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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-07-10
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Ct. NJ. Brown returned yesterday
from Portland, Maine.
w. w. Scott and wife, of Lawrence,
were in town over Sunday.
Miss Minnie Welch, of Ottawa, is
visiting Miss Florence Rohrer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunlap returned to
her home near Franklin, Indiana.
Rev. j. l.. Longdon, OF Colony,
came down Monday to view the flood.
b. o. Davidson, of Wyandotte, is
spending several days with Mrs. Fast.
A. c. Scott started this morning to
southwestern Kansas on business
trip.
Miss Sadie Trego, of Mound City, is
the guest of Miss Docia Young, this
week.
Mrs. Kapp and daughter Belle,
started last week to their home In
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Ed. Muth came down from OF
tawa last Friday and is in attendance
upon the Normal.
Mr.. J. D. Crabb, was up from the
south part of the county Tuesday and
called ON THE REGISTER.
We noticed DIR. Cummings and wife.
of Bronson, among the audience at the
Opera House on the Fourth.
r. b. Stevenson goes to Topeka
next Monday to attend meeting OF
the State Board of Pardons.
w. A. Johnson, the leading legal
light of Garnett, was before the Dis
| trict Court on business Wednesday.
MIR. r. F. Bunnel, recently from III
inois, is in town this week and is look.
ing into the working of the Normal In
stitute.
Mr.. n. Z. DIN, of Kent, Ohio, ac-
COMMANDED by his wife and child, is
here on visit. Mr.. Olin is a brother
of our Prof. Olin.
Miss May Ausherman was over from
Bourbon county Saturday and Sun.
day, the guest of Miss Keyser and
Miss White.
The many friends of Miss Carrie Gift
ford are very glad to welcome hel
again. She will probably remain dur
ing the summer.
Mr.. /. H. Kasebeer, the handsome
real estate man of Colony, was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday and called Oh
THE REGISTER.
Prof. A. S.. Olin went to Ottawa
Monday where he will remain for foul
weeks as conductor of the Franklin
county Normal Institute.
Mr.. James X. Allen and wife, %
Humboldt, have moved to this place
and will hereafter reside here. Boil
r are i'm attendance upon the Normal.
T Mr.. a. w. Rowland and wife re
turned last Sunday from their trip t.
Portland. Mr.. H. says that his losses
by the flood will reach at least 81 800
! Miss Lillian A. Wigs, of Lawrence
: has secured a months vacation from
her duties as book-keeper ut the Mer
chants bank, and started "Wednesday
to Chicago to visit relatives. She vii
90 from there to Richmond, Ind, u
: visit her sister, Mrs. Rev. G. f. Bacon
, Capt. w. e. Jones started to New
, Mexico last week, buff reports are
correct-he took an east bound tran
: instead of a west bound and landed il
Washington. 1t is further reportet
: that in looking through his grip b
unexpectedly found a paper making
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THE NORMAL INSTITUTE.

