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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-03-07
Majority of 18lS-54 points for Club

Majority OF l6Is-o4 p0lnts fOf CIuU
No. 1.
Three of Club No. 1 passed the quail
ification score for sharpshooters 900 per
cent. and all of both clubs, except one,
passed the qualification score of marks
men $50 per cent? Club No. l takes
both the club and individual cham
pionship of this county. This shoot
ing was done at the regulation target
and is rem arkable, as very few of the
National Guard ever got above 80 per
cent. Moran wants squad of guards
men, and we think there is material
enough here to fairly represent this
county in a state tournament before
the bntts. Will not some one who
has the authority try to organize a
military company here? II
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-03-07

WANTED-AboutM March 18th. A
situation as a druggist In Southern
Kansas. Age 81, references good, five
years. experience; wages reasonable.
Address w. A. McWright, Center
Point, Linn county Iowa.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-03-07
Humboldt Happsnings.

Our energetic business man Mr.. W. w. Cur
dy lie still carrying on improvements. He Is
enlarging and otherwise improving his carpet
room over his store, which when completed
wifi be . commodious and hands ,me room aud
valuable edition TO his large establishment.
He is also Luttiny up frame buslding 10 rent,
on the corner Of Bri ige and eighth streets He
is putting up the building for the sccommoda-
ton of parties who have been occupying TIE
property GENTLY purchased by s. A. Brown
Co., and who ars Obliged to yacate Immediate
ly.
Mr.. Buekner leaves to-day for conference
carrying with him the b. ct vishs, and esteem
of tn whole community. During his residence
IN Humboldt he has won many WARM friends
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-03-07
LAHarpe Locals

Mr.. Funk shipped q car load Of sheep to St.
Louis This week.
Mrs. Cox, of Moran, has been visiting friends
In this vicinity.
A grand panorama was exhibited at Elm
Dale Monday night and at Independence Tues
night
Mr.. Prices dwelling is looming up in La
Harpe.,
There will be preaching at Elm Dale one
week from next Sunday, at Q O'Clock p. m. by
tee Rev. Henry Martin, pastor Of the Christian
church In lola. All are invited.
The literary at Elm Dale has been postponed
I'm account of the absence of one of the actors in
ethe drama. The last meeting will be held
March o. j. HAwKER II.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-03-07

"OLD RELIABLE"-neLand's brand
of Soda continues to lead all 0tbefs
in purity and general excellence,
Don't be induced to try any other.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-03-07

Ladies approve Of your smoking
Little Joker" ~ ~ sGr
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-03-07

"Don't forget it." To try q bottle Of
Smiths Cough Syrup for that cough,
before 1t is too late. Scots. and 81. 90
per bottle. Ask. for Snith's Asthma
Cure.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-03-07
An Answer wanted

y Can any one bring as case of Kid
Bitters win not speedily curef We say
they can not, as Thousands of cases al
ready permanently cured and who are
daily recommending Electric Bitters,
will prove. Bright's Disease Diabetes,
Weak Back, or any urinary complaint
quickly cured. They purify the blood,
regulate the bowels, and act directly
on the diseased parts. Every bottle
Guaranteed. For sale at Soc. q bottle
by GOOdhue d Evans. sy f,.,-l.,,.. :
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-03-07
CARLYLE Clippings.

f-.t Received too late last week
Three sales have taken place during the week
in the vicinity Of Carlyle.
MI. j. b. Wakefeld's school closed last Sat
uriay All patrons seem we'll pleased with
the progress.
Mr. Hole who has been visiting OF Carlyle the
past month returned on Wednesday to his home
in Nebraska
Miss Amy likes, of lola, spent Saturday and
Sunday among relatives and friends at this
place
Mr.. Denton the hardware man, OF Colony,
was in our city Sunday, looking after his inter-
ests
The Literary society at Deer creek seems to
to keep up an interest which other societies Of
the neiyhborhood have failed to do.
Politics and land leagvers seem to he the most
exciting themes Of the present. The former,
however, is settled aud Funston, the peoples
favorite, will ill the vacancy in congress. -
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-03-07
COUNTY NOTES.
FROM REGISTER REPORTERS.
What is Being Done Throughout the
County-Events and Gossip
of the Week.
Carlyle Items.


