The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 9

3 fHT mCIAIi PaPM COTOTI.fa OFFICII PA PE8 OF THE C1TT OF 10I.A. SVorlptiot. One year (S2 numbers) Knot In Six months, In aurancfl 5 jTkres months, SO ceote. Single copy 3 cent Official Pitectortj, Comity. Wk of nistrlet Court a aI vgmrtr VaJ.1 -County Commissioners A.

K06S r. Mood ITOBJ 7m i. F. Duncan luUnfhrrrvTor Frank vi.nderson snn'r fnniin II Fnnston State senator S. J.

8tewart Representative. City Sawyer Wm. Xorthrun A. J-Clark tfirnr Clark Treainre -rPoUceJuJgB- Consellnipn P. II.

Harris TftMr 8. Berlnirton It. H. Knight n. I.Henderson K.

II.MounsIr Coroner t. street-Cqnimlssioner. f. A. c.

H. Danlcy Dr. W. D. Chastaln 1n 'iWnsnip.

"'i? John Harris F. Colborn A. Cowan Jo ySB Mnorehouse 53TJlnstlesorthePeabKr.V..- p. H. Harris fen-W, vr nnoT" fTheo.

Strickland y. j. Conley 4g5ggferncg JUtectortj. OVER BEATTY'S "lXynrnltuPB store, Iola, Kansas. Satlsrac- R.

B. WHTTAKEB. C. E. BENTON, ATTOUNEr AT Iola, Kansas.

All business entrnsted to his care will receive strict and prompt nttentlon. OfflcooTerBeatty Bros, furniture store- OTHICK SMITH, A BSTBACTEUS OF TITLES. Have com. a i iwyiBi.v' l. pieio Be oi bubhu.

uw" tr. The only parties who mave lnvesugaMou of titles specially, joia, jviiub. S. RICHARDS, ATTORXET AT EAW, WIV Allen County. Kansas.

Practices la all the Courtt of the State. KNIGHT FOUST, ATTORNEYS and counsellors at law. Will practice In all the courts of the State. second floor of the Henderson building, west Slue quare, iwumo. J.

H. FISHER, Deputy Conntv At-. tomey. OOce at the court honse, iola, A. C.

BOGLE, A TTORXET AT LAW aad Stenographer. "rVCorrespendenw promptly attended to. Of-Beeover the Post Office, tola, Kansas. HENRY W. TALCOTT, ATTORSET AT LAW and collectinR agent.

Office In Court House, on the north side upstairs, Iola Kansas. 8. G. LEWIS, ATTORNET-AT-LAW, Iola, Kansas. Will nractlce in all the courts of the State.

Will loan monev on easy terms. Office over Henderson ft Amrlne's hardware store, on the wesi smo puoiic Bqunrc. W. D. SCOTT, M.

D. and accohchkr. Office In A Dr. J. W.Scott's drugstore.

Residence In Dr. J. w. scotrs nonse. W.

S. HENDRICK8, M. D. south side square, Iola, Kansas. A.

Jf FULTON, M.D. -rn rlt Tklt.A1 'phia. FhyE.cIatr, SnrgwmnnUAcamchcr, Office a i resiaence. H. BOULSON SON, OSTEOPATHIC PHWIUI.XS.

Surgery and disrates of women and children a spec ialty. 'Will guarantee to cure rues. A. GIFFORD, D. OFFICE at Goodhue ft Eians' drug store Residence opposite Harmon Scott's, Iola, Kasas.

DR. L. TOZER, M. D. FKICETTrU DR.

S. TOZER. IOLA. KAS Special attention given to the diseases of remaies ana cmiareu. DR.

S. TOZER, 'TkESTAL SURGEON, XJ Office In Greenhense block, Iola, Kansas. Ji E. JEWELL, M. D.

PHTSICIAX ft SURGEON. Sieclal attention paid to Surgery and Eye diseases. AIorax, Kixsaa. JOSEPH PIKE, T-OOT AXD SHOE MAKER. Iola.

Kansas. XJ Shop west side pnbllc sqnare. First class work guaranteed at reasonable prices. Boys' boots from 41.50 boots from 93.73 to te.w. lHrclj Jkcrtflrrj.

METHODI8T EPISCOPAL. Corsr of Jefferson Avenue 'and Broadway St. Serrlees every Sabbath at 11 a.m. aud 7:83 p.m. Class raeating immediatelv after the morning cerTiee.

