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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-18
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
OORDENTOwN O. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ID REV. T. II. LANDON, PRINCIPAL.
u 0YS' SUMNER VACATION HOME; hes. thful pleas
ID and happy Christian home; from June Scpte
S. w. ROBERTSON Gimanton n. H.
EASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Poughkeepsic, n. Y
IL Open all the year Thorough instruction In bookkeeping
Banking Commercial Law Penm3nship. CORES onIence
Arithmetic &C. Ie!egraphy, Steno2rsphy Tvpewr &c
supplied With peteit short
notice No charge for situstons Send caPgo
II LMwCoD SCHOOL FOR BOYS. at Milford. Conn
Il Parents who unfoit the
their viii do well profit by adv antases Offered
by this school the school j. session during the ertire
year FRANK VI. HOWE. Supt
IL REEHOLD INSTITUTE Freehold y. J. 4jth year
College preparation specially business, high school
and classical
% oUGHKEEPsIE MILITARY INSTITUTE. Twenty.
L ninth year. Prepares for college scientific schools
and business FkASK HOLLAND, c. E.. Principal.
foughkeerse. y. Y.
For Young Ladies-Country.
7 LIVINGSTON PARK SEMINARY. Rochester, n. Y
IL Home Church School for the care management and
culture OF young ladies' 35th year begins Sept 10 1891
W:iee for illustrated circular Mrs c. NJ Curtis Principal
Miscellaneous.
A DvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free to par.
+. " HUYsSOoN, American school Bureau ". l4th-st.
& END STAMP for the Pretty Typewrte."
y SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRlT1NG COLLEGE
Sl6 Broadway. y. y.
M ANTE.D.-Elderly lady Of good family. with means
w form boarding department In connection with
iourshing day school near city. MIRIAM COYRIERE.
Book Building. $50 Fifth-aye., cor 2oth-st.
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5nstrnrtion.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,473 Broadway
- near 43d-st All departments.
n. n. HOBBY. y. L. HENDRICKSON
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Connirn properin FOR Sale ano Go Get
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
THE OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
- The finest situation IN the Cstkll Mountains.
Has over 100 rooms. with 400 Of land nrst-
class order Would se or exchange for good New.York
City property.
For views and 81 the property further lnorma
ton apply u
HIRAM MERRITT.
- I'D ANENIE.
NtW.lO.sK CITY.
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nlusledl Instruments.

ftlnsitaI Instruments.
A ASSORTMENT Of secondhand Grand upright and
square pianos Of make in perfect condition
ond fully warranted also humber OF second hand plano,
VI s.hsr prominent makes at very low prices,
MM kNAHE & CO.
1+6 5h-sye.. year 10th St. New. YORK
FISCHER PIANOS
"A. FISC HER PIANOS
Large assortment Upright Grand and Square PIANO,
az moderate prices cash, .nstaments and eNch1ngCd
also Pianos u rcnt several ba second hand Pianos
different makers at low prices
FISCHER PIANO wAREROOMS
40 5th-aye.. corpcr l0th.st.. New York
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JERE. JOHNSON. JR., Auctioneer.
GREAT CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.

GREAT CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
500 LOTS OPPOSITE NETWORK CITY,
distant in an air line a mile and half
SOON TO BE CONNECrED BY BRIDGE AND
TUNNEL.
800 LOTS AT PALISADES HEIGHTS
10 be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION AT REAL ESTATE EXCHANdE'
30 Lberty.st New.York,
TUESDAY MARCH %. AT O'CLOCK.
in single plots suit bidders. Sale rain or snine
0ld without reservation. Title guaranteed by lite Huaf
antee and Trust Company.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Owing b the great growth tho music publishing busi
Benz. W ItchcoOk. who has now four stores IN
thi- CITY Ges extensive wholesale printing house no
has decided gradually retire from real estate operatloh5
and therefore offers al, antages b. BUYERS at auction Whch
Will benent al who desire profitable Investment and to own
home Small I"yment- VIII b. received, 80 that every
on. c.n pnrcha,e and lotr be clo out regardless OF
what thew NAV 10 worth today ftur, 'ospect Don't
fail attend and buy lot or two at your Vn price, anu
for cash down monthly payments IS YOU prefer
MAPS CAS- M HAD IS FOLLOWS
Rcnl. " Hitchcock. - ohamber.--t ., nj. ~
opposite the P0sOfce. o9t Gragdst near Eldrdge-st
2s3 6th-a,c below stl--t.: 3si o,h-ave above 2Sd't
RICHARD V. HARNETr & co. suctlo1sers. will
a. ,ell At auction. Monday. March "a at II o'clock
noon, at tc Real E-'at" Exchange and Auction ROOM 90
Isy order Of surviving partner.
IL Chr,tophcr..t. .. .. corner Gay..t.
5til-aN".. nctr iC0th-st.. . lot.
5th-1N'., nesG llOth-st.. 3 lots.
oi:h-st. Central Park, West. lots.
ny order CT Executor Of Estate OF Hugh McAlcsnan.
Elegant torv high stop trownstone house handsomely
decorated. mirrors chandeliers. and G0s fixtures.
Nap, at Auctlcaccrs' Il and 70 LibcT;y.st
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PITTSFIELD. LRNOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHIRE HILLS

