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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-11-17
-AIN~-
Hats, Caps,
and OveraIIs
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY.

TlYour Teas. We have some new
iiiOnes that can't he beat. i. NJ
Bartels.
If YOU have any tin WORK Of any kind
that you want done, get w ii. Root :
figures.
J. L. Stacy was over from Piqua
Saturday and called up to subscribe
for the REGISTER.
David Givler has returned from
two weeks visit to Illinois. He says
he had fine time.
See Northrup's new adv. 1t means
business and ii will be to your profit
to read and follow it.
Persons wanting Christmas work
done at the lola Art Studio" should
come before the rush.
I will buy furs at VIM Yeager's
store. In my absence see 1eager.
VIM Hankins. FEB. H.
Miss Maggie Graham, OF Burlington,
was here from Friday until Monday,
the guest of here friend. Miss Mitchell.
You can depend on Evans Bros
being ready with their usual stock OF
holiday goods, books, art material, etc.
Cold wave coming, Counterfeit it
with a perfect fitting suit. or overcoat
of w. II. Hasler, artistic tailor.
Prof. and Mrs. Picken will entertain
the teachers and members OF the
school board tomorrow evening.
The Provident Association will
meet at the residence of Mrs. Chas F.
Scott at 800 o'clock this afternoon
Miss Anna Woodin went up to Kan
sas City, Sunday, where she will
spend the winter attending school.
Do YOU eat tobacco? Do you want
to quit? Call at CampbeII's drug
store He wants to talk to you about
| it.
George Noyes was up from Hum
boldt Wednesday and called at this
Office to rejoice a little over the vie
tory.
The Presbyterian ladies are prepar-
| ing an elaborate and attractive pro-
gram for their Thanksgiving enter
| tainment.
VIM Hill started Monday to Caney,
/ Kansas, where he expects TO remain
dnring the winter. The REGISTER
/ follows him.
/ Ed Ling returned last week from
| California where he has been for about
two years. He expects TO stay here
over winter.
r. Toy and 7 = IapaD. two al
/ Chanute's prominent lawyers, were
in the city the later part Of last week
attending court
VIM. Huck started sunday to BRIT
ish Columbia where he goes on a hu-i-
ness trip. He expects la be gone
three or four weeks.
You can get anything in the lunch
line from cracker IN square nl'aI
at like & Ling's Star Lunch Room
any hour Of the day
Remember that COwan & AusheI-
man in addition to complete stock %
groceries, sell drugs and medicines
and ali kinds of oils
The evening services AT the various
churches in town will begin at E
M. next Sunday, aud continue at that
hour during the winter
Now il the time to secure first
class buggy or carriage at cost Man
ufactured by the lola Carriage TO
Call on L. L. Nerthrup.
Ask to see our baby caps and hoods
Northrup Bros
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-11-17
the WEEKS NEWS.