Sunday school at a. ji. m. Raskins Superintendent. Prayer meeting every T)iarhT nMihr it ISA ii.

m. traacera and Tisltcra in the city and all others oordiauy Invit ee, to au inese scrnces. B. M. SCOTT, Pastor.

PRESBYTERIAN. Oortitr Kadisoh Afenoe'and Western Street Treaching at 11 a.m. School at 9:30 a. m. rrayer meeting every inursuay evening.

All are invltol to these service. E. S. MiLura, Pastor. BAPTI8T.

On Sycamore rreet. XaVge brick, north-east oirnewrnare. liracning every smway atiia. nu. and at the usual hour In the pvenlnr.

Bandar School A. L.J)Ibble. Surwrin- tendent. Prayer meeting every Thnrsday This notice 1 Inserted to assure Ton oca warm weicoaie at anr or tuese services Vt WEBB, Pastor. CHRISTIAN.

'Services orf first Sundavof every month at 11 Sa'clock a. m. at the Court nimc. Xho. Bartlktt, Pastor.

CHRISTIAN. The Christian Chnrch or Iola, Allen county, Kansas, meets at the Court House for worship the second and fourth Lord's Oar In each month at It a. m. Utcnar Mabtiv, Pastor. BIBLE SOCIETY.

A supply or Bibles aud Testaments may found at the Allen County Blhlt- Deiiosltory. Charles A. Steele's place of buslneFg. Secret Societies. SAUNDERS POST NO.

254 Heets the Urst Saturday lieforc full moon or each month, In Dawson Hall, in. All comrades in good standing are Invited. E. D. LACV, P.

C. KNIGHTS OF LABOR. Assembly No. 257S meets at Odd Fellows' hall in Iola, the first and third Thursday nights or each month. McCOOK POST, NO.

61., G. A. ileets the first Saturday on or before cacn nU noon, at the OddFellowa' hall. All Comrades In good "rttng are Invited to meet with the Post. T.

S. STOVEtt P. C. Post Adj. 55SE Itoiltoob Slime Cable? K.

L. 8. R. R. TIME TABLE aoixa worth.

PASSENGER Dally Ullp.x. WATFREIGirT.DalIyexeept8unday3:23 r.X. THROUGH FKEIOUT Daily i BlSA.xt WAT FREIGHT Daily 7 00 A. X. ooix'o sotrra.

PASSENGER Daily 825P.K. FREIGHT Dally 111 p.m. THROUGH FREIGHT Dally 8 S3 a.m. 3 SSP.x. Close connections made at Kansas City and hrough tickets for sale to all eastern points.

W. C. ALU way, Local Agen S. F. 8.

ft'W. R. R. TIME TABLE GOIXO KAST. Accommodation might No.

4 .0:90 p.m. Passenger 2 .3:02 p.m. Throujtli freight No. 9 8.03 a.m. OOtXQ WXST.

Accommodation No. 3,. 0.30 a.m. Passenger No. 1 12:00 p.m.

Through freight ni. Close conucctlons nude at Fort Scott for all points cast, north and south. Close connections at Fort Scott, Kansas Cltv and St. Louis. J.

D. Gbiasok, Agent. MO. PACIFIC-PIQTJA JUNCCTOH. ootxo Jtonin.

Mall and Express 10:50 a. m. I reign a. O01KO SOUTH. Mall and Express 3:43 p.

Freight 12:56 p. EC. REXBIERT MAKES SUITS TO ORDER AXD GUARANTEES A FIT! Prices 86 to SIO a Suit. tJ-Thlrd door south or Colborn's corner. S.

HAMILTON, PAIITTBB And Paper Hanger. back orNorthrnn'sStore. Iola. Kan. Docs all kinds or painting, paper hanging and Whlteninir.

Work done with neatness and dispatch. Charges reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed. TAILORING, Dyeing and South Side Square, Iola, Kansas. JL. j.

weith, BLACKSMITHING AND WAGON MAKING. Repairing done to order with neatness and dls patch. Horscshoing a specialty. Prices Reasonable. SOUTH OF STEVEKSOrS DROC STORE.

IOLA, KAS. PEECHEBOH-NOEMAN STALLION A LIFE-LIKE PORTItAITlOF BELLYIBW Bellvlew was foaleil 1S77, and imported same year; bought by J.F. Delap in 1878, and now owned by him at Iola, Allen county, Kansas. Bellvlew Is six years old this spring, and will make the season, commencing March 15. 1SSI, at Delap's barn, near his two-story white house, with green window blinds, just one mile northeast or Iola, on theiiill.

