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, 1883-06-23

i. tHa report %, O. nominating -9A's.i''A
h.IE 5a tls Dl-es Ta.s'ay rv.uiuz, the 5rf
saws. aT4e atts.ept 20 nominate city
marshal VA 3 failure, and vas . disgrace 10
any body Of s.t.1.ps Whole number oi
vo.es .ast. 30. Samuel Klein had 2i2, }.
II. B,aEeaev g.. Gee. +. Beers -, scatter
fug II M-. Nolan moved that the vote
.h51li urt be- declared, Tut that the ta!iers
De re.aestsi o. count the number Of persons
IN ls Lo--s This motion on being put
prevailed. aud 1t as found that there were
tas lia persons present i, viii be seen
tr..s - more votes were cast than there
were p-rsors ia tie hoose. 4 lag;ion 70 aa-
fgura vas carried Mr. Klein hai > more
votes th1u there were persons IN the house.
TIE woes F.- Beers AMI HAkoacy added Z,
Tho sltse I'm. ~aIa $50, four more votes
-rau there s--e voters. y -ae-e votes rep
resented th. friends o.. laes- parties, Ar-
Klein u.u4. have very easnsz, friends TO Se
-IIete la1lt.ufr enough yot1s g clear th;s
I-J aa. a1.I have - votes ieI-
, 1883-06-23

Uae o. the Oregon short L-e surveyors
ARRIVAL IN town oa NoaL-y from Erane-r
Cls7ss company a1l informed a. that -.-E
had heated tas line ui the r1li oa th-i .s..
side Of the river f1r d distance OF 81 r5...
below Burnt ri-ar. and thar Engineer -is=-
Grip ,ss l0ca,ia- ths r1al En TIE river and
tia. the tvo psrtiss were E7- u-rs than Is
miles apart. TIE mo.s taa engineers see o..
tie Saaks river rsl.e the more they are an
pressed with I-s =Gr1-ts-ss ever al otas-
voate- There is Egt the sIigLrsS. 511-- lar
taac the road val be baii. down Snake r.vs-
81 Cd early aa.G The engineers axe quite
confident Of the Iozal- and f:etiy express
,he o.ir15a iH-s als usES or grading vIl
actually be commenced 3, Lewiston .bia
fall When the ra-f located. both par-ies
vii r,ulszyeas al Lewiston and fl cut 5gr
contiaulag the surrey down Saake river
~ P.Trs NerS.
, 1883-06-23
( Coed Haul.

". j. Russell, railroad contractor, lot
town GA sunday r.oIu.Is, ay5 tine Iiaho
11e.-.as.s, and wyl- ovc- Eoiss bridge ~
v.,-1r r..h a-vs,aI u--ss Ia. .-eH. '.'i ,'' he
rocket Eal an ei,c."Te containing about
$3.50 vlilh be dropped cut Of hls pocket
.4 i.aaiar over the wsg.n. Mike DouueIIyr
aha was one Of the party. saw 1t and got
oal %; IN. WAGON and picked 1t "P, and
r.d. some ,Nrrs taI- De woUii not 20 any
rr,ac-a a.d s,art-i bach 20 toan. Enssel,
or soar oi ai- P,ry ,ii-eoseIsd the loss o'
tine package aad started back and secured
t..e s,-gi-,s os Era-tus Gsemcr, City Mar
slal, who arrested pyuuoily ana he gave up
$500 uf the money, havi"y plid "ut ror.
ton treating the boys. etc. roaneily is NOW
"a j.iI awaiting his cNrm'na.Ion before
Ialar Curtis. which comes OH at 10 A. II.
, 1883-06-23
from General lIiIc>.

Ia answer TO = communication from tbs
Fourth OF July Committee, General Miles
says t,p. there Is no digestion known 10 the
Department Commander to prevent the
troops Il F.rt Na.l4 Wa.ll trom meeting
a.rs the eit-l.ns of ihr toan Of Wa'la Wal
IA ru -purlrr:ate ,>el-ises m e'minsmnEa
.,an oi g., pcrlarrtian Of National inie
p-rl,re-. Il their immediate commanding
o.f,.r Sd ,lrcts or CONSIDERS 1t advisable, lot
20. B.p-ssmcut Commander does not con
slider 1t a frrfe5 matter ios hun t. ol'L1
-hrir participation, aad seeoriinsiy must ae.
a.. ig.- ~ "a. so.
, 1883-06-23
Contemplated Charge.