/ Buy your groceries at Bartels'.
Have you tried the SIX Tablets
For Delicacies go to H. Klaumann.
Window glass and putty at Cou-
| tant's.
Thanksgiving is the last day of the
month.
Farm loans at the usual rate. Jas
{ Mccain.
! Best fine salt S. cents q barrel. G.
/ o. Smith.
Cantons from to 10c per yard at
Northrup's.
Allkinds ofground feed at Brigham
& Munger's.
II. w. Williams is headquarters for
coal this year.
Imported Saxony yarn at 1Oc skein
at NOrthrup's.
E. C. Esss will pay cash for poultry.
game and furs.
Window glass and putty at Camp
bell drug store.
Floor oilcloth and Linoleum at
Northrup Bros.
Editor Allison was over from Nor.
an Wednesday.
Dan Fry has money to loan on
chattel security.
The incest line of stamped linens in
lola at Northrup's.
G. w. like returned Tuesday from
his visit in Illinois.
Sheriff Reid was over from Yates
Center last Sunday.
We will trade new stoves for old
ones. Bartels & Son.
New buckwheat -four and maple
syrup at klaumann's.
The Chrysanthemum show will be
repeated tomorrow night.
Sam Warner, Jr., Of Moran, was in
lola few hours Sunday.
HAY THERE Beck wants youi
hay, grain and grass seed.
I Our line of Rubber goods is now
complete. Northrup Bros.
Miss Clara WEIGH will recite at the
Flower show tomorrow night.
Aliens Racket prints q lot more
prices this week. Read them.
Pocket cutlery, razors and shears
fully warranted at Coutant's.
Meals at all hours at Nickle Plate
I NJ aida
You can get everything in the drug
line at Campbsll's drug store.
Mr.. Cady was up from FREEDOMS
over Sunday visiting lola friends
Highest market price paid for but
ter and eggs. Brigham & Munger.
Mr.. Ben Paulen, of Fredonis. wa
calling on lola friends over Sunday.
Yeager wants your poultry and viii
pay the highest market price in cash
Ifyou have any tin work don't fai
to consult prices Of w. L. Bartels 4
Son.
You can get the Bissell carpe
sweeper. the best on earth. &C Sleep
er's.
Miss Hattie Coblentz returned Wed
nesday from an extended visit to II
linois.
The REGISTER has added 8 number
of new names to its list since the
election.
Do your eyes hurt when you rea'
nights? DR.. Scott can fix them .
they won't.
Mrs. w. H. Evans went to Carlyl
last Friday to visit her sister, Mrs
Dunlap.
We have just received new lot G
Cloaks, don't fail tosee them. North
rup Bros.
The largest, finest and eheaPes
line of Dress Goods in Allen county a
Norttrups.
Sewing machines and organs re
paired and satisfaction guaranteed
A. w. Beck.
There was snow all over Wester
Kansas last Sunday, extending IS IA
east as Salina-
A. Z. ScOlt IctuIucu c1Ouu0y " We
Iahoma, having about recovered froI
his long illness.
Set out your oil or gasoline can AM
\ Mel Riggs will fill it from the wago'
as he drives by.
mn v0Ilneed . Lamp? i have GO
w iuuthem and I have never Zee
undersOld. T. N. Barteis-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-11-17
THE lola REGISTER.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IL. 1898.
The Weeks Weather.

Furnished by Mr.. A. l.. Dibble from
observations taken at lola, Kansas.
The temperature noted is taken at
O'Clock a. m, and o'clock p. m.
THURSDAY, Sov. Q.
Fo-enooH-Temperature IS Cloudy calm, wind
NV
Afcraooa-Clear pleasant wind Sc.
FRIDAY Nov 10
Forenoos-Tempersture 20 Hay mild wind Sc.
dGer1oon-Clear calm wind Sc
SATURDAY Nov IL
FarenooH-Tempersture a Cloudy. wind E
A lter1o0F-Cloudy,w wind W
SUNDAY Nov II
Foreroon-Ie mpersture "a Cloudy little rain
ain wind NV.
Afternool-Clear. wind NV
MONDAY Nov i3
Sc
At>rnoor-Clear, cool wind NV.
TUESDAY Nov IA.
Forenoon-Temperature Is Clear wind NV.
lfter7ooa-Clear. cold, wind NV,
WEDNESDAY Nov Is
sw.
4fte-r0on-C,ear calm wind NE.
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Notice of appointment.
First published Nov L. 1so8

First published Nov L, Iso3l
STATE OF EASsASl -
ALLEN C0CSTY. I
In the matter Of the estate Of Michael n Pal
mer late OF Allen County. Kansas
Notice is hereby given that on the 1ith day sf
November. l. D 1so3 the Undersigned as By
the irooare CoTrt OF Allen County. Kansas
duIv appointed and qualified administrator
Of The - tate Of Michael h Palmer late Of Allen
county. deceased. All parties interested in said
estate viii take notice and govern themselves
accordingly CAEY PALNER
5-T Administrator.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-01-13
NEIGH BORHOOD NEWS.
by. Our Correspondents.
A Pretty Church Wedding,