Bellvlew Is fifteen hands high and weighs 1,340 pounds Is a light dapple gray, with a dark, heavy mane and fall, He is a fast walk er, with a good knee action when trotting, and Tor style and action has but few equals. For draft stock he is unsurpassed, as the above cut will demonstrate. He Is low down, thic set, 'with heavy shoulders a handsome, short, strong back and loins, and with long hips an quarters well built down, with the largest kind of mnscles, with broad, thin, flat legs and not too much hair on them, with very btstoffeet Please call and see him before breeding to other horses, and I am sure he will please you. TERHS OF SERYIGE FOB "BTTTiTi JJ Insurance note given payable ten months from time of service, without interest nntil due, S13. Season, note given, payable four months from March 15, 1881, without interest until due, Single service, payable at time of service, $9.

Any one using the single ser-Tlce and paying the 99, if the mare should prove not in foal, can have, the pririlere of her Insurance for more, to be paid at ten months from time of service. Good keeping furnished at reasonable rates. Accidents ai.d escajics at owner's risk, but care will be taken to prevent either. As a success in crossing the Norman-Perche- ron hoie with our native mares Is no longer a question of doubt, and as farmers and horse breeders all over the State are seeing the neces sltyofgrowlnga larger class orgeneral-purpose horses for work on the farm, and market, and all iersons that are well versed In stock-breeding know that hu pure thoroughbred horses will Impart more or hlg style and type and size and shape to his colts tiian an hair or three-quarter-bred horse, because they are usually stronger blooded I have put the service of my Imiorted Nonnan-Percheron but little above the common or hair-blood stallions that all who wish may have a chance to improve their stock In horses by raising just such stock or stallions as ysu see litre on the stand and elswhcre brought fiom Illinois. If you please, come to Detail's stable and sec the best and most perfect full-blooded Norniau-Pcrchcron stallion In the State of Kansas.

S. N. DELAP. Iola, Aixkx Coc.ntv, Kaxsai. The North American Review for June opens with an article on-'Har-borinir Conspiracy" by Prof.

Henry Wade Rogers, who examines, in the light of international law, the diplomatic history of the United States and the national constitution, the question as to how far our government may and must go in suppressing plots against governments with which we are at peace. Henry O. Lloyd in the same number of the Review, shows bow every branch of production is coming under the control of "Lords of Industry," corporations and monopolies. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps has an article marked by rare philosophic force upon the "Struggle for Immortality." Other articles of not less importance are: "Sociological Fallacies," by Prof. W.

G. Sumner; "The Rise and Fall of Authority," by Pres ident J. C. Welling; "Walt Whitman by Walker Kennedy; and a sympos ium on "Expert by Ros- siter Johnson. Dr.

W. W. Godding, T. O'Conor Sioane and Dr. Charles L.

Dana. AQEIOTJLTTrBAI, POSITION OF KAN SAS. The Monthly report for April, of the Stato Board of Agriculture contaius the following Interesting facts concerning the rank of Kansas in the crop and stock operations of the year 1883. The corn product of Kansas has been growing from year to year, until in 1883 the State was the second in rank in number of bushels harvested, the great State of Illlntts being alone in advance. In the table by States, on page 8 of tne Aiarcn report, it win be observed that Kansas had, in 1883, 158,976,828 bushels of merchantable corn, which la nearly twice the amount grown in any other State.

Although the average price per bushel is much lower in Kansas than the average price for the United States, yet the money received by our farmers for the last crop of mercnantauie corn is excess or tuat received by the farmers of any other State by sio.wu.uuu. AmonK the States Kansas stands fifth in number of bushels of wheat harvested. There were, in 1883. eleven States that had more than 1,000,000 nead or cattle witnin tueir borders; among these Kansas ranks as sixth. The average loss among cattle in the United States for the year 1883 was 4.3 per cent, while the loss iu Kansas for the same period was but 2 per cent.

This is a remarkable showintr, when it is understood that a large proprtion of tne cattle in western nave been almost entirely without shelter, aud had as feed but little besides the "buffalo grass" throughout the entire year. The largest per cent, of loss in Kansas has heretofore resulted from lack of shelter and insufficient food. When Kansas shall be as fully equip ped with farm buildings as are the older and wealthier States, the per cent, of loss will materially decrease. For the United States tho percent, of high-grade cattle, or "those that have more than one-half pure blood of all breeds of thoroughbreds," is 18, while for Kan sas the per cent, is 21. Our stockmen are steadily and persistently improving the quality of cattle, and that so young a State as Kansas should have a larger percent, of high-grade cattle than the country at large, cleariy indicates that the business is being coaducted by intelligent and progressive men.

