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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-27
Publication Notice.
In ths District COari Of Saline county, Kansas
josiah b. sanbofn, Pialniih,

josiah b. sanbofn, Plaintiff,
ceased: Alise 2 Barr and William Henry Lop-
shlre, adult heirs Of John LOpshire. deceased and
j. A. Lopshire; David EdWard Lopshire, Daniel
y. LoTssire, MARI K. Lopslire, John Wesley
LopshiTc, Louis Harvey Lopshlre. Lille Fla loI'-
shire, Mamie G. LOpshire and Bertha A. Lop-
shire. minor heirs q John LUpshire. deceased
and Elizabeth Lopshire, mother and guardian Of
said minor heirs. Defendants
To william Henry Lopshire:
You are hereby notified that the above narned
plaintiff has filed IN the above entitled court, bis
petition I'm the above entitled cause, wherein the
names Of plaintiffs and defendants are as shove
stated, and that you have been sued 10 said court
and IN said cause By said plaintiff that The
nature Of the judgment sought and prayed for By
plaintiff In said eause Il, q personal Judgment
against sad Elizabeth Lopshire IN favor OF plain
ia for s2so0 and interest 81 y per cent. per an
mum, on acerlain pruuissory note, made by her
and John Lopshirr. deceased, 20 Cuppen, Law
renee Co, and By them assigned 20 plaintiff; also
Judgment against you and all the defendants
herein for foreclosure Of mortgage executed by
said Elizabeth Lopshire and John Lopshire, de.
ceased, 90 Crippeu, Lawrence Co. 10 secure, Sad
prOmissory note, on The southeast quarter Of see.
No, 30, toun -, range vest (buf, however, sub
jet 70 dTst mortgage 20 l. d. stevens, trustee,
for s5o0O8J which said mortgage extended as
Aforesaid. sas duly assigned 10 plaintiff By azid
Crippen L1urencs 4 Co, and also FOR decree Of
said c1urt 10 cell sal1 mortgaged premises Withoui
appraisemeni, but subject 70 slid fTst mortgage Of
fslo00 in order % pay such Judgment and costs Of
suit. as aioreaaid. sought Gud prayed 20 BE- ren-
dered; aud also 20 eIclnde, bar and foreclo5e you
and al defendants herein from aBy and ail IN
teresis Ia aid m0rigaged tract Of land from and
after such sale thereof. And unless you answer
aid plaintiffs petition, on or before the Let day
Of May, A. D. lsSi, the said petition viii be taken
e. true, and judgment. Of the nature Is herein
before SCI forth sought and prayed for. will be
accordingly rendered.
JOSIAH B. SANBOES.
BY John G splTey. his Aitorney
Salina. Kansas. March 2lih. ISL So
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-27

