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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-22
ROAD NOTICE.
Is. j. Stewart, ct a.
STATE OF KANSAS, ALLEN Co. So.
,frfe of E1ps1e IN ,rbou, ,,c,,

STATE OF KANSAS, ALLEN Co. SS.
The STATE of Kansas to rhom ii may concern:
NNTHEREAS application has been made by
w petition to the board Of county commits
sioners of said county, for locating q county
road as follows, to- wit: Commencing at the 81
corner of the swq of the neg of sec 81, To, rIs
and going in southerly direction on the mosi
practicable r. ute IN the direc, ion Of what il
known as the Vegetarian Ford on the Neosho
river, to the county line between Allen and Ne
OshO counties
And whereas, G. c. Kelsey, David Bimm and
L. Ii. Pursons viewers and Frank Kelsey coun-
ty surveyor Of said county, hove been ordered
by said county commissioners to view, survey
and locate said road.
Therefore you are hereby notified that said
viewess and surveyor will proceed on the 10th
day of March. 1884, at 3 O'Clock q. M. at the
place of beginning of said road, to view, survey
and locate said road, and perform whatsoever
other duties as are required OF them by law;
and unless you then file written application
with said viewefs, giving q description Of the
premises on which YOU claim damages or COM
be barred.
Witness my hand at my Office in lola, in said
county, this I'd day of February A. d 1884.
FebSs2w X. W. DUFFY, Co, Clerk.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-22
DR.. HENDERSON
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE At INDEPENDENCE, KANs,s
JAN. IS. lss4 !
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the clerk
of District Court ut lola, Kansas. on Monday
March IL, 1884, viz: GRAM + L. Lehman for
the neq of sec 10, tp %, rel.
He names the following witnesses to prove
of, said land, viz: L. C. Thompson, W. X.
Smith, q. W. Miller, W. LGhn.ann, all of
Bronson, Kansas. }. NJ. SALTER.
No. 239l. Register:
Feb IT.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-22
Millions Given Away.

Millions of bottles OF DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption, coughs,
and colds, have been given away as trial
bottles of the large size. This enormous
outlay would be disastrous to the pro.
prietors, were it not for the rare merit.
possessed by the wonderful medicine
Call at Goodhue & Evans and get
n trial bottle free. and try for yourself
1t never fails to cure.
"Ilttle Joker" is the best smoking
tobacco.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-22
CHURCH Directory.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL,

Eorner of Jefferson Avenue and Broadway St
Services every Sabbath III II u. M and 10 p. IN
Class meeting immediately after the morning
service. sunday school ut $50 a. m, s. 5
Hankins Superintendent. Prayer meeting ever
Thursday evening 1T 30 p. m. strangers anu
visitors in the city and all 9th cordially iurt-
ed to all these services.
s. s. WEATHERBY, Pastor
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Consumption Cured.

An oil physician. retired from active practice
having had placed in his hands by an East India
Missionary the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy ard permanent cure of
Consumption, bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma,
and all Throat and Lung affections, also a posi-
tive and radical cure for general DEBILITY and
all nervous Complaints, after having thoroughly
tested is wonderful curative powers in thou
san'is of casrs, feels ii his duty max. it
known t. his suffering fellows. The recipe will
be sent free OF charge, t. all who de ire il
with full directions for preparing and success
fully using. Address with stamp. manning
this paper. DIR. j c. Raymond, l64 Waslintou
Street, Br 'oklyn, n. Y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-22
ROAD NOTICE.
s. J. Stewart 1T al. ;,

STATE or KANSAS, ALLEN COUNTY, IS.
The State of Kansas. to rhon it may concern:
WHEREAS. application has heen made by
w petition to the b ard of c.,unty COMMITS
siOners of said county for lOcating a county line
road n llpws, to-wit: ommercing at the Sc
Garner Of sec 81. TIC. rs, this beii,g OH the
county line between Alleh and Ne sh" counties
thence W following said county line to where
said county line crosses til" NeOsho river
Aud whereas, &. &. Kelsey, David Bymm
and l.. B. Purs"ns viewers. and Frank Kelsey
county surveyor Of said county. have been or
tered by said county commissioners tn view.
survey and locate said road. Therefore you are
hereby notified that said viewers and survey or
will proceed on the ,rh day of March, 1854, at
10 o clock a. M, ut the place Of beginning of
said road, tn view, survey and locate said road
and perform Whatsoever other duties as are Ie-
pur'-d If them by law; and unless you then
iiie written application with said viewers, Civ
ing description of the PROMISES on which you
claim damages r coinpen satiOn, your applica-
tim for the same will be barred.
Witness my hand at my Office in lola, in said
county, this Ind day of February a. ID. 1874.
Febszw X. ". DUFFEY, CO. Clerk.
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BAPTIST.