Col. II. Fl. Blake. from Chico, Cli, Is II
lhis ci.y, and It IS more thaa probable that
the gentleman vii assume control OF tae
Ssae House. An inventory Is now beng
taken and II Satisfactory terms can be agreed
upoa. the p.ssznt management wlil step
down AM out. This chsn-a all be gratl'y-
ia, % those who are compelled 70 patFoaiza
-5e house. as ue understand lir. Blake 70 be
4 wi Ite uaa' III every sense oi ;he worl.
, 1883-06-23
stick lo Naur Trade.

Stick to your trade, says an exchange.
.'nine-ten;hs Of all the failures of the last
year have come to men who were dabbling
in outside affairs There could not be more
truth crowded IN q few lines than is con-
tanned il the above, As a general thing,
when ven hear Of the failure of a man IN
business. You can set it down that he has
been dabbiing in something he knew nothing
about, and has sunk the money needed in
h,s legitimate business, The merchant,
even in 4 country village, who attends strict
~ to business, may IN time lay by snug
little SUN, bet as soon as he
commences to speculate in land, or
even to trade horses, he IS liable at any time
70 hear something drop on account OF taking
the money needed m Lis business for specu-
htirc purposes.
The farmer who works hard all summer,
sows and reaps 4 good harvest, and puts the
proceeds of the sale OF his wheat into his
pants pocket and goes TO speculating in
pork, may eventually find amor,gage plas-
tered down over his property that Will take
years Of frugal industry TO remove. You
hear OF The failure OF merchant engaged in
trade, aud in Line cases out Of trn You can
trace tie cause To the TACT thlt ne iai few
thousand dollars invested in wheat, when
the pIice tumhled and the bottom Tell out oi
his scheme tor making little money by
outside speculation. y merchant may be all
right and level headed in his trade he eau
weigh out Goldfish aud snglr, or dnve
sharp bargain in buying a Lal of green
hides or barrel Of butter, hut when he has
4 few thousand uolllrs invested III wheat,
or pork, or lumber, and the price takes a
drop, he loses his head and Is lail out cold
er thlu I u.lckeTeL
, 1883-06-23

Crooks Campaign.

TOMBSTONE. \ T.. june l+-|eoT5r
Rice and Andy Ames have jus, arrive"
from Crook IS camp. Crook broke camp
NJ silver Greek At , a, ". yesterday and
,a,r,baG eighteen miles across country
aud made caup at Jayee.s ro"eh aba7t 10
an. The wagon train -.t in during the
afternoon with the squavs aud children.
He viii march to-day to LeT White S
ranch. and strike the railroad io-m'rT'@.
Here he viii forward the Mexican women
a,l children 10 their homes IN Ca'hoahus
,,5, ar, wives of Msz,oau soldiers, ana
were picked MP by the Indians while ioi
I.v;ar tie Mexican .roofs. Charlie Me-
C.mss had not been brought IN when
Rec and Ames lett early tins morning
C5ihvabua. the Indian who Killed 95er-
limo eb,ef Of the scouts, at the i'I-e
Iar., hand broke from san Carlos, was
.,,r,.re, at the stronghold by Crook, and
nv him sent Z, bring 10 the boy II he
..,,, hs fsurI. Crook Las no doubt oi
H., -, notwithstanding has ccl-le,
- With Charlie OF news q his fate
, 1883-06-23
.haul,l be i.rroT'icd-

tar attention has been e,I.a 10 the
'arge number OF laad patents which are al
lowed 10 accumllat- IN the land ot.ca in
th.. city. anl not pat on record. Thrrs is
possibly between irgr and i've hunirei pat
cats nut recorded, sI,a county Clerk Painter
iasorus us that Ihe matt shopli he at
,.uled % Ly srl'ITs immsdia-sly upon re,
cript Of pape-, az ty recording makes CON
ristp ..ha.a 1f tlri-.
, 1883-06-23
fsB>i Die

Al5rsj Anderson, the Portland mur ier,r,
has been sentenced 70 death, without hope
o. pardon or reprieve, the execution % take
place IN Portland on Ja'y 2U,h, hs.ween the
hou-s Of 9 A. d. and ?. Il. The murderer
Is now convinced that his end is near. and
croacies an his co. and feigns sleep 10 keep
Jat 0i si-'ic u callers az the j.iL.
, 1883-06-23
: White tIcpA=Ei-

Jay Gauli. vino recently eiHa,3 OF the
World neAsrprer, Of New l4ra, 10 Mr..
PuIizer, Is rep .fssJ % have ANA -aa- That
psper. vb.re a4i.. bis c.-.-ni, narsr r'-
f.cf.a. blt a.-r-oriz-.i, his ailments, he
f-iu. d I.rpab lean and ATS e,.i,ar iii".bef'l a
Democrat Could SAID be got th~ Fapvi al
most by accident, and bah TO use for Il He
said n. cared nothing ser III, atlsrks 81 the
rrgss. A man who gets mad turts himself
.aore than anybody else. Il destroys hls
.i-astiun and IS uaiia.lv-
, 1883-06-23
4 tosd Example.