The cause Of Temperance has re
eeived q fresh impetus In Buffalo
among the Roman Catholics, by the
arrival there Of Bishop Ireland, who
has turned 30 many thousands OF RO-
man Catholics IN Minnesota from
their drinking habits 70 total absti-
neuee. Representative citizens Of all
denominations joined in inviting
Bishop Ireland 10 speak.
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Is Il safe to tamper with Lea ONicat-
/ ing llbuOr, when 81 many have been
destaoped 10y Il?
Is it safe IN learn 10 use tubac,U. aud
thus become n cringing slave To a
filthy, expensive, poisonous, and de
basing habit =
Is Il safe to freg vent the dance hall.
theatre, &c Ia view Of the evil ass =
Citations aud cOrrupting Influences of
these places?
Is Il safe To profane Gods name,
when he will not hold them guililess
that do Il?
Is It safe to gamble, when 20 many
have been made penniless aud ruined
by engaging?
Is It safe to reject the Bible when
the evidence that II Is Gods word is s.
conclusive?
Re It safe TO neglect seeking Christ,
when Il Is 50 absolutely certain that
those who reject him will I've lost .
Is it safe 10 desecrate tae Sabbath in
view Of the special command To- keep
Il holy?
II is safe always shun those things
that have a good tendency.
Reader, are you on the sdfs side
1.-THE greater nv experience hr
comes" writes DIR. ClaustOn in the
annual reTOrt Of the Royal Edinburgh
asvium for the INSANE, Il tend more
to substitute milk for stimulauts.
do not undervalue the latter in suita-
BILE cases, but In very acute cases, both
Of depression and manaical eXaltation
where the disOrdered working 81 the
brain, tends rapidly TO exhaust the
strength, rely more and more on
milk and eggs made into liquid Gus
tards One such case this year got
eight plnts Of milk and sixteen eggs
every day for three months. and un-
der this treatment recovered. ques-
ton whether he would have done so
under any other. He was almost
dead on Enthusiastically delirious,
absolutely sleepless, and very nearly
pulseless. II was q hand 10 hand
light between the acute disease In his
brain and his general vitality.
The New York Sun says that ply
siclan calls attention to the fact that
IL tobacco smoke be instantly elected
from the mouth and throat before de-
scending into the chest and be made
20 pass through q cambria handker-
GuAGA uAAMn AlhuAAF AClNan AAAc OtNM
lips, q permanent deep yellow stain,
corresponding in size and shape to the
opening between the lips, and having
numerous spots Of q darker hue per-
vading Il, will be left on the hand
kerchlef; but that the prolonged puff
from the chest AFTER inhalation from a
cigarette falls, under similar cireum-
stances, 10 prndEoe any but q scarce
" perceptibls and speedily evanes-
cent mark. What In the latter case
becomes OF the substance which
stains? This physician thinks 1t re-
mains IN the lungs, and he therefore
condemns the common manner Of
smoking cigarettes as dangerous.
Coffee houses abound ia the Brazil
ian cities, where liquor saloons are
few and drunkards rare, Il Is said.
All Glasses frequent the cafes, and i'm
migrants arriving IN the country with
q passion for al5hohOl gradually ac-
qulre q fondness for coffee and q dis
taste for liquor.
Angeles has organized q Citizens
Association, which will look after the
liquor dealers and cause violators Of
the license laws trouble. Two thous-
and dOllaFs has been pledged FIR the
purpose.
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LAKE ERIE & TESRN ny

Tie mst direct foufe itiueen EzuslS Ciis.
OF ',mah and ~ r~iaiid, buiaic. fiiisi.utr. NrW
York, Bosiut fiiilad.fhi4 s. o. hin-i..r d. Q mos
aus al! points East-i.sasi 9 CO. tsun..ti o., ri h
al the frink Linr-
ftrsi 81 equipments. steel faii, E,,if o. .-i-.
Airiira&s- Muller pllIiuria aud tHiiti g. ,fsai &C.
new Reclining Chair and Ira 81 DO e-i...,. 90 .i
taeLed g. 81 through PASSENGER trtiit-. ir, .,
tra that-e ." all Ant siass pas, ~ o. L,.f.is
Through tskcif. Thr .-w shauers "a ,hI
lotiir sr- 30 inade M Union q, i-is-uo DH.t.ii.
Iraisie4-
Ask TOT tickets o. any point Es.t ria iskr 90.
q Western Ny- Maps aud oih-r ii,ioit1lii ..i.
furnished free upon aplicztiou o. liritciia Ii-t.
pih,rs. ~ adde's -. M. SMITH
t.-u'i ia-s sssrI
Flnf frttlrtffff .It
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IS THE nooN a nFAn Wosln.

The general opinion is that the
moon has passed through the natural
stages Of birth, life and oath. and Il
now undergoing the changes inciden-
tai % inal decay. We know not
whether THE be true or false. but We
do know that there is but one genu.
Inc DAVIS SEWING MACHINE, and
that Il h the only Machine that uses
the vertical feed. Don't fail 20 see
Is
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EOW Many Niles Do ION BFiVei
The