On Sycamore Street. Large lsiok iRoash-east
OF the square Preaching every SUNDAY at ii a
m. and at the usual hour in the evening. Sun
day School at GAS am. A. l.. Dfbble Superin-
tendent. Prayer meeting every Thursday eve
ming at =. m. This notice is inserted to assure
you of q warm welcome II any of these services
W. S. WEBB, PastAr
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-22

The Christifs Church of lola. Alien county
Kansas, meets al the Court House for wor.
ship the seconc and fourth Lords Day in eacs
month at IL u. m. HENkY MAKTIS, Pastor.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Corner Madison Avenue and Western Street
Preaching MT i a. m. Sabbath school Ut p 80
q. M Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
All are invited to Sshese services.
e s. MILLER PASTOR
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-22
Bible SOCIETY

A supply of Btties and Testaments may be
found at the Allen County Bible DEPOSITORY, al
Charles A. steele's place OF business
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CHRISTIAN.
CHRISTIAN

Services on Rrst Sunday Of every month at II
O'Clock n. m. at the Court House
THes BARTLETT, Pastor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-02-22

Inflammation of the Lungs etc
speedily cured by using DIR. Jacksons
Syruptf Wild Cherry and LnngwUrt
Sold by all druggists.
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Secret Saeifties.
SAUNDERS POST NO. 254

Meets the first Saturday before full moon of
each month, IN Dawson Hall, at 7:3Up- m All
comrades In good standing are invited
y. ID. LACY, p C.
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McCOOK POST, NO. 81, G. A. R.
Meets the frat SATURDAY after each full moon,
at the odd Fellows Hall. All comrades in
l. N. SAWYER, p. c..
a. HENDERSON, Adj-
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STATEMENT

or ACCOUNTS allowed by the Board of
~ County Commi- sioners.
JANUARY TERM, lisa,
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Business Directory.

J. S. LAFARY,
ESTIST= OFFICE OVER BEATTl'S
IL Furniture store, lola, Kansas. satistac-
tion guaranteed
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]. H. FISHER,
&C. BOYLE,

A TToRNEY-AT-LAW. Deputy County At
N torney Office at the Court house, lola,
Kansas,
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80 g 60 q pauper ;,
+ W Arnold labor for county.
VIM Cunningham goods for auls
III 4 Black services bridge CONN
sioney. Material furnished :.
Wedin 4 Fitzs.mnobs goOGs for .
Ptl =
McNutt Brds gods for prisoners
II r C"mas meat f. pauper -.
) 4 Brown L. Co material fuYnis
county . .
Moses Neal goods for super.
w j Myers keeping -
Joe sheliman keeping pauper
4 + Wri: hit goods forl auper. -.
L X Russell medical attendance
pauper .-.- .--.......
DodsN Orth & 10 blanks
II Nj Hgslfuli I'M or fees Noy form
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
TBE DFNOCR4TIC REyOLT.