We do not know who originated the
system of county Normal Institutes,
but whoever he was, he deserves
monument. 1t has done more, in our
opinion, to raise the grade of teachers
i'm the common schools of Kansas, and
through them to raise the grade OF the
schools themselves, than any other
system could possibly have accom-
plished. Schools depend for their efh-
cheney upon the conscientiousness, the
information, the knowledge of methods
and the zeal of the teachers. All OF
these things are added to and strength
ened by the Normal Institute. Con-
ductors and instructors of character,
ability and wide experience, ineVlta-
bly, inspire the young teachers with
whom they come in contact with
large amount of their own spirit ana
enthusiasm. They restore their self
respect and convince them that they
need not be ashamed of their profess
sion-and when that point is gained
more is accomplished than is common
Iy supposed. And then the course of
Instruction is being rapidly extended.
We venture to say that the course that
is followed now, and followed intelli-
gently. would have been the utter des-
pair of a majority of the teachers OF
five or six years ago. Anotner strohs
point is gained also, in the mere BRING
ing of the teachers together. 1t makes
them acquainted with one another,
arouses a sort of emulation and creates
an esprit de corps that is always OF the
greatest advantage to those engaged
in the same occupation. The list OF
these advantages might be extended
almost endlessly, if space permitted,
but it must suffice to say as said In the
beginning. that the man who invent
ed the Normal Institute deserves
monument.
The above reflections are called out
by a short visit we made to the school
house on Wednesday. Although 1t
was only the third day of the session
we found things moving along like
clock work. Prof. O. +. DIN rs con-
ductor. occupies the large east room on
fine second floor, PrOfs. Merwin and
Barber occupy respectively the south
and west rooms Of the same noor,
while Superintendent Henderson
manipulates the big bell rope in the
main hall, receives visitors and acts as
a sort of general majOr-dOmo in chief.
IL is hard to conceive of more pleasant
quarters than are furnished by the new
school building, and this no doubt ac-
counts i'm part for the happy expires.
sion ON the faces of the students, and
for the enthusiasm and interest that
prevails.
And THE REGISTER is glad the stu
dents are interested and enthusiastic.
1t will make better teachers OF them,
and better teachers is what we want
So we welcome the teachers to lola
and TO the Normal. and hope that theil
month here will be a happy one and
profitable one.
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LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining i'm the post
Office at lola, Kas., July 10th, 1885.
Mr.. Lineil, G A
Head, WE Mcclellan, Mrs Malinds
Harris, II & Peoples, Joe I
Hazlett, Mrs NJ L Poston, w A
Shultz, Jno
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say advertised"
and give date of advertisement.
G.. NJ. SIMPSON, p. NJ.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Ice cream at Fuckers.
Go to Colborn's for lawns.
Choice dried beef at Sprouts.
Stewards Pills cure headache.
Jersey cream at Lee Fuckers.
Curly has the boss SOC overall.
Choice red Fort Scott coal at Beck's.
Ladies congress CATERS at Colborn's.
Four gallon freezer for sale at Ruck-
er's.
Try those Twin cigars at the Post
Office.
Buy your flour at Barteps and save
money.
Rucker furnishes ice cream in any
quantity.
A. w. Beck wants to trade for
good horse.
Sewing machine supplies, cheap, at
Patterson Bros.
Laundfied shirts at Curdy's, at one
half their value.
Get a dish of Lees pyramid cream
before you go home.
Buy your glassware at Bartels 10, %
and SO cent counter.
A fine assortment of gents silk hand
kerchiefs at Curdy's.
Go to f. Richardson's for strawberry
and raspberry plants. Aug21
Miss Sadie Reimert has recovered
from her recent illness.
Fresh roasted pea nuts every day at
Whitaker's restaurant.
The decision of the odd section case
is promised this month.
Go to the Post Office for good cigar
when you want to smoke.
Use st. Patrick's Twin CITY Oil for
burns, scalds, bruises, etc.
Choice butter wanted at Sprouts.
He will handle no other kind.
lola Water Mills gives fifty pounds
of chops for one bushel of corn.
Shake lemonade at Fuckers.
III. Klaumann is again prepared to
furnish bran and shorts by the ton.
Those ice cream boxes of Fuckers
are Just the thing to carry cream III.
Forty pounds of bolted meal fol
one bushei of corn at lola Water Mills
Go to Colborn's for Madame McGee's
Coronet corset, the most sensible one
made.
Any thing you want in luxuries a
Fuckers.
Clipped dried beef at Hankins d
Patterson's.
The communication from "NNN" Ii
crowded out of this issue, but will ap
pear next week.
Get A box of cream at Fuckers a
you 60 to supper.
A free use of dislnfectants at TIN
time will prevent great deal Oh SICK
ness in the future.
A good panel bed and spring, only )
at Patterson Bros.
You can buy straw hats at Curdyi
cheaper than ever.
Ii is feared that the high waters VII
be. the cause of a great deal OF maiari
during the summer.
Those getting pictures of Lauck WI!
be allowed TO keep the negative. Don
miss the opportunity.
We are informed that the Usage Gel
ebration was not very seriously inter
fered with by the food.
During the sessions of the Institut
Superiptendent Henderson will ID
found al the school house.
Go to the Post ONCE for good cigal
when you want TO smoke.
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NOTICE.

