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New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
Real Gstaie-
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
81 and 80 Liberty Street,
AL and 46 Maiden Lane.

Enables dealers and investors to OBJ
tain the opinion of their own lawyers and
furnishes in addition the opinion of its
Law Department and in case OF doubt
that OF its Committee of Counsel. and
Policy of Title Insurance. Defends
titles at its own expense when assailed.
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Anefion 5aies-Glnnnrial.
LOUIS MESIER. Auctioneer
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN Il. MULLER & SON,
WEDNESDAY,. MAY 1st. 1901.

BY ADRIAN L. MULLER & SON,
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 1st, 1901,
at od a he he ffT hi B16aswas rS5k Real Estate ss'
BY ORDER OF FEGrfNHE TEE MqRToN TRUST CO.
50 shs Manhattan company Bank
York Ct or R sS c3 o. sna
500 ooo BY r.0IsdI ORDER OF 9n,ES ExEGTToRs 2 -,
$4,000 fcsRs Island R ,. c. dsn Mse Bd.
s24, 600 Central r R. CO: of n. J. p. Gen. Mtse
30 30 shs \. Y: ontario & Western R. common.
100 shs. NafI. Bnschefs' & I5r7 Drovers' Bank
g hs shs Sorh RRer rnganss nsarsscs CO Co.
200 shs steele Co. Ccoases7iife. fEii Penn>
81 lo6 Is Pacific Mutual 90 p paid in ia).
90 shs. Nassau sf'riss trust co of B 3 klyn.
g 81: shs Hamilton IA n5I,2 rr Trust Co Of 9,klyn,
% q ,s shs Home, Home Insurance Ssg1sa &c Co
shs, Niagara Fire Ins. Co.
S AoGoUS oT Wa0M M IT TIN NAY
$1,000 S%iu@sns 3 E ersen2ilis e R. R. LIST mtge p
$1,000 2sd St Ry Co Debenture Bd. 1906.
$3.50 St Paul. saltwater & Taylor Falls p. c. 3D..
Mn1ssss u TEs8stsT Ga9a. G Blum! 6a 6h.5 1915
$1,000 Br6oklyn city is1I' p C Water Loan 3D.. 1907
5000 chic & No. Western r. r p. c. skg. Fund
$1,000 Chateaugay ore & Iron Co. p Mtge. 3D..
$4,000 Eimira Water. Light r. R. Co.
p NJ. BIDS. 1919.
2'S shs. shs. Norton Iss G9sn9s T4sst cS%pany' Go
1 sRs sR a~9sfs fasWSs Taonal s TasuFsnae Rans Co.
shs shs Bohd Bons 3 Sais Mortgage euarante. Co.
$ shs. National Bank OF Commerce.
:Ss TFsdsE:, ,Sas1 MatiqRs gsIk Bank
% shs sh GasmSal MsPasais Ss4pal Na3ana Pfnn Bank
50 s6s shs Msana15'& Meafern National ITO a11fs Bank
shs. United states Fire Ins. Co.
p shs Empire City Fire Ins Co. ,ooo
sgs y Of q nsSqs8a g g. es.54sd Ba lsSs s 1902
$500 IS 81 sFe@ ss a 55Sp IS S'si "a ns. pa 1900
30 shs, seOS Mercsniiie cant F01Rs National Bank
: sRs. WilIiqn,ssursG, Trust Co,
g g M shs S%ssional % Ezhibition Co Co "
so shs. Wells Fargo & Co. Express
SIC Sy Of Rss rhan Bds d ls0 Mse
u @ shs Rn5ed 65 St1ss Ms Tsgs &C. Co.
90 shs, western Western National Ttdls al Bank
is shs. Shoe : leather Natl Bank.
5 i sRs sRs MsssaSs xatoSs BaaE an
80 sRs Rro2kl}n Espt r5iG r51psit st,6 &C.
10 shs. 4h National Bank.
e shs La. LAWYERS, . Title an, Ins co =, =. ,.
$4,000 p EiTs : " MafsF d isat iss r. Co. l'' N'se
sia I B :R Steel Steel Tired TT: W2ss' Wss. C g. 8a
Il Alliance Realty co.
Bank of the Metropolis.
~ shs. The s4;tna silk CO. Of Norfolk. Conn.
Central Trust Co.
Produce Exchange Bank.
shs. Produce Exchange Safe Deposit Co
% shs. d Amour Lttedale Machine Co.
Clinton Hall Association
~
- shs. Central Realty Bond & Trus; CO.
30 shs. American surety Co.
n shs. Lack Iron Steel Co
80 shs. Lackawanna Store Asso.. Ltd
10 shs. Franklin Trust 60.
30 shs. Adams Express Co
5000 Adams Express Co. Coll. so year p c.
BIDS. Ia4S
s4o0 Securities Co Y. Y. ! p. Regstd BIDS.
20 shs. American Exchange Natl Bank.
100 Atlantic CO.
- shs Merton Trust CO.
Park Bank
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Dipi0en6 Noticrs.


NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
THE COMPANY has this day declared red fro from
the net earnings a dividend OF one cent on
Tgg sfeF SR.N SnyRse Nay i Sw at y the once % Of
commen stockholders Of record in New York and at the
DEUTsCHE BANK BERLIN. the Common stockhold-
books S on April is 1901 ''s'S ' 'e transfer
the purpose q such dividend the in
1901 and Will spfn orihern ae 10 PneiGe p Ha ani w lsi
BY GEORGE II. EARL. Secretary
. Wall Street.
New York. March u. 1901.
be prepared distribute the dividend per
on at 69 Of G ou
sondps M Ar A9 1eh & whn when s she Fswsg @ CCPsny
the dividend due bin win be given for dividends upon
i; 5EiTsSmG E sSnG'S SisS soi nNSf1S. NfT Sork'
Agents for the Voting Trustees
THE AMERICAN ExCHANGp NATIONAL BANK.
AT A MEETIS9i Of the Board OF Directors of
one-haif per C$ls9a on the capital stock was
EDWARD BURNS. Cashier
Baltimore & Ohio RniIrcad Company. Pitts
burEh Junction a Middle Division
COUPON NO. ). due May /. 1901, from the
the office of the Company No. Wall Street.
For packages of coupons verincation on and
April 27th. 1901, temporary will given.
mentioned Bonds viii close at noon on saturday April
2oth 1901 and will reopen at 10 a n on Ma I'd 1901
CLEVELAND TERM10At G0Ab .Sv,y 5 VALLEY RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE - GOLD BONDS.
COUPON NO. IL, due May l, 1901. from the
tion the office of the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Com
pany, No Wall street, New York
]. " McNEAL. Treasurer.
Cleveland Terminal & Valley r. r. Co
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L Knisht to Irene j sumner; mcrssase $4,000:
iss,h-.s No sss East 2sxioo: Paul sch..i 70 yese
,shs, aassal @ "'qr'sass 9T e. liases sase IIs,
a1s % sa nSdusy ,s and another eHeeu
raf Gsnss S2 fosaan lass :. sassIa3.
Manrsels :: s1s %; 70 IS s,ic i,o..
sssthsr sao Tier to Harris Seal and another; mortgage
,,h-svs' S" No. g aes ga and aes. : si1ioo Iosn
Farley to Therese Schir: r s ss5o..,...- so
scsa to Mofmer II 4 g sh ss5'e g There-e
eardsrs $50 T. Of Shave. ssxloo Charles
i2i 2sss r Of 9s5s ashsvs s.sxios sss 90 IN i2'
n,opfaag 1n9Inas 1e.sh sefsres to searies Baboitt
Lqalow-st; No iie. E ;, 2axs7.s the Mutual Real
mortgage. s250Go. o..........-...
Washington n-ave. $ corner f7rst-st old lines
Isoxl5o: Albert G Hencken TO Mary \ Noyes:
Ernss! x, sssyes sss 70 Matilda Brewer; mort
St Nichoas-avs. :. sis.s n Of i5o,h-ss. saiix
200 TO Edsseombe-ave; Denis HOrgan to John P
i24th-st. No "a to 4ss West. 75x1co H. Abraham
a Joseph. referee. to Herman oueler; s
Same prspsrty Herman oasiler to Louis Man 81
helm: 5: s.: mortgage. se4. 800 ---------..-,.-
PETER shase s to 81 Dora soS0ss S9laaE s sa
and another TO subway Realty Company; r 5,
Ioath-st. No 22s west Eiixio2 John a Jarvis "a
,ss1bs same a; s s. se' morsgage morris ,f Slg Is
to Marvin HuSbeii: s go: mortgage. ,sss s25oSe
same property; Thomas L Reynolds TO same: quit
s7,h-st n $ $50 IT W Of 5ih-ave. IL 1oxsse:
Hamilton Wslling and another. executors.
saa2st. n ; lass n E of Of Broadway. % sras.a II
InoinSs Kirkpatrick TO David l. Haight; r s
go mortgage. S4o.tto- "a
fudsoH-st " corner Perry-st 81 1x6i 6xs4 *
30; David Lippmann 70 Amanda A Wall:
Same property: Amanda A wall to William
calender and another; s S.; morrSsse
Broadway W corner i57tb. r,;,: 100 - o.
10 iSstn 81. " look I2i 10 Boulevard Iafsv-
este y iui4 10 CT t57th X 2 33 q. Cieorr.
e,on ua"iord ana another 70 AloiS Gutwilz r s.
S'th-st. 36s9 # W OF 7th-ave IS exas \. N,rt.
Ierstner to Anton " Gerstner: r s s6: mort
.rasV- S'su''
l1th-ave. W corner Of 2sth-st as ax575. Terri1,i
Improvement Company Erie Land and I'm
roVennent Company. :. sa2: mortxax-
'2d-st; $ 10 u of Amsterdam ave 2s,xf02 ..
Adeune Wtdmayer and another to Hannah Elias,
- X = SiS 9u; mortgage. S34 600 .--------..-- az
broad"ay. : tS's n of 57rh-st 24xs4x23. sxaS:
Mary II CoCkroft and another 10 Ernest Fhr-
mann: 5. $50. a,
Public Road, leading 10 Clason's Point. lot s map
80 Nestchester County. Clason's Point contains
Il. 10 acres: jefferson NJ Levy 70 James X
Hoey; ). IS, mortgage. 5000. .-.....-.....
same properly: George Ranger Jefferson 81
Levy: r :, S6: mortgage IS. 600 ...-.-....-..
West End-ave, No $40, $ 20S>0, Charles
Stader to Simon Uhmsnn: r s. SO; mortgage.
TIth-st. No 81 East, I5xs2: B Lew TO Alexander
Barrie; r :. 50 80: mortgage. $4,000.
4tth- st. :. 100 II OF 5th-ave. 81 5S1oos;
Frances Ha-dley and another to Mary Belts;
II s'N'-.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min.
ing STOCK Exchange, furnished by William p. Bon
bright & Co, of Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-30

