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wvyigsfttftftc tWCftfj, -n vsy r.y'j?tjvjr;ia5!!S!lF 'fr LOCAL MATTERS. Mixed paints atScotts. Fresh cider at Sproul's. Balls and bats at Allen's. New prints and shirtings.

Rodman's Bananas always on hand at Jacobs'. New gingham and cheviot. Rodman. Arnold will trade harness for a good cow. New lawns and white goods at Rodman's.

Remember the Social at D. Ewart's to-night. Gray will pay cashier some nice chickens. 18 poundsdark brown sugar 95 cents at Sprout's. You can get any kind of a saddle you want at Arnolds.

Paints at Scott's. A new crate of queensware just opened at Welch's. Arnold keeps a fall line of Swinney and Norman collars. The best place to buy shades is at a. H.

Patterson Uo's. St. Patrick's Tills, the great Irish cathartic always physic. Seed buckwheat, eastern grown, for sale oy waters unayer. Get ourpriees on wall paper befor buying.

Goodhue Evans. A few combined and walkiug cultivators, $15 to 525, at Beck's. Strawberries and ice cream at the Band of Hope social to-night. Finest lot of bottled pickles in the city at Kingsley Wharton's. Hammocks, all kinds, all all prices, at tioodnue Ivans'.

Sewing machine needles, oil and sup plies at S. U. Patterson Uo's. The best ham for the least money at Cowan, Aushernian Is orris'. R.

B. Stevenson would like to place a few first class loans at per ceut Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures the most obstinate coughs. Try it! The Professional Breeder's Hog Remedy for sale by Goodhue bvaus How beautiful the lawns. Rodman's Extra copies of this paper may be naa at ine o. store and at tins office.

Cowan, Ausherman Xorris pay highest market price for produce of all kinds. Leave orders for strawberries either with Casmire or with Robert Kettle. Elegant decorated window shades with fixtures all complete just received at Scotts. Latest sheet music, instrumental, and vocal, only 10 cents eacli at Dr. Gillihan's.

Buy your coffee at Welch's if you want to be certain that it is browned fresh every morning. The way those baby carriages sell at S. H. Patterson Co's, makes the father glad and the mother proud. Parties having property for sale in or adjoining the city may find purchasers by leaving it with Bostwick Co Th'e' Altoona Advocate regularly reproduces Clarence jn or ion's "Poultry in its Farmers' Column.

If your title is perfect we can com plete your loan in four days at the very lowest rate or interest. iiostwiCK Drugs and medicines of all kinds at Cowan. Ausherman Norris'. Pre scriptions compounded at all hours of aay or mgnt. Miss Brown has received her new stock of summer millinery and asks ine tames or loia and vicinity to call and examine it.

Those elegant Commencement programs-used in the Opera House last Friday evening were printad at the Register office. There will be a lawn social to-night at the residence of E. D. Ewart for the benefit of the Band of Hope. Everybody is invited.

Cambria linked galvanized barb wire, best barb wire made, can put it up like chain wjthout a stretcher. Sold by J. J. Casmire Co's. We have any amount of money to loan at 6 per cent, and small commission added.

Call immediately at the Neosho Valley Xand Office. The Christian Church Sewing Society has several quilts and other articles that will be sold at auction at the Opera House next Tuesday night. There will be asocial to-night at the residence of Mr. D. Ewart, for the benefit of the Band of Hope Sunday School.

All are invited to attend. Iola is going to have the biggest celebration ever witnessed in the Neosho Valley. Paste this up where you will be sure- to see it about the 3rd of July. Mr. Goodhue's -new house will be ready for occupancy next week.

It presents a handsome appearance and adds much to the attractiveness of the east end of the avenue. The ladies of the Presbyterian Church will stive an entertainment in the Opera House on the afternoon and evening of Decoration Day. Further announcement will be made in due time. I will duplicate and allow a discount on any prices made by any reliable firm on all heavy machinery, such as engines, boilers, fittings, etc. Can always give figures on second hand machinery.

A. W. Beck. The Carriage Works well is progressing favorably with indications that gas will be found at a much less depth man in either of the other wells. It will probably be two or three weeks however, before anything definite is ascertained.

We always keep on hand and are duly authorized to tell thn fnlinur- ing articles, which are the best of Uieir Juna: uueklen's Arnica Salve, King's New Discovery, Ballard's Snow Iiiniment, Hollaud's Hore Houud Syrup. Scott Son. We see by the Colony Free Press that Rev. S. M.