Deeming it for the best interest Of
our customers as well as for our own,
we have decided to conduct our bust
ness hereafter on strictly cash basis.
We will sell our meats at bottom prices
to suit the hard times. Thanking you
for past patronage we hope for con-
tinuance of your favors.
Respectfully,
GRAY d Ross.
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Hankins & Patterson want to buy

Hankins & Patterson want to buy
your produce.
Highest market price paid for all
kinds of produce at Sprouts.
Try Stewards Aperient Pills.
Nut coal, specially adapted for sum-
mer fuel, delivered to any part OF town
for 16 cents, by Waters & Thayer.
Leave orders for coal, flour and feed
from the Elevator Mills with Z. L..
Whitaker, first door north OF McClure's.
Court will adjourn to-day or to-mor-
row until about the middle OF August.
Nearly all the cases have been dispos-
ed of.
ats the best place in town for the
money! That is what they all say
after taking dinner at Whitaker's res
taurant.
Parke, Davis & Co.'S. Disinfectants
are the best and most convenient to
use. In both powder and liquid form.
Goodhue & Evans.
Remember You will be sure
to miss il if you don't go to the
Live Hardware before you buy
a gasoline stove.
VIM. Ricketts, moved into the 9th
ick property. this week, yielding pos
session of the "Ohio House" to its
owner, Mr.. Sturgeon.
Boys, the flood is gone, so don't buy
boat, but get one of those Sheboygan
or Chicago express wagons for only
S1.25, at Patterson Bros.
Second hand cultivators, threshers,
wagons, engines, well drills, corn shell.
ers, and many other articles for trade
or sale, at A. w. Beck's.
We publish a letter on our first page
from Chancellor Lippincott, of the
State University, to which we call the
attention of those interested.
Go to DR.. S. Tozer, our old reliable
dentist, and get your teeth extracted,
absolutely without pain, by the use Of
the safest anasthetic known.
Mr.. John S. Martin has secured the
signature of Jay Gould to his deed
and his case will again come up at thu
next session of the U. S. Court.
In spite of the late floods, and strange
as it may seem to our Barber-ous
Humboldt friend, the clover and blu'
grass in our frog pond" were not sub
merged.
We noticed the Carriage Works box
ing up a handsome three-seated mai
and express wagon yesterday that wa
addressed to Mcdowell & Co., TOwan
da, Kansas.
| DIR. Lafary is both filling and ex
tracing teeth absolutely without pain
bv the use of the well tried vitalizet
air. known to be the safest anestheti
in existence.
| a new umbrella. marked "a. G. >.
on inside of cover, has been missing
since July 4th. The present possesso
will confer favor by returning it t
A. G.. Scott.
MIR. Baker sold over eighty round
trip tickets ITO lola Saturday, and
the neighborhood of forty on Monday
: The water-works were the attractions
l-Mordn Herald.
At the regular meeting of the BUILD
ing and Loan Association last Monda
night, 500 loan was made to Tai
mage Sutherland, who bud it off at
| premium of l07 per cent.
4 The Kansas City Times and som
other papers, received a report tia
! Capt. w. G. Jones' son Walter, ha
I been drowned in the recent fiOods.sW
are glad to be able to correct the repor
There were 10 lives lost in this vicin
ty.
The first day of the flood, cow b.
longing TO Joe Clark, west of the rive
iloated away and was supposed to
9 drowned On Monday morning sl
was found on top of a stump, Two {
kthree miles away, and was returne
home all right.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-07-10

charges against C. NJ. Simpson, our
genial P. NJ, and recommending his
removal, and another paper urging
the appointment of ID. G. Brubaker.
1t is all very singular, but there seems
no doubt it is true. No one knows
what the charges are, but offensive
partisanship" doubtless heads the list.
Well, we hate to see "Cy." go, but we
guess he can't deny that he has occa-
sionally voted the republican ticket.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-07-10

STRAYED:-Fromt the undersigned,
II miles southeast of Garnett, one )
year-old filley, blazed face, white hind
feet, two wire marks on right fore leg;
and one yearling stud colt, when shed,
dark iron grey, right hook enlarged.
A suitable reward viii be paid for ill.,
formation leading to recovery.
JOSHUA GREEN, Garnett, Kans.
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NOTICE tn STOCK BREEDERS

Those desiring the service OF my
Polled Angus and thoroughbred short
horn bulls, imported from Scotland
last fall, may obtain them at reasona-
BILE rates by applying at my ranch near
LaHarpe. Pasture furnished if desir-
ed. G.. ID. SMITH.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-07-10
SPECIAL ORDER NO. q

HEAD QU'Rs McPosT, G. A. r. No.51
/. lola, KAN, July Z, 1885.
At the request of numerous COM
radcs, McCook Post is hereby ordered
to assemble at Post room, Saturday
evening July II, 1885, for the TRANSACT
ton of important business.
w. III. MCCLURE, Z. G.
f. M. ECKLEY, Adj.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-07-10
TAX PAYERS UNION.

