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, 1881-09-24

pOARD-AND PLEASANT ROOM BY
- rpntlenian md wifc North sdu. GN*t Of CLARK
aud north VI 11linUIh.sts. AddrGsa n ", Yttbuhe
ROAlsD-1N THE CITY 0llSUDuaBAN
wD! fuEn!ahed roos aud Rund tablet pr!Tnto fnHiiY
prHfHtroAs s1nto locnttOn una pf1co. AluFets U ',
1frlhunA 0ficB.
, 1881-09-24

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
EIJ VAN H. ilIG(}iNS, at,uln ~, l11 La sullB-at,
, 1881-09-24

uyANTED-TO RENT-A SUITE OF 8
w Anturnlstod rounls suitable for housekeeping.
fur gentleman and wlf". Within nftoon 'in1tah wHlk
month, AddEeaa D u, Tribune U14uu.
, 1881-09-24
IfEdL E,sILfI,ts TAINTED.

WANTED - IMPROVED PROPERTY
W. IN thy West Slstc. t1.an IN a1au: We hnvH n
guad cn,ntd for ctcAp homes by nit cash clistumors
uwnerh Will lrnag lot us hour ffgrl thom. Sn aa1O
np cbnr9G. ilttfFiN DWIGHT, cornor Washing
ton md lin1steN.BtI.
, 1881-09-24
INXI,ltUUY'IQN.

DEDDLEWS WAGON. GOOD AS NEW,
J. buxelss prlntaTs' rarts. itepalrax In arst-elAss
Nrtier. NHfti1NiN. Ii Wci,u-At. ~.
, 1881-09-24

'rpposc thin ycnr II g!re rennd oxcralon and colo.
fntnn in l.nfr Ut thu nnlnrHi 1nntte
y tho uit1cI,a Ut Erngo during Tho paat ten 5onfs
, 1881-09-24

MONEY TO LOAN = ON CHICAGO
IEA rpnl gstnte IN eut,ls Hun 10 tlt&A NJ l1weat
rItSs. Iii;Sitf WAi.i.Elt IlG, lUI UenEboFn.sL
, 1881-09-24

MONEY TO loan On FURNITURE,
lH1 pInnus. etc. without REMOVAL MHd aH cu!iat9t-
nIs. EEliElliE HAiliY, III Nt1 tLN WNst NnnrOu.se
, 1881-09-24
NO UPSET OIt LIMITED hid.

, n!onoso 10 soil those lots to tho hl9hoat and
, 1881-09-24

wtTItntlT !!ESEhvE. ,r.,u ,,r
THE HEST BIDDER SECURING THE LOT
Uh tlIu tuy Df sale.
, 1881-09-24

71TANTED-A STOCK OF DRUGS, DRY
w xpuda, groceries, n1d cOINtry hutel, for ensh
c,,stpu,ers j, j. ilhNSEY i Co. i|s MMdia0n.sf.
, 1881-09-24

"ANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH
w ta snd thoIoush n.ness Tss. ;
suniU hunlIlcas. References Hlvnn Mnd Required No
tElrrs need al,py. Address l. a. TTtbano Office.
, 1881-09-24

VJ1lINEE Ok FOUR GOOD VOCALlSTS
Il wanted 10 trayuL Must h0 abso " plsy ai.hsr
Violin, organ. curueL salary turs, md anx.ga.
Company. aH Eitth.ns.
, 1881-09-24

rouu 1iuNn,tE!l FINE LuiIptSa LOTS
soLD OUT IN THE titMili Din HONEST AuC-
VlUN AtEFf1uN
, 1881-09-24

TOR SALE-AT ENGLEWOOD, NO. 200,
A. priss w. hnna of sars bna,ty at .efasion
with ii roOna bticx bnkcMeni modern atJle concrete
ttoor III bascnent, gus md rxtnres @ hot ntd co,d
honatlful east front q y f9st X ~ II Genth With
spondf! nelxIborln9d ind convenient to sctooia.
IcrMa GEp cnst. hnlhncc MT pgr cent ~ s!t hitr-
EbrlOMOau, III,
, 1881-09-24

7QOARD-DY a FAMILY OF SEVEN.
Including ono cllt!1i must havn or nleGptIR-
fuDnKi North Side pretvrIn,l{ would rent q housss
s1ntG full particulars. VI Tribune Dnice.
, 1881-09-24
FI1O LOAN-S3,0ON TO $1,000 AT PER
l. ecnt, but ttie security must be tEbt'clnss. 0Eo
ii Ct.A a ill. nj In H,tlJN.st.

