niebt pf 81. eouiS (YoltluD. Gr
fiammi son 0enboner unb Gpalon. Siete Hrans
Mmeritaa Club Boot. gpI. 8, wae. sb2. Jfi
bunisl gtssau, Sorrsl. De6en tinu Mdbre $25.
Di 5ssn.uds Sad. Is 5anb bsd. soo yfS.
fhpsr. Dtdsn timer Ndtre oosr Gf,Iin SIS.
Stori 6rrn 8oab!rt @inbsisb. @oibt @au,n
Ghmnbswanse, 2patpn Dufs, 2triH6lon, Rs.
s5lr i,oe Sub $40.
Die 5rutiatrs- Cotton bssiant IN |. gsbruar
8ebinsuns. 9aarsabluns bstm Mbbu!en Der
Watu. SolIie bisfslbt isin i5pbIsk brinesn.
wirb fur bas Dsdtn ttrfsIbsn In ndHasr Saiion
ni1tS bustnsI. 9itb vela,s man an Alftb
Rtaste. Wain yIasa ablitftri, wirb fcntnirst
atsebelt unb surldesbrd6t.
&llfreo 0MiIteatt.
81 tuw 6eIphs, asrae.
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= Die Serren 8opDer 6 Co., gpos
tbefer, pleaiantOn, Ser, iagen:
ngromn's giien=8itter eraeust mebr
3ufriebenbeit, als irsenb cine anbere
Meoisiu inn WQrft."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-13
Waaere WenfMen.

Wells Health Remover lellt bic
@slnnobeit mieber Der nao Siebt 3raft,
turirt Wlasenidwdde, nnfrudlbarieit unb
anters @eidlehtsfebler. 81.
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- @ine alte Wdrterin, iaSt: ,,Dr.
Gders GnSlifd Remebp" LIT bas befe
Wittel sesen 9uiten, Braune cber Dipb.
erie. Sci alien Npottelern 3u babsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-13

2pbia g pinfbam's &rduter=
Miidung fiebt allen anberen Mebi3inen
in bem tpeibli9en @el6le6te eigentbiims
li6en &rantbeiten als Seilmittel bOrz
aug.
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= 6eiaes glut erbdlt bic @slunbbeit
Dr. Qders Blcco Glirir" ptrb bon ben
terpcrrasenbifen asr5ter empfoblen. Bei
aue Apptbefern iu taben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-13

Dsspspfa osr sefdbrlidae Tsino
ber Geiunbbeit, ritb but& Anweubun8
ron ,,Aders Dpspepfus EobletS" lurirt.
Bel allen Npctbelern 3u taben.
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6enrp's @ar6pI. @aIbe.

VtHF WH D y I = at Dt.
Ste 1T bic befe Salbe fir SAnitte,
8sulen, @usialas, @siamirs. @al,rteu.
matlsmas, aufssiprunssne 6anee, @iter.
unsen, 5iibnerausen unb ale Sauttrant.
bsitsn, ScmmerFsdsn unb MitsGer. Man
taufe 5enrp'S garbolie @albe neil alIe
anesren GallGunen flnb. Wrsis 25 Gents.
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Durnus gatarrts @yrup
btilt aae afttticnta bee 5alfes, aopiss
unb S9lunces.
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Dr. Green's Srpssnatsb gittsrs IN
bas befe 5etlmittel fiir Dyspepfa, Gal.
lenleipen. Walarta, llnperbauli1ttit unb
Sranfbeitsn ees glutes, btr Ntsrsn, Qeber,
6aut,e.
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werDen ceaI Nunoe perlieteu ourd
6 0 z 0 D O N ),

rcitec bic 3ibne 10 e 8, bas Satnfsiid
rcits uno ben Ntbsm anaeneb NJ
madaf. Sc entfsrnt ben Bsinliein prll=
ffinci8 unc tewatrt fe pcr Yeroerben.
Sci Oroeuiften gu babsn.
23f1 f,n
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Or. Watts 9eberptuen fab BIZ
bsfsn eatbartti&en Nesulatoren.
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Guffs @tlItn ffnt fpe,ien fur tiefe fdne
bcreifefs efncDpl1S perurfacf eiHen Spfd,tn3eedDs
fel I'm 8tilnttn, bdf Der ttiosufe erf.duls W..
eievermsbren ben Mvpsfff MT reririlden Hietid's
onfeS, IA rer ktrper eenfbrf nt ris itre funild3e
28iskuna aui bfesrtdustiteS Scraars etn reaelmde!s
ger 8fubla1u0 berboraerfien ,r.rp. ~res IS Gents.
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S1ltt's 3
Niae,.