Irwin's barn, at Geneva, was struck by lightuiug last week and totally destroyed with its contents including farm implements and several head of horses and cattle. The loss is about $4,000, half insured. A little item com- from Emporia Ui the effect that the board or trade of that city ordered copira or the Ar. Exchange. It Iola organizes a board of trade, and that board orders 3,500 copies of the Registeb, we will give them a paper that will open the eyes of the eflete fogies in the east The Registers announcement last week, made on the authority of the Board of Trustees, that McCook Post would probably not undertake the management of a celebration, and its insistence upon the necessity of having the matter undertaken at once bv soma one, had the effect of causing the matter to be thoroughly discussed.

And the common judgment was so heartily in favor of having the Post take charge of it, that at their meeting Saturday night they decided to do so, and we now have the great pleasure of announcing that the One Hundred and Eleventh Anniversary of the Independence of the United States will be celebrated atlola in the highest style of ine art unuer ine auspices or Mcuook Post. G. A. R. A committee consist ing of Dr.

J. W. Scott, W. J. Ihrig, John Walters, T.

8. Stover and 8. Mo-Claren, was appointed as executive committee. They have already secured subscriptions to tnc amount of $291.50 with the promise of more if it is needed and nave telegraphed for nrominent speakers. Further announcement need not be made now.

The fact that the celebration is under the auspices of 3IcCook Post and in charerc of the committee above named, is sufficient assurance that that it will be a brilliant success. We understand that Prof. Olin has the offer of a professorship in one of me leuumg euucaiionai institutions or the State, and that if certain details can be arranged to his satisfaction he will accept it. While rejoicing in the Professor's call to come up higher, we cannot Dut sincerely regret nis loss to our schools. For the past four years he has held the position "of principal here, mid under his conduct the schools nave steadily advanced until they are not excelled, if indeed they are equalled by the public schools of anv other cilv in the State.

It will be difficult to supply his place. Some one who is evidently tired of asking other people how hot it is, stole ine tncrmomcter trom in Trent of Scott Son's drug store Monday night. This is the third thermometer this hrm has had stolen within a short time. They say they don't wish the parties who took them any particular harm, but they feel it their duty to warn them that if they don't mend their ways they will fetch up sometime in a place where they will not bo able to measure the heat with their little stolen themometers. From our friend Doc.

Whittiugton, of Kincaid, who was in town Wednes day, we learn that the K. C. and Pacific road is going to make another etlort to get bonds voted in township. The proposition now is to have bonds voted to the amount of and petitions arc being circula ted to navo an election called. Mr.

Whittiugton thinks the result is likely to be the same as in the last two elections. We are told that the public senti ment against tardiness in our city High School was 60 strong the past year that when a pupil entered the room after school was called he was greeted by his fellow pupils with a sup pressed due distinct groan, it is doubtless owing to this public senti ment mac ine scuooi made tbe unpar alleled record of but nine tardy marks during the entire year. Mrs. Turner's stock of spring and summer millinery goods is now complete and presents a most attractive display. Everything is new and, being bought after personal inspection, is of the very best style.

The stock is sufficiently large and varied to buit every taste, and should be examined before purchases are made elsewhere. W.C.ThrashersoldMrs.Weller's farm just north of town, this week, toa Mr.S, 3Ir. Ruble will take possession in a few days and will at once begin extensive improvements, building a new barn, a large addition to the house, etc. We understand that he will also invest quite heavily in Iola property. On June 18 of last year the Register gaye notice that Iola would have no celebration that year but that she would spread herself next year and everybody would have to stand from under.

Next year has come, and true to announcement Iola has begun to spread herself. Let everybody be governed accordingly. This office did a large amount of printing this week for Messrs. Conk-ling, Fisher and Crigler, proprietors of a new steam washing machine for which tbey bold letters patent. We are no judge of a washing machine but those who are say that this is one of tbe best, and we wish the proprietors success with it.

We notice that Miss Lillian Bel I is among the graduates of the State Uni versity who haveeceived the honor of an appointment toa position on the program of Commencement Day. This honor is one that is eagerly won only by tbe best students, and Miss Bell is to be congratulated on achieving it. The Commissioners wercJfe session last Friday and Saturday to inspect the abutments of the Geneva bridge, visit the poor farm aud attend to other minor matters. Among other things they decided to have the Court House finished wtth galvanized iron cornice, which will much improve its appear ance. Mr.