There will be a meeting of the Tax
Payers Union at Moran on Saturday
July 18th, 1855, at o'clock p. m.
Business of importance will be brought
before the meeting, and full attend
ance is desired. J. s. MARTIN,
Secretary.
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ROSE HILL JERSEY STOCK FARM.

Strathmore G., No. 1892. at head of
herd; one of the best butter bulls i'm
the state. Also the thoroughbred
shorthorn bull Barney t. Pasture
can be furnished. Charges for service
reasonable. HENRY f. TRAVIS.
p, o, Box 295, lola, KS. Jy10
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OUR FOURTH.

Owing to the slightly unfortunate
circumstance of Horville's grove being
from four to ten feet under water on
last Saturday, the Fourth at lola was
a little less Glorious than usual. New
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-07-10
MONEY To LOAN.

have now secured money to loan
ON improved farms at lower rates and
on better terms than ever. Can close
loan i'm three days.
w. A. COwAN.
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ICE ICE q!

Ice delivered i'm any part of the city
each morning. Leave orders with
Kreuter & Kreuger, Gray & Ross, or
with the undersigned.
w. III. LING.
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CHEAP MONEY.

Bowlus has any amount of money
that he can loan on real estate security
at lower rates than can be had any
where else.
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LOST-Blue silk handkerchief with
red border. Valued because it was
gift. Finder will please leave at this
office and claim reward.
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STRAYED A yearling heifer, red
and white, no brand. Information
leading to recovery will be rewarded.
If w. X. SMITH, lola, Kan.
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FOR SALE Fine canvas and oil
cloth wagon cover. Apply at this Of
flee,
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FOR SALE:-At bargain, 6 No.
yearling heifers. Apply to
C.. p. EMERSON, lola, KaIIs.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-07-10

FOR SALE:--Dwelling house and
one lot. New house; good location.
Apply at this Office.
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FOR RENT - House Of 4 rooms.
Apply to e.. G.. Clark.
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Business llotiees.

Business notices will be inserted in this col
umn for five cents per line, each insertion.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-07-10

FOR RENT OR SALE:-J.T II. Beat
ty's residence. Inquire G.. A. Bowlus.
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A THE WISE SUFFCIENT not pa
thence reerrinS other articles of immense s1oc
will fair idea OF the ct 1e are @ 70
hope that Wen you come ~
lola the place to Get bargains Dry Goods C7ote Boots ana S"oes
MCCLURE Bros, WEST SIDE WASHINGTON Ave.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-07-10

HAY STACKERS
And Riding Bull Rakes at Beck's.
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~This report of the local market is correct
ell eachweek inst before going to press For
Kansas City, st. Louis, Chicago and New YORK
markets see inside pages.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-07-10
STANDARD PRINTS
At d. cents
Selling Elsewhere at Sc.

We are offering an extra fine lot of
ladies' and children's PARAsoLs
cheaper than were ever before placed
on this market; while our prices on
misses boys and mems braided and
straw Hats are at least SO per cent.
less than were ever before made.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-12

Farmers make mistake when thcy
slight the advantage to be derived from
keeping good horses, and from breeding
a pair or two Of colts each year. A
three-year-od colt Jean be reared Al
cheaply as COW of the same age, bu
while all ordinary price for yonne
three-year-old COW is forty dollars,
young colt Is worth seventy five dollars
at the very least, when year old, ant
one-bundred and fifty dollars wher
three years old II, however, good
thoroughbred sire is used, at the cost o
fifty dollars, the colt at three years may
easily be worth three hundred dollars
Roadsters in the north, and saddle hor
ses In the south (both are really road
lsters), are the most desirable animals t6
rear. The thoroughbred blood is like
the steel one puts into a machine; II
gives strength, flrmness, lightness, du-
rability, elasticity, and vigor into the
old blood. The bone is harder, and
more solid, and lighter; the sinews are
stronger and more elastic; the muscles
are tirmer and have greater tension the
lungs are more capacious; the weight il
reduced, and with more strength and
vivacity Of motion, and less weight, we
have swiftness and ease Of movement
American Agriculturist for June.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-12

