The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-09-19

! 81 have both used and sold Prickly
t Ash Bitters for number of years, anl
Y think it the best bitters made for bill
3 iousness, Liver Complaints aud fo
toning up the SYSTEM so writes w
H. Cole. Druggist, of Joplin, Mo. A
!, single trial of this remedy Will con
= vince any person of the truth of the
: above.
With a candor that is truly refresh
ing, from its rarity, the Kansas City
Times remarks; "It's not TammaDy's
, reasons, but Tammany's votes thai
, the democratic party wanted We
give some of the reasons referred to on
Jour first page, and do not much wonder
that our democratic friends think they
might have been dispensed with.
Go spend few days at the District
Fair at Neosho Falls next week. Your
frugal, Woodworking wife, your indus.
trious daughters and your faithful
BOYS have given the farm their whole
attention during the hot summer
months. It's right that they should
have an opportunity to attend the best
Fair in Kansas.
They are still rushing things over at
the carriage works. They shipped
| two car load of buggies to Eldorado
this week to be distributed to points
| in Butler county, and one carload into
| Elk county. Besides these, Capt.
Iiams came in last week with orders
for % more jobs. The more their work
8 known the more popular it becomes.
MrCJ Carnahan brought to our Of
flee yesterday a curiosity in the way
of corn. He calls it Mountain
shieId,n and the popularity of it is
| that the grains are covered with
shield or husk, which grows from the
cob and completely covers each indi-
vidual kernel. Mr.. c. says that cat
tie eat it in preference to common
corn.
Mr.. Carpenter, agent pro tenn at the
Southern Kansas depot, informs us
that tickets are now on sale at that
office to indianapolis Ind, and to
Plainfield ILL.,, and return at $500 for
round trip, good for 80 days. He is al
SO selling 30-day tickets to st. Louis at
S10.25 for the round trip. 1t is cheaper
to travel now than it is to stay at home.
For reasons beyond computation you
ought to go to the district Neosho
Falls next week. It's the best Fair,
on the best grounds, conducted in the
most liberal manner, on the most lib
e raj scale, in the best town and in the
center of the best country in Kansas;
gives the best satisfaction; offers the
greatest list of attractions of any
Fair in the west. Don't fail to take it
in.
Reese Cravens came near sustaining
serious injuries the other day by hav-
ing bucket full of rock emptied onto
him from the top of a 20-foot well. He
was at work in the bottom of the well
when his assistant at the top upset
the heavy bucket loaded with rock,
the contents striking Reese on the left
arm and shoulder. He was laid off
for day or two, but is again able to
go TO work.
1t is our painful duty to announce
the death, on Monday last at $50 a. NJ,
of Mrs. NJ. l.. DeMoss, wife of DR.. NJ.
DeMoss. The deceased has been suf-
fering for a long time with that dread
full malady, consumption, and her
death was not unexpected. The funeral
was conducted by the Eastern Star |
Lodge, of which deceased was a men,
Der, Rev. +. S. Miller being the Off
ciating minister.
The Horticultural Society were
fortunate enough to take the second |
premium (Sl00.00) OH their exhibition |
of fruit at the Topeka Fair. Besides |
this they also took premiums on seper- |
ate plates of fruit, TO the amount, in |
all, ofS16.00. Altogether, at Bismarck |
and Topeka, they have taken premiums |
to the amount of $4,000. Not so bad. |
The best of their samples have been |
sent to the Cincinnati and st. Louis |
expositions. Messrs Pancoast and |
Vanderman certainly deserve the
thanks of the entire county for their
unselfish exertious in this matter.
The article published in the REGIS
TER two weeks ago, stating the excuse |
given by Governor Click in his abb
lene speech for pardoning Richard |
SCHNEIDER and giving the facts in the
case, has been copied in the Abilene |
papers. The Governors friends there |
do not deny that he gave the reasons |
stated by Rev. Wake in his letter, but |
claim that the Governor referred to |
some other Allen county case. AS |
Richard SCHNEIDER is the only man |
ever pardoned from penalty of viola |
ting the prohibitory law in Allen coun- |
ty, it is reasonably certain that the
Cover aor meant him when he referred !
to the "poor fellow who could hardly
speak a word of English"
According to call the democratic
central committee met last Monday 1T
Humboldt why is it, by the way, that
the democratic committees always
meet at Humboldt?) and decided to
call re-suGHlission county convention
to meet ut this place October 1st.
Shakespeare has declared that "a rose
by any other name would smell as
sweet" but that committee, with rare
appreciation of the peculiarities and
condition of Allen county olfactories,
have seen that "re-submission" smells
a good deal sweeter than "demo-
cratic;n so that is to be the name of
the next convention. But be not de-
ceived. It will be the same old crowd,
and any republican that allows him.
self to be run as their candidate will
get left in the same old way.
The Library Association has received
its charter. and learn from it that the
certificates of stock which were issued
before il was received are on that
account invalid. The ladies therefore
request all holders of such certificates
to present them at the next meeting,
Saturday, y. m, in the Opera House,
and have them exchanged for new