Nj. james West, the guasfaith Of tins
ci.v. has generously donated a complete iIsh-
iu., olta., valued a. so, % he competed 'or
Iy the liremsn ou the Fourth Of July. We
would le pieas-d 20 see olh-r merchants Of
this city follow Nf. Vests example IL tits
respect.
, 1883-06-23
Vr.nin. Ihr NrTh.

\ I1rsr is-5r Of c,rgeaters are uo~ Al
warA on the new machine shop ba'ld'"l o.
Byron jackson, which Is gaiug "r a'Iacen;
to the foundry OF Mv=>rs- Marshall * Rob
erts IL tbs city. \ portable rns'ne ana
,.r-i,i,,, machine MS been st uu, and is
Ee.t ua.y tiarufsl.iag dressed iumbsr. The
nam failling vii be I2Js6I, occupying tie
I,rre ya-sat lot tbs s.is uf the foundry.
When running. this establishment vii s'v-
,-9pi.ya:si, % a large :oF1s II mechanics
, 1883-06-23
One Experience from Many

have bseh SICK and miserable - long and
had caused my husband 50 much trouble and
expense, NJ one seemed D. know what ailei nle,
that vas e5a4PIetely dishearSened and dis
eoarased. Ia this frame 81 mind i got bottie
of Hop Bitter and rsed them unknown to my
family. soon bezal u improve and gained
- fat tha; Iay husband and family thought IT
strange and unnatural. but when ! tait them
xhal La5 helped ne, they EaIt, -'Ha'rah i'r
Hop Bilters, long may they pr1sP-r. Tor tney a
have made mother well and n happy nc
MJthsT
, 1883-06-23
Grass and Grain

Froa. Alr. 2. >. Wolda1. Of Co.vli.e saieh
We hive received q very fiHe s.rapie O! hen-
rusky Blue Grass; from Unatilia county
s3ne what. BGaeh grass aad Ty- a-so 'eEy
fss. Tae later stands aisht feet in height.
Rang on yoUr samples gzut!eraen' for We
wish % make & good showing f0r or old
c,u-try
, 1883-06-23
tOayai-->rrnL-

Isiswssh pleasure 9e chronicle the tast
mat Miss Nellie, daughter Of General Tan
nat, l. now convanescsEt TIE yougg iady
has ezpsrisreel 1 severe struggle with mat
fzl Iiss.se dipataeria, lat owing to sSiii' ai
r,.,i;r,, tr,atr7est AID best Of c4rs, sne has
successfully veathefei the stern
, 1883-06-23

There WAS q general stampede o.: our citizens
into the country yesterday.
The Methodist dsuommasiop viii camp meet
near Cynteryil.e, oresru, commencing on next
WedEe-iay.
The ryai heinz in running order IN the
N,rthezu Pacific, freight will uow be received
l,r az points on that line.
We rc-re. t. chronicle the heath # the in
f,nt sou ci our esteemed fellow citizen \. !.
Cr,ss, which occurred in this eity last night.
McAfeC, accompanied by a soldier paid a
visit TO pr. Boyd, the other day just to see ii
he WAS ut home As 1t were. They found Lim-
The up country paper, are On an enlarged
boon; better by Ear gentlemen reduce the
size and give Your readers quality instead Of
quantity.
Tie ship Nmegah, from Sydney, yesterday
UNDECIDED At Iacoma about 10000 feet Of blue
eyIu.. and iron wood park into the bark Dash
me Wave. This wood Is SO hard that t''!s
specially uad, f,r that pnrpos- are Used IL
working II up. 1t is ~n heavy that 1t sinks in
the water ike iron.
Peter Coopers children foiloUla the foot
ti-s & their father. IT the twenty-fuurth
annual commencement af Cuuprr Union Sat
ur.lly evening, Alr. Hewitt announced that
lur;ug the year they w"uii add SlU1,"oG Z"
the Sl0OG50 heluv.,thed 70 the in-sltuti'n by
the will of the deceased uR'Ianthrnpi~t.
, 1883-06-23
school Examinations.

