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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-04-05

What the great re-
%storative, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, win
10. must be gathered
from what 1t has
done. 1t has effected
radical cures in o
sands of cases Of dys-
pepsia, bilious dis
orders, intermittent
fever, nervous afec-
general de.
bihty. constipation,
sick headache, men
tai despondency,'and
the peculiar COM
plants and disabih.
ties to which the
feeble are so subject.
For sale by all
Druggists and Deal
ere generally.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-04-05
Personal.

The most humorous member Of q dog 4,
the wag of his tail.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-04-05

GET Lyons Patent Heel Stifeners for those
new boots or shoes before you run them over.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-04-05

"BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHES" are
sure remedy for Bronchitis and Hoarseness
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-04-05

Farms are all IN good condition. and are In size
rorth from 800 to Sro,oo each. The Farms will -
from he United States down. They are all ready 70
10 BUSHELS OF WHEAT per acre vas far
E lust as good. and will produce as mnch under like
upon receiving tie Sub! nption Price
,ailed to the sender. his name entered upon our Sub.
agpregating in value 10000, In such q naunef thaf
Of Ire Farms and Engravings. In the same way the
niums TO our Subscribers. The distributes q these b
rs Of dividing with our Subscribers the profits Of The
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19
"A PLAIN SrATEMENT.n

Ed. Register - Under the above
heading the Union of last week makes
a rambling and somewhat spiteful at
tack on "Mr. Duffy aud his friends"
Says the Union "The result of the
convention was brought about by Mr..
Duffy and his friends" This is II very
plain Misrepresentation of facts, for
everyone knows that Mr.. Duffy had
nothing to do with Mr.. Stover's candi-
dacy and there was not even an under
standing between Duffy and his dele
gates in regard to Slower or any other
candidate. The "big fourteen" are en-
tireiy responsible for the support they
honestly gave Slower, and not Mr..
Duffy. They stood by Slower for the
simple reason that they thought they
were honoring a man whom Allen
county would be proud to elect its
treasurer. lean say as one of the lola
delegation, we did what we thought
would meet with the approba-
ton of our people and the people of the
county and we are alone responsible
for our action. And we say again that
Mr.. Duffy never solicited the delega-
ton for Slower and had nothing to say
i'm the matter. If the Union wishes
harmony and fair play so badly, it will
make the correction. Respectfully,
GONE OF THE Big FOURTEEN"
lola Oct. 10. 1889.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19
Bronson BrieAets.

] T. seno is having an extensive addition
built to his dwelling
Staging at the hall every Saturday evening
by the Glee Club.
The dance last Wednesday evening was well
attended
There will he a grand coffee supper at the
hall on next "Wednesday e.ening for the benefit
of the Sunday School.
The Union Suniay school elected the follow
ing officers for this quarter Mrs. -. w.
Sprouse snperintei dent, Miss a. Fcrl assist
snperintendant, MIR. E.J Daus hters SECRETARY,
Miss Kate ,.hambers librarian, Miss Emma FL
lis organist
On the evening OF Oct 8, grand reception
was held at the residence of Russell and wife
In cummemoration of the 18th anniversary OF
their wedding day. Many guests were present
and thoroughly enjoyed the music and the
bonntiful snpper.
bad Neal ID attending scoeol at Fort Scott.
Port Mattux has sold his house and lot fol-
$3.50
Married, on Oct. !. Mr.. William Campbell
t. Miss Gussie Fuhrman both of Bronson. his.
Also at Parsons, Rev. W. j. Dlakey. late Of
Bronson, to Miss a. Hyatt, by the Rev
Sparkman. Also on last thursday by Judge
clancy, Mr.. j. Reno, Of this plce, To Mrs
Kennedy. Of Dayton We congratulate all oi
them.
Mr.. James Miles, who has been visiting his
sister Mrs Wier, left for hfs home i'm Illinois
last week
New corners have taken up their abode ct
Howard's, Joe brakes, Z. fuckers und Riley
Holman's
Requa S Mar,in's new addition has been
PAINTED. AUSTlE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19
SOMEWHAT POLITICAL