The loss in the United States among sheep was 8 per and for Kansas was the same. The want of appropriate shelter in western Kansas contributed largely to this result. The business of sheep-husbandry is profitable in this State, when conducted with care, and the annual loss from exposure and neglect is rapidly declining. The loss among swine in Kansas last year was but 3 per while the average loss iu the United States was 8.6 per cent. This small loss can be attributed to the abundance of good food and the natural adaptability of the State to this kind of industry.

Kansas ranks seventh among the States in numbers of swine. Altogether, the showing of the de-partmeutis very nattering to Kansas-Being one of the younger members of the Union of States, the hicrh rank obtained thus early, clearly indicates a bright and promising future. Additional Locals. The trial of the Gnillilands for the murder of Harclerode and McFarland, took place at Fredonia last week Tt began on Tuesday and the case went to the jury at ten o'clock Saturday night. In about two hours the jurv returned with a verdict of guilty of murder In the first degree as to Hugh Guilliland and his' oldest son, and of guilty in the second degree as to the two younger sons.

The counsel for the defense had determined to move for a new trial for the two latter but the matter was compromised by allowing one of them to plead guilty and be sentenced to two years in the penitentiary, while the case against the youngest a mere boy of 17 years was dismissed. The trial has been much shorter and less expensive to this county than was anticipated and all lovers of justice may rejoice that the law was permitted to take its course. A. C. Bogle returned Sunday night from Fredonia where he has been in attendance upon the Wilson county court.

Bogle has been court stenographer for this district for nearly two years, but he tells us now that he expects to resign his position, as his law practice has become so extensive that it requires all his time. We are glad to note this evidence of our friend's prosperity. Kansas correspondents of the Kansas City Times continue to telepraph that paper that "Prohibition is on the wane" in this state. Dispensers of the ardent in Judge Stillwell's district smile a sorrowful smile when 'they read those dispatches, and wonder what their fine and costs will be where prohibition is waxing. We learn that Miss Lillian Bell, af ter graduating at the Chicago Musical College, will probably come to Iola, and give music lessons awhile.

She will certainly be abundantly prepared. 1 Among the many local Items crowd' ed out of last week' Iserie was one no ticing the return of Joe Otten and Charlie Casmire from their trlpfnear ly) around the World. They report dull times every where and tell thrill ing tales of 'their hardships and adventures. In the New York crash of Wednesday, May 14th, Donald, Lawson Simpson failed. They are the fiscal agents of this State.

Allen -county had on deposit there $259.16, and Iola $35, for most of which the bank proba- ablyheld cancelled coupons. Druggists sav that Smith's Cough Syrup otit sells, aud gives the best satisfaction of any cough or lung remedy they ever sold. Smith's Asthma Cure Is the best. For sale by Scott Son All the money in the world is of no value to you unless you have health and strength. Dr.

Jackson's famous Root and Herb Cordial will make you healthy, strong and vigorous, vitalize, purify and enrich your blood. Sold by Goodhue EvanB. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the vorld. Warranted to speedily cure lurus, bruises, cuts, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, cancers, plies, chilblains, corns, tetter, chapped hands, and all skin eruptions, guarranteed to cure in every instance, or money refunded.

25 cents per box. For sale by Goodhue Evans. A General ttampede. Never was such a rush made for any drug store as is now at W. J.

Evans' for a trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. All persons afflicted with asthma, bronchitis, hoarsness, severe coughs, or any affliction of the throat or lungs, can get a trial bottle of this great remedy free, by calling at above drug store. A. SIMMONS' LIYEB MEDICINE.

WHAT XS8AXD 07 XT. 'It is indispensiblelnthis Malarious climate. We can't do without It. It saved us from much Rev. J.

c. Weaver, of Texas. Twenty years of suffering from Indigestion and diseased Liter was relieved by a packago otit. Rev.M. H.

Cullam, Grapevine. Texas. 'It has done mora to relieve and core me of Sick Headache than all the other remedies I ever J. M.Leod. of No.

Carolina. 'It proved a blessing to my cheerfully testify to Its Its popularity hero is Iter. Batesville, Ark. These are but samples from among the many thousands ot unsolicited testimonials received during the past few years. Ask your druggist for the original M.