Written examinations III graEsHar and
utermeii-ts departments of the public
eholls viii be held On Tuesday and
Weiae-.isy, jane lgth AL 25-h. Parents,
and fr.rnis Of puo!ic education are invited
20 5- prescott J. " Book,
SIpc Of S.ho0ls.
, 1883-06-23
LraNe> Gar spraege.

slr. Z l. Harnes, FOR some tiIae past con
nectsd ait. the STsTE,HAS a. foreman and
eomp.-itOr l-aves t0-GOrrGw L take charge
oi the mechanical department O: the Sgrague
HsrrH We Commend Mr Bzrnes 70 the
craft a. gentleman IN every sense of the
woTd, All recommend biHl a. first class
printer.
, 1883-06-23

/ bss been Suggested th't railway
trains be provided with storm Signals 50
that as they speed through the country
the farming interests MAY Te'e'' 9 su~'' d
forecast of The weather as shall be- Of mn
MEDIATE advantage during the greater
rart Of the year.
, 1883-06-23

The !e--slature q California has created
. sips Culture Commission, fer which aa
AMIR. nria-i,n OF 5000 has been made i'E
~ sr.t vs,r. and $3.50 the second
, 1883-06-23

IN the wear iSS2. there were -, - Z"
,,rs a.. tomatoes packed in The United
states. ~ a50a: one c7o to eA'' 'u'',.O'-
tant When we csas5, that maay lam ,'i'N
u.e = d, ,szen cans yearly for each mem 'eF'
= Mil he seen that this industry is yr' ~
rs inflUrr. :.
, 1883-06-23

Guessine q, the crops IS ROW u e'is''
aud tie spectators IN 'hs PT''@a'e eH-
cb,uge, are actively engaged
, 1883-06-23

The month Of siaTch was the coolest
England has eyPerieue-yi la the. past =
years
, 1883-06-23

Pal@sa 80 ho,.se s..al.as RI cad send s..s.rs
i'T ta-Hk Eooi-s 70 n" Eaiia |n5ia B5aI.t
Ealk 5asa5aoioyg. Third Ss.s.i. Le.7gess.
JoHss'a-s, County Records. cic.. a~.,i 90
had and made 10 Sy.Iey.
, 1883-06-23
DISCHARGED.
A Verdict of Net Guilty Returned
by the Star-Roate Jury.

Wa~mNGroy, June II You can ask
the july non whether they have any com
mmication 10 make 70 the eous.. said
Judge Wylie to the cricr, when the Grim
inal court, hearing the Star Route ease,
assembled this morning. The cuer soon
returned with a message that the Jury
desired 10 Communicate with the court.
They fled into tie court room, not ap-
parTntiy The worse for their confinement.
When they were seated the judge SAID
Gentlemen of the jury, the court has
sent foT You for the purpose to find out
whether you have any communication 10
make
The foreman, IN reply, stated that the
jury had agreed upon a verdict, and O.
painful silence fell upon the court rao2,
only to be broken BY the Wild shouts Of
applause when, Ia clear tone Of voice,
the foreman stated that the verdict was
"not gailty.
r,u,, ,o,.r,,,, ,..,,...,
I'-'''' am ''s@ INC 5".
o''' "''' '' '''7 ''''''-''l i5 10 " i..-''''
''s'' was any '''1 ''-'y' - "'S '",.'
proposed amer some discussion, 70 '''e
'', '"s -l"' OK '"H''s','' o' 'o'' ''.'''''
"i','.' 90 ''u's', "g'''' carry c.'sf f''aoy
won H. '', " o''7.'' -'i' rams
"'"leu me h''' ana we acquitted MN
, 1883-06-23

Mr., Geosge Warner, advance agent Tor Ray
Iaoal--Holme' Comedy Company Is in tie
city
, 1883-06-23

,,.r...J- HEREBY GIVEN THAT
= r..H.w.a- named syl'-r' n.-' 1.,i .,'l. no
.... ... and chat said lr"i wi.l he
.I s.. aaa4 Office ~ NN.lE Nall4
, 1883-06-23
TOWN tND C0INTRY.


