The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-02-20
COUNTY NOTES.
FROM REGISTER REPORTERS.
What is Being Done Throughout the
County-Events and Gossip
of the Week.
Osage Occurrences.

Editor Regisfer IL don't think In your prog
nosticstion you said anything about this ground
hog wave, or new winter; SO we will have to
ask for little additional light on the weather.
Now don'tgo back on us. just scratch out an
idea from that editorial Uranium Of yours and
tell us all about 1t.
see the Blade asks Congress to look after
this great dynamite, Irish matter, and make
some laws to stop this plotting in the United
States against England. And l think just as
the Blade does. We don't want to harbor lot
of bood-thirsty people that are ready to kill
and destroy Innocent people and property
This dynamitism and trampism all Nnds one
way, and I think the sooner Congress does
something, and also our state legislatures, the
better it will be for the masses of laboring and
innocent people. When I was boy I never
heard Of tramp. No, Sir. Everybody was
busy that had. to work for living, either in
the city and especially in the country, and no.
one went hungry and this tramp question
has just struck Kansas In its full force, and we
don't want them. No, none Of that idle kind
for we are laboring people and especially over
here In Usage, among the Modocks and Co
shoots, we are good, civil Indians, all on our re-
serves getting ready to raise crop Of succotash
for the squaws and pappooses to live on. Conse-
quently we don't want to be bothered with
those renegrade, lazy tramps and they must
not bother US, for IL they do we will most as
suredly raise their hair Yes, Sir, If was to
come to my wigwam and find one abusing my
squaw or pappoose l would just take my gun
and shoot him. You can just say to the float
ing tramps to pass by our country without
fo-, taln
to get US on the war path. And you can say to
them that hell and damnation lives close to-
gether and Beelzebub lives not far Off and a
band Of Goshoots live within hearing dis
lance.
We heard that Jas. Mann, Of Illinois, a
brother Of ID. G. Mann, Of Moran, has bought
the Cohorn farm from the widow Mann or CO.
horn. We think Jim has struck bonanza in
this farm and feel glad that we are going to get
one Of Kansas lost sheep back again. Jim has
been out to "Elinoy" long enough.
Elder Sage preached Saturday and Sabbath at
the Baptist church. He is the regular preach
er and breaches every second Saturday and
Sunday In each month, and Is a fine speaker
and very agreeable man socially.
News items are very scarce In our midst this
up except Sam Dodge. He is getting ready to
move into his new house. His house is almost
finished except the brick chimney, and the
weather is too cold for masonry work now.
Iwant to use the columns Of your paper a
little. Iwant to say to the readers Of the REG
lister that had the pleasure Of getting ac-
Quainted with DR.. L. Tozer, Of lola, and we
had very agreeable chat, especially from him
to me, for learned a good many .aluable
things from the Doctor in regard to some new
and improved modes Of treating the following
diseases Piles, and ear and eye diseases.
feel satisfied that he Is able to perform some
wonderful cures with his new and improved
methods, for he has house full Of all kinds OF
necessary instruments to work with and seems
| to understand how to use them This is nc
advertising dodge! Tozer knows nothing
about this, nor will he, unless he sees 1t in the
REGISTER. PILGRIM.