VII Tel

~ IL ell.
This instrument = no larger thsn uairh O. tells
the exact number Of miles driven 90 toe I-fusuh
part Of 4 mile counts up 70 Leo miles, saicr sud
dust tight always IN order; saves horsc. from ,
Ing over-iriven; Is easily attached 90 thr rhc,i
a BUGGY. carriage. Suiky. Wagon
Road Cart. suii1y PIoH. RraPrr. fog
er. or otter vehicle. lnvsluabic o. LivFsl nrS
PLEASURE DRivERs. PHrsiottv-. F,augE-. s.r
vEY0Es. DAWES. EVFEEssafs. sraaz nuxYR
&c. Price only $500 rach. on ihirl ih- price
Of any other Ot0meisr- Whrn sfd'TiaF give
diameter ofihe vince. Sent D, mil On rs--ipi
OF price. post pail. Adde'S
MeDONNELL ODOMErER 80.
3North In SRiie 81. chicago
80 send Tor Cinulr. 2s-sai-
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nHN lss " President, "a ss' d Fi he & & 81
uATV NThe lETgcsf handsomcsi best
nuuu / Uses9t Ger 80 % Is tsss
tuiee cur prioe- The fastest
seliing book 10 America lmmcuse uroTfr "a
ase1is- All Intelligent people want q. Ang one
can necoine a succcssiul areui TENS me-
HALLEIr FiinE Co Portland Maine
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"A n "a week a. home. $500 ouidt free Pay
WI - absolutely sire No risk. Capital not
AIIE Irequued Reader, 20 yuu want business
WHA laf which persons % either SCI young Or
old, can make great pay an the time they
work. with absolute certainty, write for par icu-
lar Do D. MALLErI s Co. Portland. Maine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-27

OUR PLATFoRM-We believe that 10 nm
can HONESTLY make nfiT mnlion doliars % IN
years. andif jar GouLD has mads th1t, o. eEsn
more as reported. it has ben done b Sobbs7Y
and stcck watering. doubIing. trebllng and go
rupling the stocks and bonds Of his raIlruaf1 ana
forcing TIE agricultural products Of ne Vest %
pay three or four tines as much as thar sholld
for transportation IN order 10 pay Interest On this
bloated debt This should stop, and he TINS
WI labor % accompiish that and othsr reforms,
which nag Be briefly summed up;
Fmsr-contrul the raiiroad and cher public
corporations b. stringent iaEs-msts hen 20
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II FARMERS And WORKINGMEN
Want TO Read a Fearless Advocate of their Rights
they should Subscribe for the
For :. THE PRESIDENTIAL 'CAMPAIGN.

THE TniEs has long been recognized as ths
leading FkirTLT PAFTB Of the west Il has
special departments for TIE FARN. HorsrH0fp.
GARDEN and STOCK IETKEzsTs; and WI publish
during the year Serial Stories, written b. leading
n0veiists letters from farmers ana foreIsn cor
respondents; and devote LIBERAL spaee % iis
adToe1cTof equal rights for the producing elassss
and the proper regulation Of EraSplng Ranrosd
Corporations Il Is TIE only paper IN ne west
Ehich refuses 10 accept railroad posses prefer
Ing 20 paT It's UaT and not Be under o6lIgaEcn 20
monopoiies nov oppressing the produci1E tx
payers Of the Great west
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-27
A GOOD CREATURE OF con.

Ifliquor,is such q good creature OF
God, - 90 conducive TO health and
longevity, why Is II that, as is shown
to be fact by the report Of the Reg
lister General Of England, the mortal
lily among liquor sellers between
twenty-five and forty years Of sge, is
twice as great as among farmers of the
same age?
An examination Of reports Of lille
insurance companies show that while
sixteen per thousand l. the average
death rate among those insured In
four leading companies of England.
In the total abstinence section (which
one Of them has been wise enough to
inaugurate) the average Is only seven
and & half per thousand. Remember,
this comparison Is between mnderate
drinkers, and total HbstHiners. rs NO
company will insure habitunl drunk
ards.
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FNR EDITORS and an other persons interested
~ On the Aforesaid Estate, arr hereby notified,
that Al the regular term Of the Probate Court. in
and for said County of Saline, 90 be begun anl
held az the court ru1m in Saliul aui thr esu niy
and State Aforesaid. on the FIRST Monday zoe the
month Of April, A. D., lssi, shall apply O. said
court for ION AMI fntl settlement - said Estate
JOHN SICK.
Admir- af Joseph J Thlwi. dcC'l
Frbrua ~ 18th A. D. issi. t-it.
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TEMPERANCE oOLUHH.
EDITED BY THE w. e. T. T..