CALVARY, Jan. IOth.-Bush NJ +. Church
was the scene of very pretty wedding, on
Thursday evening, Jan. 4ih. Miss Lillian llol-
lis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. james Hollis,
and Mr.. Robert Mitchell. son of cN-County
Commissioner Robert p Mitchell, were the
happy bride and groom. The beautiful
church was filled with relatives aud friends.
NJ 40, the bridal couple entered the church,
and marched up the aisle to the inspiring
strains of Lohengrin'S wedding march. beauti-
fully rendered by Miss Edith Osborne. The
ushers were McsSrS. John Mitchell, of Balti-
more brother of the groom, Harry Hopkins,
Eugene Hughes and Scott Silver. When they
reached the altar they Were met by Rev. Harry
ID. Mitchell. who pronounced them one. Al
ter the ceremony the bridal party accompa-
MED by about forty invited guests. proceeded
to the residence of the brides parents. where
Il sumptuous repast had been prepared, and
all honor was shown the groom and his bonnie
bride. The presents received were numerous,
and many OF them costly and very beautiful.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hollis. Mr.. and Mrs John A. Mitchell. Mr.
and Mrs. Vim. B. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs Luther
Osborne, Misses Carrie Mitchell, Ocita Mich
ael. Marion Cooley, Edith Osborne. Annie
Hopkins, Hannah Hughes, of Bel Air .; Ella
Vincent, of Baltimore; Laura Mitchell, Mini
Osborne, Bessie Baker, Georgia Forwood,
Mary DeSwan, Efie Osborne, Rev. Harry ID.
Mitchell, Messrs. Archer JamiSon, Charles b.
Silver, John Carsins', Geo. o. Silver, John
Mitchell, Harry Hopkins. John Silver, Eu-
gene Hughes, Lee Hughes, Will Hopkins.
Perkins Osborn, Henry Wilson and Harry
Arthur
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LEVEL Jan Jacob Bunce, whose death,
at his home near Wesleyan Chapel, was men
toned i'll last weeks -Egis, was indeed re-
markahie man. He WAS giant in intellect,
with limited education, with a mind bold,
independent and decisive. a will mild in its
dictates and 4 conscience pliable to every
touch of truth, justice and honor. A6 Il
friend he was us true ar the needle to the pole.
He abhorred every species OF rascality and
would not hesitate to expose the guilty party
with most whitening contempt aud scorn.-
AZ an evidence of this peculiar trait in his
character he once met with an old friend who
asked him where he now resided. He replied
just where our Saviour was crucificd, right
between two thieves" naming the parties to
his friend Many other anecdotes OF IL SINH
lar character might he related in regard to his
condemnation Of dishonesty. He was very IA
miliar with the Bible but never Joined any
church until some five or six Years ago, when
he united with the Episcopal Church ut
Churchville, over which the Rev. Mr.. +. A.
Colburn presides as Pastor who has been to
him a faithful and untiring friend and in
structor, and visited him the last days of his
life. Ills lamp of life is eXtinguished, his
race is run; the grave has opened to receive
him, and he has sunk into its bosom. May
lie repose in peace
Mr. Bunce was the father Of 81 children, OF
whom the survivors are Mrs. Harriet Cullun,
Mrs Rachel Spencer, Mrs Elizabeth Mcneil,
of Philadelphia, Mrs. Mary J. Lackey, Mrs
Elizabeth Mitchell and Mrs. Martha A. Nc
Commons. His surviving sons are John,
David and Edward Bunce. Among his chill
dren who are dead are Mrs. VIM. Handy,
Mrs Ambrose Ewing and Richard Bunce.-
The latter a soldier, died In the last war.
W, 3. d.
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the seat of disease. Caturrh Is Il blood or
constitutional disease, and in order to cure il
you have to take internal remedies. Halls
rcctly on the blood and mucous surfaces.
Halls Cutarrh Cure is no quaci, medicine. 1t
wds prescribed by one Of the best physicians
i'll this country for years, and is II glIlar pre-
Scription. 1t is composed of the best tonics
known, combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination of the TWO ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results i'll cur
ing catarrh Send for testimonials free.
+. j. CHENEY n CO.. Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price 1oc.