M. L. Herford, a commerical traveler, recently purchased a lot east of the school house and has begun the erection of a neat residence. Mr. Her ford located in Iola after having visited nearly ail the towns inKansas.because lie likes it as a place of residence better than any of them.

We make no apology for devoting so much space to a report of the Commencement exercises. The Register is proud of the Iola school, proud of its teacuers, proud of its pupils and proud of the class of '87. and wants to attract as much attention toward them as possible. The Inter-State has published its last number at Humboldt and we un derstand the material is being shipped to ArKansas uity wuere Mr. Smith will open a job office.

His departure from Humboldt certainly leaves a good opening there for a straightdemocratic newspaper. A church in Franklin, Connecticut, prints its notices at a cost of a dollar each Sunday and distributes them to the people as they pass out instead of making an advertising bureau and bulletin board of the pulpit. It occurs to that the innovation is a desirable "Dry'paintsat Scotts.1 J. I. C.

yeast at Sproul's. We are going to celebrate. New spring goods at Rodman's. Look out for new goods at Bartels'. 20 pounds rice for 95 cts.

at Sproul's. New gloves and mitts tt Rodman's Choice old eating potatoes at Klau-man's. New Orleans molasses at Kingsley Wharton's. Good Japan tea at 25 cents a pound at Klaumann's. See those victor finish single harness at Arnolds.

14 pounds granul ated sugar for 95 cents at Sproul's. Arnold has National Harness oil, the best in tbe world. Hams 12 cents a pound at Cowan, Ausherman Norris', Take your produce to Welch's and get the best price for it. Get our prices on wall paper before buying. Goodhue Evans.

Charlie White has taken a position as clerk at the Xickle Plate. Evaporated raspberries 25 cents a pound at Kingsley Wharton's. R. B. Stevenson would like to place a lew nret class loans at per cent.

When Iola has to do a thing, she does it. we are going to celebrate. Gillihan has a large stock of mixed paints which he is selling very low. R. B.

Stevenson would like to place a few first class loans at six per cent. Encourage a good cause by attending the Band of Hope Social to-night Copies of this paper may always be found on sale at the P. O. Book store. Cummings Jooes have a business building with residence above, to rent.

aiso nave tarms to rent. Stock of haruess. saddlery, tools with a splendid run of custom, to trade tor cattle. liostwicK Co. We are selling wall paper and deco rations lower than tbey have ever been sold in Iola.

Scott Sou. Union Stock Yards Hog Remedy for saie by uoodnue Jivans. When you want the best gasoline stove in the world buy the Quick Meal sold by J. J. Casmire Co.

Morg. Hartman is improving slowiv and is now able to be at his place of business a little while each day. The Young ladies of the Christian Church will have a social at the Opera House next Tuesday night, May 17. L. H.Brubaker has rented the building formerly occupied by D.

E. Williams and has engaged in threstuarant business. If you want to buv a new watch or clock, or have your old one repaired, go to J-ietller. lie warrants bis goods and his work. Mr.

H. Klaumaun received on Sat urday the sad news of the death of his father which occured at his home in Republic county. For books and stationery it will pay you to go to Allen's, as he makes that his exclusive business, and can do bet ter by you than anywhere else. If you want a carpet rocker of what ever style, size or price, you cannot help being suited at Patterson Co's. They have a whole room full of them.

When vou waut to buy groceries it will pay you to go to Jacobs' North Side grocery. His stock is fresh aud complete aud his prices as low as tbe lowest. For salmon, oysters, corned beef, sar dines lunch tongue, roast beef, devil ed ham, deviled tongue and all kinds of hot weather meats, go to Kingsley Wharton's. Icecream and strawberries at the Opera house next Tuesday night. Xo charge for admittance.

Fifteen cents for strawberries and ten cents for ice cream. Cake free. Now that our celebration is assured cannot the band gather itself together and get in shape to furnish the music? Iola has too much talent in that line to ask for outside help. When you want good groceries at bed rock prices call at the Star Gro cery House of Kingsley Wharton, and you will find that you can sav money by buying of them. The first strawberries of the season reached this market on Tuesday.