Two trains with through DriwIg cars Plttsield
10 0l ul due Pltt.n.ld So North Adams y
IS 30 D. m, due PltL,ned 10, North Adams 10 D. IN.
For tickets and slscs in Sleeping Cars apply at Grand
central station %Ol, l3 5i2 broadway II PARK
Place 50 West 12jn-s, 235 Coum5usavc., and l3Sth
station NewYork 1893 Westinghouse. 726 Futons: and
1913 Bedfori-aEr., r. D., Brooklyn.
Westcotrs Express calls Tor aud checks baggage from
hotels snd residences through TO destination.
daily except Sunday 'DalIy except Saturday. Other
trains run daily
Above trains excep, those leaving At 90 8 10 A. H.
o:l5 80. 80. as 80. IS. and IL SO p. stop
At l3sth..t station.
JOHN ". TOUCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS,
ngarA AGENT
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For Young Ladies-City.
CLASS IN LITERATURE for lad with Dr. Dodge
Not Columbia. at REV. DR. AND MRS. CHARLES
Ii. GARD NER'S, SCHOOL. COZ 5th-sve
MISS PEEBLES AND MISS THOMISON'S
Vl BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
~ and 81 East 57th-st New-Nork.
Reopens THURSDAY, Oct. 0,h. Primary, Academic and
Collegiate Department.. Special Students admitted.
Musical instruction.
g UMMER SCHOOL
METRoPOLITAN 90 rGE OF MUSIC
OPENS JULY l. 1892.
Boarding sccomocst All &C antages OF tho winter
Hhoo retained, DGoy BUCK. Pres. a. 4. Parsons
Vce-Pres c. b. HOwley, Nus. Dir. For particulars
II. w. GREENE Sec. & Treas
10 & 81 East l4th-st., New.York
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HENRY CLAIR. Manager.
IInrrogate, Tenn.
hADDOll ~ NALL,
Wit ArI 8ffH lt SlTI hn \ f}drH
Hot and LEEDS i?lf * G EffiFsfflSS'c:GorF. "
HOTEL ,E;!,,' W lin !!
Attached 10 ''Si'O'''' 'N'0 -''G &. WATERS son.
HOTEL WILTSHIRE, ,.,,. b.,
window rooms giving line view Of the ocean, heated by
steam ana 0'~" s'"'0' D. W. CHANDLER
HOTEL LURAY,
A111SaS s9TE + Ts' S as S IS IT, s'''
HOTEL WELLINGTON
o'eAi '-'" u H. A. & II. S. MINOR.
THE HoMLLIKE
HOTEL TRAXNORE,
ne so.es.ass AS1Io sat1t ssst eye
pecially the nervous anG overworked w w GREEN 20
THOMAsyILLE GA.
PMEY WOODS MOTEL.
NJ. A. BOWER. Proprietor.
For circulars rates. &C.. address
VIM Z. DAVIES. Manager. Townsville, Ga.
Through sleeper Via Atlantic Coast Line leaves New.
YORK daily at 9p m
THE C ;H|||.ll.| r.
S SosR ya MaSd e IN the house E0nGS
the JACKSON SANAT0RIUM
AGIds eHsetona ad'inise' aad s;,saons to hCse
gensed i paP9es tetmOPiaI,
yilie, Livingston County. y. Y. GOrneIiy jackson &
LetnfwcllD
THE WAVERLY, ATLANTIC CITY. N. J:
Tn'?i Kun new T,os ycSt :abe. o rM0MFsoS
The PENRnUaST, A. n1 S,Ss n d.
HOTEL DENNIS
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
Open al the yea large sun gallery hot and cold sea-
water 01'h' JOSEPH Sc IF r. noRroN Proprietor