A FOUR STORY Colonial Dwelling. 45th-s,-. between
r EDGAR LEAYCRAFT & Co. B'way. cor. 44th ST.
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Gonntrn propertn for 5ale.

Gounirn propsrtn 20 Eet.
BERKSHIRE HILLS.
FARM FOR RENT--Surlrrer months. sale. twelve
well furnished: g fine
four stalls. horses carriage
icehouse: hsnnery. small fruit; pond Address J.
HILDRETH Montgomery. Han1pden Co.. Mass.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-03-22
Wrestled President Mckinley

Emporia Gazette: Jesse Powell, an
old soldier, living in the southwest
part of town once threw VIM. McKin-
ley down, when they were boys. Mr..
Powell islnow about 10 years old.
When about IT, he worked onthe farm
of the father of the president. He did
all kinds of hard work by the side of
young Bill. "When a boy Mr.. Nc
Kinley was as good a worker as ever
knew" Mr.. Powell said this morning
"Think of seeing our president cutting
weeds, pitching hay, blowing corn,
chopping wood and doing such labor
as the fathers of this country have all
done more or less. Willie Mckinley
had sister, Miss Hattie and every
Sunday Hattie and Jesse Powell went
to church together, also to parties and
sally pulls. Some people do not
know that Mckinley was raised on Il
farm, but he was. His father owned a
good farm just across the river from
Nanceburg, Kentucky.
Hattie and Jessie and Willie called
each other 10y their given names and
were the best of friends. On Sundays
sometimes Jessie and Willie would get
up in the hay NOW, just as boys do
now, and wrestle in the afternoon with
out leaving the NOV. He always threw
Bill down. BE cantell asmany stories
about old man Mckinley, Williams
father, as the ordinary country boy
can tell about his father. Mr.. Powell
is also the man who ate more than
200, 900 biscuits in his life.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-03-22
Ask to See the license

People of lola ought to help the
officials and the merchants who pay
occupation license tax by demanding
of every peddler who calls on them II
sight of their occupation license. If
the man has none, call up the city
clerk and he will attend to the traveller
After all the wrangling with INSTALL
ment house men, Davis Black, repre-
senting a St. Joe house, took out Il
license Saturday He is at liberty to
do a lawful business here, but even
then the home merchant can undoubt-
eddy beat his prices.
The officers reluctantly placed Il. A.
Ross, who lives here but represents
an eastern grocery house, under ar
rest Saturday. Mr. Ross is known to
be a gentleman by all who have met
him, and he wished to pay his licence
urged his house to and finally offered
TO take it out of his own pocket. The
house was stubborn and Mr.. Ross was
taken as its representative. A lega
fight may ensue, and people should
simply refuse to patronize the house
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-03-22
Note From Ode C. Nichols.

Under date of January ,, ode c.
Nichols wrote the REGISTER a letter
which is in part as follows:
No fighting here now. Matters
have simmered down to the level of
hunting train robbers aud whiskey
peddlers in the Indian Territory only
here it is more difficult as every acre
of ground,alford shelter for one thou
sand men. The proposed plan of mu-
nicipal government by natives has
been thoroughly adopted in this pro-
vince and it is efficient, meeting all
requirements and meeting the eXpecta-
tions of the Commanding General, at
least he says so. Garrisons are,
however, still necessary and will be
for some time to come. These people
must be watched to prevent them from
killing each other. A little of that
sort of thing would aid us materially
if they would kill the right man. The
wild tribe of "Igroles" that live in
mountains, wear long hair and a
breech cloth is boss in this locality
when there are no soldiers here. They
have lived there in the hills for hun
dreds of years, cannot read or write
and don't want to speak any language
but their own and don't care to do
any work that doesn't have to be done
and live on their reputationas fighters.
Natives here in the valley say that
now since the soldiers are here the
Tgroles" stay up in the mountains
"but are whetting their.battle axes for
future use. am,
Yours Very Sincerely,
ODE c. NICHOLS,
2nd Lieut.. Bath Infantry U. 5. a.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-03-22
PAPEROF ALLEN COUNTY
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Excellent Ticket Named With Euthus'
iasm and Unanimity-A. H. Camp
bell Named for Mayor.

Ten delegates from each ward of the
city met in convention Friday in
the court room to complete the Repub-
lican city ticket, begun at the ward
primaries the night before. G. c..
Ausherman called the meeting to order
and Frank Travis read the call. G.
+. Scott was chosen chairman of the
meeting and Lutte p. Slower secretary.
Nominations being then in order the
name of a. II. Campbell mentioned
for mayor and he was elected by ac-
clamaton.
For police Judge II. e. Cullison and
j. M. Williamson were namediand the
first ballot gave the Office to Cullison.
Thos. II. Bowlus was renominated
for city treasurer by acclamationIand
John Vannuys was made treasurer of
the school board with the same ease.
For justices of the peace the names
of f. G. Hough, G. 5. Potter and
Jacob Gard were placed denomination
and the vote showed that Hough and
OVuCl hdb ulIc IlOoV NOVCo anu NNlO
declared the nominees.
Sam Baker and VIM. Conley were
started for constables. but Mr.. Conley
was remembered to be no longer a
resident of the city and so the name of
w. j. Ihrig was substituted and Baker
and lhrig were given the unanimous
vote of the convention.
The convention then ratified and en-
dorsed the action of the various ward
primaries in their choice of council
men and members of the school board.
The respective wards reported the
following as the new city central com
mittee: First ward, c. c. Ausherman,
E. G. Remsberg and L. L. Northrup.
Second ward, f.. G. Hough, Bert Ling
and Harvey Dowler; Third ward, w.
L. Allison, G.. l.. Whitaker and Mel
Fronk; Fourth ward, Tom Bowlus,
Harry Thomas and w. j. Evans.
After the convention adjourned the
new central committee met and organ
lied by electing c. G. Ausherman as
chairman and Mel Fronk as Sec
rotary.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-03-22
rhat Mound City Coal Strike.