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WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God in
his uncrriny providence to call from earth Il
eternity our brlOV Il friend and clIss-matc
Elizabeth Grace Howard, we thus desire To cN
press our heartfelt sorrow and regret. There.
fore be il
ReHGiUsd, That in the sudden death of Grace
recognize the OmnipOtcnt hand of our All
wise Father; and while we sincerely mourn
the loss of the departed we do humbly submit
to the decree OF Him whose authority is 81
prcme
ReSOired, That through her removal our class
sustuns the loss of faithful and devoted
member and school and community 4
young lady of superior qualities and gcuerou:
disposition.
Rssoir.d, That we deeply sympathise witt
the ber"aved family and friends i'll their intense
sorrow am mourn with them Tor one who has
so lately cen enrolled with Us.
Rss0iCef, That these resolutions be published
in the Bel Air papers and copy be sent To tn,
family of the dccCuS d.
Committee 9TH Grade.
BEL AIR ACADEMY AND GRADED SCHOOL
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| Resolutions by Stephenson Masonic Lodge
At a meeting of Stephenson Lodge, No
1876. 4. F. and y. NJ. held December u 1892
the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, In the death of Dr. II Clay
Nhtrford, Stephenson Lodge has lun1 Il Tel
low-membcr who, 10y his gcmialIty and kind
ness of heart ,ndcatcl himself to all. there
fore, he it
RcSo'red, That in the death Of DIR. White
ford We recognize the loss Ia ourselves of a
faithful brother and the community at large
of Il sllilful physician. who>c. nohlcHcss of
character, fine SENSE of honor and many acts
of charity and kindness To all who were in
sickness and trouble were appreciated bv
those who knew him Intimately.
RrSyircd, That We express, in so far as
words may, the realization Of the great loss
sustained not only 10y the Lodge bat the com
munity and extend to his bcrcavcd family
our heartfelt sympathy ia their atiliction, and
as fitting tribute to his memory be it furth-
er
Rcsoired, That these resolutions be inscribed
upon the minutes OF the Lodge. and that a
copy be sent to his family and to the news
papers of the count.
+ W. W. NmDIN,
AMBROSE COOLEY
4 WM. ii. PAUL,
4 Committee.
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PERUVIAN, Jan. 1.-THE. O. &. c. had {.
lively meeting at their hall. on Tuesday even
ing
The ladies of the Mite Society, Perryman
NJ. f. Church. will hold an oyster supper at
Perryman Hall, Friday and Saturday even
ings, January eth and 2Sth.
The school here numbers 60 pupils.
Many of our young people attended a dance
at MichaelsviIle, Tuesday evening
DIR. sitter is now handling one Of j. ii. Low
ett's colts.
Mr.. l.. T. Michaels son, Edwin. who was
dangerously ill, is cOnvalescent
Mr.. William Hopper, of Baltimore. is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs Cronin.
Mr.. j. VI. Taylor, of New Market, was
agreeably surprised on his SD birthday, by Il
visit from his children and grand children.
CLEOPATRA.
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We have just received the January issue of
the Farm JOHhri, the wcll-knuwn and popular
monthly farm paper, published by Wilmer At
kinsun. Every farmer, gardener, stock breed
cr, orchariist, dairyman, poulrryman. thciI
wives and even the boys and girls Will find il
crowded full of helpful information 1t aims
to he practical rather than theoretical, to hC
bricf and to the point, i'll fact 10 toe cream moi
skim-milk Ii is adapted To all parts of the
country, North, South, East AMI West. The
very best people take il because il is clean
honest, earnest and progressive, with no axe tC
grind or hobby To ride. IL is for the farmer
first, last and all the time. Send Il postal Il
Wilmer Atkinson. Philadelphia, Pa, for II cir
cuIlar giving twenty handsome portraits OF
leading and prominent agr culturiStS, with
what they say about the paper; sample copy
will also be forwarded, free, to all our readers
The subscription rate is % cts. II year, but
there are liberal commissions to those who
will get mp Il club. ;
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-01-13