We give the following article to
call attention to the matter discussed
as g very desirable movement to be
lnaugurated in this State by the State
w. c. T. U-and ell auxilaTies In
every part Of the Staie-so that pc
ton Of fnn1ense proportions may be
obtained to be present al the meeting
OF our State Legislature next winter.
Surely the prohibition State Of Kan
sas, should not fall behind any Of her
Sister states In 50 important matter
Is the education Of the rising genera
ton In tho principles Of temperance:
A conference OF the National Tenn
perance Society was held on Thursday
afternoon In The parlOrs Of Of the
Young Mems Christian Association
st TWenty-third street and Fourth
avenue. Peter Carter presided. The
subject Of the conference was the In
frodueffon Of scientific instruction
CONCERNING alcohol In the public aud
normal schools Of the state. Mr.. Car
Ter IN opening the meeting said that
Il had been called 10 urge the passage
Of a bill making such instruction
compulsory In all public schools. The
bill bad been passed by the State Sen
ate with q good majority and was be-
fore the assembly. Such instruction,
he added, had been introduced into
the schools Of Vermont, Michigan,
Connecticut, New Hampshire and
Minnesota. The Rev. Theodore l..
Cuyler, Of Brooklyn, spoke strongly
in favor OF the bill. DR.. G. r. ARnew
said that formerly there was gIeat ig-
nOrance about alcohol and it, effects.
Physicians had considered Il G supple
mentary food. Now scientists elassed
L with the pOisons. Mrs. Mary z.
Burt, President Of the New York
State Women's Christian Temperance
Union, and the Rev. George J. Min
gins also spoke in favor Of the bill and
the following resolution was passed
unanimously:
Resolved, That we respectfully pc
titlou the Legislature Of this state to
pass q law reqviring that provisions
shall be made for instructing all pu-
pills IN our public schools in physiOlO-
gy and hygiene with special reference
to the effects Of alcoholic drinks, stun
ulants, and narcotics generally upon
the human system.
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MIMI Send six cents for post
UUH age, and receive free, q cost
III rnIIn IS box Of goods which will
III uIHL help you 60 more money
right away than anything
else be world. An Of either sex succeed from
Grst hour The broad rad 10 fortune opens be-
fore the workers. absolutely sure. At once ad-
dress, TRUE a Co.. Augusta, Maine
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Notice of Final Settle
ment.
STATE OF KANSAS. 4.
County Of Saline.

Il the Probate Court in and FOR said CountT.-ln
the matter Of the estate OF Joseph =. Thomis
decc ased.
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- rsil J. lflctiomarV
trriiaLle school
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-04
Weather Report Fbr June 1884.

Prepared by Prof. f. H. Snow of
the University of Kansas, from obser-
vations taken at Lawrence.
The weather of this month was
characterized by its low mean tempa-
ture; high mean barometer; very light
wind velocity; clear skies; high hu-
Nudity; and rainfall ample, though
somewhat below the June average.
There were only two shot" days dur
ing the month,-days on which the
temperature exceeded 80 degrees; and
only three of the Is preceding Junes
have been cooler than this. The
rainfall was remarkably well distrib-
uted and the staple crops were never
in more luxuriant condition than at
the close of this month.
Mean temperature-71.0 degrees
which is go degrees below the June
average. The highest tempature was
81 degrees on the 18th and 30th; the
lowest was is degrees on the 10th
giving monthly range of A deg.
The mercury reached 80 deg. only
twice. Mean temperature att p. m,
sc. so degrees; at 2p. M, S0.5S deg. at
o p. NJ, 6S.45 deg.
Rainfall-3.Sl inches, which is $50
inches below the June average for the
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-07-04
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
Lunch at Fuckers.