XXTANTEu-AIIll PEOPLE WHO WISH
w IL bors0w monuy 1n ci!} reHi ESTATE A. lqmost
bufAsBL
4 AND I PER CENT-MONEY 10 LOAN
" ui, city rgal Extat4 III sums u suit FtstEstsON
4 NAf lit Ea*t ltnndnln1-4t.
, 1881-09-24

f1,O ExClIANGE-lIARn S'FOllE
J. OF, Nnuih slIsi, well 1ncateh, loln9 eond traaoi
stock " u lnyn!ce about 4tMM Wi tae9 ha!f "a Enpd
nGta1-at- -
, 1881-09-24

11On ADOpTION-A RESPECTABLE
IL Ancscln latlY vii! eve her dnuaIer. reArs MD
hvuItty. good, slar to family WIN VIII rrOpHrlY
trnn aud educate her. Appoint meeting Tot mother.
! utJ
, 1881-09-24

Wo hereby cordially lns'tn t1 Or mora. II fact, ~
tho clttos nf GhicnF,! y enIna1"Tmt9 t1is 0yont
n Central l'nrk n.',l naoa tl;n fsf9n earshons q
Mhnr6 Mn nEtt,IAn u hold til
, 1881-09-24

TNOK ENCHANGE-A KANSAS FARM
u and H. No. llAtnea pnno. for houAa and lot In
S'''' A'@ "''' e"' ~'''>@ GRIFFIN Il DWIGHT,
Corner WaRj3DxfQn Hnd llQI8lEl-ats.
, 1881-09-24

MUNSON'S rllOSOGleAPlIY, ALSO
aoss College II Ito How J. u. HANNA, and ht h!s
residences, It'll toHlu l1rk-1y. Ss.al toF c!IeYste.
M lSS MlNNA SEtiNlIN, TEACHER
, 1881-09-24

nor SALE-TWQrORY RESIDENCE
IL snd barn tffameh AI:t oe sold t!ahs 49, Da hna
tet For psloe eal the ONCE Ut ths J. d. btans'
WICK Bake Co., Il and " atAss.sk
, 1881-09-24

1IT TANI'ED-TO RENT-A FURNISHED
w h0uso; rnust bu wei! furnished md Ia g6od
location. ettlor IN North us South skip t0T RoNt O.
man, w!fe. ind two Erown chtdfen; M'u tnkH y Tot
One year uncnrs parties ROng 20 Eutblu 9r lo4v-
Ing e city will .nd eoud careful tenant; wi pay
~ d u It1luNH ut}cNk
, 1881-09-24
PATIENTS.

NIATIONAL SCIENTIFIC ASSOClA.
tton sssntet Eatsnt3 caysns ,.s. oSr
EliItja Uuuk on EAtHntx" ffps. unsGsat Glask.sts
Munm Ii. Ch!cnAu, ILL.,, nnd LIS EsL. WAshFn9tun u U
, 1881-09-24

11,ON EXCIiANGE-A 2O0-ACNE FARM
II In Illinois md three good lots at brighton for
hulso aud lott Will pay cash !if!.sDnceH o. hsunso
(iitlFfiS l. DWIGHT,
CQfnnE WAh1,tnKtUn nnd tlnLAtEai.Blg.
, 1881-09-24

TRAYON.Dl.AWINN TAUGHT 1}Y A
" new systeni Vi sAitSNElsH' Art hch0ut. Frua
AZ xhlEitiDf uuNu dhjlr, ID HtAko-Rt., HDHt1l II
, 1881-09-24

