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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-13
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banoeln tmnter nod Sffi3iere IN Oeuti1z
laito nab Dem iauberen @runoiobe Des
preuBtiben Generals bon MIuens1ebeu:
ipenn Der SoIoat I'M Srieoen ouf einem
9epaltSmarl6e ooer Bel elmer ,forcirteu"
uebung umfomlne, 10 made Dies nihts;
benin aud babel iterbs er fiir's 3aterlano.
Yer 9tdBltden SGinoerei baDerii6er
Eruppen I'M uDrtgen Sommer lit in poriz
ger g8ode cine Gbnli6e Gu6lerei zines
tletIitoatli6 ~tbirtu9ti6en 1teginents, oes
turtten t6lrin8ii6eu Snianteriez Jtegtz
mentS, 0roBbsrSpg bon Sahien, $50. 81
9efolgt, tpeLdes auf Die StGote gGeimar,
Send uno @iieudd Dertbeilt lit uno aus
XdnoeSfinoern bes 0roBbersoas &arl
Nleranoer bon Sa6iens8 eimar beftebt.
Oteler humane Shirt bat aber in MtlitGrz
luhen tpenig 81 lagen uno i'm trifft tpobl
gar feline S6ulo.
OaS Eegtme1t mubte nit boiler Telbz
ousrltltung BET tur6tbarer Sibe einen
uebungsniar16 bon Meirnar bis nd6 @rz
turt MAIDEN, un0 Der Otari6 ipltrDe ielblt
tpGbreno Der heiBeiten MtittagsSe fortz
gelebt. Jtidt lpenl9er als bunoertunDStpan3ig
Htarrt ttelen untertDegs UNI unD blieben
lte9eIt; pier 1tarben auf Der StelIe; neun
blleben gang betouBtlos lt1o geIQDmt; uber
pier3i9 IicQen jeBt in 6ospitaI in @rfurt
aln Sonnenlttd oarnieoer, uno mebrere oaz
BON itHO in duBeriter HsbenSgefa6r.
9u Die Deinlarti6en &ruppen tbatid9Iid
unter preu6tihem &omlnanoo fteber, 10 lit
Dteies n,ittelbar an bieier Sbanotbot gegen
etue groBe Nn5abl bon 8iubern bes beutz
i6en Goltes i6ulo; bic uumitteIbare
ShuGo laitet ober auf Der Gegimentsz
lettuug.
Der baperiids SberIt, tpe[6er Dor einem
Sabre ieiue Seute bur6 einen Wfarid i'm
orgiten Snnnenbronoe 10 ~perb6ngniBDoa
quGlte, purbe Sipor Seitpeilig ieiner Stelle
entboben, lit aber ldngit iDieoer yal bielelbe
eingelebt. Seben mir nun ;u, mas nit
ben 8erlbern Der n~eueiten beutihen Solz
oaten ldtnoeret geI6eben tpirb!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-13
MufrMfl

SO tpirb biernait bDiiiblt nm bic NbrefTe BON Bertha
Sagaw, pie nerplttpete Srau BON ST.. Miuiunt
Jteubl BON 8alton, pber Die abrcife tprer g6bne Sep
lt1io 5tooert 3e9oip erintbt. @tuauI9iden oOer obau.
9eoeH IN ber Office Der Satupis GtaatsSeituna.
1lilIQut. 6ten 0nuu3mn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-13