"noTAL ORIENTAL"
S o sa e,a oS6
open sao Februa Gy'ii5 steam ak n orrESHEMER
no5EL ,s ,Lno PIT; A,mbv' s;sp,s 81
MciCrA rates Adiic., the Manager
THE IRyINCTON. ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.
urs,c ~ iXc Tn kyb BG nIIIiAnp ROOMS.
ELEVATOR. STEAM HAT. ETC
CHAMBEI.S & HOOPLo
THE IA FONTAINE."
beach A S
4 1L1Sric CITY. n. J:-H0rEL sTIcKsaY.,. -,
slss' IS9 S. Sun" Ds s'so
ID ROWN'S MILLs.IN TIE PINES.
u TUREST STRINGS HOTEL; Nov open.
Elevator electric lights aud bells. Open wood nre1
or steam heat sun pallors, miles Of pine wax ana
csne ue en0 fhrouch car leaves New
York VIA Penns T. H.. at 100 D. m and returns 20
GEO. TFEIFFER. JR.. Brown. Mus. P O.. y. j..
nOTFI. MT. PLEASANT-ATLANTIC CITY.
III Vrcinaavc.. beach; steam heat electric bells
A LAND OF PERPETUAL SUMNER
:. =. MORTON, Proprietor and Manager.
Ncw'York address. / itB $50 bF0sdwa'
Elegant steamers leave Newiofk for NASSAU. San. !
CierfueGos every other THURSDAY Passage rates
reduced Gable to United States
JAS e. WARD & CO., OK ". PARSONS
III Walst New York.
fTHE PINES" Barncgat Park. " j.. 80 minutes from
L Lakewood. in forest Of pine. all modern Improve
ments; reasonable rates open winter and summer Write
for prospectus.
TN HE ELKTON, ATLANTIC CITY Kentucky.ave.. near
i the bcach-Appontments hrst-rlass des'r ihle locl
ton mo1ern covenences: open all year. MRS +. VILE
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60 Get for Business pnrposrs
n TSTRABLL LOFTS N THE NEW BUILDING OBJ
- Fast 1Oh..t. each containing 5000 square feet all
nght. hrcpo large elevator and steam heat: moderate
rent. including power
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ltA.nS ie~te No -. q. 90 a.. "a. ,io MIA.
Mnnewtsks and wallkilI Valley r. r.. stations, Middle.
Fallburgh Liberty Livingston Manor Hsnccck ca,boS.
dale. Walton Delhi sidney Norwich EamestSn
uuoi. Rome, Oneida. oswego. Detroit. Chicago and
points Wes.. ~
3i15 p NJ, Csmpbsl Hall. Lakes, Mohonk and M,nns
waska. Waikiki Valley stations. Mddleown 1ccming.
burgh Ellenvlle. tals0urgh Hurleyyl@ Liberty White
1900 =. NJ. Middletown,, Fln,burgh, Liberty. Lly
ingst,n Manor, ROckand. Walton, Sidney %nrx'"h
oLeda Oswcgo. Rochc.ter N,ssa-a FaIs Betrot XXI.
cage and Wet Pullman Sleepers reclining chair car freq
70 Suspension Bridge Daily all other trains daily ex
Pullman driving room seats and sleeping car be,th.
Sc'nsd "a SrSaawV pMSew-T9rk O. ANDERSON
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NrW-IOrk. Ihur-lY, MiT'h =
No sale were held at the Exchange and Auction Room
today. ,
sale Of building with lot No SIC West 52d.st.. OF
10th-3yc., va, ad.Ournc1 20 March -.
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