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
announces special trip to San Francisco anC
other Pacific coast points, VIA 81. Louis, Oh
FEBRUARY ith next. This trip has been cs
pcciuliy arranged for the accommodation OF
persons desiring To settle i'll the West, anC
should he largely putronizcd 10y them. Al
cO.ufUrtS necessary Tor II trans continental
trip. Apply to Is. +. Bond, Division Passenger
agent, or Daniel BRIDE, Passenger Agent, Is. y
q. Central building, Baltimore, Md, for full
Information aS To- rates To all points West, and
time of train irOm various stations on B. n o.
lines
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-01-13

II Won are not friIng strong and healthy. try
Electric Biittr~. II Ia Grippe" has left YOU
weak and cary, Use Electric Filters. This rem
edy acts directly u l. yer. Stomach and Kidneys,
gently aiding those organs Ia perform their
IuurtiuiIs. Ii Ynu are ffiictrd with Sick Head
acne you will find Snredy and permanent relief
by taking Electric Buffers. One trial will con
vince YOU that this Is the remedy you need
Large bottles only 20 cents 1T Dr. Vim. \. Rich
ardson 4 Sons Drug Store, Bel Air. Md.
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Religious Services sunday, Jan. 10,

Bel Air Methodist Protestant Church, Rev
NJ and 7.l3 F. NJ; Mt Carmel 3 p N. Christ
ian EndeavIr service at Bel Air, Monday even
ing ut 7.l5 o'clock.
NO service III the Chu"chVliiS Presbyterian
Church, next Sunday. Rev. Calvin ID. Wilson,
Pastor.
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church.
/ Philadelphia road.-Preaching. English, 10 80
A. NJ. Sunday School $50 4. II. u. IL. Wan
nemacher. Pastor.
Bel Air NJ. Z. Church, Rev. j. VI. Slarrow
Pastor.-Preaching at IL \. NJ. and at 7.30 =.
NJ, followed by revival services, to continue
during the week. EpwOrth League at i. NJ.
Mt. ZiOn.-Class meeting mt = F. NJ, preaching
mt 3 p. NJ, EpwOrth League Tuesday evening,
at 80,
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The acknowledgement.
BEL AIR, ND, JAN. 10, 1898.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MIR j. II. {. Watts, of Bel Air, has been
elected President of the Peoples Telephone
Company of Baltimore.
MIR William H. Tucker, of Fallston, has
purchased 4 grocery store in Jersey City, \.
j.. and will remove there about April LIST.
Tuesday night was the coolest Of the VIM
ter, SO far. The thermometer at ten o'clock
had fallen to degrees above zero, at which
point it stood at six o'clock Wednesday morn
ing.
Judge Stump is suffering with badly
lacerated hand, it having been severely bitten
by cat. The wound is very painful and has
required the doctors sttention.-PsTyriHe
Record
Last Saturday a horse attached to one of
Mr. Joseph A. Coale's butcher wagons, while
standing at his home near Bel Air became
frightened and ran away, smashing the wagon
and breaking the harness.
Mr.. Carvil T. Hughes and Miss Annie v.
Greenland, who were married two months
ago, have returned from a trip South and are
at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs
IOTnella Hfeenlanu, near SaTsln ; null
: Mr.. Samuel y. Hyde, of IIyde's Station
Baltimore and Lehigh Railroad, harvested
five hundred tons of ice, but commenced cut
ting again owing to the particularly fine crop
Of chrystal ice, ten inches thick, now to be
had.
1t is stated that n hotel, race-track and
athletic ground will be constructed near Hyde
Staten, on the Baltimore and Lehigh Rail-
road, after it is broad gagged " Mr.. John
X. Cowen will build ane residence on his
4OO-acre farm. at NotchclifT Station.
The Baltimore aud Lehigh Railroad Com
pany have purchased large tract of land on
the line of the road in York, Pa, on which a
commodious passenger depot and freight sta
ton will be built The depot will be ready
for occupancy when the road is operated as
a broad gauge line.
Arrangements are said to be progressing
favorably for the conversion of the Baltimore
and Lehigh Railroad from a narrow to the
standand-gauge During the last three years
about 10000 new ties Of standard length have
been placed on the road-bed and number Of
sharp curves have been Strengthened, in anti
cipation of the proposed improvement. Feel
ing assured that it will eventually be made
we can afford to wait patiently for the good
time coming.
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Our Bush River Neck Letter.
MICHAELsvILLE, Jan. TO-