A. Simmons' j.ivkr kd-tcmK. made at Bt. Louis. Mo.

Takenoothen Consumption Cured An old phynlclan. retired from active practice having had placed in his hands by nn Knet India Missionary the formula of a slnible veirrtaljlu remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of uonsumpuon, uroncnius, laiarrn, Asinma, and all 'throat and Lung affections, also a positive and radical euro for general Debllitv and all nervous complaints, alter having thoroughly tested Its wonderful curative powers In thousands of cases, feels It bis duty to make It known to his suffering fellows, 'fherccipewill be Bent free of charge, to all who desire It, with full directions for preparing and successfully using. Address with stamp, mamlng this paper. Dr. J.C.Rnjmond, let Wasbinton Street, Brooklyn, N.

V. NOTICE. State or Kanab.Ai.lkxCocntvss. JohnAlsop i hereby notified that Alnilra Alsopdld, ontlia day of April A. 1).

ins file her petition in the office of the Clerk of the District Court within and for the County nf Allen, and Mate or Kansas, proving that she may be ditorcd from the said Juo. Alsop which petition will stand for hearing at the next term or said Conrt. Dated this the 9th day or Mav A. 18S4. ALMiltA ALSOP.

.1. II. Kuiiku her attorney. Attest: A. C.

Scott Clerk. May 9th t3. 25 CENTS FOR A- SQUARE MEAL AT D. E. WILLIAM'S RESTAURANT First door west of Northrup's store Boarding by the day or week.

Lodging if desired. STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS. Omn or Cocmv Clkrk I Iola, May 12th, 181. The following Is a list or County Warrants Issued May 7th, 181: Jiiaons Makch Tcrm 1(. To urhom Jttued Amount WmDavis 25 80 ST Kills 23 00 HDlcLerson 2:120 PMCarnine 23 10 John II Percy 4 40 Jessie Chambers 23 no SlUucld 2C40 CSStarkey 25 00 A Armstrong 25 00 It Kelley 20 00 A Hodgson 22 4(1 FJf Moore 20 20 Pecs 440 John Kaish 47 00 CBrewer 4 00 JWLawItzka 4 00 RJBeckwith 4 00 John Spencer 10 00 LTIIolstlu 6 00 WM Mattocks 6(1) Rothgeb 00 John Baker 00 A Lewis 400 Kshtiaugh 4 00 Thorpe i us John Morris 4 00 Dozer 400 JWGrluln 8 00 WSLawrence 4 011 Boeken 00 CK Wilson 4 00 ASIIanklns 400 I) Ubcott 4 00 JC Ard 4 00 LWhltaker 4 00 AC Bogle.

42 00 JohnShank 00 Total 9ST5 00 K. W. Duffy, Clerk or Allen County, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true and correct eopy of the list of county warrants Issued by the Hoard or County Commissioners May 1 th, 184. It. DC FY, County Clerk, mm Send six cents forpostagv, and reeehe free, a costly box oigiHHis which win Help ail.

oieiiner sex, to more money right away than anything else In this world. Fortunes await the workers absolutely snre. At once address TKUE Augusta, Maine. FREE! RELIABLE SELF-C OK, fc A fcv A favorite nrricrlDtlnn n( nm- it tli. most noted and tnccerot specialist In ilirf Xanhood.Wrmknet and inpIatnscalidcnTeIojiere.Dni?irllicaiiUIIl! Addrtst DR.

WARD CO. Louisiana. Yean ExpasAeaee VKXE. OMETREATMENT Of Nmtousii and Seminal D- Mm fwBsU-TtMtaMt. avoid Qpackarr.

BOOK sadTrtol Facta of BctwUm FBXB. AddiW WTT.T.T A af Mllwaak Wig. fm Imittif Pert SSora. -DEALER LV- GROCERIES, FLOUR and Meal, Queensware, Cigars and Tobacco, Everything Sold at the' Lowest Living Prices! North Sicte, Moran, Sansar TAT. J.

STEELE. Dealer in- HARDWARE, fcSTOVES, TINWARE Cutlery, Nails, Wire, Class and Seeds. Tin Shop in connection with store. Goods sold at prices to Compete with any store in the county. West Side Main Straat, Koran, Xans, 111 Mm MD SADDLES Horse Blankets, Whips, And everything else belonging to a -FIR8T-CLAS8 Harness Sliop, Moran, Kansas.

AT STEELE BBOS West Side Main Street, Moran, Kansas. Repairing a Specialty. C. O.MEKEIFIELD, TJ3ST ID IS -JK: TZ AND DEALKtt IX FU RIM ITU RE. I have just received a large invoice of Coffins and am prepared to respond to all calls on short notice.