BUILDING MATERIALS.
-->>
TOR SALE 5000. SECONDHAND
IL brick u xqu4 preseE!ationa at 1&5xal4: Cals
soon. FNANk FIELD h CO., ~ knd ~ Van butsn'
It., corner franklin.
, 1881-09-24


T1Olt 4E-lWO.SFOltY RESIDENCE
akea from Tho glqpna: No Y su,,sr!oEst rpaE Mar.
ket, Fer price call At tho ONCE OF Tha j. H. AFaua"
8lCk Bake Co., II snl u etAta-sL
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23

We have heretofore freesent,y spo-
ken Of, the beauty and fnjsh " Reatty's
building, but e yet have not said who
was the contractor. The building is
a feet front.by 100 feet IN depth; hsst
story is II feet in tho dear and the
SECOND II feet. The piastering is 1irstr
class, three-coat Eork mp stairs aAJ
down. Mr.. Geo. Fisk had the COP
tract for all the mason and plastesing
work including the furnishing Of pa-
.terial. Competent judges pronounce
it the best walls and finest work ever
laid in lola. and the owners are highly
pleased with the job. Mr.. Overpaier
had the carpenter work and that por-
ton is also entirely satisfactory. AS
has been frequently said, it y TIE best
building in toyp.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23
Nesshe valley Gleaninss.

Neesho Valley GleaMinss.
There was quite disagreeable
change in the weather the first of the
week.
If the weather continues as it is at
present the unavoidable waste in feed
ing will cause scarcity of all kinds OF
feed before spring.
Ed. Cleaver and wife came up from
Neos no county last week ON q visit.
There was quite vexing mistake in
ours of last week. We correct the
item by saying that Mr.. VIM. Baird
will move into the house vacated by
Mr.. Heath, the latter having moved
in with his son Nate.
Joshua Butler and Mr.. Baird SOLD
their farm ON Rock creek last Satur-
day for 81, 600. Mr.. Fryer is the pur-
chaser.
The stormy weather has somewhat
gloomed the anticipat:ons for holiday
pleasure.
There has been but little lethargy
shown on the part of the farmers of
this locality during the past full and
past part Of the winter. All have well
improved the time during the splen-
did weather we have had for farm
work and at present farmers are farther
along with their work than they
usually are at the first of April. And
we think it well founded prediction
to say that without any unexpected
hinderance we believe there will be
better crop raised the coming season
than there has been for years past.
VALLEYITE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23
Notice..

NOu1CGs
To Whom it may Concern:
On the first of January, 1882, I will
close my books for settlement in full,
and will from that day do q strictly
cash business.
The reasons for this change are:
let. A credit business makes large
increase of labor.
I'd. 1t depletes the working capital
one half.
Sd. 1t is an injustice to the man who
pays cash, because prices are neces-
sarily made higher.
lola has lost large trade in the
past because her merchants done q
credit business, and competitors in
other towns could offer bargains which
lola could not do.
Iexpect to lose some valuable Gus
toners, which I shall regret, but 1
hope to convince the most of my
friends that it is for their interest as
well as mine. Please remember the
time.
With thanks for past patronage and
hoping for an increase in the future,
am, Respectfully,
w. A. COwAN.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23

Like many others We have been
compelled to use soft coal in q base
burner foe three OF four weeks. Last
Saturday we obtained q small invoice
of hard coal and attempted to CLEAN
the SCOT out Of the stove. We tried
zinc and it worked like q charm.
when the fire was good we put a
nickel's worth Of zinc scraps in Il. In
five minutes time all the inner parts
of the stove were white as chalk and
every yestige Of SCOT decamped and
gone up the hue. We give these re-
suits OF our experiment for the benefit
of our fellow sufferers from s0ot.-Ex.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23
Cloudy and threatening rain.