The REGISTER briefly noted the 9TH
er day the finding of coal by the lola
men who are operating at Mound City
under the name of the Mound City Gas
Company. The Standard of that
place this week contains the following
additional information:
ave are now greatly pleased to
present to our readers the authorita-
tive statement thatthe Mound City Gas
Company has struck two of the larg-
est coal veins At Mound City ever dis
covered in the State of Kansas-one
five feet thick at a depth of 300 feet in
the first we'll drilled onJ A. Mantey's
land, near the depot, and one of six
feet in the second we'll, at depth of
$50 feet, on Aaron Rhodes land, near
the southwest corner of the town
site.
"rhese two points are nearly a mile
apart, and this fact, taken with the
further fact that a 6-foot vein was dis
covered several years ago on the Muir
ray farm, two miles northeast of town,
conclusively proves that all the terri
tory Immediately surrounding Mound
City is underlaid with this magnificent
vein of coal, the quality of which ha S
no superior.
'This company is now negotiating
for machinery with which to begin the
sinking Of shaft The drilling for
gas will continue.
"The Mound City Gas Company ha.
as it's officers, T, r.. Croker president
o. II. Sawdy, secretary, and w S
Canatsey treasurer and manager
Messrs. Croker and SAVOY have beer
connected with the lola Cement Works
but Mr.. Crocker, who was contractor
for the company, has resigned his 20
sition and will move to Mound City
TO superintend the development OF the
coal and gas here. Last Thursday h,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-03-22

peculiar to her sex, she takes medical
treatment, gets no better, and has no
hope held out to her of improvement.
Then in her Encouragement she turns to
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and
finds a prompt and lasting cure. VIA
vorite Prescription " establishes regu.
larity. dries unhealthy drains heals in
flammation and liberation and cures
female weakness.
uFour years ago my health began to fail, "
writes Mrs. Nellie NJ. Reycraft, OF Glenwood.
Washington Co, oregon. 81 had a very heavy
dragging and weight in the region of the uterus,
pain In back and loins could not lift anything
heavy, rest at night very poor; stomach de
ranged one physician said ! was overworked,
another said / had congestion am falling Of
uterus He treated me nine months and said /
would not be well until had pa -sed the change
of life / was only twenty-sevcu years old then.
| became discouraged, and began using Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Took tea
spoonful three times day began feeling better
right away. Am using my third bottle now,
and feel / am in good health. | believe DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription has restored me
to health If suffering women would give IT a
fair trial they would give it praise"
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of 81 one-cent stamps TO pay
expense of mailing only. Address DIR.
h. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-03-22
The Register of 1869.