Present Indications a.e that We viii soOn
have rain.
STREETS thronged with farmers to-day doing
thsir weekly shopping.
\ Ag,oj heavy rain storm wo4,d 10 an i'm
uenSe sIa,rnt Of sod just nov l. the growing
crops.
Jake Bs;z IS haying higher aas st.f placed
rp1n his huillins, corner 1hicl and Aller
streets
Owing 10 w1Shaut> IN the road no freight
VII be received Tor POINTS on the Northern IA
osac hsyoud NoS,n, y,u;il further notice,
The womeu employed ty the WaHa WaIla
Fruit Canning Company in this city make
f.1m SIn0 o. - - pr DIV huliins berries
The population # Spra-le ls rat down by
the assessor As tallag-: 80 males, 2Si f,laales,
80 ChiuaneH and Chinaveuau; te,al, 80,
II the merchants on Main street w,ulG see
TIA: the naiis that rrotr,.ie FROM tie Sidewalk
IN iror; Of Ike business houses were dsivea
down they would eoaf-r lasting blessing up
On ptds~tIi1us.
liv some mistake ths naE1e Of Miss Carrie
EallieeI "t ,.esis;an. VS. omitted from the
li,s of yonua ilios in $. .a.gs 5eh'ol IN
ti;ied - honorable mention f.r syce.i,n-c in
studies ana appointment Miss V'lhaer'. ,rade
Is IS.
Pra;rie -.na,,nsr. arr 4ln.aSt q thin- oi the
past sni arlr IN oaEntry places remote from
railroads ave they 90 ue occasionally seen; at
Weston on The ,i!e q ths main road leading
70 Ceuteryile there are some specimens t" he
seen l,oAjas a- fodorn .u a ship cast high and
dry upon p beach.
, 1883-06-23

....a "f.EsE-t>l rs. A.. r. ErUyBEEs
/ = Irsr tFrfrF-

ENrt NAlr.. MAY -. INNS.
( N'stfL'iNf HAVING EE+N IN
'sIai % :hiS a-tiee Hv .I.1.a Nl-enil-t-t
.77- Ng--r T. Eiumnsr- inr failure :"
-l.r wtE -.w a- ta Timber Cui-g-e entry
.-. .Hai, tatei Nlrca gt. I>>2. upon the NJ
'-.-l.H -U. Iae-aSh.g 'a :. Esa-t 30 J. IA
d" A.'--' .alliy. wisi .yisW Z. Clll,s.,StloC q
~ -utry. snEtr,'4Ur a'it-in- jEl, ssid Az
-lNi r bUmrzr- iii 1t VlGs tie I've al7es
'"r - ysar IS i-escs7aei y la's. The s.,1
f.I,iS ar le.ea, -cuI,onei tGAFi alT - this
,~l-- n H.,
llTH HsT or JyLy i>Si
81 ~ Hc.ocs, A. L. - respond aEl tuTnra
t-siIillny clnc-TEinE said alleged fSiiDTe.
JOS. JORGENSEN, Register
, 1883-06-23
Malice fer Publication


h"-.D May y, l,S5,
>-oTTrr IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
,Ia following named settler has !l!ei no
-, - - intention L. make final prod n .i, sup
L II his r.,fu. ami that saio proof y,.. ~. ~, ne
I.f.r, the L. > Land Oifce at " AHA
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
THINGS LEFT OUT.

We try hard to make room in each
issue for all the local news of tie week
but some Of It will at times be crowd
ed out. On cleaning up the hook'
this week We find the following items,
which are inserted here ON the gener-
al principle that it is better late than
never.
Four extra coaches were attached to
the IL. G. l.. d 5. K. passenger train
Wednesday evening. They were
filed with Indiana eXcursionists who
will distribute themselves through the
southern part of the State with view
to locating.
W. w. Anderson took trip to JET
ferson City, No., last week, where he
spent two days selecting large stock
Of the celebrated Giesecke boots and
shoes, for the spring and summer trade
of his firm. Anderson & DeClute have
been handling the Giesecke work for
some time, ,,and they say that it is grow
ing very rapidly in popular favor.
Manuel Richards has a large, new
sign. Ditto, Harry Stow. Mr.. A. W.
Beck has started branch implement
and grain store at Bronson. Ashby
Ruse will have charge we understand.
Thus do lola merchants enter in and
possess the land. Professor Frank
Bartlett has been visiting in the city
for a few days. We understand he
has resigned the principalship of the
Atchison schools and will take trip
to Mexico for the benefit of his health.
A distressing accident occurred last
week to little Eddie Baxter whose
parents live two miles east Of lola. On
attempting to jump over fence be
tween tho house and barn his heel
caught and he fell forward, sustaining
a compound fracture of the left arm
with dislocation at the elbow. The
numerous was broken an inch ami a
half above the elbow joint, and it is
feared, will cause a stiff elbow.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
CLOVER IN KANSAS.