'Don't fail to call if you waut anything in my line First door north of Steels's Harness Shop, Moran, Kansas. CORRELL SMITH. GENERAL BLACKSMITHS, Carriage Workers And Dealers In AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS We handle the Famous Bufeord Plows Planters, and Cultivators; the best implements in the World. COME TO US FOR PRICES North Side, Moran, Kansas. 83-H.

L. Gorrell, Notary Politic, Fnll lln of legal blanks always en. Cures an Open Botes on Animals ny For Solo at Harness or Drugstores. vf B0 Cents a Box. 3 How Lost.

How Restored. anew eiiuion 01 ur. uuun-well's Celebrated Kaaar on the radical aire Siwr-mstorrnoea or seminal Weakness, Iuroluntary seminal jaisscs, imimiency, aieniai anu royalest Incapacity, Impediments toMarringe, etc. Also, Consumption, Kpllvpsy and flt. Induced by self-indulgence, or sexual extravagance, Ac The celebrated author, in this admirable essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty jears' successful practice, that the alarmlnir consequences of gelf-almsc may be radically cured; pointing out a mode of cure at once aimple.cer-tain, aud effectual, by mrans of which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may lie, mar cnrcblmseir cheaply, privately, and rad-Icatlr.

B3TnIs Kssay should be lu the hands of every youth and man In the land. Sent under seal. In a idsin envelope, toanr address, on receipt of four cents, or two postage stamps. Address THECULVERWELLMEDrAJ. I VTbV HJinNWr.

anssh. HIT. flflAa fMafctJKrvF2S.0 Jb torn a iinwHKwn wr. oanse ttaaVJMallU IV I aVf WUI tV9 Vbn Vk131 Harness or 11 Ana New l'orlc. X.

Y. P. O. Box ISO. SOUTH-WESTERN MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION 231 Kansas Topeka, Ks.

Incorporated under tho Laws of the Stato of Kansas. A PURELY KlinJAt'ASSOCIATION Men and Women, managed and controlled by its Individual Members. J. H. Rioos President K.

V. Maktin, Vice Pres. Ass't General Agent C. C. Hoadlky Secretary A.

Q. Cameron General Agent H. Hdnteb, Medical Direc'r Treas. Topeka Bank, of Topeka, Kansas, Bank of Deposit. THE AMOUNT OF CERTIFICATE PAID UPON TOTAL THE SYSTEM.

Of the South-western Mutual Benevo lent Association embraces the old, time tried mutual plan, so long operated in England, where similar life asso ciations are still flourishing that have exisiea over lot) years. Ulve or tnese asssciations have over one million members. In the year 1877 the amount paid beneficiaries was nearly eight millions of dollars, at an average cost of only S6.63 per $1,000 indemnitv. The South-western Mutual Benevolet Asssoclation, of Topeka, Kansas, has been regularly incorporated under the laws of Kansas, and extends its aid and relief to all, being formed for the purpose of aiding its individual members to assist each other in the case of death, sickness or accident. PLAN OF ASSOCIATION.

Any person, male or female, between the ages of fifteen and sixty-six, stand-ing a personal examination, may obtain a membership in this Association and one certificate of benefits. Admissioti fee, all ages, for a certificate of $2,60000, SI 5.00; two certificates S25 00, if written ob member of the aaae family. To pay benefits a levy will be made on each member, never to exceed the following amounts: Between the ages of 1.1 and 5 $1.00 2. 35 1 SK 35 45 lJO 45 55 1 75 61 2 00 01 6G 2 25 Semi-annual dues, payable two months after membership, $2.50, and every six months thereafter. TOTAL DISABILITY.

Entitles You to the Amount AS DEATH. ONE-QUABTER Of YOUR CERTIFICATE Will be paid in case of LOSS OF HAND OR FOOT. SICK BENEFITS $7 PER WEEK. OVER 2.000,000 PEOPLE Are Insured in Mutual Associates. All applications must be accompa-panied by the admission fee.

Agents are not authorized to collect dues or assessments, nor to issue circulars before submitting proof of same to the home office for approval. They will also observe the fact that it is our rule to build up this association upon Its own merits, and not by destroying public confidence in other organizations. THE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW OP OUR MEMBERS John It. Molvanp, President Topela Bank, Topeka, Kans. Drs.

G. P. A P. I. JInlvane, of Tonela Moll-cal and Surgical Institute, Topeka, Kansas.

Jacob WIddler.Ksq., Capitalist, Topeka, Ks WllI'T. Cavanangh, Ksq. Assistant Secretary of State, Topeka, Kansas. Cap't. A.