Snow, Snow everywhere,
On the ground and i'll the air.
In the fields and i'll the lane,
On the roof and ON the pane.
Ice houses have sprung up around Perry
man since the freeze thick as muSkrat
houses used to be our marshes. They are all
filled full of rock bottom Cleveland ice except
Messrs. Michael & Malcolm one hundred
tons capacity-which is filled with fine ice
which is hall Cleveland and half Harrison,
but the Cleveland ice is on top.
We regret the loss of our popular and use
full fellow citizen, Mr.. George X. STEPHENSON
from the ncighborhood, but feel sure that as
Il member of the well-known firm of Bay 4
Getty he will prove to be the right man in the
right place
Last Tuesday WAS ring-tai shorter and u
very bad day ON milk men, Shareholders and
County Commissioners jim SANK.
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Magnolia Affairs.

MAGNOLIA, Jan. "a very enjoyable party
was given ut the residence OF Mr. Owens, ON
Monday, January I'd. The GUESTS included
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sliliman, Mr.. and Mrs. Mu-
Ter, Mr. and Mrs. r. Rcmbuld, Mr.. Gowan.
Misses Florence Owens, Matte Knight, Emma
Skilman, Addie Sanncrs, Nenie Carr, Ellie
and Lille Sapp, Mary and Katie Carroll, Mag
gle Gowen. Messrs. Wesley Knight, VIM.
Uunther, Frank Robinson. Munich Carr, Vim.
Skillman, Oden Litzinger, George Grey, Ed
ward Rollins, james llugg, Theodore DJna-
hue. John Sullivan, Will liavitand, John, Wal
ter and Ollie Owens, john WaImIn aud CHS
topher Herbert. Refreshments were served
at II O'clock. The music was by Prof. Bond,
OF Bel Air.
Mrs. Frank Bramble, who spent the holt
days in Baltimore, has returned to her home
near Magnolia.
Mrs. Charles Carr, OF Philadelphia, who has
been visiting friends in the neighborhood, has
returned home.
Mrs. j. W. Everett is visiting her son in
Philadelphia.
Miss facie Jones, OF Baltimore, is visiting
friends here.
Mrs. John Everett, Sr., who has been quite
sick, is able to be up again. PANTY.
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OBITUARY.

Henry s. GOrrcll died at his home, near Mac.
ton, on Molday, Jan ID, aged iity-ninc years
His was life of kindness and consideration
for those around him; II life which lciIN Is Il
record unmured by IL dishonest act, and
marked by his infinite love for his fcllOwmcn
The highest tribute which can he paid to his
memory lies in the simple words, "Hc hath
been faithful in little things"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-01-13

Provide yourself with bottle of Aver:
Cherry PcctOral, and SO have the means ii
hand for co ltcndiaT successfully with Il sud
den cold. As an emergency medicine. it ha.
no equal. and leading physicians cN crywhcrt
r. ommpud il.
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COLUMBIAN STAMPs.-DOubtless many Of
our readers have received letters with the
new issue of postage stamps on them, which
are issued by the Government this year in com
incarceration of the discovery of America
They are issued in the denominations of |, 2,
3, 4, 5. 6, 10, Is, 80 and 80 cents, and of l, 2.
3, and 5 dollars.