We have been taken to task quite
severely by some of our lola friends for
supporting Mr. Risley, and since this
opposition to him is doubtless honest,
we wish to explain a little more fully
our position, merely stopping TO re-
mark in answer to many inquiries that
we have put up the ticket we expect
to vote and support, and shall
keepit up until the election, unless it
is changed by the proper authorityc
We do not think it can be fairly said
that in doing this, we are upholding
Humboldt against lola. 1t is conced-
ed that the treasurer was to be, and he
will be, Humboldt man, and Mr.. Ris-
lev would make one of the most capa-
BILE and efficient officers the county ev-
er had.
The only legitimate objections to Mr..
Risley is the method of his nomination.
And on that subject we have this to
say. Ii it could be shown that the
primaries in the southern townships
were carried for Risley by fraud, then
we would say that he ought not to re-
ceive the support of any honest man.
But that is not proven by any means.
1t has been vehemently asserted and
as vehemently denied. We only
know that those delegations came to
the convention uncontested, and that
the presumption is therefore in their
favor-in fact that we have no right to
question the fairness of their election.
As to the combination that nominat-
ed Mr.. Risley, we do not believe that
it can be defended, for the reason that
any combination that tends in any re-
spect to defeat the expressed will of
the people can not be defended. But
as we remarked last week, such COM
binations are as much a part of politics,
es we have it, as are primaries and
conventions. For instance, if we mis-
take not, it was combination just as
unfair and as unexpected that defeated
Mr.. Funston before the Congression-
al convention a year ago. Now the
question is, where shall we place the
limit? Shall we say that because one
combination seems 10 defeat the will
of the people little more plainly than
another, that the one shall be
endorsed and sustained. and
the other kicked over, when they are
the same in principle? Per-
haps our moral sense is little blunt,
but 10 us it looks like the principle of
the two cases is very much the
same. The fault, we repeat, is in the
system, and if the Republicans of AL
len county are taught by the bitter ex-
perience of this fall, to avoid the tricks
of the trade in the future, and strive
only to represent the will of the people,
il will be a salutary lesson.
We should like to inquire what our
objecting friends would have us do.
Should we support the Democratic
nominee--a Humboldt man? Orl
should We take it out in kicking Mr..
Risley on general principles? Or would
they have us lie supinely on our backs
without the courage or the convictions
TO express an honest opinion?
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19
Moran Matters.

Mrs. J. DeIIart returned from her visit t.
Bentonvill. Arkansas, last week, and her Sis
ter came up " tn her.
Mrs Neut Browns father ami mother are
visiting he,. They are firm 'ntia"a.
Mr.. s. II Wells, sfJOhnson couniy, Indiana,
is visiting at Culetts.
Mrs. Mamie " els, wife of Wiiber Wells,
came out last week AS soop their goods ar
rive they will move to their new home, the
Dan Woods place.
James DsIIarj, Of Griswold. Iowa, after lay
over thr,e DAYS and nights in ipia, GIT throug
safe last week, but it was hard on the stock.
Mrs. Decatur Whitney has gone on Il visit to
Cincinnati. her old home.
Sam Force is building a smith shop on the
n nth side OF Daniels livery stable.
George Matthews is making S me substantial
inn rovenl' mis- in the way of Il large addition 10
his dwelling.
A. Nj. Wright has moved into his new houSe
north of town.
John EpIing counts one more in his family.
Mr.. Juhrspn rf the cannin. factory has been
-ernplnved to teach the school at Moran.
The Presby erIan social at Mr. Mct;ashan's
was pleasant affair and they realized SO In
cash.
Miss Ad,lie Clnthior has new organ and is
taking lessons with Miss Jones
Mrs. ard Mrs Cash buried their babe last Fri
day. The bereaved parents have the sympa-
thv of their many frieuds.
Mr.. Irwin took a load uf broom corn to Hum
The Third quarterly communion of Moran N.
z. church i'll be held 1T salem school house
eth and 18th inst
S. G.. Warner proposes to sell lumber cheaper
than any ether yard in the county, or know the
reason why.
GurrrlI & smith received a car load Of Fl.
WAYNE wagons last week.
As t. Polly Ticks up here, thirk she has
done so bad that decent people hal better let
her go. BIT we will venture one guess and
that is that the Dem crate noinihee for sheriff
think the last move of Mr.. Worst is the worst
he ever made. PRAcIL.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19
COUNTY NOTES.
FROM REGISTER REPORTERS.
Our Budget of News From the Rural
Districts az Complete as Usual, OF q
Little More so. Register" Re-
porters give us the History Of
the Week in All Parts OF
the County.
West of the River.