SSerlan9t: &anbpirtbe, Sartuer, Sonbuerfer
nnb Anbere NIT fteinem &opital, Die ii q iefbll.
1taHot9 MAIDEN molen, ftuben hierau pr1btiae @ele.
9enbe1t III &atabec County, W1inHeIpta, mir 60 NHpi.
len bon Wttnueapplts, brett an Der @iIeubobn uuS
&retsltobt (@puntp &eat). 9ie @eQenb lit Die beutbor
trn1tbarlte, <mta unibertroffen in ben Hereinafter
Staaten. San6itribe bon $3.50 bis $500 Der Mder, ie
nod Sage, l1nS @erbeierungen Bet f(eiuer gluaabluno.
s2teS ut tetn 2untbng, lpuberu cine Bona s[tbe" @e.
ieeett9ett fir arbeitSti,ltige eeute nit fleilen Mtittelu
III fnrSer 3ett unobbangi9 5u iueroem. Ser @eneroI.
@9eat Der oortl9en @tnnanoerungsbebbrbe lit Qeoeus
oart19 til Der Stobt unS mpnen ii9 @pplicanten Der.
franensopl1t OH lbr lpeiben unb spar: 3iutmer GIN
~, 9otionaI SoteI,
22s e1art Str, ebicoeo.
y eTl9ngt:. Gin gutter 9rouer ais @eltAafts.
&Delgaaer: INN Die @uBotit -0rauerei an 10.
Ireloel' 99s 8eltbait lit III QUEEN 8etrleb. SyRer,n
@oBotae, 4Bls. 49, % St.u!Hi'
< noerfau fen: @in26 I)cst rt-1 a.
- 9ofel nub Soarbingbaus l8 3tmmer, S. bendn.
ol9e SnarbeEs, saloon llno Somple 3tppn1 In hener
SronnHg. Moreis: ~
6llSipo I 81 @toots,eiturs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-13
IermiRfe GrGen.

e.
Die nabbettannten 9erienen ifnb eriuGt, f9 bel
8. Wtardmortb, gtebtsauipolt in Cincinnati Ohio,
gu meloen, lpeIber onein bic Grbibaften gu erbeben
berebtt9t lit:
SODonno anislm aus Stuff; Grbeu bon @nua o..
Ante; :. Nlgermtnen geb. Sn0oe aus 9tiGen1u; q.
II. ". 8anoenotltel anaebI. in SrDpflpn; 8. 8ret=
nin9 aus @lieuin9en; VI. 8obenf1ab aus GlberS.
reltb; s.. SeDerle ans Soebr; gB. Gruiius Geb. fSrieb.
RID aT9ebL,c in ytem BORT; Mar9aretba &ege meier
9n9ebl. IN CINCINNATI; So Slider aus Oepfinaeu;
Slepnora nnp 3. aus 9ettin9eH; &. S. g~lnoelien aug
Seulte; Mnna @oee aus 3orb; &. @rebe aus 9~tenoers.
4anieni s. s. s. 8. nn0 s. 9. &eibel aus Maden.
buden; Grben BON S. Soepen; Nuua %. @ettuer aug
Ntttter1t9n; y. Ut 9auBer 9eb. Sneiier aug Berg
teloeii ). s.. Selener pereb. Scbmio unb &. y. pereD.
Wtolenfopf aug Stlori3banIen; 8. Sol3partb aus
9~opnpetler; 8. M. 6D1b geb. uber aus e~Sreubeu=
ltaot;. 9. Serrnlannsboerfer aus &reuBen; S.. g.
$enntg gus aeipaig; 6. y. 9abn aus stebertpplfiptB;
Wt. o.. 9err1noHn aus WeiBeufels; M. u. Sermunt
aus Mbensber9; Anua Wt. 9ierl eu9 @e9r ODER @raol
eus hulelseorT; 9. s.; y. 9offmaul aus @ItDna; ~.
Slpler aug S 81 =. 9: !, Sort aus Saa6e9ait; 8.
s.. s. Inna Nc &ten5le uub u. s. nereb. Sue6er
aus &upptn9en; s. Gabn aus &aubeubaGD; 6. Sief.
pooer on9e5l. i'll aeuasi Dtarto u. 3aegt AUD Bfeifer
rena aus Srptttau; Is. Wiun6 aus 9isutarf; q. W.
Wtleller ahs Neuuftrbeni Gltlobetb WtoDer aus
Nntermleielader Anna 4R. Oltermonn ans 3os.
pan9; S. Yretnbl aus 8arsber9; S. s. 9tapp Gus
SpttngeHS grpen pom y. Gnn9e; :. Hitiol ons 9ier=
ntueDle; .. s.. Sbraoe olaebl. III SercS; 6. unb &Qs
rolt1te Sels cas- Affeitrob; g. @. GDrueter aus &llb-
f%0l9soorf; Nlberttne SGaetoer aug 6artou; 6.
StetiItas Gus 9armftaht; s. s.. s.. Starfe olia @nS=
Spterba9; g a., S. uH6 VI. @aIier aus AttS=
banlen; s. Walter aus &ir9beim II. g.; s.. gppfner
aus oasla1; SobGnna 9Dnr1t aus lGittelltQbt; s..
WeDn!ar aus Eeld1enbaf; S; Is. @a9uer gen. &ue6n
berg /. pr; s. Wf. y. 3eler aug stuinsen.
Nnna Megr seb. atetnle pirb erfu8t, in Der
" SITlee Der Sainots Staats aeituns por3ulpre9ea.
Sill 3tultpD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-13
(grtef on bic SuimOis Gtouts3ettun9.)
Bout prettSiid)en 2aaota9.
Berlin. BEN 26. Sunni al