Spmptonse eiiitr
mtb GttAem e e b r.
Mansel an Appetit, @eSdrin BcritcrfungJ
zhnierseu I'M &opf NIT einein puinpien @efiibl
i'm 4interfspfe, 99nterjen inter ben Coulter.
bIdttera. aufsetrietenfein mad benz Giien, init
Ebdti9feif, rei;taresE Temperament, triibeG
nuns init benz teioubsren @efiible, irgenb
cine Cbliesenteit persefiem su taben, Wiiibtss
felt, gSirrs, 9er5flcpfeu, Bunfte Dor Zen Au9eii,
aeibe Sauf, iitertailpt &opfihmer5en obertalb
bes redten gfuses, unrubiger Sdiaf NIT tcanas
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s air. 9 1, {.

@rnme Saare peer Q ipernen bureB elm stnsiees
Mufttasen eiefer 3arbe an gldnlenn 1marbem
perrdtei eta berfcltt stne nntrtide bdre fprft
e9sntitdfs ~ oerfaufen IN Npctttten cfrr sprn na
gnipiana BON 81 rurtb Gtpret perfanbt
2ffIfs 35 Muyr0r &frfsf, Rfsosglcrf.
(Dr. IaftS Vanifn merftppuer Ilfiterirenngen unt1
NnapsGsrye3epte BOT. uire a,3ertangen re pereueeU
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-21
COUNTY NOTES.
FROM REGISTER REPORTERS.
What is Being Done Throughout the
county-Events and Gossip
Of the Week
Bronson BrieAets.

Mr. Gleason has moved TO Bronson. lie is
one of the live agents for the Blue Mound nur-
sery.
All the stores In town are well supplied
with Christmas goods.
Carter s wier are erecting large addition to
their store,
Davis, 1--we & Fitzminzer have been shipping
cattle and hogs from Bronson, during the pas,
week
Squire Powers has purchased new 1000
pound safe for his Office.
Mr.. J. Evans has taken his SIN to Eureka
Springs The young MAJ is afflicted with par
aiysis and il is To be hoped that he will be much
beneittei; by the trip.
Mr.. George Neal has been visiting relatives
in Bronson. He has drug storcat Reece and
Is doing good business.
John Min.r ami John Townsley have emigra-
ted tn western Kansas. They expect to locate
in Harper or Barbour comfy.
Mahlon Pratt is the champion corn husker OF
| this section OF the country. He can husk eight
bushels In an hour on the average.
Henry Koch has departed for his home in
Chanute, followed by the best wishes of all his
friends. His position az clerk In Puellman's
furniture store, is now occupied by Mr.. + Ire
land.
Mr. v DAUGHTERS has ceased to canvass for the
Blue Mound nursery and has gone to teaching
school. His term began on Dec. 8, at the Osas e
Valley school house.
Mr. Williamson has moved his family to
Bronson.
Great preparations are being made to have
| real jolly time on Christmas. On Christmas
eve, at the hall, there will be grand thrtrt-
mas tree ard Jacobs ladder, including good
music, both vocal and Instrumental; recit atoms
destinations, and last but not least santa Claus
himself viii be present that important 0cca-
sion. On Christmas day at the south Methodist
church, there Will be a Christmas dinner for
the benefit Of tie sunday Sc i"ol. Admission
20 cents fpr one. IS cents q couple; children free
At night, at the same building, theirs " i'll be an
entertainment consisting Of select readings,
determinations, music, etc, and closing address
by Rev. Ready. Every body lie invited to come
out to See Santa Clans /; help eat q Christmas
turkey and have good time generally.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-21
THE RICHARDS JUDGMENT

BY the tone of 2 letter published in
another place, signed, "Citizen," it
would seem that the Richards broth
ers are, by some at least, held RESPONSE
BILE for the loss of their lands. In jus.
tice, we give the following facts SUBJ
stantially as stated to us by ]. H.
Richards: Several years ago, w.
j. Richards sued the L. L. 4 g. rail-
rad company for damages on account
ofhaving been uulawfully put off of u
train between stations. The company
made no defense and Richards was
awarded a judgment of 81 900. BY the
terms of this judgment it acted as a
lien on all the lands owned by the
company until it should be paid. Mr..
richards was unable 20 collect the
amount from the company in any 9TH
err way, 50 he took, under execution, a
sufficient amount of land to secure
himself. The railroad company, how
ever. paid no attention to the lien or to
these execu tons, but went on selling
the lands as If the title had not been
cIopded, giving warranty deeds for it.
The company he says, is therefore the
only party to blame. We publish
complete list of all the
lands thus taken, on our
last page, and the only way out of the
difficulty that we see is for the owners
of the land to combine together and
employ counsel to determine what ac-
tion should or can be taken in the
matter,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-21
COMMUNICATED.