Whether fom imperfect seed, tn.
favorable conditions of the soil, or from
neglect in those trying the experiment,
clover culture in Kansas has not met
with very general success. In talking
on the subject however, with Mr. j. w.
Johnson, who lives few miles east Of
lola, We learn that he and some of his
neighbors have been giving the mat
ter considerable attention during the
past year or two, and that they have
met with such success as to convince
them that clover can be grown here to
as good advantage rs it can in the
eastern States. Mr.. NJ. r. Renlsburg
in particular, has succeeded in raising
o good crop for three successive years
past, having given field Of twenty
five acres to last years crop. Mr.
Johnson himself sowed ten acres las!
year, and although the seed was sowr
ON rather poor ground that had only
been cultivated one year, the clover
came.up thickly, some oft seeded, and
he now has good stand. We under
that the SUCCESS that has attended
these gentlemen has induced others O
their neighbors to try the experiment
and quite large acreage will be sowr
in that neighborhood this spring
THE REGISTER has frequently urged
the advantage Of having q greater di.
versity of crops, and We are glad tc
sec that the farmers of the county art
coming to be of the same opinion. W.
need not enlarge on the value of the
clover crop, for it is well known e
every farmer. The only question is
can it he successfully raised here
That being answered in the affirmative
Il will not be long until every farm
has its clover patch. Mr.. Remsburg
has SO much faith in it, that ne has
bought a huller at cost of $3.50, anC
now has it in operation on his farm
AS the seed is worth usually from s..
10 50. per bushel the crop can be made
a very valuable one. The variety
grown by Mr.. Remsberg is known Il:
Mammoth, or Sapling. He has also
been successful in raising the common
red clover.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30

sign. But we are in no mood TO kick the
dead lion. Henry King has made the
Cppita, one of the best papers in the
State. True, We did not approve of the
course he took Immediately before, aud
during the campaign last fall. But the
Capital was always newsy, bright and
well worth reading, and in the resign
alton of Capt. King it suffers loss
from which WE doubt if 1t will recover.
Whatever may be said in blame of him
this much may be said in his praise,
that he is one of the readiest, most cul-
tivated and most scholarly writers on
the Kansas press. 1t is understood that
he will take position on the editorial
corps Of the Globe Democrat.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30

THOSE who have puzzled their
brains over the celebrated "l3-14-l5''
puzzle may be interested in the follow
ing: Take a strip Of paper or card
board thirteen inches long and five
wide, thus giving surface Of sixty
five inches. Now cut this strip dag
onally, as true as yos can, giving two
pieces i'm the shape Of triangle. Now
measure exactly five inches from the
larger end Of each strip and cot in two
pieces. Take these slips and put them
into the shape Of an exact square, and
1t will appear to be just eight inches
each way, or sixty-four square inches,
9 loss of one square inch ofsuperfcial
measurement, with no dfminution of
surface. The question is, what be
cones Of that inch.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
LIQUOR PROSECUTIONS.

County attorney Amos day before
yesterday iilcd intormatIons and pro
cured the arrest Of four persons in
Humboldt ard two in lola, charged
with violation of the prohibitory law
The defendants were brought before
the district court yesterday and were
granted until to-day to prepare their
defense. It is probable that some will
enter their plea Of guilty, and the 9th
ers be bound over to the next term OF
court. Better late than never, and
now that the County Attorney has
opened fire all along the line, we hope
that the temperance and lava hiding
people Will give him strong support.
Now thai the Humboldt Temperance
people are disposed to give lola "faif
shake" in this business. we hope for
more favorable and emphatic results.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-03-30
CApr.Iy HstRy RI.G has resign

G4P14Is HENRY KING, has resign
ed the editorial control of the Topeka
Capital. There is good deal Of talk
as to why he did SO. various reasons
being assigned. The true one probab-
sy is that he could not get along with
the business manager, Major Hudson.
it is probably the old struggle between
the editorial room and the counting
room, with the usual result. The ed
itor wanted to make good newspaper
regardless Of expense, but the business
manager was. determined 10 make a
saying paper 50 the editor had 70 re-