The election passed of quietly.
The anti-Funston ell ement reached the grand
total of tweuty-one votes. All the Opposition
ce and the Democratic newspaper articles
could not put down our "great land monopo-
list'' aud the district will he represented by Z
man OF the people and for the people for the re-
mander of this congressional term.
The outbreak among the Land Leaguers caus
ed some excitement among us, but was over
come to so..e extent by the political enthusiasm
of the people.
John New has purchased a farm in Linn
county, where he expects to make his future
home.
J.B. wakefeld's school at Maple Grove clos
ed last Saturday and he returned to his home
at Humboldt We are sorry to lose him from
our midst.
Mr.. Stephen Hole, who has been visiting at
Carlyle The past month, returned last week 10
his home in Nebraska. Steph. was one of the
s'boys'' AMI seemed to enjoy himself among
our young folks very much. 1t is generally
conceded that he got to the 'front.'"
Mr.. Denton, the hardware man Of Colony,
was recently in our city lookin: after his inter-
ests-not OF hardware nature, however.
The literary society at Deer creek still onn-
times Other societies in this vicinity have
closed
We are unable as yet TO realize that spring is
is upon us, yet such Is the case theoretically.
practically We can see but little difference be-
tween this and winter BARKIs
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Election il over and now We farmers are
ready to 60 to work. Can't you hurry up the
fine weather with some nice ''sprin poetry"
Considerable moving going on in this vicini-
ity this spring. Two families have moved on
to Burtiss' place. They are from Illinois.
Caleb Barker will build on his fathers farm,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-03-07

Druggists say that Smiths Cough
Syrup out sells, and gives the best sat
isfaction of any cough or lung remedy
they ever sold. Smiths Asthma Cure
is the best. For sale by Scott & Son.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-19


Quitea number ofspring chickens
were so d in this market this weel
The price paid was fifteen cent,
apiece, considerably less than they
have been selling for.-rRustoi
Calegraph.
The pardon mill grinds night and
day, and no Louisiana felon who has
year or two Of lapspd time between
his application aud the preparation
OF a crime need apparently despair
OF enlargement.
There is bright prospect in store
for this splendid Institution. whose
diplomas are prize that our youths
should be proud to receive AS an
evidence OF a superior education.
II Oapitolian-Advocate.
Theopen cars on the lake railroads
yesterday victimized a mixed crowd
Of ladies, gentlemen, boys, girls and
babies; they had the full benefit of
the shower and ali seemed to enjoy il
but the babies, who protested loudly.
-LChroniclc,
Much praise is due to the Red
River Line of boats for the aid and
assistance they have given over
flowed sufferers during tile recent
high water. They did yeoman Ser.
vice especially in upper Red River.
Il Marksville Bulletin.
From al that We can learn.
Towards Lottery does thavmg
business at this place. More than
once we have decentralization to the
pernicionS practice of our people in
patronizing the Swindling col Germ
giving their hard earned dollars to
support IN corrupt luxury a set of
men who thrive and tltten npon
their i'll gotten SpuilS.-[FeIieiana
Sentinel.
Some member ia The House has
IL bin to better provide
or the collection oftaXes, which we
mink unnecessary, The law al
'eady provided is good enough if |
ne tax collectors will do their duty !
IND enforce it. Bat the fear of
making the dear peoplen mad and /
hereby lose a few votes, the law as
IL, has no. been enforced III some
4 the parishes. Here in our par.
shi the law wass entorced to the
etfer, and the result is satisfactory.
9 IL true, some men who would
rumble under any circumstances.
lcked against it,butit did no good
-IGreensburg Gazette.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

We Were favored with a visit
from Mr.. Castor DeBautte, of st.
john as he was driving hg with his
sisterin-law, Mrs L. p. DeBautte.
accompanied By Miss Jennie Foers
ter, aud Miss Emma Ernst.
We are Indebted to the Misses
Dau1ean, accompanied by Miss
" feildahl and Miss Charbonnet of
New Olleans, for a visit on Thurs
day evening last, as they had
occasion to use the telephone, TO
enable them to send message 10
their fiiends in the city.
We notice an error OF w. p. Kef
logg, in the Times Democrat, of I7th
instant, III regard to the residence
OF Mr.. Morgan Moreans, VIII has
been arrested by the MEXICAN an
thorities at Fontera, Mexico. Mr..
Morgans was former resident of
81. Charles, quot st. James, be
having been Police Juror, Tax.
Collector and Sheriff of this parish
for several years previous to his
removal to New York City.
The Ball given last SATURDAY |
night ,at the "Hahuville Hafp by |
The St Charles Brass Band, attract |
~, as usual, quite a number Of the
lelies OF our parish as well as from
New Orleans and elSewhere,to enjoy
he tripping ofsthe light fantastic.
The attendance of gentlemen was
lotaS largeas on previous occasions.
'or was the music OF the string band +
I the best. However, We are
'leased TO state, our fiiendSrealized,
Notwithstanding the Lot weather,
I'D consequently smaller attend.
nee, an amount over ana above all
expenses.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-19
QUE BOON TABLE.