BY this time il has doubtless occurred To the
Democrats and their allies that "socitudc "
begins at home. They have discovered that the
revolt from Cleveland in their own ranks has
reached serious proportions. They have staked
everything on the vote of New York, and what
is the prospect that confrOnts thcm2 In the
western part of the State the dissatisfaction is
so bitter that the most influential Democrat of
that section has felt justified in rosguing the
editorship of so stanch an exponent of DemOc
racy as The Rochester Union, as well as his
place as Electorate Large on the Democratic
ticket. Mr.. Purcell preceded Mr.. Manning in
the craftsmanship of the State Committee,
and has a strong following in Monroe and
the adjoining counties. His detection is a scri-
Gus loss to the Democracy. 1t will cost them n
large number of votes AT the capital of the
State. another veteran Democratic editor, Mr.
Callicot, ex-Speaker of the Assembly, while 0s-
tcnsibly supporting Cleveland. does not hesitate
to avow in his paper THE Aibany Times that
he does not believe he can be elected. Thi. is
the way he expressed himself night or two
since:
We are sorry say that It looks very much Ike the
MAYNARD campaign over aAain. Then, as nov. "a man
whom the Democrats did not want for their candidate
WI placed IN nomination. Then "a now, this was
aiu.t the earnest protest OF who cared much for
tie party but little for the machine. Then now. the
machine managers boa,cd loudly that they would
more votes from Republicans than they woulG lose from
Democrat. Then as now. undue confidence placed
uuon that unparalleled and ueycr-tO be repeated
1872 900 majority Then. now Republican udepcn-
dents were coaxcd and BATTERED and Democratic regulars
were bulllcd and sat upon Then, bat now IL was
fine lquot dealers who were souled. NoW. bat not
them IL +, tic Irish element the labor element the anti
monopoly element and many other elements who feel ag
zrie,ed What 6ill be the result Mr. Manning aud his
friends are confd, that IT VIII be Democratic victory
Bat 80 they were in Mayuarls case. Yet he was not
elected They relied then the Republican vote; they
rely upon It now II failed them then; and much
afraid Il will fail them nov.
4 third leading Democratic editor, Mr.. Par
mentcr, of Tie troy Press, is on record as dep
rccatng Mr. Clcvcland's nomination, warning
the party that its tendency would be- to make
a good many Democrats lukcwarm ~; while the
news l. that hundreds OF the Irish voters of
that Democratic stronghold have already be-
come So lukcNnm as 10 enroll themselves la
the Blaine column. Thus wc find that at three
points 80 important "a Albany. Rochester and
Troy, in the interior, the Democratic lines are
broken. l}onching the metropolis, we observe "a
still more important rebellion lnmmany, with
her seventy odd thousand votes, cannot be-
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who was captured yesterday by the Health
Olicers--and even to the patient himself wheh
he RECEIVERS. Such ignorance concerning
their own welfare and that of their neighoors
as was shown by these people is entirely mex
cusable after all the explanation In regard 70
sanitary matters which has been made to the
public; and il the lowest and poorest classes
have not learned through the newspapers ny
this time that patients are kindly treated III the
hospitals they should have begun to suspect as
much from their own exper ionce and that OF
persons whom they know. This case of Hughes
Is 6agrant one. Two OF his children VINO
have been exposed to the disease arc still
hidden away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
PERSONAL
SNEAKER Carlisle and wife are at Old Point Comfort

Sneaker Carlisle and wife are at Old Point Comfort
The recently circulated rumor that bsquest OF $1,000
r,ae nv IN. late Mrs jacob Yanatta, OF MorristOwB, ~
~ the American Board Of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions had been with other lEds Incorporated and
hcnu9ed with bV the treasurer or the board appears
% lack even single element OF trh PIT. 'Snat@ 20
M .lrn lega v and her executor Mr. Alfred Mis- pai
I'm, "a m, hoard or its treasurer; and the last named
oa-r Mr. Langion s. Ward. ~ innocent OF even the sus
tiriop o. any such msieed IS That impaired 10 Nun
"ui.rsw." writes the Rev. Dr. B2rtc. OF Boston, OF
the lae Professor A. :. Packard, OF Bowdon college
"sfv ak wears since he begas 10 teach me Creek. Wnh
c-ciau beauty he had OF face, anf melody OF voice. w
rr,rc such az his aectosse pupils have secured can
match t.e portrait stu in the professors chAr ana
anon, ali the toaes of that old time not one ln;er more
.,,.,cal in NV ear than that cultural next Win
which after good recitation, he Womb Al once ehP.
his own satisfaction and call another sudrht up, -
made on me- that imp cssi0n 0f love and purify rn.
putS a. forever his dcbt Indt ne wa. no ''sS -.
and confederate than lust OF fs pupil, COl" 80
Doubt and there be greater tribute o. bohot 'S
the u snia vote OF college hcyS Nor was " a.,
lax disc pliRaln that they paid their respect Oohn
was the chosen amusement because 10 was iihc aeIu
ing the relish OF forbidden fruit. one Orght e'css
", ia a cla.suate. | was out in the yard to"Su ~.
Rrtusyick woods by the aid OF a celestial globe ny E .
fix In NV mind the places OF some 81 the stars AD'o
for Tue purpose was In our hands Pretty soon tEc
on nv Nosted that hour OF Packard ineyeu AZ.
lont and swift asng he sttaiyhl pam th@t e -. n
house. TO a room whcn professor then used l, hss
The collage nall When II got abreast OF us 70 Vhus,
down with hs adroiness of an ironcad MONITOR 70 ~.
OF its prey supposed 10 be az the mischief o an lnP.
lluuinalon shs never forget the sound of e"mh.
frou. hrs throat aud the rapid retreat OF his steps VIZ
he discovered, with some shame, our 0ccupailOn ou
blaze Of lamp the sCeatlhc figures under mo ,r
lustre OF the sky. perhaps, wheh We pereNel a
lag upon Us, there some friendly malice 10 m' "a
him " approach AZ full speed aud In our utter c''
grOssmeut IN our phiosophc TASK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
TEN PAGES.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRTrGy-Tho survivors Of the Groelv party
were reported to be improving. - The Egyptian
Conference is expected to meet on Tuesday. --
There were 5S deaths from cholera in 2i hours IN
Narsees ---- 4 skirmish took place between
Che patrols and rebels at SuaKim. -= The death
of Ferdinand Won Hochstcttcr, ermln geoogIst,
is announced.
) DOM srIC.-NIr Blaine's letter of acceptance was
ISSUED yesterday; General Logan's will be ready
next Wednesday. - The National Educational
Convention adjourned. ==- An express messenger
was arrested in Pttsburg for stealing $looOo'
r. Connors the man accused Of the murder OF
Casey In Troy. was discovered in Missouri. -
Ram Chandra Bose addressed tho summer School OF
Christian Philosophy at Key last. -- \ Texas
murderer was shot and left for dead by mob aud
then escaped.
CRY AID SUBUEDAN.-Ilenry C. I'dder has
transferred all his prorerty to Arnold, Constable
Co Favorable aports received yesterday 10y
gepnblicnn National and state Committees. .
Judge Van llocscn decided that elevated railroads
bad NO riehl 10 put stations In cross streets. -
Ta-Senator Cha1ce testified 30 10 hls loan OF
tJOOOOO TO Grant IS Ward. - N'tIopolitans
won an easy victory over the Athletics. - Gold
value of tho logal-tcuder silver dollar ll%l2
grains) 81 ~ cents .- stocks wero moro gon-
orally active and at advancing prices, aud closed
fevoilshly strong.
Tnr Manufacturers local observations in
dioato slightly warmer, partly cloudy md far
weather with chances of rain. Temperature" yo7-
tordayi Highest. sioi lowest, G3'i average II "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
RESULTS or GREELTS LIB0RS.