Cloudy and threatening rain.
Some of the farmers are plowing this
week.
Our schools are progressing finely
with A. NJ. johnson teacher at Car
lyle, and J. w. Tulles at Maple Grove.
Connected with the schools are two
literary societies, meeting alternate on
Wednesday nights at Maple Grove
and Carlyle. They are well attended
and a great deal of pains taken to
make the exercises entertaining and
interesting. We meet at Maple Grove
this week.
r. r. Redfield teaches q singing
class Friday evening Of every week at
Carlyle church. He sold J. w. Chris
tian a new organ which will be deliv-
cred this week as a Christmas present
for Mr.. C's daughters.
Rev. 8. NJ. Irwin will preach q
Christmas sermon at Carlyle church
next Sunday christmas day.. All
are invited to be there.
Miss Rosa Magurk' has been sick
with pneumonia.
Miss Ella Schoch il visiting her
grandfather, Mr.. Moore.
The second anniversary Of the "Car.
lyle triple wedding" was celebrated 1t
James Ryker's last Saturday.
Mrs. Thistlethwaite, we understand,
leaves this week for Indiana, her old
home.
J. D. Christian returned home from
q visit to his parents In Indiana last
Saturday and reports everything in a
good condition but has no notion of
going back to live.
The young folks will re-organize the
Y. M. c. A. next Thursday evening.
Miss Steel, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Christian, returns
home this week.
Health, IN general, is very good.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23
Just Received.
A new and elegant assortment of
wall paper at SCOTS. y
Kansas RlemOrial Day.

Aone0s memorial nay.
The most unique literary entertain
ment Of the new year will take place
at the lola Opera House, January 18th,
1852. On the 10Th day OF January
1882 the State Of Kansas will have
reached her majority, "a years Of age.
As that day comes on Sunday, Kansas
Memorial Day will be on the 18th.
At this time the four higher grades
Of the Public Schools will give an
entertainment devoted exclusively to
to the State Of Kansas, The public
are promised rich treat. All lovers
Of our noble State, and those inter-
ested in her history and resources, are
asked to remember the time, and wit
ness the exercises of Kansas Memorial
Day.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23
West Of the River.

A fall Of the beautiful" yesterday
morning and this morning, but the
dampness of the ground does not pre-
serve it.
We wait and listen in vain for some
one of our friends to ask us to partake
of Christmas dinner with them.
Because of a mistake Of a typo, or
some one else, in our last, our friend
w. G. Hillbrant appeared as G. w.
Hillbrant.
Sam'l Malcomb has gone to Eureka
Springs, Arkansas, to see what the
medical properties of that water will
do toward the restoring Of his health.
Louis Roush started last week for
his old home in Indiana. We think
he will be back again.
Miss Annie Henness, Of Springfield,
Mo-, has been visiting at Mr.. Ausher-
mans for the past three weeks. She
will return to Springfield Saturday
next accompanied by Chas. Ausher-
man, who goes there on visit.
All the attendants of Liberty Sab
bath School are requested to attend
next Sabbath as it is the day for re-or-
ganizing the school.
There is one Literary Society on the
west side of the river and we under
stand it is good one. It's headquar-
tiers is Enterprise school house. It's
officers are Mr.. Beahln, president;
Marion Preston, secretary; Charley
Preston, treasurer. Its first entertain
ment was last Saturday night, which
was good. There is certainly people
enough on the west side of the river to
make one good Literary.
OCCASIONAL.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23

Beatty Bros. will put in = stock OF
furniture and boots and shoes. On
one side down stairs complete stock
of boots and shoes and on the other
side furniture. The second story will
also be devoted to furniture and repair
ing, with the exception of room for two
first-class offices in front. It will be
about the middle of March before they
can open up, at which time the three
brothers will hang their banner on the
outer wall.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23
.--------->~-.st--
ReFBO al.