The Supreme Council Of the Catholic
Knights Of America has just closed It's
session In New York City. A large
number of amendments were made to
the laws ofthe order, the most import
ant being as follows:
First, II Is provided that per cent OF
each assessment shall be set apart to
form special or sinking fund, to be
held sacred and untouched, except In
case Of some great calamity or for in
stance, an epidemic.
Formerly, member could not trans
fer his certificate to . new beneficiary
without the consent Of the original ben
eficiary, which could hardly be obtain
ed. Now he may do so with the con-
sent of all the officers and two-thirds Of
the members of his branch.
There had been much dissatisfaction
with the rates of assessment. That for
men between As and so years Of age was
e1.25; then it leaped to 50 for men be-
tween so and IS. New rates have been
adopted as follows: so to 81, &16O; 81
to so, $1.75; 50 to IS, 81 81; IS to "a,
e2.50; 81 to b5, %.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-12

An Arizona man who subscribed for
religious paper sometime ago sent let
ter TO the editor to stop it, in which he
said: I'VE find the Gila Howler, our
local paper, much livelicr than your old
milk-and- affair. Besides, you
haven't played square game in your
ads My wife boughta pair of the cor.
sets you advertise, and blamed if they
didn't bust in three weeks. and we use
them now to mend the chicken coop.
took half dozen Of the dead shot pills
you pulled up in reading notice, week
before last, and the next day | was SO
sick that all the doctors in the town
published bulletins about my approach
ing death, and the boys said ! had the
jim-jams. For three reasons have de.
termined to omit your paper aud read
the Howler only. As know it always
lies, unless II Is paid to tell the truth, II
can't lead me into temptation"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-12

Hon. George w. Julian's appointment
as Surveyor-Geueral OF New Mexico
will give general and genuine satisfac-
tion. The New York Herald's Wash
ington correspondent says: "Mr. George
w. JuIian's appointment to be surveyor
General Of New Mexico means mischief
to the land rings which have had their
own way out there for some years. Mr..
Julian has made q study Of the land busi-
ness Of the Government land no more
capable or jealous man could not have
been found to take in hand and reform
the New Mexican Land Office, which
badly needs vigorous reformer's hand.
Mr.. Julian will have work enough to do,
but be is able to do It,"
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Mr.. John A. Reitz, DR.. N. J. Bray and
Mr.. Charles Viele, representing the city,
will visit the new shops Of the Local
Trade this morning for the purpose OF
making an examination, and report to
the city. They will be accompanied by
Mr.. w. +. Nisbet, who will have carri-
ages at the corner OF Main and First
streets TO take out any newspaper men
who desire to go.-Evansville Public.
These are the machine shops Of the L.,
e. q st. L. Ry., which our neighboring
town Of Huntingburg expected to get.
But II seems they have gone to Evans-
Vile under the former contract Of the
Local Trade
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-12

The last legislature enacted law Of
considerable importance in relation Il
the building aud loan associations Of the
lstate. 1t 10 stated this law was enacted
without receiving any very careful con
Isideration, and Governor Gray &C
strongly doubted the safety Of the pow
Ter which the measure gives TO the asso'
citations that he refused to sign the acI
and II became law without his signature
The most important and the most ques-
tionable change which ii makes in the
old law is IN giving the directors Of an
association the power to loan money to
persons who are not stockholders and
to permit them to accept personal secu-
rity from borrowers. 1t is believed by
many who throughly understand the
the working of building associations,
the power Is dangerous one, as II opens
. way to possible losses in permitting
the acceptance Of personal security on
loans Associations organized before the
enacting OF the law are permitted to flo
articles accepting the provisions.
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The President and the Senate.

New York Sun.
WASHINGTON, June 2. There is NJ
foundation whatever for the statemen
that tie Republican Senators have bouns
themselves by caucus or otherwise OF
the subject Of Presidential nominations
This affirm upon personal knowledg,
obtained from one who could not hell
knowing the truth. can tell you, fur
thermore. that there is no possibility ol
any agreement of the kind.
Until schoolboys are found sticking tC
an agreement not to invade watermelon
patches, Republican Senator's will moi
shut themselves out from the great ma
tional soup bowl. President Cleveland.
nominations will all be confirme
OBSERVER.