We acknowledge receipt of Wer-
lein's "Musical JournaP for July.
II contains a humher OF interesting
selections.
We are in receipt of copy of the
organization and proceedings ofihe
Ascension Branch, Sugar Planters
Association OF Louisiana, held at
Donaidsouvil.e. We have no doubt
but what this Association will do u
great deal to promote The sugar in
terests OF Ascension PARISH, and we
would advocate the Inauguration of
similar organizations in every sugar
parish IF the State.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-19

DENVER, COLORADO April. 22nd 1882.
pr. b j. Kendall de o.. Gents: EFn,r - ,oo ~
ago while in the employ of A. p. PerIev q Co..
Danyers, Mass, we had horse that became
spawned during the first year Of my siav with
them, and emained SO for four years, though
we used every remedy we knew of or could
ae OF but OF no avail. Some time during the
five and six years., we were recommended tn
Try hendall's SPAWN Cure, and aftei, using n
two months the, Horse was cured. Tie enlaTg,,.
lnent having been entirely removed. ana fhns
neleveing il to be n valuable medicine t1lIv
recommend it to all who have OCCASION to use
IT, Respectfully,
Z. II. LYoNs.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-19
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
The Democrats at their late Ma.
iional Convention in some regards
followed the late example Of fiieir
Opponents.
From their standpoint they select
cd Meirlnost Available men. Though
against their candidates Il severe
and even personal opposition was
made, the friends of the successful
candidates remained firm and inhex
IDLE III their course.
Neither the New York diIetaati
frightened the friends Of Blaine, aor
the representatives Of the NewYork
roughs succeeded in bullying the
friends Of Cleveland. In both III,
stances the honest voices of the
conventions held sway. Therefore,
as to capdidates,the respective hosts
in the presidential contest, are lead
hy able and popular clieftains.
As TO the enunciation of political
principles, it is to be regretted that
the Democratic platform is not
clearer in statement, and in the
language OF a foreign critic, less
distinguished by the absence Of
"clear conviction and by evasions
and "Timings," Charge to which
the Republican platform is in
nowise amenable.
There is All abstract enunciation
in the Democratic platform which,
so far as true, is worthy Of consid
deration by the citizens of Louisi.
ana, though with different conse-
quences perhaps than intended,
says the committee:
But it is Indispensable for the practical
application and enforcement Of these funda-
mental principles that the governments shonld
not always be controlled BY a political Marty,
Frequent change of administration is n ne
ees5stiy as constant recurrence to the popular
VIII, otherwise abuses grow and the govern
theht, instead Of being carried on for the |
general wefaie, becomes an instrumentalitv
Tor imposing heavy burdens on the many who
are governed for. the benefit OF the few who
govern Public servants thus become arbritary
g .1fi
II this be so, is il not wise for
every citizen Of this State to reflect
before voting as TO who shall control
the Federal power and patronage
within Louisiana? If it he true, Of
which iii this State there is much |
evidence, that the oppression from
both State and municipal govern
nehts grows with continued bower.
$ it likely that this oppression,
would be renewed or lightened. |
nther than increased, by placing |
4 the hands Of those now controlling
State and municipal power aud pat.
onage chat Of the National Govern.
nentg
Il is, III the HERALD's opinion,
his Democratic warning Of the dan
'er ofcontinued exclusive possession
i power by the same party, which,
anything can, will make the honest
1nservative elements OF the Demo.
ratio party Of this State refuse to be
'nger passively led or driven with
otes to perpetnate,t to even Increase
he power of, comparatively, few
leu to despotically rule their per.
ohs and despoil their wealth.
Nous Ver0as.
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The Merchant Who rests sun.
mely at his ease without an et1o9
TO improve the business of the com.
munity in which he lives is
unworthy the support Of that com.
munlty. One among the most i'm.
portant duties OF a merchant in the
promotion Of this object is to afford
a liberal support TO the local news.
papers. 1t not only b nciits the
community, but the merchant will
gain a reliable addition to his trade.
Patronage Of home enterprises is
another principle of final aud com
plete succ ess.-Jay Goald.
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COMMUNICATIONS hapdcd in later than
week following. w Wy
~ Al communications must be witten on
one side Of the paper.
20 The full name aud address Of file wri.
ser must accompany each communication. not
Aos pulo9il'atioHt unt ms 4 matfer Of gObd faith
- COMMUNICATIONS OF a perso1laI eharac.
tef VIII not be recognized, unless from res
bnnsIbie parties. IN such cases a charge Of
" on saiiare viii be made
~ Observation-Disclosures from
"ii parlts " TINS and neighb0rng parishes.
pectfully solicited.
tg, OUR READERS CAN HELP US
greatly, Il, whom writing to or buying goods
rom our ADVERTISERS, they will simply say
'neN saw their cards Ia this paper.
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HAHNylLl.E, JULY 10, 1854.
ADVERTISING RATES.
NEWS ITEMS