Lunch at Fuckers.
Ready trimmed collins at Miller's.
Machine oil, full stock, all kind
low prices at Goodhue & Evans.
New line of birds cages at the Live
Hardware.
First class meat of all kinds, lamb,
mutton, beef and fresh pork at
kreuter & Krueger's.
Court adjourned yesterday, till Aug
ust 18th when the machine will again
begin to grind. Judge Stillwell is
determined to clear this docket if he
lives long enough.
Try Fuckers cream.
The lola Collection Agency is
business. Those receiving notices
had better "step up to the Captains
office and settle"
We understand that the council will
be asked at its next meeting to pro-
vide seats on the band stand for the
use of the band.
Shake lemonade at Fuckers.
The NJ. 1, and J. G.. T. Society will
give literary entertainment Friday
evening July IL at the residence of
DR.. w. d. Scott. Admission ten cents.
A. w. Beck is having his elevator
building moved up to the rear of his
storeroom, where he will use it as a
storeroom for implements.
An excursion train will be run on
the Wichita road to Eureka on the
4th., leaving lola at 900 a. m. and re-
turning at SIS p. m. Half fare rates
Honey in the comb in neat , pound
glass boxss, fifty cents a box at Ste
phens'.
We have three kind of vapor stoves
on sale, Quick Meal, Ever Ready, and
Golden Star. J. J. Casmire & Go.
An unlimited amount of money to
loan on real estate security at reason
able terms. Othick & Smith.
i Scott & son still have large stock
of fence and barn paint. Best paint
for the money ever brought to town.
j From the number of moving ma
chimes that are coming into town fol
repairs we should judge that haying
, will soon begin.
T. NJ. Powell moved into his new
residence on Sycamore street last week
DR.. L. Tozer and family will move in.
to the house on Walnut street which
he leaves vacant
II. X. Herbert, practical watch
maker and jeweler, in Young d
Clark's building. Give him trial.
Judge Christy had the the mis-
fortune to get fall the other day
which severely wrenched his ankle
obliging him to take up a crutch fol-
r a while.
This dry weather may be littl,
] rough on the corn but it has been fine
for the wheat, nearly all of which il
D now harvested in the best possible
: condition. The men who sowed whea
last fall struck it lucky.
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Thomas-Pickel.

1t was hardly fair for John Thomas
to slip in and take away one Of our
girls without giving any body warn
ing. That seems to be about what
he has done as we learn from the best
authority that Mr.. John Thomas of
Fort Scott Kansas, was united, in
matrimony on Tuesday June "a, to
Miss Kate Pickell, of lola Kansas.
The ceremony was performed in the
residence of Mr.. Jas. Pickell, brother
of the bride, at Bronson and was very
quiet. The young people have taken
up their residence in Fort Scott
where Mr.. Thomas is now employed.
The REGISTER congratulates and
wishes them much joy.
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Two of Bronson's prominent cit
liens were In town this week and ru-
NOR hath it that they fled their ma
tive city to avoid summons as wit
nesses in liquor case which was
brought this week.
Messrs. Winchell & Dryer have sold
their stock of furniture to Mr.. David
Truax, of Missouri. Mr.. Truax has
returned to Missouri to get his family
and expects to take charge of his new
business next week.
J. H. Fisher started last Friday
night for Pennsylvania, being sudden
iy called away on important business.
He will probably return in two or
three weeks. Whitaker will attend
to the duties of his office during his
absence.
Blanche Cain is entertaining her
cousin, Miss Winifred Earhart, of
Ohio, who will remain here three or
four weeks. She was accompanied
west by Mr.. J. w. Corwin, Miss
Blanche's uncle, who returned to Ohio
on Monday.
Mr.. Finpey and Mr.. VIM. Brooks,
of Johnson county Indiana, were in
town the first of the week, looking up
location. They were much pleased
with the country and expect to return
in the fall and buy land here, proba-
bly, bringing with them several other
families.
Mr.. G. E. Benton will leave next
week for a months visit to his home
in Lewiston, Illinois. He has been of.
fered the principalship of the schools
there, but we are glad to know that
he is too well satisfied with his proffes.
sion, and his Kansas home, to consider
the offer.
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PERSONAL.