The first frost of the season was visible Sun
day morning.
The first spelling school nf the season last
Tuesday night at Union school house.
We are very Glad to record the recovery OF
Mrs Cutwrivht from severe Illness.
Mrs Rrenge and Mrs Grain, of Neosho
Falls, were In the neighborhood last week
called here by the illness of Mrs. Cutwright..
James Moore starts for tariinyilie, ILLINOIS,
the lsih We hope to see him hack again sonn.
James PEGS and family are expected back this
week from visit TO Polk county. Mo.
Mr. Amo: Black, Of Butler, Missouri, Is Wis
iting his brother john. He prefers Kansas q
Missouri on account Of the 'prohibitlon law.
And he saws there are Others there OF the same
opinion. And still the ''prohibition law 10
supposed TO keep immigration from our state
Mrs AMI Ella MeNutt moved TO lola last
week We are sorry to lose. them from tue
eichborhood. and also from the Sabhatn
school, where they have been punctual ana
efficient workers
Though we have not seen it we are reformed
that Mr. Eeithley has built quite oommodl-
ous dwelling.
Mrs L. Purl om has returned firm three or
four weeks visit to her old home In Illinois.
A lady bv the name of Miss Hastings viii
teach the winter term nf Enterprise school.
The shout of the nutters and the report OF
fire arms along the river on Sunday DIES not
show we'll for the morality OF Allen county.
The results Il a horse trade on ms siue iast
week were much blowing a. d blufling, a show
of firearms and final taking to court, the re-
suits of which we have not learned.
Preparatory services at Liberty church Fri
day night at 4. and Saturday at III g. IN. CON-
munion services Sunday at IL m.
OCCASIONAL.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19
Neosho Valley Notes.

The first frost was visible on the morning OF
the 18th inst.
A few If our farmers are eribhing corn.
Mr. Clark went 20 summer county, this state,
instead If returning TO his home in Ohio, a5
stated in our last Our mistake, however
J. Fergurson's so,,-in law, IF Ottawa, Is
here in quest of place where he may reside
through the wiuter
Mrs Hays. Dock aud VIM. Hankirs' oldest
sist..r, Mrs. Patterson and s"n, and Maggie
Williams arrived here from Illinois, on 'atur-
day last They have number of relatives In
the dilerent parts of the state, and they expect
to make Kansas their home.
John Sealy Is taking ranbie through Elk
county.
Jas BALE. who was once a resident of this
place, hut for four or five years rast OF Ken
lucky, is reviewing tile scenes of his former
home.
Mr.. Moore ami son. ard Mr.. Love recently
had g, 900 fact of lumber shipper from st. Louis
which they VIII use for making sheds Tor cat
tie This looks as if they expect to go into the
stock business on a large scale.
siG W. kahie's oldest boy is sick with fever.
On last Saturday b +. Clark killed one hun
bred and ten rats, and in the evening of the
same day George Castator and John Clark, ac-
cmpanied by VIM. Hankin's noted coon dog,
went out for a hunt and succeeded in capturing
a grey fox. As this is the first animal of The
kind that was ever killei around here. the bows
wers grua lS eiated over Ike success OF their
hunt EALLEYITE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19
csrlvIe Cor,esroude-ce.

Fine weather for ploughing, and some Of our
| farmrrs are mpr wing the time.
Temperance lecture next Sunday st eleven
! O'Clock.
MIR and Mrs +. X. Linn are visiting friends
and relatives in Indiana
| Mr. Harvey Longshare is making prepara-
tiots for quite an EXTENDED visit TO her old
home in Ohio
Mr. Robert Pace has returned from a several
months visit through the west. Bot seems to
think hat Colorado IL the plac" for him
Mr.. Dan Brewer aid wife, W Giikesnn ard
wifi. of lola, were in attendance at church last
Sabbath.
since our last writin. Charles kinnear has
bought some red fan vel and ioi led the process
sion H is quite proud OF his little girl. But
the broad smile which steals over BIB Pendie-
ton s face tell that his newcomer is boy,
while kepGrt Campbell waves his hat FOR ST.
lence while he tails Of dish-washer at his
house.
Mrs Minnie Cannon, of Iowa, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. ID. {. Adams. Mrs. CaBnsn Is
well knuwn through this part of the country
and has large nuInber Of friends THAI Will be
Z .ad to SCI her.
We heartily endorse the position the REGIS
TER takes ia regard to he nominee for sheriff.
We regret that the invention was SO blind TO
the bes' Interests OF the county as t. nominate
g Lacquer ~ that flee ia oar c0unry- We have
no sympa nv for tine "rs,aniIed land league, and
to elect one of its members TO So imp r. a'.t a
position would oGly be to strengthen and er
on the weak and tyraanize The innocent We
believe il the duty of every citizen to try and
C rrect the mistake Of the ebnyeHtion. and il
can only he done az tile ,ss'iis, and il can
De ga lily dore there by just casting onr vote for
David Worst. G. u. GUESS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19
Humboldt Happenincs.