They retailed at 25 cents a box and the average house holder, after inquiring the price, went away sorrowful. New veranders on the north and east sides of the Leland hotel add much to the appearance and comfort of that popular hostelry. We understand that a sample room is to be built on the west side. PERSONAL. The Registeb had a pleasant call last Monday from its old friend, Ollie etewart, rormeny oi numooidt, but now of Parsons.

He says that the Kansas City and Pacific railroad is bound to be built, and that contracts for the grading are already let as far a Moran. We may be permitted to add that Mr. Stewart's errand in Iola was to secure from the Probate Judge permission to marry Miss Katie Fisher, daughter of Paul Fisher, of Humboldt. The Register, extends heartiest con gratulations. Miss Barker goes to-morrow to Kan sas City and after a.

short visit with Farmers-Golumn. Xor Salo or Tiad. (Notices tinder this had will be Inserted one week free of charge for all subscribers to the Rkoistkb, Any such (excepting those regular lr engaged In the merchantile business) having any article to sell or trade, arc cordially invl eu io mace use oi mis comma.) Fine yearling short horn bull, from laiporled sire, for sale cheap, rcdigreo furnished. D. 15.

1). SmelUer. J. X. Thompson, Moran has a fresh cow and' two extra fine male weighing ISO to 173 pounds, for sale cheap H.

J. Math, oa G.D. Cole's farm, Hi miles north and IX miles west of Mora, will pas- tare stock at reasonable rates friends there and at Topeka will spend WaUlc Tounff has for trade, her summer vacation at her old home her summer vacation at her old home in Vermont. Miss Barker has been most efficient aud successful as assist ant in the High School, while her so. cial ccomplishments have won many mends outside oi me scnooi room who will hope for her return next year.

Mr. R. R. Redfield, of Colony, was in town Tuesday and called on the Register. Mr.

Redfield has rented a house near the M. E. Church and expects to move to Iola in a few days and make it his home hereafter. He is still engaged in the music business. giving vocal and instrumental lessons and selling musical instruments Miss Agnes Fulton was called home yesterday Toronto a message announcing the serious illness of her father.

Her many friends here regret exceedingly that her visit was cut short'by such unpleasant news. Mr. S. H. Patterson and his brother and his sister-in-law returned last week from Illinois, having happily found their mother much improved and in a fair way to recover.

W. P. Northrup goes to Atchison sunday to representeosiio Lodge Jso 43, K. of P. at the meeting of the urana oi mat uruer.

Senator Allen, of Chanute. was in town Monday on his way to Ft. 8cott to talk up new railroad connections be tween tne two towns. one span of match bay mares with colts fol lowing them. One span of match blacks with colts.

One, i year old roan Alley, one 7-8 Clyde stallion 3 year old will sell for cash or trade for good farm land, or sell on time by purchaser glvingapprored security. A bargain for some one. J. C. Strong one mile north of Moras has fresh jonng cows to trade for yearling steers Also 2 second hand cultivators.

J. W. Kennedy, special agent for tne incyciopteuia jsruannica was in town Tuesday and mado the Register a pleasant call. Mrs. Root and Miss Ellie started Wednesday for an extended visit among friends aud relatives in Ohio and New York.

Rev. J. W. D. Anderson, of Bald win, spent Friday and Saturday of last week with nis sister, Mrs.

H. L. Reagan. Mrs. Neff and Mrs.

Smith of Emporia, mother and sister of Mrs. W. 11. McClure, are visiting her this week. Alt.

Campbell went over to Fort Scott Tuesday on business pertaining to his office as U. S. Commissioner. J. T.

Lawrence now a prosperous merchant of Kiowa, was in town this week on business. Dr. W. A LaFary. of Girard, spent two or tnree days last week wltu nis brother, Dr.

J. S. Mr. D. T.

Parshall went to Ohio Tuesday to close up his business mat ters mere. George A. Bowlus went to Kansas City Last Saturday on business. H. L.

Henderson had business in Ft. Scott the first of the week. MARKET REPORT. Corrected Thursday Mal 2. KANSAS CUT MVX STOCK.

