The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-11-23

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4 Out Of 1900 veterans in Sedgwick
county, but $50 draw pensions.
The Atchison Linseed Oil works are
shipping oil cake direct to England.
Neodesha sent out a special corn
train of twenty ears last week.
James Thornton, teacher of the pub
lie school at Lenorn, broke his arm try
ing to see how..far he could throw a
ball.
Sumner county Press: There has
been over one hundred thousand BUSH
els of grain shipped from Milan the past
year.
"A number of temperance ag'tators
are at work again in Kansas, aud the
signs are favorable for a vigorous war
on whisky.
There are rnmors floating around to
the effect that the state fair association
contemplates shutting up shop and go
ing out of business.
A Garnett editor SAYS: "Coal oil rub
bed on the neck and head will cure
hog cholera: we have tried it." Can't
dispute testimony like that.
Emporia is the first town in the state
to "sit down" on the vulgar play call
ed "Jcsse James, the Bandit King"
ahd it is greatly to her credit.
Several citizens of Salina, having be-
come tired of paying high prices for
meat, have organized cooperative
company and will open market.
Hon. John A. Anderson has arrived
in Washington, and taken rooms at
1924 New York avenue. Heis the first
of the Kansas delegation to arrive at
the capital.
The "Ghost" in Milan's Hamlet"
company did not come on the stag" TT
Dodge City, as he had been told that
the cowboys would shoot him if he
did.
Topeka papers say that Col. Sam
Wood disguised in clean shirt and p
new suit of ''hand-me-downs" started
for Washington I" jump Judge Peters
Congressional claim.
The Garnett Republican, which has
been publishing frequent supplements
of late. has just been compelled to en-.
large for the winter advertising cam
pajgn to a six-column quarto.
= Leavenworth Standard: Moonlight,
beats the world on close races. Gilpat
rick defeated him by five for the state
senate. Bond beat him by nine fol
sheriff. Prest was to much for him b!
twelve, and BOW Keller downs HIM by
eight.
A number If Massachusetts mer
have invested Sl00, 900 in a sugar farm
in Kansas.-Phi,ndelphia Press.
They couldn't invest it in better
place orin better business. Let all Of
them come who want to; there's room
for all, aud Kansas knows now to well
come and and encourage them.
Mr.. Seward A. Haseltine, attorney
and solicitor of patents, Of Springfield
Missouri sends us the following: Pat.
ents were issucd to citizens Of Kansas
during the past week as follows: Leon.
ard G. Gibson, FIT. Scott, Kansas,
Zone hand plane" Van Gundy, Con-
slant & Co. Burton Kansas, "A trade
mark on four" Nov. 10, 1888
The Cathnlic church at Usage Mis-
sion is the largest thurch building in
Kansas, outside of the cathedral at
Leavenworth. 1t has been in progress
of construction some twelve years, and
is now about sufficiently completed so
that it can be occupied, but it will
probably be at least ten years before
the finishing touches will be put upon
it.
State Auditor McCabe, who has re-
Gently visited his cid hume in Graham
county, reports that every negro fami-
~ possesses from five to fifty head of
cattle, have comfortable homes and an
abiding faith in the country. They
are supporting a good school at Nico-
demus, employing as teacher Mrs. Will
son, white woman Of culture and re
iisement.
Champion Col. Moonlight, Gov.
Clicks Adjutant General and next
friend, was Gowned in Leavenworth
county; Mr.. Jack Watts, another GU
bernatorial appointee, was knocked
down and run over 10y the voters of
Douglas county. 1t looks as IL the
election was designed to convince the
Governor, as Gen. Logan did Sitting
Bull "that he wasn't such a hill of
Of an Indian as he thought lac was"
In Usage county the Democrats,
Greenbackers and disafectad Repub-
licans, backed 10y thirty open saloons
united in fight on the Republican
nominees, centering their main fight
on the nominee for sheriff. But
that officer ran sixty-one ahead of his
ticket and the entire ticket was elected