Two murlerers, Kend,ick HI.
land and Yictor ElOl. are to lie
hanged in New Orleans on the
twentirth instant. Both are wife
lnunlererS.A
WANTED.---A person who under
stands bees and bee-keeping to take
charge Of ap apairy. Apply ID the
editor ftllis paper.
The French celebration was 4 ,,er.
feet success in all respects. me
crowd at the lake was enormous
Tue speeches were good, and All fine
aInuSeIneiIts provided were If the
best kind. s ala f
The decrease ofthepnblic debt for
June is about $4,000, 900, a reduc.
tion for the fiscal year ended Julv
tAirIieth, of about S1Ol ,00O. 900.
The reduction fura the last fiscal
year was SI37,S23, 253.
A called meeting of the New Or.
leans Teachers aSSociati0n was held
Yesterday, autl Hon. Warren Easton
was appointed 4 delegate to repre.
sent the,associatiou at tile TEACHERS
convention, 70 BE- soon held 1t
Madison, Wisconsin, ols
The Louisiana State University
and a. y NJ. College will open i its
next session uudsrth most farul.
aole auspices, with splendid co,ps
OF talented professors, presided over
lly Col. - +. Boyd, an educator
whose ability arid experience has
given him Widespread reuown.
II may interest the general public
TO know lint hereafter poslmasters
! receive for milling newspapers
and periodical publications Of the
seconil elass, when sent by other
than the publisher or news agent. III |
the rate Of one cent Tor each four
ounces oEtEactional part thereof.
A Burlington girl has II diary /
devoted entirely 70 noting down the |
visits OF her Ueaux, which, it is said. /
she calls her court iloclSet. When
she is atTaigned for trifling with
nen's hearts it will only be neces.
sary to produce this "court uocIketn
10 prove that she isjilty,
The Texas ansl Pacific Railroad
has completed the repairs Of their
road between Baton Rouge and 4
Atchatalayp; they began running
through trains to Marshall, Texas.
IN "Wednesday last, Ina few weeks
hence the people Of our section will
snjoy the same henetit, as the work
between New Orleans and Baton
Rouge s progressing. L
The Rev. DIR. Walker, Bishop of
Dakota, belongs to the Church
militant wherever lie goes. Last
sunday he preached lit Wahpeton. /
?. A., and as he left The church saw t
crowd otlineh form Il ring in frontic
! a saloon fer two men 10 fight. |
ie crossed the street. broke through !
ne ring, separated the pugilists and {
iSpersed The crowd.
Camels utterly Wild may he seen II
u the desert lands at The head of =
ie Gulf II California, where they 2
iid ! cotigeliiai home aud multiply ?
ea,lilN. These are 4 remnantof u
card which, many years ago Was ~
By the Government to act az
5 beasts OF burden for the army in e.
CIV Mexico and Arizona.-ISan
rdnciscoGall, ~
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o. rHIRrY DAY rRIAL.