Lieutenant Greedy has made an important
contribution to geographical rs well as scien-
tifc knowledge. The meteorological work nm
dertakcn in conjunction with the other inter
national colonies vas not neglected, and the
results will prove Of the highest value, ina'-
much as this was the northernmost station in
the circuit of observation stretching around
tie Pole The records have been carefully pre-
served and are complete for two years. The
observations have related 10 temperature, bar
ometlic pressure humidity, clouds, wind tides
Terrestrial magnetism, aurCras and other physi-
cal phenomena. il will bee u complete scion
tinc record for one the highest ATTITUDES ever
reached by man. and the results will be ayaila
bic for comparison with similar observations
conducted simultaneously during twelve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
ynoey 10 Advertisements.
Ese,ntes Nelitts.

kpRortrAptr INvtarMrNt-E 80 doubled
Within 70 dsVs ios. iuposdbls un'Its Vl,r Aaomlni
beauirl uadot cy phd Vtredwonl N.ns sns ,as,ib,
thsa.sad hniins .urrsundua depot tHOeloh hsnhV
pasmsa,s ~ Cfoniafs 81 IL WitAoN Austasy aap htsat
way, n, v
posr,r,s ryrrnMiSA rops destroy liedbugs
Peaches Rats Mice Moths fhss flsia AhtA e.Alaa.,s"
lie, tnfaibls remedies MOI p"sm"n@ ~" h'"""'"''
20 MaiiehsaRe Al hetes
Sl-FuIL SRr--Painlcss cItractlng without
charge artificial teeth are ~ he assrst TEEN M
made while WsitgE Iag 10 alenlthoa DuA anu pVs 'a
ave" o"'ho' '''"'" NV On MODEMANE
SURF HoTRL, FIRE ISLAND BEACH,
Cool breAy0A cure Tor CAtarth ay Fever malaria ana
Chnls and Fever. cool hshAE sailing AMI hNhns
Trains from Long Island. H.81 a. m aAd 400 N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
NONE RULE nv yVr .o,