st. Patrick is the only saint whose festival Is strictly
observed in the real estate market. There was only
one sale set down for yesterday and that was adour'd
The following ac> at private contract are ahhoulceu
Dore Lyon has sold TO Mr.. Emily bingham 20. ~
East Onchundrcd and siXteent->t. tet"ccl flIn anu
Madison aves a fve-story fiat. on lot 2oAloo' i9r
S32. 900 also TO f. Fak a lot 4JNlVp on ' IVES. ruc
of Erradwav 100 feet north Of On"hnndiJd and
thirtcth~t., for $1,000: also to F. Faih ~ -, vs.
one dredand-twcfh't., between tIGhih ava M;l
haitian aye,.. u three-story private house. lG.sxlo'
for &l4,jOO.
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no ENGINE MAKERS-U. S. General Light

L House Depot, once OF 4.
Third District. Toupkinsviile. y
Proposals will be received at u
no0n on Monday. the 2ist day
nishing and placing a balanced q
Engine. Shaft and Propeller IN r
Bidders are specially requested .
ing before bidding. Forms Of p
OIL cr information can b. obtains
Office. The right l. reserved .
and 10 waive any defects. d. Z
seers. U. s. A. Enaineer Third
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r. or SALE OR TO LET.-Is-f foot four-story brown
L -tOn" nlghsoop house PARK 10th, - .
hutcr's pantry extension Apply No. 20 Broadway, Room
az.
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Lack of Exercise

Is one of the prime causes of head
ache in the winter. Persons accustom-
ed to the pure fre.h air during the
pleasant months as subject to this ter
rible annoyance at this time of year.
y boon is Offeren in Krausc's headache
capsules, which is guaranteed TO cure
any kind of headache no matter what
the cause. Headache caused by over
indulgence in food or drink late at
night, can he prevented by taking
one capsule before retiring and one in
the morning. For sale by w. j. Ev-
ans
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\ new walk has been put down i'm
front of Campbell's harness shop.

\ new walk has been put down in
front of Campbell's harness shop.
! e.. W. Custer, one of our good Usage
! friends, came i'm To see us Monday.
/ Every body goes to Moore's gallery
when they want really good photo
graph.
! Holidays are over but Moore still
takes pictures and leaves all Compel
itiOn in quality or price away behind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Smith, of En-
pOria, were in lola over Christmas,
/ the guests of Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs.
w. III. Mcclure.
Our correspondence columns show
up this week something like" We
shall be greatly obliged if the good
work is kept up.
The Boys Band WAS out on the
streets Christmas and the day follow
ing and treated everybody within
hearing To some excellent music. The
boys are doing finely and we hope
they will hang together. This is a
Presidential year and band is Il
handy thing to have around.
We are requested to announce that
the editor of this paper will lecture
at the LaHarpe church ut T:30 O'Clock
next Tuesday evening, January D.
We are not informed what the sub
jet will be, but we are assured that
it will have nothing tO do with either
religion or politics. The proceeds
will all go for the benefit of the
church.
w. J. Ihrig made an assignment
yesterday morning to III. l.. Hender-
son of all his grocery and butcher
stock for the benefit of his creditors.
The liabilities are about $500 and il
is thought that they will be fully COW
cred by his assets. y considerable
amount of the debts are owed To home
people, and they have all been pro-
tected hy chattel mortgages. The
other creditors are grocery firms with
which Mr.. Ihrig has been doing bus
mess. The assignment WAS entirely
voluntary on Mr.. ihrig's part rs none
of his creditors were pushing him, and
was made because he felt that it ought
to he made tn protect those who had
favored him. Failure To collect ac-
counts due him was the cause of the
assignment which is very generally
regretted.
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Old Glory AZ wanncrsbury

During the fall the pupils of the
Wannersburg school have been giving
Il series of entertainments for the pur-
pose of obtaining a L. :. flag for the
school house. Their efforts have been
crowned with success and Wcdnes-
day, December y, war the day fixed
for raising the flag.
The flag is of the best American
standard bunting fifteen feet long and
eight feet wide. The staff il twenty
five feet from the cone of the roof.
An interesting and instructive pro-
gram had been prepared by the school
consisting of patriotic recitations,
songs and quotations. One of the
most interesting parts of the program
was the roll call RESPONSE in which
each pupil gave az "a response a quo
tatiOn from some author pertaining To
America and American institutions.
superintendent Barber was present
and delivered an address upon the
subject ''Our Flag and the story it
Tells In this address lac stated that
i'm the beginning OF the settlement Of
this continent each European nation
strove tn plant its colonies. Each col
Ony strOvc To pcrpctuate the manners,
customs and speech of its mother
country. As the component elements
of "A piece of glass are united 10y pass
ing through the heated crucible form
ing "a new and different article from
any of the elements, sO those rOlOniStS
were united by the fierce fires of war.
emerging from the smoke and heat Of
the fight neither Swede, Dutch, En-
glish. spanish or French, but -\meri-
can citizens. The mere fact that my
ancestors came to this country before
you came gives me no more privilege
under this 1lag than you acquire when
you receive your papers of citizen
ship.
At the close of these remarks the
audience passed out into the yard for
the purpose of h0i>ting the flag.
The death of Senator Plumb was
announced and ~ it was the eXa, I
hour mt which the services were being
held over his remains at the STATE
Capitol after hOisting the flag to full
mast and dedicating it to the friends
of liberty and American institutions,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-01-01
WE HEARTILY RECCOMEND