The Misses Lindsey and Mrs. L. 4 Barber
returned from heir eastern trip on last Friday
They have been gone several weeks and dur n.
their absence visited the Louisville AID Cincin-
natl eXpositinns.
Miss Markie 10y, who his been spending sew
eral weeks with her sister. Mrs. Dunbau-h,
returned to her nome in jacksonville, Illinois,
last Monday, much to the regret Of her many
friends here.
Mrs. jenkins, of san Francisco, California,
formerly of lawrence, Kansas, is visiting Mrs.
ToriIert.
Mr.. Thurlow Pratt has gone to Jacksonville
on a visis
Mr. Perry is goiog to make u large addition
to his elevator The engine and lumber arrived
yesterday.
The business men repor. trade as exceedingly
god. Humboldt is the shipping point for
much of the broom curn raised within twenty
five anu thirty mil,s. For several weeks IL has
been pouring into town in large quantities ad
some days the streets are nearly biocka.ed
with WAGONS loaded wi II i.
On atur!ay If This week Nr. Daniel Armel
will have sale of stock which viii take place
at HamhO DIT
Tie ladies of the Presbyterian church will
give a lite:arv anil musical social 81 the house
OF MIS-. w. W. Curdy on Thursday evening of
this week. Md.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19
HARMONY IN THE PARTY
iCdmpaiqn MelodN.l

Oh, the clans they gathered from far and near
Aud ON counting of noses, twas perfectly clear
That, though every man was right up ON his ca
For harmony ia the Darty'-
Each delegation hal come to win,
And that, whether the old craft should sink O.
swim,
Each had its own man it was bound TO put in,
Iaen, harmony in the party
CHoRUs: Harmony in the Marty
Harmony in the party,
When once our own man is safely in,
We're for harmony in the party.
The ''big l4n male modest claim,
They only wanted the clerk and Tim,
And the sheriff land Fulton, of course, thrown
ia.}
And then they said as in duty bound
That the others shonld he distributed round
For harmony in the party CHo.
But the Humboldt nine" were a trifie hufy,
They said that the big ] had DafIy,
And they ought 60 knew w1en they hal
''enoughy -
Moreover, they said that they came for "biz, u
They wanted peace, but they wanted '.Riz''
lind harmony in the party'b
''Boss Barber was holding the reins that day,
And be called on the ~'fghtin parsun'' to pxay
In eloquent phrase the parson prayed:
He prayed for grace. and he prayed for aid
To guide US Alright; and he feryeutly prayed
For harmony in the party Clio.
Bat away to the winds few all devotion,
when once the buzz-saw was fairly In motion
Ii Its soon became open to demonstration,
That evervbody's expectation
" as knocked into utter decentralization
Sy dirty aad '-damnable'' e,mbi natiGn-
FOR harmony in the party CHo.
Now we all know full well that figures won't
But Duffy, in spite Of them 'sgot there Eli. ,,
But Tim was left along at the first.
And W arner was under he snow immersed
And hattock ts) dug the grave Of Worst.
For harmony in the party CHo.
Oh then the air took sickly hue.
That deepened to most undeniable blue
Sulphur aud birthstone held fall sway
And the Fighting pSrson'' FORGOT to pray.
And the very Devil was 10 pay
For harmony in the party
And that is the way we all got left,
Aad thai is the reason WEI re all bereft
or our senses; but Lord. We pray.
IL this be harmony spare the day
When disc9rd and strife shall have their way
For harmony in the party CHo.
But now tl,at we've been on a terrible tear,
Ma now that most of us didn't tt.et there
Ana how that we've all had our little swear
Al harmony in the party
Let's forget the strife and the bitter ffeht,
And remember only the side more bright
Reinember That tncngh we have all gore daft
There is still good wood in the dear Did craft:
kemenber the party that pulled us through
me ne s.ousn on despoha; and remember too,
Are still at the helm snd still in View;
Remenlher the boz S that Wore the blue
Aud fall into line with whoop aad haioo
FOR the grand old Republican party
CBo. The grand old Republican ,,arty,
The grand old Republican party
Well fall into line with who0p aud haiioo
fVr the grand old Repubi can party !.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19
Union Items,