8oriQen Samitag lit Der preubilde Qalos
tag geldlclieu morDen unb bamtt ging cine
Saguag gu Gnoe, Die gu ben IGa9iten, fleiz
Bigiten, erlolgreihlten uno beoeutenoiten
0eh0rt, melde oieieS Sacrament in leiner
bisberigen @ei1i6te sebabt bat. Obennn
ltebt oas nene ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nit
ieiner Standardization Doer Selbiteins
lhdBung, pslbe na6 Der 2lnitht 0ieley
einen Sorti0rttt in BET @%rtlDifetunQ oes
0fieutlihen 2ebens elmer 9tatior beoeutet
uugei6br ebenio ME Die 0irette Nsiteueruna
zines 8ortibritt ge9e1 Die lnbirefte btIoet.
DAB Der aerH uno Q~usgdngspuntt ieDer
3telorm Der @intomnenfteuer in 9reuRen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-13

9ie uabbetannten 9erfonen finb eriudt, f1 bel
8. Mtorftportb, Hedtsaulpolt in @tnclnnati Ohio,
gu rleioelt. tpeIber aaetn bic Grbibaften gu erbebeH
~berebti9t lit:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-13

pDGelung sur 8sriaifung iiber's Steer.
Sri1inen. penn ie mtrflt6 in 1oldeni
Sleii6 porbaEoeu paren, BET tbrer Nntuatt
brauBen beinabe INNER uni6aOIt1 9eworS
ben finO.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20
PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.


Hints That When the Navy is Ready
Peremptory Demand viii BE Made on
Chill.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lin view of the
day and night, as well as Sunday work
going on at all the navy yards in fitting
every available vessel for service, a
newspaper representative called at the
Office of the secretary of the navy. Sec
rotary Tracy was at a cabinet meeting,
but Private Secretary Raymond talked
freely within certain limits. Yes"
he said, "we are working night and
day and Sunday as well, fitting all
our boats for service. The papers
are wrong, however. in saying such
condition has not existed since the war
1t did once-the Virginius affair. Of
course, we think the situation justifies
this haste and effort or we would not
make it Still war is not bound to
come. That is not the idea, only the
Gillian matter is by no means settled
and we want to be ready"
One thing was clear in Assistant
Secretary Raymond's talk and that
was that the navy intended to be ready
LOT the WORST II IS SurmlSeQ InaU
good deal of fault was found in the
state department because the navy was
not ready at the crisis in the Gillian
case to back up the state department
in its demands.
The incessant work in the navy yards
provokes good deal of uneasiness in
naval and military circles The reason
of the hurried preparations is kept a
profound secret, but naval people here
believe it portends trouble. Il am
confident" said a naval officer, that
powder will be burned over the Gillian
matter yet 1 can't say just how OF.
when it will be brought about,
but we feel sure it is coming.
War is the logic of the herculean
effort the United States is making
to get its boats ready. No peace
theory iustifies the present condition
in the navy yards. My idea is that the
state department has made up its mind
fully in the Gillian matter from what
Egan and Schley have written; that it
is keeping quiet and pushing things to
get ready. When the navy is ready
Blaine will make peremptory demand
for redress and in case Chilli refuses
compliance at once order the feet to
enforce the demands. That is what
think and believe too it is the general
belief among all the naval officers"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20
VIAL STATISTICS.
Ills ingenious Cittle Plot Won For II
just Once.