The new route to Utah and northern
California via \. L. x :. r. and Colo
RADIO Midland because:
1t is picturesque;
1t is quick:
1t is always OH time;
You see Colorado by daylight;
The new fast schedule allows two
hours for sight seeing at ManitOu.
Two daily passenger trains each
way.
Palace sleepers to Ogden, connect
ing with Southern Pacific for San
Francisco.
We also recommend the Santa FC
route through New Mexico and Ari-
IONA to Los Angeles, San Diego and
San Francisco, rs a direct and pleas
ant line for winter travel.
Excursion tickets may he bought
going one line and returning the
other.
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The Week of Prayer,

The following program has been
arranged by the ministers of this city
at their last meeting for the week OF
prayer:
Monday evening Jan. 18th, at the
Baptist church in charge of Rev. J. T.
Wright.
Tuesday evening Jan. 9TH, at the
Reformed church in charge of Rev.
Robinson.
Wednesday, evening Jan. 9th, at the
Presbyterian church in charge of Rev.
y. y. Freed.
Thursday evening Jan. 9Th, at the
Christian church in charge of Rev.
w. +. Shaley.
Friday evening Jan. sth, ut the NJ
+. church i'm charge of Rev. o. l..
Sumner. \. =. FREED, Sec'y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-01-01

especially to American schools it was.
III honor to the dead Senator lowered
10 half mast and allowed to remain
there for the remainder of the dav.
Mr.. |. {. Walker, who is teaching
the Nannersburg school this winter.
deserves great credit for the earnest
ness and thOrOughness of the work he
IL doing, and especially for the success
attending his efforts to hoist cold
Glory over his school. Can not
some of our other teachers do like
wise?
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administrators Notice.
oTICE OF HEARING PETITION To SELL REAL
ESTATE
First published Dee IL Isill

NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION To SELL REAL
ESTATE
First published Dee. Il, ISll
To all whom il may concern hut more cSy,ec-
tally Ia Maliuda RACER, William Burgess. Rufus
Burgess and l.aviua Burgess. heirs al law and
guardians AL litcn of heirs al law of Henry
burgess decreased, late uf Allen county Kansas
Nou are hereby notified that !. l.. i. Pearson.
administrator Of said decreased. did un the 18th
day of December \. u. 1871. file petition in
the probate court Of Allen county Kansas pray
ing that might bc authuTiZrtl and empowered
To sell the following described land for the pur-
pose of paying the debts and costs of admins
trHtion of said estate tu-wit
The north half of the southwest quarter 81
section twenty ~ township twenty-five CD
range nineteen lp Allen county. Kansas.
And said petition viii De- heard AT the office uf
the probate judge of said county. on
TIE SRI DAY oF JANTAEN 4. d. lS.1
al 10 % clock "a. of said day. at " hiCh time and
place each of Won and all others interested are
notified 10 be present and show cauSc ifany yuu
have. why an order of sale prayed for should
not be granted Dated this l4th day IF D,'ccm-
her. 4 ID 1891
II / r PEARSON. Administrator
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The TeInDlp of Fame.