Hogs $1 wr 5 00 cattle 2S5k IOLA LIVE STOCK, rBODUCK, XTC. Cattle aooca too Hogs 4(i 4 Chickens iter doz 1 so 2 oo Cornperbu 23 27 Oats per ba 25 20 Coal per ba 15 Hay (loose) per ton 3 HO 5 00 nutter per lb 15M 12 Escs per doz Potatoes icr bu to 1 tm Klour per hundred 1.71(9 2 N) Meal tier hundred Lard per lb Granulated suzar. 13 to II lbs for Common sugar, IS to 2J lbs for. Green coffee, Hi lbs Roasted coffee, XV to 5 lbs Iticc, 12 to 20 lbs Tor Beans, 25 lbs for 0, P- NORTHRUP CO. 1 OU OS 1 00 1 uo 1 00 1 0 1 oo oo The first picnic excursion of the season took place yesterday, S.

T. Ellis and family, W. A. Scott and family, Mrs. Rand and a few others comprising tbe party.

The Mat Flower promises to bu in demand this summer. For the next (3U days I will give an extra discount on all grades of wail pa per, it win pay vou to see mr stoctr. and get prices before buying. A. O.

Some fifteen or twenty couples of young people will "excurt" up the river to-day in the steamer May Flower, O. D. Myersf captain. They willl go to Horse Shoe bend and spend the day picn icing. BOABD OF EQUALIZATION.

office of county clekk,) Iola, Allen Kas.J. May 4.1887.) Tho Ioard of County Commissioners of Alien county. Kansas will meet at the office of the County Clerk on the (J, day of June 1SS7, as a board ofequali-zation. R. W.

Duffy, (May G13.) County Clerk. HOTEL FOR KENT. Fine new brick building constructed especially for a hotel, with bakery, good cellar, large cistern, water pipes all over the house, first class location, located near both depots and in the business pajrt of town. Will rent cheap to.right man. Inquire of Cummings Jones, Iola Kansas.

BOARD OF TRADE. Theie will be a meeting of the busi ness men or Iola at tbe Opera House at eight o'clock this (Friday) evening for the purpose of organizing a Board of Trade. A large attendance is earnest ly requested. W. A.

Cowan. Mayor. TOR SALE. W. T- TJ.

CONVENTION. The district- convention of the Womans Christian Temperance Union will convene at the Baptist church in this place Thursday and Friday 19 and 20 iust. Opening session Thursday 3:30 p. m. PBOQKASt.

Devotional exercises. Enrollment or delegates. ltoll call. Apimintment of committees. MueIc Address of welcome.

Itesponse. Reports of Unions. Prayer. Adjournment. KVEXIXQ.

Devotional exercises. Address by Mrs. Kastail. Music. Adjournment.

HtlDAV Monxi.s-Q. Devotional exercises, 9 to 0:30 o'clock. Election of otlicers. Paper on systematic work of W. T.

U. Discussion. Music. Prayer. Adjournment lor picnic dinner aud social time.

AKTKUSOOX. Peotiotal exercises 2 to 2:30 o'clock. Pajwr on social purity. Disciibaiun. Musn; lteiwrt of Evangelistic work.

Paper on mother a meetings. Inquiry. What lias tho W. C. T.

U. done for yon? Music. Miscellaneous business. Prayer. Adjournment.

FINE7ABM FOR SALE. Stock and grain farm, of 240 acres. situated in Deer Creek township, Alien county, jj miles from railroad, 51 mile from churcn anu school. Every acre is unable, lac entire larin is en closed with 3-wire fence, cross-fenced into bu acre lots, witu -U acre feed lot. hog tight, and all necessary corrals loO acres in cultivation, 70 acres in tame grass, balance pasture, Creek flows through pasture and feed lots, furnishingabundant stock water.

Two never failing wells and large cistern at house. Barn will shed 1C0 tons of hay. 150 head of cattle, ten horses, and con tains granaries, corn cribs ana sheds for tuggy and implements: hos house. chicken bouse and other outbuildines. all first-class.

Residence of 8 rooms. with cellar; buildings ail new and in good repair. May be had at a bargain it sold soon, anu on terms to suit pur chaser. Address II. L.

Henderson, Iola, Kas. LETTER LIST List of letters remaiuinir in the post office at Iola, May 14th, 1SS7. The Poultry Yard. Conducted by Clarence Norton, Moran, Kansas, an experle'nced breeder, actively engaged In thj business. Keep the young chicks growing, and let the hen mothers have all they want to eat so they will commence laying soon.