Mr.. II. A. Perkins, who used to edit
the REGISTER, and who recently sold
his paper, the Manhattan Nationalist,
to 90 to.California for his health, has
kindly deposited at this office the old
files which he took with him when he
sold!theREGIsTER to the present owner
in 1882. The files while not complete
are nearly so from 1869 to 1882, and
thereEare lots of interesting old items
in them.
The issue of June 8, 1869, called the
Neosho Valley Register, has lot of
funny, old fashioned single column
ads. John Harris advertises a
sheriffs sale: Dan Horville has a
legal notice: G. A. Bowlus is the
smaller partner in the real estate firm
of w. 5. Jenkins * Co.; Scott Bros.
advertise dry goods; the Kansas
Pacific announces that it is now open
as far as Sheridan, where daily con-
nection is made with the u. 5. EX-
press COS. coaches for Denver the
paper reioices because the Leaven-
worth bridge is to be built, thus bene-
fitting the whole state: the Presby-
terrain ladies return thanks for help at
their fair where they cleared $1,000;
John Francis, deputized by the local
lodge, went to Neosho Falls and in
stituted Masonic lodges scare line
tells about the Indians being on the
rampage in the Saline valley; that
General Sherman at Washington is
devising means to suppress them; coal
oil is advertised at 70 cents gallon;
DR.. Covert of Carlyle wants to pull
peoples teeth; H. w. Talcott and N.
f. Acers acknowledge the receipt of a
big cake from the ladies who gave the
social 1.-THE gentlemen were the edi-
tors); "the heaviest rain storm in the
history of southeastern Kansas Wis
tied this community yesterday; the
departure oftseven tilibustering eXpe-
ditions to Cuba to help the natives
against the Spanish is noted; VIM.
Buchanan has furniture to sell-cribs
with circle ends" lounges, with
springs, shuck mattresses, high post
bedsteads: l.. Jones advertises brick
blythe million, six miles up the river;
N. f.. Acers will do custom saving of
blackberry, walnut, hickory, at his
saw mill for cash or on the shares;
Mr.. II. Richards who is sinking a
shaft four miles east of lola is sure
there is an immense bed of coal down
about 200 feet; Hovey q Stevens have
"Percale Robes that are rich, rare
and racey;" in the market report is
salt 1918 per barrel quinine S3 per
, ounce, candles 80 cents pound, wheat
So a bushel j. f. Colborn has drills
denims, cottonades, hickory stripes
for sale; Mrs. William Richards has
just opened her spring millinery over
William Richards bakery, south OF
public square; H. F. Purcell wants
= forty teams to haul freight from OF
S tawa to lola; ETC., etc.
Q The old papers contain world o
| amusing and interesting things to ole
timers and those who care to are cor
= daily invited to call at the Office ant
examine them.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-03-22

On Friday, March 20, 1901, School
District No. 50, Allen county, Kan
sas, through their board of directors
will offer for sale at auction from the
front door of the Rose Hill school
house the above named building to-
gether with all out-buildings belong
ing to the same.
The successful bidder must deposit
with the board ten per cent of the
amount bid as a guarantee that they
will close the deal within fifteen days.
G. ID. EAKIN, WIN mexican,
Clerk, Auctioneer,
Gas City. Gas City.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-03-22

went to Sedalia, Mo-, the western
headquarters of the Missouri Pacific,
to consult with officials of the com
pany regarding rates on coal, putting
in the necessary switches, etc, and
from there went on to Michigan. with
other members of the company, to
further promote the interests of the
company.
The gentlemen financially interested
in the development of the coal and
gas which we have all known for
years to exist here, already have in
vested not less than 5000, and the
citizens of Mound City should aid
them in every way in their power to
help them get established and the en-
terprise into dividend-paying order
1t will pay Mound City people big
dividends to have the population and
increase in the value of property
which the existence of number of
coal mines near the town will bring.
So everybody put his shoulder to the
wheel and push for the Mound City
Coal and Gas Company and, in
clusively, Mound City.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-03-22

The doctor sometimes passes harder
sentence than the Judge But the SEN
tence of the doctor is more often set
aside or overruled than is that of the
Judge. In the case of Mrs. Reycraft
given below, the doctor sentenced her to
about eighteen years of physical punish
ment and misery But she rebelled
against the sentence, and commenced
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-03-22
For the Public Good.

In another part of this paper APP
pears an advertisement worthy the
reading, as it's for the public good
II tells of free distribution of Doan' $
Kidney Pills, remedy for Kidney ills.
Read Il and call at Chas. B. Spencer
& Co. S, druggists, lola, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-03-22

the use of Doctor
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. In
a few weeks she
was a well woman.
It's a popularity
of the cures eff
fected by the use
of Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
ton, that they are
generally cures of
chronic diseases.
A woman suffers
with diseasee