31. Fuller, Com'r or Lincoln Post, G. A. Topeka, Kans. W.

Manpeaker, Wholesale and retail Grocer, Topeka, Kans. Her. L. D. Storrs, Topeka, Kans Iter.

O. E. Ilart, Lake, Kans. E. D.

F. Phillips, Physician and Snrgcon, North Lawrence, Kans. Milton I'ettibone, Xorth Lawrence, Kansas. E.A. Illldebrand.

Merchant, Strong City, Kansas. A. C. Burton, Merchant, Strong City, Kas. G.

O. Illldebrand, Merchant, Strong City, Kans. P. S. Xarton, e--clerk of District, Strong iii, jausas.

Dewlt Adarc, Hardware Merchant, Strong City, Kans. Attorney at Law, Strong City, Kans. O.E. Ladd, Mock Dealer, Eureka, Kansas. A.

P. Cogswell Ex-Senator, Eureka, Kaus. I. It. Phlnls, Probate Judge, Eureka, Kans T.

J. Noble, Probate Judge, Ellsworth, Kas. J. A. Wells, Ei-Probate Judge, Erie, Kans L.

C. Warner, P. Brook vllle, Kans. G.S.Anderson, Insurance, Parsons, Kansas. J.

C. Johnson, Washburn, Mo. Samuel McClaren, farmer, Iola, Kans. Thoiuss S. Chase and wife, larmer, Iola, Ks Amoa Write and wife, boatman, Iola, Kans.

John P. GUUspIe, farmer, Iola, Kansas. Joshua P. Remsberg and wife, farmer, Iola, Kansas. Milton and Son, fanner, Carlyle, Kans.

Joseph W. Cnlllson, fanner, Genera, Kans. Chas. M. KInnear, farmer, Iola, Kansas.

Jas. A. Caldwell, farmer, Carlyle, Kansas. John Powell, farmer, Carl) lo, Kansas. Harry Stow, mechanic, Iola.

Kansas. Hiram English, farmer, Iola, Kansas. Thos. McClelland and wife, fjrmer.Iola, Ks. John W.

Mead and wife, fanner, Iola, Kans. Garrett 0. Brewer and wife, farmer, Carlyle, Kansas. John Dean and wife, fanner, Iola, Kansas. Michael Troutwlne, farmer, Iola, Kansas, mtilmmsm TUTTS PILLS DltOftDKRED LIVCIIV MALARIA tbVdSiaa? "u'bMUorf fSVSSl Nek Mae.

eeVa, aalLsa ISttiMSTkl T'SSSl wre.vn to and siTlgoroas body. TOnranixa ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. awPM uke a snr kas 1JIA TlAVA mmTr -1 oleaaea Be ont Moefy.l2y sippcfetela Z.V1 like now TUTTS HAIR DYE. orsMtbyepreseoaTeceiptofir Offlco.ttfctiprayStreet.NeirTork. TTrrt MAHAL IF IttFol BEKIPTI nth sera cube tfimctfleenra br Salt Bbemn, Eczema, RrsipeU BcroaOa.

Bcaldhead, Tetter. Hires. Dandruff: Flmplet, Flant-Poiaonin. Blmnronn. Sunburn, and all dlaeuaa of tha cotanrtms system, by exudation and not br from the tytttm.

Inordinate Itching ot Uta akin Is al layed at once by bathing the parts. tot Files. Woands, Cuts, TJlctrs or Sorts, no remedy Is to prompt In scoUilng and healing as PaplUon akin Cure. It does not smart or tram. ElhcUoa la tea Ian-gnaasi accompany ewrj bottla, Coras an dlw mm of the tTasal Orgaas; brmsafflatlon injection or by spraylnfr.

In children or adults. Cleans th. nostrils and permits natnral breathing. It Is a spednc care ibr Cold In the Head which la earned by sadden changes In the atmosphen Snuffles, Sneexuifr, Watery Eyes and Fain In the Head. Bronchial Catarrh.

Acrat or Chroslo CatarA. also Soss Cold, this remedy will permanently care. It takes the front rank as a core for HsyFeTtT. as many testimonials certify. It has been need sertral years snccesriullr.

Jlrectlona tea language accompany Brery bottla. Can be administered to Infants without the sllzhttct danger. It does not contain drugs or chemicals, bat I a harmless regetable syrop. Terr delicious to the tasts, that relleres and positively cores WHOOPING COUGH, once, and Is a permanent core tor Bronchial orwm. ter Ooagh, Bronchitis and Pulmonary Catarrh.