His ingenious Eittle Plot Won For Him
just Once.
He was such a smart-looking tramp
that the woman in the back yard, when
he appeared, thought he was an agent
of some sort
Good morning, ma'am,r he said
glibly, taking off his hat
II don't want to buy anything to-
day." she replied, busying herself with
clothes-line. s.-
I'm glad of that, ma'am, f" he chirped,
for I've got nothing to sell"
"Ain't you an agent of some kind?'
she inquired, her woman's curiosity
getting the better of her.
THANK gracious Heaven, ma'am,
I'm not" he replied fervently.
What are you, then?" and she began
to back and fill.
I'm a collector, ma'am,"
I'VE don't owe anything" she said,
nervously.
"You should be grateful for that,
ma'am; but you are mistaken in me
again; I'm not that kind of collector. 1"
mop"
''No, ma'am; I'm a collector of vital
statistics"
Going to take the census again?'
she inquired anxiously.
Wrong again, ma'am. It's only
plain, every day vital statistics
want"
what do you mean?"
''Vital statistics, ma'am; vital sta
tistics; bread and meat and perhaps pie
or cold puddin', ma'am, to put it in the
vernacular That's the only vital
statistics Pm after. and they are very
vital, ma'am, for haven't seen one for
twenty-four hours"
oh" she exclaimed with sigh of
relief, and he went away loaded with
statistics Detroit Free Press.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20
REPORTS DENIED.

Sensational Stories From Brazil Denied BY
the Brazilian Minister of Foreign At
fairs.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12-Senhor Men
donca, the Brazilian minister here, at a
late hour last night received the fol-
lowing cablegram:
Brazilian Minister at Washington, via Lis
bon, Nov. II, 1891:
Continue to deny alarming reports spread
through Europe in regard to restoration of
monarchy and disturbance of public order
In Brazil Rio de Janeiro is perfectly quiet
business is satisfied and lively with conf
dence in the government News daily re-
ceived here announces perfect quiet in all
the states except Rio Grande do Sui, where
the government has taken measures to put
down the conflict arising from the struggle
tor supremacy between the two parties
There is no idea of secession, which is re-
pugnent to all Brazilians No conflict ex-
lists outside of Rio Grande do Sui Deny
London Times telegram and declare that
there is no general discomfort in the coun-
try. The government will shortly fix day
for the congressional elections, according
to the electoral law Restoration of the
monarchy is opposed almost universally, as
a matter definitely settled. euro Preto
Labuco and the old monarchists are enjoy
ing perfect freedom. Exchange is conducted
with security, and confidence in the govern
ment's stability is general The bank of the
republic is not giving artificial quotations
and the English banks are dealing in ex
change with freedom. They declare tina
the reports to the contrary are circulated by
the enemies ofthe republic. CHERMoST.
Minister Mendonca has furnished
a copy of the above cablegram to Sec
rotary Blaine. He explains that it was
sent by Senior Chermont the Brazilian
minister of foreign relations, to the
Lisbon mission with instructions to
forward it to the Brazilian ministers
in all European countries as well as
the United States.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20
THE IOWA COUNT.
County Boards of Supervisors Finisl
With the Election

With the Election.
Dies MONIES, Ia, Nov. 13-The
county boards of supervisors have at
last finished. the canvass of the vote
cast at the last election. Returns from
all counties make the total vote cast
for governor 42O,2I4 This is the
largest vote ever cast in the state. The
vote in the presidential election of 1855
was 405, 900.
OF the total Boies, democrat, received
2O7, SIS; Wheeler, republican, 1919, 759:
Westfall, alliance, 11,91S; Gibson, pro-
hibition, 962- Boies' plurality is 1916,
lacking 1904 of being a majority. Two
years ago Gov. Boies lacked only 4O1 of
having a majority of all the votes cast
in the state
For Acknowledgements Bestow,
democrat, had 2OS, S22; Van Houten. re-
publican, 200, $50; Bestow's plurality,
1924
For judge of the supreme court
Kline, democrat has 203,619; Weaver,
republican, 200, 461; Kimes' plurality.
3,15S
For superintendent of public instruc-
tion-Knopfer, democrat, has 2O3, 10;
Sabin, republican, 2O2, $50; Knopfer's
plurality. S9S &C.. a. er.... t.
Forrailroad com dem
ocrat, 2O6, S12; Campbell, republican,
1876, $50; Dey's plurality, 1O.S7a The
whole democratic ticket is elected
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20
THE SEALING DISPUTES,