THE NoLrAIc BFETo., Marsh |. Mich. will
send Or Dyes CelebratedEIeetro-V Belts
and Electric Appliances on trial Tor thirty DAYS
to men lyonn@ or oldl who are afflicted with
nervous de0lllty, lost vitality dnd'-kindred
troubles. guaranteeing speedy ana eomnlete
restoration Of health and manly .vieor Adj
dress as above.-N BIO risk is incurred .as
thirty days trial is allowed.
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ST. CHARLES PARISH, LA,
T,Ix- SfI 1901

july OtI; lCOH.
To the President and members ofMe
School Board:
F Another term Of five months has
Just expired and the public scho lis Of
this parish are again closed. There
were 1O4 wlite.and 4SS colored child
rem enrolled during the term, making
a total of 592 pupils. The average
attendance for the first half Of the
session was,as usual, better than dur
ing the latter part. The people do
not take enough interest in the
schools, and of course do not give to
teachers the support and encourage
ment which are SO necessary 10 sue
cess in their Efforts to instruct.
Parents have not, as yet, been
sufficiently impressed with the inl.
portance, of sending their children
regularly to school, and hence irreg-
ular attendance is the great draw
back in our schools.
The two schools in the fourth
ward were closed on the twenty
fourth OF March. expecting a meet
ing Of the Board in regular session
on the first Saturday of April, as
the law requires, | made special
report stating the cause Of the clos
ing Of these schools | now res.
pectfully call your attention 10 that
report, in order to have an express
sion Of your views in regard to the
reopening of these two schools dur.
ing the present year, for the space
of time to which they are entitled
to complete the term for which they
were opened.
The expenditures for maintaining
tue schools during the session just
closed are as follows:
Teachers salary, .$1712,06
School house rent, $4,000
Inerdental expenses, .$47, 80
Supenlitendents salary, 10000
Total. S1ono 5h
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Or. Casper recommends Kendall's SPAWN
Cure IN the highest terms, and thousands Of
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NHlS PAPER may he found ON file nj Geo.
Rowell & tols Newspaper Advertisinp
bureau Nv Spruce ST., where afvertisi1lg con.
tracts may be made for 1t in NEW YORK.
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HOW How DO YOU EXPECT TO
KNOW what Is going on in your
parish unless you take Your narisb
paper DO not rest until you have
subscribed for it,
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Now is time TO advertise your
goods in THE HERALD.
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Total.
N'f = - - - = Y1VOO,OO
Respectfully Submitted,
{. I. BAUDOUIN,
Parish Sapt.

The School Board of this Parish
met on the seventh instant, and
after the reading of the Parish
Superintendents and Treasurei's
reports, adopted tile following reso-
luton:
Resolved that the two schools
located at Boutte Station and closed
on the twenty-fourth Of March, or
account OF the Davis crevasSe be re
opened on or about the first Monday
OF September next fOr the space OF
three months
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WANTED.

AT rson iSnectled toeut into cord
wood the woods l'erwepn Hallnville
office. "''
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- The Herald, 6 months, 81.
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A movement is on foot among the
young meH Of our town to organize
a debating club, provided they meet
with sufficient encouragement.
This is but a step in the right al.
lection as is anything tending to.
ward the moral and intellectual
enhancement Of our youths. 1t is
to be hoped the young men will co,
operate, aud thereby assure the sue.
cess OF the club. = La. Advance.
The Sanitary Association is ont
IN another vigorous protest against
the condition Of he streets and out.
lers, the dumping of gdrba &c in the
settled parts Of the city, and like
persistent nuiSauces. The call for
renewal of contributions forsallitary
purposes is very earnest one, and
merits an immediate response in i
liberal way. Whoever else may be
to blame for the present condition
oil things, this association is not.
Il States.
M. dalileS leSehdre, OF st. John
ne Baptist parish, who has been
Forced TO visit Europe TO recover
his muchinlperiled health, is radi
eally cured through the advice of
Dr. Charcot, the celebrated presi
lent Of the Paris Medical Faculty,
Mho simply ordered for bin douches
IT cold water. Dir. Legendle, after
visiting the principal Italian cities, /
MIL, we learn from the IIochacebe, |
'etum next October, when tue clio (
laeht voice of the young aud /
earned advocate will again be heard +
u our balls of juStice.-Tltem. t
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are Very Moderate, send for isr.c.s-