c. B. Camp, X. c., was In town yes
terday.
Mr.. sassm Piles vas among thoal
who called Friday.
C. A. Casmire returned this weeh
from New Mexico.
Nj. ]. A. Caldwell, Of Carlyle. drop
ped in to have Q chat Monday.
Hon. e. 81. Funston, ::of Deer Greek,
was among onr callers Saturday.
We were pleased to see Mr.. II. NJ.
Lassater last Saturday. Call again.
VIM. +. Aten called Monday and Of
course subscribed for the REGISTER.
Mr.. L. Todd, one of the live farmers
Of east Deer Creek, called Saturday
last.
w. J. Evans called Friday. He in
forms us that he will be at Eureka from
now on.
8. d. Brandenburg, trustee of Mar
maton township, made US a short Wis
it Saturday last.
II. X. Winans and Mr.. Doll, of Gar
nett, visited the X. of p. lodge at this
place Wednesday night.
Among those who called Saturday
was A. Barnhardt, one of the genial
farmers Of lola township.
J. T. Barron, the genial blacksmith
at Elsinore, was among those who
called to see US last Friday.
w. A. Cummings, now teaching
at Montevale, was in town Saturday,
and of course called on the REGISTER.
N. Fredrickson, of South Usage,
called last Friday and renewed for
1882 for himself and friend in the
East.
Mr.. J. B. Kennedy, recently from
Iowa, called Monday. He has moved
upon his farm a few miles northeast
Of lola.
w. w. Scott, formerly agent at
Cherryvale, has moved to Fredonia
where he accepts a like position from
The San Francisco road.
M. L. Jacoby, one of the enterpris-
ng and conscientious teachers Of the
county called Saturday and had US
print some card term reports.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23
Beaver hats and bon.
nets at
MRS. JAS. SIMPSONS.
Sherif's Sale.

STATE or KAxsAs,
Allan County. ~
In the District Court Of the Seventh Judicisl
District sitting in and for Allen county, State
OF Kansas.
Henry Smiths a:: Plaintiff
Adam Holman, Defendant.
BY virtue of an execution in the above enti-
tied cause to me directed and delivered, issued
eut Of said court, and dated:Nov. 18th, lssl, I
VII, ON
Tuesday, January "A, A. D. 1852,
at IL O'Clock a. m Of sid day, ct the front door
Of the court house in the city Of lola, Allen
county, Kansas, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cash IN hand, the following
described real estate, t0-wit:
Lot one ~. block eighty .fOur (sl), situated
In the city AZ lola, Allen county. Kansas, and
appraised ut six hundred dollars (s6j0.g0).
Said real estate has been duly levied upon
and appraised as the property Of the above
named plaintiff, and viii be sold to satisfy said
sxecat0p. ,o,, n urrv,.
Sheriff Of A Hen c1rnty, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23
The Harden Case.

On or about the 18th of last June, in
Wilson county, Charles Conner, a
farmer in Tallyrand township, was as
saulted and killed by being stabbed
by Jackson Harden, assisted by
Ken. Harden, brother, and
VIM. M. Harden, their father. The
case was brought to this county on a
change of venue, public feeling being
such as to warrant the belief that a
fair trial could not be had in Wilson
county. Chas. Conner and the Har-
dens were living on neighboring farms
and quarrel arose about the depreda-
tions of cattle, and on the 18th of June
Jackson Harden attempted to head off
and drive back cattle driven by and
belonging to Mr.. Conner. A fuss en-
sued and the old man coming up
jerked Conner off of his son, who as
soon az he was free drew a knife and
stabbed Conner. Ken. Harden was
ALDO present and participant in the
fight. Mrs. Conner was present at the
latter part of the affray and was an
eye witness to the butchery of her hus-
band. The complaint is made in the
name Of the State but only includes
the two boys, who are charged with
murder in the first degree. Theabove
is CLEANED from report and the prose-
cutor's statement to the jury. The
case is now on trial and comment is
out of place at this time.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23

Commissioner Long, Of Humboldt,
called Monday. Mr.. Long retires
from the board with the coming year,
and while we have often been COM
PEELED to disagree with him yet we can
truly say he has made valuable and
efficient oReax. Through all the petty
Jealousy and LOCAL feeling that has in
the past Distracted our county Mr..
Long has retained the warmest friends
ia lola. And in ~ retiring from the
.oftee 81 eaWaa(aaio4er. while Hum
.boldt ioees , Marp and enthusiastic
friend. Allen county doses . valuable
officer.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23