Editor Register: When will the
citizens of Allen county receive rest
from this continual land trouble, aud
when can we know that we have a
good deed to our homes? We ha, e
been watching with some interest the
progress of the perplexing land troubles
in the eastern part of the county,
and to great extent have SYM
pathized with the old settler and tax
payer. But here arises another trouble
right at the thresh-hold of our own
homes, while it may not be as large il,
proportions as the one just referred TO,
yet it casts shadow over one or two
hundred homes and grasps in its hawk
like talons the right of thousands of
acres of land in the very heart Of our
beautiful county. refer to the judg
ment held by the Richard brot be rs
against some of the L. l.. & G. Z. r
lands, which have been sold to citizens
some six or eight years ago, who held
warranty deed for the same, and
have improved the land and paied tax
on the same for the said number of
years. But when we called this year
TO pay our tax, we had no land, the
tile had been transferred to J. H.
Richards, and to our great surprise
there was a judgment against it large
enough, in some cases, TO cover both
land and improvements. We writhe
with indignation against such injustice
and we think every true citizen ought
To lend a helping hand to beat back
these scavengers or land sharks from
off the common people. CITIZEN.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-21

IhESIUN, IOWA, Ma! TO, ISS5.
DR.. Onefbourg. Sir:-I write to inform You
that ] am entirely cured Of catirrh. When |
came t. YOU had suffered for years with this
disagrcrable disease. The trea ment had re-
ceivrd ir"m hyslcians that did me no good
Wa. What You called local ireatmeut.' But
with Your local and constitutional treHtmr Mt
combined improved rapidly, and now after
three months, which has seemed u LON; time to
me, ] find myself edtirely well, for which
feel very Thankful. YoIns truly,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-21
KANSAS Cry. Mo. sent 10 JSs3

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, sept. 10. 1881.
d. 0Herb0H"g. Sir:--Whcr came to yuu !
hau been troubled with soInr kin'i Of heart IL
srase for several Years. ! had hesn tr, nts,i hy
several city physicians with"u: any permanet
benefit. After taking yodr treatment two
months WIS entireiy 'cure'i "uri since hayt
been well and could attend t. business
with pleasure and ratification. Your tr at
incnf in my case WIS thorough, ehicicn: and
spe'-y. can not recommend vou too hi hly
in the ireatment ''f heart troubles.
Yours trlly, \. r.. ANDERSON.
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n, .. SNATIVt Il
GcT<cII RilEEs Ipw, AnrjI Is.y

CcrNCIL BLCFFs, Iowa, April {, lS-3
Dr. UH.I3oarg. Dear Doc. Your treatment
has proved just the thing for ne. am now all
right; head and mint perfectly clsar rnd the
other weakness cut rely gone, thOu.h it is hot
two months since comment, ell Your treatment.
Being conlIneI cial traveller, on the road con-
tiuvally, maize it u little inconyehient TO take
MEDICINE; ut the the best part Of il Is, am
restored Your Specific for nervous debility
is just the thing. shall not soon forget you.
Yours, etc LUTE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-21
NJ IuySyrrrE No Norcb 1G, ISN.,

MNRYSvIGLE. No, March 90; ISIS.
Df. OHeTJOEV. Sir:-YOu wished NE To- write
Won occasionally bow get alo..S: | ought {,
hay. written before, but hvcwai;el tn see ii
my Troubles did not return. have bre:l en-
Fly well for mere tian month; in fact
Lever enj eel letter heal in ny lT,, Thanks T..
your medicine. have me lady frienris who
rre suffering from female weakness. ard | .haI
try ar', have them take catinept f you. l am
certain II you can cure me yu cTn cure them.
" vnu chO. ST. you can this letter politically
Fer the benefit oi others who may b. suffering,
Was. Yours = saTclirily,
MIS-. IL. /: SAWYER.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-21
What the "Cen,rcpoDs," paper pub
lished IN Kansas-C City, Mo-, says in
its il sue of Ture sth, 1852.

NEW MEDICAL DI>PENSARI.-Dr. otter.
bourg, late "r New Iook, has lately opened u
dispensary for the treatment Of all case of ner-
v"us, chronic aud private disease, which he
treats with success by u Jew process He l. a
re- ular graduate I al eminent eastern college
and praet.ced Tor several years in New York
Ia ,spitais lie comes 10 our city with good
reputation as a scienlii: physician ami one who
can lie relied upon as conscientious doctor of
medicine. He has testimony faom some Of the
best doctors in the country, with full authority
To practice In this city and state. His sice il
in the Underwriters E,ciiange, c"rnyr 9th and
Wyan,!rtte etre Is. Take elevator
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-21
What DR.. Walden, celebrated physi-
clan, of Baltimore Nd, saws:

am well acquainted with Or. VI. A. Otter
ho.rs, lrOl ri"tsr + the Kansas City Medical
Disrcn>arr, and know HIN t. b.. a regular
crai.uHtr of Oh" of our eminent mcdica, colleges
thorough medical scholar: a"i very snoc"e--
nj IN the line OF diseases he treats lie mas
f'hectel many remarkable cure-. is il thor c;,li
~ reliable. i profession 4 gentleman, aid is
really !. boon t. suffering humanity.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-21
Almost Il Miracle.
CURE or CONSTITUTION; WIFE OF A. Prominent
CITIZEN.