Hints That n Treaty Between England and
the United States Has Been Signed and
Only Awaits the Action of the Senate.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE public
was taken into the confidence of the
| diplomatic branch of the government
| yesterday afternoon in continuation of
| the hearing begun before the United
States supreme court in the case of
the Canadian sealer w. P. Savward,
seized for Illegal sealing in Behring
sea, the first announcement being made
that the prolonged diplomatic CORE
spondence between Secretary Blaine
and Lord Salisbury had resulted in an
agreement by which, with the consent
of the senate, the long pending dispute
over the seal fisheries in Behring sea
would be definitely settled.
Solicitor-GeneralT Taft, who was adj
dressing the court, made the first init
nation that the correspondence be-
tween the two countries had reached
the point of an agreement upon arbi-
tration- Then he stopped.
When Justice Gray desired some more
explicit statement as to whether an
agreement upon arbitration had been
actually reached the solicitor-general
hesitated to reply and intimated that
perhaps he had revealed more than he
mot being cabinet officer and being
authorized to speak only on legal ques-
tions) should have done -.
Thereupon Attorney-General Miller
interposed and not only substantiated
all that the general-solicitor had said,
but went further aud announced that
they had effected an agreement
This was practically the first an
nouncement made as to the progress
of the Behring sea negotiations since
the last correspondence was made pub
lie showing difference of opinion be-
tween the two governments as II the
points of arbitration. and the attorney
general was asked after adjournment
if he would throw some light on the
subject. ut is true that an agreement
upon arbitration has been reached" he
said. ''The matter has been settled
between the two governments, but is
subject to ratification by the senate"
What are the points of arbitration"
81 cannot say any more than l said
in court Why don't you go to the state
department? Yes, you can state as a
fact that an agreement has been con-
Guided"
Secretary Blaine positively declined
to make any statement touching the
matter. .r->re
The inference drawn from the de-
velopments is that the president will
submit to- the senate an agreement in
the nature of a treaty between the
United States and Great Britain by
which the parties bind themselves to
accept as final and conclusive the def
milton to be given by arbitrator
of the exact rights of the
United States in Behring sea as
well as to pay any awards of damages
suffered by the nation that is declared
to have held the true contention. 1t is
also presumed that arbitrator have
been selected, but none of the officials
seen would discuss the details of the
agreement doubtless for the reason
that it has to be submitted to the SEN
ate for ratification and therefore comes
under the executive session rules of the
senate which require secrecy to be OBJ
car-ad
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20
Returninr Emntr-Handed.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 13-The Choctaw
delegation which, headed by Chief
Jones, came on here recently to get
the 100000 appropriated by the
last congress for the Choctaw
equity in the Cheyenne and Arapa-
hoe lands. have gone home empty
handed, and the question now is
whether the next congress will not re-
peal the appropriation. In dishonesty
attempting to throw over their attor-
neys without paying them the Choc-
Jaws gave President Harrison and the
departments reason enough for declin-
ing to paw the appropriation.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20
. THE CONGRESS ADJoURNs.
The Farmers National Congress Elects Of
ficers and AdJourns.


The Farmers National Congress Elects Of
ficers and AdJourns.
SEDALLA, Mo-, Nov. 1S.--The dele
gates to the farmers national congress
were shown about the city yesterday
morning and it was after II o'clock be-
fore they got together for the closing
session.
A paper on Transportation of Farm
Products was read by Hon j. NJ.
Stahl, of Illinois E
Resolutions were presented and unan-
imously adopted recommending state
control of live stock exchanges SO that
no live stock agent could be excluded
from such exchanges; recommending
the passage of national law requiring
the stamping of artificial hog products;
demanding the passage of a federal
law prohibiting gambling in farm prod
ucts; indorsing the principle of reci-
procity and the work already accom-
plished by the worlds fair directory.
The following resolutions, previously
reported upon adversely by the COM
mittee, were rejected by the congress:
Demanding the free coinage of silver
dollars of the value of 100 cents each;
demanding government ownership of
the railways and telegraph; demand
ing that the national revenues be
derived from taxes upon imports which
come into competition with home man.
ufactures; demanding federal prohibit
ton of the sale of Intoxicating liquors
and demanding the cession of arid lands
to the various states eE
At the afternoon session the commit
tee on location reported recommending
Lincoln, Neb., as the place for holding
the convention next year. The recon-
mendation was concurred in and the
second Tuesday after the national
election was fixed as the time.
The following officers were elected:
President, A. w. Smith, of Kansas;
vice-president d. G. Purse, of Georgia;
secretary, B. f. Clayton, of Iowa;
treasurer, William Freeman, of Maine;
first assistant secretary, II. c. Brown,
of Georgia; second assistant secretary,
J. NJ Kelly, of Iowa. a. raTF
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20
AnIrish Lady nrnwned.