Mt seeing any items in your valuable raper
from this Wei lily send the fSiowiGg from
the district lying casGof Elsinore p -.
Aimnst Iii the farmers are engaged in prepar-
ing their broom cirn FIR market
Mrs. Wyiie Donoho visited her relatives in
Humboldt this week.
A Union sabbath School is to be organized at
the school IA. use on NJ NJ Sabbath. All are es-
neciaily INVITED 30 attend and Sc that sun
day school is carried an this winter
Mr.. g. Brooks visited his brother in this vi
ciDity recently
lhe Thian school began IN Oct, 1, with Miss
Rose Daughters as teacher for both terms.
MIR. WOnaeil, of ,,sage, visited his aged
mother residing in this vicinity.
Mr.. h0ore's son, Herman, died last week
from an abscess OF. the brain. His body was
laid away Ia It's last restiDe plIcc IA the Eisi-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19

more cemetery on last Saturday The bereaved
parents have the sympathy Of the entire COM
mnnity In their afiictton.
MIR. 7. Audrey and family visited his sister
last week.
II these few Items from this neighborhood
should lie lucky epopsh to escape the waste
basket we will epdeayor to send items often
from this place to your interesting paper
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19
THE MORAN RIFLES.
MopaNK.NsAs Dot II !

MORAN KANSAS, Oct, II, 1883.
The Moran Rifle Club held their
first shoot Wednesday night, at the
Moran hall. The gun being new to all
and the light very poor, good scores
were out of the question.
The following is the score at q Creed
moor, 200 yards off hand target. reduce
ed to 60 feet for gallery, out of a posi-
BILE IS points:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19

ALL THE MONEY in the world is Of no
value to You unless you have health
and strength. DIR. Jackson's famous
Root and Herb Cordial will make you
healthy strong aud vigorous, vitalize,
purify and enrich your blood. Sold by
Goodhue & Evans.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19

Collins Ague Cure is strictly veg
etable remedy which never fails to
cure Chills and Fever. Third Day and
Dumb Ague and every form of inter-
mittent or Malarial Disease. Results
are produced with this which are simp-
ly impossible with quinine or any
other preparation. Price so cents per
bottle; every bottle warranted. Sold
by Goodhue & Evans
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19

Next Thursday nighta Autograph
engraving 2ix2S, will he presented by
&. Norton to the best score made
Twenty-Five different scores of Gar
field and his family are represented or
the picture. CD. NORTON, Ssc'y.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19

WHY DO YOU COMPLAIN Soft
you are feeling bad, take DR.. Jackson's
Root and Herb Cordial. 1t will invig-
crate, strengthen, vitalize and enrich
your blood and give you new life.
Sold by Goodhue l. Evans.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19
MARRIED.

VI RS HALL-SELLS--ht the residrnca Of
the brides fath"r on the is inst, BY the Rev
S 5. eatherby Mr.. {. ) Marshall and Miss
Emma \ Sil.s. all of Allen county kansas
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19

FOR SALE:-Poland China pigs
from registered stock of the best and
most fashionable strains. Also four
thoroughbred short horn bull calves,
and eight head of cows and heifers.
ROBERT Cook, lola, Kan.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19
announcements.

hereby announce myself an an independent
candidate for Treasurer Of Allen county.
LOUIS HOBART.
We are authority 10 announce the uame of II
ID. Dickson as an Independent candidate Tor
Judge of the seventh Judicial District.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19
Hattie y and Il " Duffy t, W S Law


Hattie \ and Il " Duffy t. W S Law
renee, lotsl 4 :, blk 6, lola, warran-
ty deed -, -. S 500 %
JOSEF Eldridge to ID \ Young, neg,
sec s. ts5, rl7, quit claim go. =. As On
J A Nichols aud wifi. t. James
Young. 1t ), blk, ), Humboldt, war
ranty deed ..-..........- 10 90
Susanna Comm ct al to David \ Young
sh, n'q, sec ), t26, rF,, warranty. so 90
Alex " Wright AMI wife to SopiirD Ia
4 Iiariin, 50 acres of end neg, sec
"A, ia, r2h, warranty 1890 o.
Geo 4 B0wlus and If. TO l. III Eri3ba-
ker, lot 6, blk s., lola. quit claim 20
Nathan smith ANA wife to Jefferson
KeIsing, Ell. npq, u n - acres IF Ieq
seq, sec -, TIA s, ri e, waTranSv. Is01 o.
4 G L & X ca t. Adam Smi h,
nwl. nwq. sec ~, t2I. T2n warranty 50 90
DC W"ood and nife IT, WILDER
Wells, TwI, ser ~, tst. r2n. warranty 20G0 90
Frank z Cease and wife t, Francis
Cease undivided = lot ., in swp,
sec !, TIA, rlS, also VIII, n,q and Oh
nwq and VIII, nwl, sec b, -, rlS,
warranty ................. -. 1000 co
4 Z Sweet aud wife to / Z Edlnuni-
son. lot and Is Fl OF side lot :,
Blk -, lola, warranty. ............ $50 90
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-10-19

WANTED.-Any one who has steer
calves to sell t. address,
c. s. SMITH, lola Kansas.