Those who put twenty to thirty chicks under one hen during oar recent cold weather, know now wnat tne Roup is. It never will pay to put over thirteen chicks under one hen, unless in summer. When chicks are fed and cared for so as to just keep them at a standstill, the food given is actually inrown away. This is tne most wasteful ana extravagant method ever puraued and there will be no returns from tne investment. While in Iola last week we had the pleasure of meeting one of our lady friends who is deeply interested in poultry.

She spoke some very pleas ant and complimentary words for the poultry yard, and gave us an interesting account of her own experience. She had broilers large enough to fry, lots of small chicks and more coming out every day. We wish her unbounded success and hope she will invite the editor of the Register to a dinner of fried chicks of her own rearing. If she does not, I am afraid Charlie will die a debtor to his own stomach. Mrs.

James Spangler, of Lone Elm, Anderson comity, wants to know if she shall keep account of her eggs till November. Yes. We want all who are striving for the prize to not get discouraged, and when making up their reports to give names of breeds kept, number of eggs set, number of eggs hatched, number of chicks reared aud anvthimr interesting it tney can Count the fowls each month and if any arc disposed of state just when and we can make up tne average oeiter. Her ess record for two months is very good indeed. Mrs.

Magner says nerauckiings win not eat. She has tried every known dainty but they refused to eat and drooped and died. Usually ducklin gs will do well on anything that young chicks will, but her experience puzzles me. Can any one tell her what to do? If they were mine, I should thoroughly dust the hen mother with Persian Insect Powder (3JLiOz.) also the ducklings, and put them in a new coop, or an old one thoroughly cleansed and whitewashed and force them to swal low whole pepper and pills made of flour wet in aiconoi. u.

jxorton. We are vmu showing an elegant line of Notions, Fancy Furnishing and White Goods, and have made an extra effort this season to meet the wants of our friends. We desire a liberal share of your patronage and assure you we have never been in better shape to serve your interests, and will malic prices that cannot be met elsewhere It will pay. you to examine our line of JVb- tions, White Goods, Laces, Carpets, Curtain Laces, before you buy. We carry the largest line in the city and mean what we say about prices.

Come and see us. Send orders to us. All goods andprices guaranteed. 0. P.

NORTHRUP GO. Chas. Beatley. H. K.

Buell. H. Johnson. BEATLEY, IOLA, KTA.3STS-A.S, Heal Estate, Loan 1 Insurance Brokers. SALE OF UNO, CITY PROPERTY.

UVE STOCK, MERCHANDISE NEGOTIATED. Taxes Paid and Investments Made for Non-Residents. Commissions Reasonable on all Business Entrusted to us. Correspondence Solicited. Reference, Bank of Allen County.

Blacksmith shop in Moran IvansaH. Will sell the entire husiuess.or a half interest to the light man. This i a good opening for a good Mechanic. For particulars call on or address H. B.

SmItu, Moran, Kansas. CHEAP M0JTET. Bowlus has any amount of monev tbat lie can loan on real estate security at lower rates thau cm le hud any where ele. Do not emphasize your luri''uare bv using profane words, but say, as sure as St. Patrick's Pills will physic there is nothing more certain.

Itch. A Kldri.lge. Faster, John Firincb, Haler, Huev. Lew Johnson, Mrs 1) Knowden, A Kleraan, WU Leulnnvell. Vl Slontsomerr, Geo Pickle, Sloses Philips, Kulon, Frank St Sheldon, Miss Georgic Warner, Alaoson Wahlt-n Wcsler Wbittlngton, Alrj.

Persons calling for any of tbe above letters will please say "advertised" and give date of advertisement. J. E. Ireland, P. M.

AUCnOVEEK. E. M. Adams, Iola, Kansas, cries tales in Allen and adjoining counties. Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay Charges percent.

Correspondence promptly answered. I am now prepared to deliver ice to any part of the city every moming. Leave orders with the undersigned at the Adams Express office. W.H.Lixo. Drunkenness or Liquor Habit can be Cured by administering Dr.

Haines Golden Specific. It can besiven in a cup of coffee or ca without the knowledge of tne person taking it, effecting a speedly and permanent cure, wnetner tne patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands of drunkards have been made temperate men who have taken the Golden Specific in their cof fee without their knowledge, and today believe they quitdrinktngon their own free will. No harmful effects result from its administration. Cures guaranteed.

Send for circular and full particulars. Address in confidence golden Specific 185 Race Cincinnati, Ohio. BEFORE YOU START On a journey, call and get a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, as" a safeguard against an attack of bowel complaint. Many prudent and careful persons never travel without it. Hundreds of traveling men are never without a bottle of it in their grip.