DUBLIN, Nov. 1.-THE county seat of
Lord Cloncurry is near Mas, County
Kildare, nine miles southwest of this
city. The mansion is situated on
extensive grounds and one of the
beauties of the place is big lake
To-day, while some keepers were
walking along the shores of the
lake, they saw something in the
water. Procuring suita BILE implements.
they dragged ashore the object which
proved to be body. They found the
body to be that of Hon. Rose Lawless,
youngest sister of Lord Cloncurry. 1t
is matter of conjecture as to how the
unfortunate lady met her death.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20
Disrnntion In Brazil.

LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch re-
ceived from Pernambuco last night
says that the province of Grao Para
has declared its independence of the
Brazilian republic and that. the prov
ince of Bahia is expected also to throw
off the yoke of allegiance to the re-
public.
This action is due to dissatisfaction
at the assumption of dictatorial powers
by President Fonseca and there is no
doubt that the situation in Brazil is
rapidly approaching a point where a
resort to arms will be necessary to
establish the position of the dictator.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20
Cut in Two BY the Cars.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 13.-Louis
d. Ludwig, supposed to be from St
Louis or Upton, Mo-, was cut in two
last night by a freight train at Wau-
hatchie, few miles south of this city.
Two men were trying to board a freight
train for the purpose of stealing ride,
and the one who failed, after running
some distance, started to return to the
station, and on the way found the leg
less body of Ludwig between the trains,
alive, but unconscious he was taken
TO the platform, where he died soon
after. His legs were found twenty
feet away from the track.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20
DIN Piatt Dead.

CLEVELAND. O., Nov. 1S-CoL Don
Piatt died at his home, Mac-O-Chee,
yesterday afternoon. He had been Ill
for two weeks with form of la grippe,
but it was only in his last few days
that his indisposition was regarded as
at all serious The announcement of
his death came as a complete surprise
to his friends and admirers in this city
and owing to imperfect telegraph facil-
tiles, it is impossible to learn full par
ticulars
He was born in Cincinnati, June 10,
1910
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20
He Thought 1t Must BE High.

A Pittsburgher who went into res
taurant at Atlantic City and asked for
beefsteak, potatoes and coffee was
dumbfounded when he saw the check.
1t was for S1.40.
After looking at it twice to make
sure he got the figure right he asked
the waiter:
"What's the price of real estate here?"
Buffalo Commercial
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20
Mohammed Ben All

Slew the Janizaries Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters Stays the dragon of disease II
roots out malarial complaints, dyspepsia,
rheumatism, neuralgia and constipation,
remedies inactivity of the kidneys, rein
forces an enfeebled system. This medicine
of varied uses is sometimes initiated. Avoid
cheap, fiery, local Bitters and demand the
genuine Hestetter's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20

THE complexion becomes clear, the skin
free from eruptive tendencies, the appetite
and digestion improved, aches and pains
cease, the body grows stronger, sound sleep
at night a habit, and the general health
every way better when DR.. John Bulls Sar-
saparilla is made use Of
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20
Tho Only One Ever Printed-Can You Find
the Word?

There is inch display advertisement
in this paper, this week, which has no two
words alike except one word. The same is
true of each new one appearing each week,
from The DR.. Harter Medicine Co. This
house places Crescent on everything
they make and publish. Look for it, send
them the name of the word and they will
return you book, beautiful Autographs or
samples free.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20

ALL cases of weak or lame back, backache
rheumatism, will find relief by wearing one
Of Carriers Smart Weed and BelladOnna
Backache Plasters. Price p cents. Try them
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20

TRY the "a. B. c. Bohemian Bottled Beer'r
made by the American Brewing Co. of st
Louis. Pure, golden, sparkling, nourishing.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-20

THE Public Awards the Palm to Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar for coughs.
PIKE 8 Toothache Drop . re in one minute