Bourbon rule In the South implies evor,u.,
that Is obnoxious to Northern Republicans Ta
tlmldation goes before it, and the di.f,,a
chisement of colorcd voters follows in n, ,s.n
II always Implies an unfair vote, for thar. !,
not single Southern State where the color l''
Is not sharply defined aud where Demoe,,,is
rule II not psrpetuatcd 10y outragcs upon ,,,g
zenship. Whenever a necessity arises for co,,,,.,
methods, II involves glaring frauds. false ,,.,'
tlati0n, n dishonest count aud royoltiny c,,,..
The South Is solid f0rthe Democratic marty o,i,
because the war amendments pfo prnrienlly 49,
nhllcd nnd tighilul maioriios wiped ont loo,
bon run In North Carolina /, lO be- condon,,,l
not only on these general ground, IA nbbo,,ea,
10 all rght-mIndcd. libcriy-loying American.
but also ~ involving The abolition of local ,elr
government. IL stands for Capitalization a,
political power In the State Legislature and tha
arbitrary usurpation Of functions rlghtfnlly ho.
longing to the counties and townships. TIA.
deprived local communities of the right Of oov'
erning themselves and clecting their town and
county officers 1t has reduced home rule IN,
shallow and meaningless farce.
An incisye letter from Raleigh corresnon.
dent published in another column of this issua
outlines the methods by which the Bourbons Al
that State have effected this result. The Re-.
publicans gave the State under the Reconstuc.
ton act constitution that provided fully fo,
home rule and self government, and empowf rcd
the.pcopc to elect all officials from Constant,
to Governor Under Bourbon rule the peonls
have been deprived of all control over then
county affairs. They pay taxes, but have no
voice in regulating the keyics or in disbursinu
money fer local purposes. They neither elect
Justices of the peacc in their townships nor have
aught to do with the mana gementof the schools
where their children are educated The whole
system of town and county government is con.
Quoted in the interest of political favorites. and
placemen of corrupt legislature. Bourbon
rule in North Carolina implies the reversal o.
every principle of local self government and re-
spOnsible home rule which municipal rcformcp
in the North consider of vital Importance. Thu
Is point which too-toO idealists and Republic
can sorebeads in this city and Brooklyn will dc
well to bear in mind. They profess To be- siren
uOus advocates of the principles which Mayor
Low and Mr.. Roosevelt represent. If Mr.. Cleve.
land be elected Presi lent, it will be with tn.
electoral vote OF North Carolina and Other
Southern States, where responsible home ul.
does not exist and where the influence of cor.
rupt systems of township and county govern.
mcnt is brought To- bear in National elections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
mp. MEIn.S ROMR-SHELL.


The open letter which Edwin II. Mead re-
Gently addressed 10 The Boston ldrrtgcr has
produced profound impression in the political
circles Of that city. Mr.. Mead is am ludcpend-
cnt Republican aud n Free Trader but above
all hc ia man who loves justice and fair play.
He lnyors the election of Mr.. Blaine, and his
letter f, The 1drcrtigcr is q severe aruigumcnt
of that paper for its glnring Inconsistency i'm
dcnounrng lhc very man for whom brat liltlo
while ago it had only words Of praise and nd
ulirton. The ldrcrtgcr, in replying to the
letter cypl1us that the gifted gentleman who
"Nas then lwhcn the paper was friendly To Mr..
Bouc "cdltor-in-chicl is unhapply mo- longer
"liyug. and that his associate who was at the
" time in immediate charge during thc editors
"ab.cuco hls for several month, had no con
"nocIion win thi. papcr.' In othcr words,
THE ld,yiis0 Of today IA not to be- con-
founded with the old 1drUiiscr. which gained
lts prestige under Halle and Goddard. stick
q pin there. There are excuses that conapicu-
ouly fail 10 make matters better.
Ga another page we reproduce some of the
references which The Adrcriiscr made 10 Mr..
Blaine while the gifted gentleman who UNI
happily is no longer living was in chlIgo Of
the paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-19
POLITIC4L NOTES.

The men who profess great devotion to CVll sef'V'
form il they entrey Sicne.t, would not reeu
reminded by Colonel Hay that II Is NOT s'ie ~.
into no,,er a Marty which will instantly dismiss ss
trained, experienced aud capable servants WV .sntg
grown up IN the puDlc service during the la''
years
The Neir- Ori>ans FcayWns Il an outsroseh' 90.
promising Democratic organ, when h''s =, 49,, A
,r.e s,d p.na,t them more frequently, than most v
us Marty contemporaries said me- nedyHn' on ~. ..
dn, l,sti "Tbe enthusiasm With which the Bon'"A'''