Many lives and much suffering has been saved by its timely use. No one can afford to travel without a bottle of this pleasant, safe aud reliable prepatatiod. BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. This liniment is a positive cure for Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Lame Back, Sore Chest, Old Sores, aud all Bruises.

It is the most pene trating liniment in ihe world, it will restore contracted muscles to their natural elasticity; rubbed on the throat it will cure the worst case of croup. It is an absolute specific for corns, bruises, chapped hands, etc. Ladies will find it particularly effective in Lame Back Goodhue Evans, Agents. BRENCLE HANKINS, REAL ESTATE, LOAN, Have a large list of City Property and farms for sale or trade. Call and see ns or write ns for Information.

South Side of Square, SOLA, KANSAS. LOST. Pocket book containing notes and papers of value to no one but myself. Liberal reward will be paid for its return. W.

H. Ricuaiids. ASIATIC CHOLERA Is the most dangerous 'and destruct ive of all contagious diseases in fact. diarrhoea, cholera morbus and stomach disorders are greatly modified forms of this disease. During this month it is unsafe to be without Begg's Diarrhoea Balsam which acts so successfully iu all summer complaints.

It Is harmless and pleasant to administer. Price 35 cents. For sale by Goodhue Evans. BEGG'S CHERRY COUGH SYRUP I consider one of the best if not the hc.it of all the many cough remedies in use. I have sold more of it tbe past year man an oiners put.

togemer, and ATTENTION STOCK BREEDERS! Wm. Hankins and J. B. Nebergall have leased the Japhet barn near the St Ft depot, Iola, Kas, and will use it as a Breeding Stable this season. THEIR HORSES ARE VERY CARE FULLY SELECTED AND INCLUDE "Honflaur," ths celebrated Cruh-man horse, Imported Norman, registered in StudfSook No.

2628 end Norman and Morgan and one English Turf andSteelDnat. Breeders are invited to call and examine stock. Prices reasonable. CF.MMI&CO. PROPRIETORS OF THE LELAND HOTEL S0TICE OF DWOLtmOH.

Tbe copartnership heretofore existed between tho undersigned under the name of Cowan A Marsh is this Cay dlsolred by mutual consent. The business or the unu will be continued 117 Cowan. Ausherman Norris. who are authorized to collect all outstanding accounts of Cowan A Mareu, and will par all lulls. April 1 187.

A Cowax K.L. JiABSH. BREEDING FEED STABLES, IOLA KANSAS. Will board teams by the single meal, day or week, at the lowest rates. Tbey also invite those wishing to improve their stock to call and examine their fine and carefully selected horses.

TERMS PARTICULARS Made Known on Application. NOTICE OF APPOIHTM XT- T11 a State or Kaxsav, Aixcx cocxrr, SS. fa the natltr of the atatt of Harriet C. Catmrt Me of Allen county, A'nxii. NOTICE Is hereby riven, tbat on tho 9th day orHiv A.l 17.

the undersigned wa. by the Probata Court of Allen county, Kansas, duly appointed and uualiHed aa mlnlstrator of the estate of Harriet C. Casmire it lias eiveu Universal satisfaction. J. Allen county, deceased.

All nartlea M. Nye, Druggist, Wells, Minn. Bam Interested in said estate will take notice, and pleboVlesfrfeVachue Evan" PUBLICATION HOTICE- In the Dtttrict Court 0 Allen County, William Mull. TS PkLiLA Dkiuciiofi anil 1 KltAHKLlXlI. DAVl-l, )-ns.

The above named defendants Oelila DrliuliutT and Franklin II. Davis will take notice that theyhave been sued in the District Court above named and that unless they answer th plaintiff's petition on or before June lcth 1S7, the said petition will be taken as true, ami a personal jadzment rendered against the defendant DelilaDennhofffbrtbetinni of seven hundred and thirty 1730) dollars, with interest at tho rate of 0 per cent per annum from the anth day or March 18S, and judgment that the mortgase given by the defendant Delila Debnhoir to the ulaintUTou tho southwest quarter ceetlon seventeen (IJ). township twenty-four (it), south range nineteen (I!) east, Allen countv Kanoa. le foreclosed, subject to the right of the defendant Franklin U. Davis" By Bxstox ft Scott, Hit Atty's.

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