Dlrao. Uoos In tan languages accompany erery bottle. ach. Bowels and Kidneys. This medicine Is absolute! vegetable.

It Is the prescription of an eminent physician, who has used it In htoepedal practice, for tbtrty rears: For all diseases originating in Impairment of the blood, as Ansmla. Sick Headache. Nerroosneaa, Female Weaknesses, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice. Biliousness, and Kidney Diseases, this medietas la absolutely sure. This medicine does not contain any mineral, Is absolutely vegetable, restores the Mood to a healthy condition, regulating excesses and supplying deficiencies.

'and prevents disease. Unctions Intel ItBgoagrs accompany erery bottle. PAFILLON MFC. CHICAOO. FOR SALE BY GOOBIWE EVANS.

i Continued from but week.) How Watch Cases are Made. A relate of solid gold 14 2-10 karata fine is soldered on each side of a plate of hard nickel composition metal, and the three axe then passed between polished steel rollers. From this plate tne various parts of thecases backs, centers, are cut and shaped bj dies and formers. The gold is thick enough to admit 01 all nf eneravinir. and engine- turning.

The composition metal givesit needed strength, stiJjTUts ana tottauy, -wane tlm written euarantee of the manuiacturers trarranffno- each case to wear tventy years proves that it contains all tne goia was can possibly be needed. This guarantee is given from actual results, as many of these cases have been worn perfectly smooth by years of use without wearing through the gold. I hare used one of your James Boss Gold Watch Cases for seventeen years. I bought second hand and know of Its having been used before I got It, out do not know how Ionic. It looks good for tea years longer: Did not suspect it was a ffltocV cms, until so Informed by a Jeweler a short thaa since.

I most cheerfnny recommend your cases to be au they are represented to be, andmcre. O. McCBASIT, Dtp. CM. Jt Bn.

3d DU. Jo-. lrl tax Keyrteaa Wlk Cm. rwUrfw, tutaH mMtrmteS nilWtt.lai WW jmm Btm' Xrr Wt Itm tn safe. iXoUContinutd.) MERYOUS KIIUTT.

HARRIS' TTrftnlnTTMSTi snj ueeay. ana nmneroaj uwcurawiHWHVaJca A Radical Cure for dHiVin'w- n.iwi Ih.i. aOTfAlMLl! Eirsrvtesi Avoid the position of pretention AKD ur" iroo-bles. Get oar free etrcalar and lii.rn IMFOTENCY. TMTUll fnr- nvw I before taktur fauiiw.

elsswhere. laks a sra RnrmT that has coxa thoasands. does not la- Tears by use in boslaess. or cause pain or Inconvenience. Founded on scleot ino SMdleal erhv Hll7TOIH.THl cases or UTTRVOTTS cipiea.

uj direct appllea tloa to the seat et -'inssa its speclSo lsflneaos ta natural functions of th DEHEUTYl ORBAWIR "WZAKNESSJ itored. Theuunutlnssle-JmenU of life, which hav been wasted arertvenbaefc in Young Middle Asod Men. cneerfol andraplahjgalaa HARRIS REMEDY CO BPf Cbeeist, Ok tomb TiuTMarr, 3 2 8 ttosm. tZ "Glad Sews for the Unfortunate." Tho vrorlil renounetl "Henry'a Sicciac" positively cure-" all cases of Kerrons lleblllty and wet'tnes-tofthe generatie organs. In a varlexIiiraeticeoroTer thirty years In treating; men's diseases and tllsabillties, Henry's 8pe-clllc has met ivith nnnarallel success, havina goM durliifr that time upward of lortv thousana packacs, and In no instance without success ''Siecitlc" is take antl does not in terfere with business tmrsults.

Sufferer mar consult free. Inclosing stamp for reply 'Spe-clue," one dollar per package si. rortiredol-lars: sent free of detection, securely staled. by mall, onTecelnt or price. Address all eoni-ninnicntions to Whler chemists.

119 Kast Twenty-seventh street, ew Yorkt'lty riTTTTQ mar be found on file at Geo. A HIO A JTJVIV p. itoweU Go's ewspaaer Advertising BureanOOSpruceSM. wharp dvrn15n poatracu ma be made for It VI HJlrT XO sas.ss5RS2; DAPILLON PAHllOH mMsMmtJ Jaw 1 COUGH CUKE DAPILLOH IBLOOD CURE iy.x-1.