Capt. Thrasher returned Monday to
his work in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mccoy spent
last Sunday in the city.
Miss Lillian A. Wigs of Lawrence
will'spend the 4th in lola.
The genial "Doc" Davidson was
in town few days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans were
over from Bronson to spend Sunday.
Mrs. J. D. Greassn goes to Kansas
City to-day for few days visit with
friends.
Miss Hettie Greason is in attend
ance at court, Frightening up on her
stenography.
Mr.. r. 3. Whitaker ably assisted
Mr.. Amos in the prosecution of the
larceny case of the State VS.. Joseph
McCool.
Mr.. Jas. Campbell and family were
down from the north part of the county
this week for short visit with our p.
o. clerk.
| Mrs. A. H. Evans and son returned
Tuesday to their to home in Ellsworth
after visit of several weeks with rel
atives here.
Mr.. J. w. Johnson has been enjoy
| ing the visit of brother from HoOsier-
dom. Old Iolans remember him
pleasantly.
Mrs. A. p. Brewer is down from
Lawrence for visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clifford. She expects to re-
main a month.
Miss Mollie White returned Tues
day from her eastern visit, and is
warmly welcomed home by her nu-
merous friends.
Mr.. Simpson Smith and son Thorn
as, of jacksonville, Pennsylvania, old
friends and neighbors of Oscar Foust,
are visiting with him this week.
Jas. Collins starts this week for
Ration. New Mexico, where his broth
er David is now located and where he
will probably remain all summer.
Miss Lura Arnett left for Lawrence
Monday. She was obliged to curtail
her visit on account of the sad intelli-
gence that her mother had fallen and
broken her arm.
E. p. Dunbaugh, Humboldt's "Star
Grocery" man, was in attendance up
OH court last Monday and made Us a
call which we hope will be repeated
weenever he is in town.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Leave orders for ice at Fuckers.
Iron and wood pumps of all kinds,
at Beck's.
Judge Stillwell will deliver the ora
ton at Toronto to-day.
Hay Forks speciality at the large
Hardware store of J. ]. Casmire & Co.
We make speciality in every line
of our business-Call! J. W. Mcclure
Ice cream boxes at Fuckers
G.. A. R. round trip tickets on sale at
the Southern Kansas depot to Mime
apolis, Mimi.
Leave orders for ice with J. f.
Wheeler, successor to the Candy COM
pany.
One second hand thresher for sale
A. w. Beck.
Read A. E. Wright's new ad. this
week.
Ladies, We have new line of fans,
parasols, lace mitts, Lisle gloves and
gauze underware. J. w. Mcclure.
lola Collection Agency, Matthew,
eth chapter, 10Th verse.
A few Hammocks to close out at
rery low prices. J. J. Casmire d Co.
Finest ice cream and coolest parlors
at Wheeler's
Mr.. J. P. Vancil is slowly recover
ing from a severe attack of typhoid
fever.
Our stock of Diston's hand saws
Dlston's plastering trowels, is now
complete. ]. J. Casmire & Co.
Ifyou want to get your soda water
from the handsomest fountain in the
state, go 70 Frank Wheeler's.
Democratic convention at Chicago.
Round trip rates one fare both ways
Call on agent at S. X. depot.
Coolest place in lola at Lees parlor
Buy box Of baking powder a: Ste
phens, for fifty cents, and get chance
to draw a sewing machine.
If you attend the Moran celebration
60 Lee Fuckers stand for the best ic,
cream.
We have no hesitaney in saying
that we sell the best vapor stow,
made. J. J. Casmire & Co.
Rev. S. A. Ault, of the Reform
church, will preach at the Court
House at the usual hour next Sunday
Go to Goodhue & Evans for you
flags.
Ladies, you will find the finest as
sortment of neck wear in fishues col
Lars in lola at McClure's.
lola Collection Agency. y. b. Con
ira stimulum calces. ii faut de Far
gent.
We go TO press several hours earle
than usual this week in order to Civ
the boys chance to gather in a fresl
supply ofpatriotism.
I'VE keep the best cooking stove i
the state. Superior at the large HARD
ware of J. J. Casmire & Co.