GOmmissione-elect Moon was in
town Monday serving on the regular
panel Is q juryman. Mr.. Moon IL re-
puted to be one Of the stsaightest and
best men in Humboldt township. and
we are glad to know that the county
will get q first-class man to fill the Of
flee Of commissioner. He has no enc
mics and no one can say aught against
him. He takes the Office of commits
sioner with the coming year.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23

The doctors Of Burlington are quar-
reling over the question whether they
had scarlet fever at that place this
fall. In their communications they
succeeded in securing q large amount
of free putting for themselves.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23

The last railroad scheme is fOf q
charter to build from some point In
Missouri via Rich Hill, Mound City,
Humboldt and Fredonia to some point
farther west. This news we get from
the Fsedonia Citizen, who promises
further news after hearing from a
meeting to be held in humboldt.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23
Farm for sale.

A farm of 100 acres, four miles from
lola. A two story cottage house, and
q very large orchard. The farm all
under fence and 20 or 80 acres under
cultivation. Good timber, with a
creek running through one corner OF
it. It is offered on good terms for less
than the improvements cost. For
particulars call on w. g. Allison at
at the court house.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23

At the meeting Of the Illinois State
Board of Horticulture in Chicago, on
Wednesday, ex-senator Richard j..
Oglesby said that he knew nothing
about agriculture and less about horti-
culture, but he did know one thing,
and that was that money invested in
farm lands in this country is the
safest and surest investment in the
world.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23
From Rock Creek.

The bright days OF summer are gone
The breeze whispers softly no longer
amid the hills. The flowers sleep
their winters sleep, and little feet that
never wearied with their tramrs over
field and dell, or by the sunny sea
may tonight be dancing with delight
beside the Christmas tree. Happy the
home in which are found the little
children. Fitting indeed it is that
this should be their festival, since it
celebrates the birth of Him who,
when come to manhood, loved them
with a special love. We believe in
making Christmas the happiest day in
the year to the young folks, aud in
marking New Years day by pleasant
interchanges of every kind. The time
spent in determining what will please
those who are to receive, and the little
strategems resorted to for the purpose
of finding out what will please, or
whether the thing proposed is already
possessed, the confidence between diff
ferent members of the family, who
must help one another to select and to
conceal, and then the final surprise
when the presents are displayed con-
tribute greatly to the preservation anu
growth of affection. It must be bit
ter spirit indeed that can survive
Christmas week. Ifhusband and wife
are not drawn together over the
Christmas tree the shouts of the hap
py children, the recollections Of their
own childhood, sad and hopeless, must
be the arrangement, and to hearts
that ache over vacant places, and who
sigh for the touch of o vanished hand
and the sound Of q voice that il still.
It may not be an unwelcome thought
that the bells of heaven ring In con-
cert with the bells Of earth to-day.
Upon many an ear the Christmas
chimes will fall with sad cadence. Let
US then teach our children in their Joy
to remember those who are less blessed
than they, and let those who miss the
merry voices of other days carry light
into some other home, perhaps in
deeper shadow than theirs. Our men,
Dries of Christmas are very pleasant,
and when we wander back to the days
Of our childhood, thinking Of the pleas
ant times that we have had, how we
wish that all could say the same, yet
we know there is some who know
what it is to pass the first Christmas |
after sore bereavement, and what it |
8 to spend the day in watching by the |
lick, and cannot forget in how many |
ZONES where the REGISTER comes,
here will be one less reader the COM
ng year than on last Christmas; but |
o one and all a merry Christmas and
happy New Year. Then let US all be
even If subdued as we gather
round the Christmas board.
Rock CREEK.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-23

The Capital says there four editors
ia one Of the proposed new Districts
who expect to go to Congress. 1t
would require about four of the aver
age editor to make first-class Con-
gresham. They have the brains but
lack the belly. Belly counts at WASH
ington.-PGota Spirit.
That lets us out.