CITIZEN.
T'PiKa, HANS, Sept L. iSSi.
Ii 0f'"cJr":-i have Il Ell S;.Nrd from the
hand If lertI, h. yGu and'c.nnot thank You too
highly f rs.;yiIr- ie fruII, su.:ern: that seemed
C uld hot endure tr.st I aIii u,w : ard
ycar of happiness with r'y Family was sick
H. lears with consumption bcfur. einpiov,d
you. had a constantly wearing couch whirf
did not e, ase day n"r night. iii. char.cl
quantities ~ c.rrtiptini., was poor in l!esh at
iiictr.. with a diGrrhma which could Il I De
rhcc ed. / commenced {" i.ii rose rapidly al
ter lakin" your tr' GtIlent and am Il
pict"ly cure,i. ] am Yer, grate.ul To yGu for
my lie. Years truly.
Mrs pIIySR III Nt:GETDS
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Endorsement by Drs. Lane ana Miller
two Regular Graduates and Sue
cessrul Practitioners of Iowa

We have read the endorsements of Pr Otter
hourg by the emmett physician Of Haltim,r -
DR.: Naidower-ani heartily endorse the same
and cherTfuily rec"mIns.d him IT, the afflicted
public. DIS LANE and MILLER.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-21

Simple justice requires thst Del ard'
Soda should be given the leading place
In the public esteem. 1t has been, and
il, one Of the greatest health promoters
Of the age.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-21

JOSEPH LAWITZKA.-poes fine
painting, decorative paper hanging,
granting, kalsomining and Wj,ite-
washing, at reasonable prices.
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Inflammation of the Lungs, etc,
speedily cured by. using DIR. Jackson
Syrup of Wild Cherry and Lungwor
Sold BY all druggists.
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OUR TESTIMONIALS:


the entire ThIY il y
iT"rl testify thee cyorour wi
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"GOOD SUCCESS"
Nothing Bettea than Marsh's Golden
Blood & Liver Tonic.

"No medicine can surpass your COL.
DEN BLOOD & Liver Tonic, for Blood
and Liver disorders. have used il
with good success. "-[Ge Thompson,
AtchisOn, Kans.
"My wife has used MARsII's GOLDEN
BLOOD & LIVER Tonic for cleansing
the blood and strengthening the sys-
tenn. She thinks there is nothing
equal to it."-[E. b. Dodge, Hannibal,
Mo.
"Your GOLDEN BLOOD & LIVER
Tonic has cured me of Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint. can heartily rec
ommend it to ALL [B. +. Herbert,
Rock Island. Ills.
MARSH's GOLDEN BLOOD & LIVER
Tonic. the great Blood and Liver pur-
ifier, and MARSH'S GOLDEN BALsAM,
the famous Cough remedy are for sale
by Scott L Son, druggists, lola, Kans.
Large bottles 50 cents and 81. DON'T
fail to try it.
For Chills and Fever, Ague, Dumb
and Third Day Ague, Remittent or In
termittent Fever, or any disease of a
maiarious nature, use Collins Ague
Cure. 1t is an absolute and positive
cure, thoroughly cleansing the system
of all germs of malarial poison, acting
directly upon the liver and bowels.
Every bottle warranted to cure or mon
ey refunded. Price 80 cent. Sold by
ell druggists.
"Llttle Joker" is the best smoking
tobacco.
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- FOR SALE.-A timber lot of 10
9eres on the Neosho river, Eear the T.
Hazard farm. Inquire of
&. NEWTON.
Neosho Falls.
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JoLA LITERARY UNION.

A number Of persons met at the
court house Last Friday evening and
reorganized the Literary Tniop with
fourteen members, and the following
officers: President, u. NJ smyth;
Vice President, A. Y. Scou; Secreta-
~, Miss Annie Keyser1 Treasurer,
Prof. Harris. 4 sho1 and pleasant
programme was give6 consisting of a
recitation by/Miss fila Cowan and >
reading bylMiss May Ausherman, an
entertaining essay OF "Conversation"
by Miss'Mollie/ White and talk by
Prof. Harris. The next two pro
grammes are given below. On the
second, one or two persons appear who
are not yet members, bnt who the
committee feel assured will participate.
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GR AN I'd

Closing out sale preparatory to making a