This famous and popular entertain
men. will be given ON the evenings of
Friday and Saturday January LIST and
2nd, at the y. q. L. W. Hall, lola,
Kansas, under the direction of the
ladies of the Presbyterian Church. 1t
is a novel, amusing and instructive
entertainment and well worthy your
patronage. The following il the
PROGRAM AND CAST:
Music
Goddess Mrs, y, J, Fulton.
attended by maids of honor, pages
and fairies.
SapphO. Mamie Evans.
Bridget O'F'lanigan Cliffie Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Thumb
Hal Jones,
! Irene Taylor.
Christine Nelson Mable Clark.
.Iephtha's Daughter Cora sumner.
Tabitha Primrose Eunice Jennings.
Joan of Are Lucy Smeltzer.
Maud Muller Ada Wright.
Mother Goose Sadie Ireland.
Miriam Nellie SmeltZsr,
accompanied by two Daisy Noble,
Jewish Maidens Clara FOust.
Fairies.
C,r, c;.. Mrs. Wise,
I Pearl Arnold.
Cleopatra Anna Moore
Josiah Aliens Wife Josie Hewitt.
Barbara Fritchie Clara Welch.
Ruth Ella Brown.
Nanthippe DOllie Harris,
POcahOntas Lou Evans.
Sister Of Charity Jennie Mcneil.
Jennie Lind Maud Thrasher.
Grace Darling Beulah Reimert.
Queen Esther Lily White.
Patience HigenbOthem- Nora Blumer.
Farlles.'
Martha Washington Mrs. stevenson.
Mrs. Darlington, accompanied by
her son Ike Mrs. Shaffcr.
Mother Mrs. Slower:
Chorus.
Tableau.
Music.
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For sale or Trade.

+ y Funston. ! miles northwest of lola. has
Il fresh milk cuw. a M. mixer for sale
G. Helm. six miles east and one and half
miles south of Humboldt. wants Ia by coming
2-ycar-Old mules
Al smith. miles east "f lola. has Here
frUrd bull calf for sale
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Notice of appointment.

=
TIN STATE az KANSAS. ALLEN CuvSTN. -.
In the matter Of the estate Of Henry burgess.
late OF Allen county. Kansas
Notice l. hereby given that on the 9Th day Of
December \. d. 1871. the undersigned wss. 10y
the Probate Court OF Allen county. Kansas. duly
appointed and qualified H. administrator of the
estate of Henry Burgess. late of Allen county.
deceased. Al parties interested in said estate
viii take notice and govern themselves accord
inCly. /. H. PEARSON, administrator.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-01-01
The mand>o.nc,t L.sdt in lola

Remarked To Il friend the other day
that she knew kemp's HaSlam for the
throat and lungs was q superior REM
edy, as it stopped her cough instantly
when other cough remedies had no
effect whatever. 80 10 prove this and
convince Won of its merit. any drug
giSt will give YOU II sample bottle free
Large size .jUc and 81.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-01-01
Card Of Thanks.

We hereby tender our thanks to
the community for their assistance
and sympathy during the sickness
and death of our late husband and
brother. Mrs. MARTHA J. SPENCER,
Mrs. =. :. ARNOLD,
Mrs. r.. J. SOTTH.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-01-01
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1000 pounds of mixed nuts, fill
berts, English walnuts, etc. 125c
LOCO pounds of New England
mixed candy 81
10 pounds of new figs for... 100
5packages XNXN coffee. $500. 100
5packages Manipole coffee. &C.. Sl.OO
packages Star coffee. 81 90
4pounds Young Hyson tea. 80. 81 90
pounds new raisins ~ 1925
4pounds new currants. .. S1.25
6pOunds navy beans. ........ SO.25
6 pounds Oatflake ......... S0.25
lbs dried grapes for. 25cts
HOUey- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Id ana 2uc
Mustard sardines per can. II. 10
Oil sardines per can.... ...... $0.O5
. cans salmon fOr.. 81. p
Choice buckwheat drip per gallOn$0.jO
{ Choice New Orleans per gallon. .$0.65
New evapOrated apricOts = pOundsS0.25
New Persian dates 3 pounds . 1925
TapiOca per pound. ............ 500
Sage per pound. ..............D 1910
MacarOni per pound. ........ 500
Nermicelli Tor nudles) per pound 80. 10
Green and split peas. 3
We keep JohnsOn's silver thread
sauer llraut, no better made.
We also keep the pure Pennsylvania
buckwheat flour
We also keep the best celery direct
from Kalamazoo, fresh and nice.
1900 bushels choice Northern Iowa
potatoes, and in prices of flour, we
will not be undersOld.
Bran, shorts, chop, hay and corn
Away on hand, and we exchange feed.
Old Soldier Souvenir mOustache cup
Chow Chow. mixed pickles, sweet
and sonr pickles.
We want you to remember we did
not come yesterday, nor do we expect
to go away tomorrow, but expect to
stay as long as you good people stay
with us.
We thank you for your kind
patronage.
And hope these prices will convince
YOU that we shall continue to merit it.