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Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-04-03

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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-01-29
A HosPTTABLR REVIEW.

L/MR. REaIsTER-You said last Fri.
day that the X. of P. talked of going
to Moran to visit the Summit Lodge
and confer the amplified rank Of
knight, Friday night. Well, they
came. The Moran boys were looking
for them, so when the western train
came in some of our boys were at the
train, and when the train stopped, the
Knights poured out of the cars like
hornets out of their nests after q boy
has hit it with rock. About fifteen
brave Knights, armed and equipped as
the law directs, marched in good order
to the Shockey Hall where in due time
they dispatched the work they were
invited to perform with perfect salts
faction. /After the lodge was closed
the boys repaired to a table loaded
with hot oysters and coffee, and they
all seemed as much at home there a.
in the lodge; no one seemed embar-
raised or cowardly but worked to the
best advantage. The Knights are
brave men. You bet, if every society
in lola can show as large . per cent OF
good looking, smart and intelligent
men as the X. of p, she need not be
ashamed to exhibit anywhere or any
time. Doctors, lawyers, merchants,
critics, editors, ETC., with their ready
wit to meet any emergency.
Well, after they had satisfied the in
ner man they picked up their traps
and HE'D to the depot where they found
the little agent waiting in agony for
the late train that tho boys had pre-
vailed upon to tarry for them. But
the boys were on time and had . few
minutes to spare which they improved
- the spirit moved. in songs, short
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PERSONAL.

Dave Beatty is in town this week.
We noticed Geary Neal on our street,
yesterday.
J. T. Beatty came over from For
Scott Tuesday.
David Ferguson. of Salem, was one
of our cash callers Monday.
w. T. McElroy, of the Union, wa,
among our visitors Tuesday.
A. e. G. Shockey and Isaac Myer, o.
Moran, were in town Monday.
Cummings & Jones have commenced
work on set of abstract books.
Mrs. Mollie Schuttler, of Chanute, i,
visiting her sister, Mrs. T. NJ. Powell
l.. H. Gorrell was in from Moran
Wednesday and called on the REGIS.
TER.
w. A. Choguill came up from Hum.
boldt Tuesday in search of little ex.
element.
d. D. Britton, Of the Usage, was in
town Monday, looking as bright an d
undaunted as ever.
Lee Rucker was in town Wednesday
looking as natural as an old shoe. He
is again putting in time on the Wichi-
ia.
G. J. Smith has been in town this
week but will 60 to Medicine Lodge in
in day or two to look up q location fol-
All abstract Office.
DR.. J. w. Scott went to Topeka yes =
terday in response to an invitation to
be present at the love feast that will
be held there to-day in honor of Kan
sas' twenty-fifth birthday.
Bob. Fitzsimmons came up from
Humboldt Tuesday bringing with him
a young lady named Maud Keller, who
had been sentenced to the county Jail,
for 90 days for petit larceny.
Mr.. d. NJ. Smith, of Carlyle, and w,
F. Milligan, of Toronto, made us
pleasant call Monday. The latter has
just closed very successful protracted
meeting at Carlyle church, of which
an account is given elsewhere in this
issue.
L. H. Kasebeer, the handsome real
estate agent, of Colony, called on US
Tuesday. He says that Colony,
is "dead certain" of the st. Louis &
Emporia railroad. The right Of way
has been bought, the line surveyed a.
far as Colony, and bonds voted in all
the townships except Indian Greek,
which will hold its election February,
4th.
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HIGH SCHOOL J0fTINas.

HIGH SCHOOL J0TTMaS.
Miss Cragee Mcdowell, sister Of
Ralph and Tom Mcdowell, entered the
high school this week as . member of
the seventh grade.
Mr.. Frank Dimmick has been unable
TO attend school on account Of sickness.
Several of the High School students
will try the county teachers examine
ton next Saturday. Success to them.
Among the visitors in the High
School room last Friday, were Percy
WEIGH, Morris Rodman, Miss Susie
Waters and Mis-. johnson.
One of the ninth grade philosophy
class has promised to bring an atom to
the class for inspection aud expert
ment.
The tenth grade find the translating
of Virgil. much more interesting than
their former Latin studies.
The Honor Roll and ranks will be
published next week. The following
IL the usual monthly report of the lola
Public Schools:
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donations Of cash or II anything IN fk'
line of the flecessaries Of life arc yer,
earnestly solicited. Any such dona.
tions left at Young 4 Clark's store o.
at the REGIsTER Office will be put int
the hands Of the proper parties.
AT the request Of the REaIsTER, q
gentleman In this city wrote to Senator
ingalls, recently, asking him why Al
len county had not been included in
his bill confirming title in innocent
purchasers Of railroad lands. In reply
the Senator explained that the Allen
county lands were not in the same cat
egory as those referred to in his bill.
''None of the lands, he continues, ''in
Lyon, Greenwood, Coffey and Wood
son counties are directly affected by
Judge Brewers decision, and As the
lands In Allen county are affected by
that decision, ii was not thought best
to ask for Legislative reversal of his
Judgment while the cause was pending
on appeal before the Supreme Court of
the United States. / have asked the
Attorney General to advance the L., L.
& G. r. II. case 1.-THE one upon which
Judge Brewers decision was given] for
hearing at this term, which think he
will do. 4 The situation I
know is detrimental to your cOmmuni-
ty, and it is my ambition to have these
titles settled SO that it may be known
that the lands belong to somebody. and
may thus become the abodes of all in
dustrious, contented and prosperous
people," The REGISTER most sincere
ly hopes that Senator Ingalls, may be
as successful in satisfying this ambi-
tion as he has been In so many others.
In any event there is much encourage
ment in the fact that the senator has
enlisted in the fight. 1t Is another Of
the many signs that we shall soon see
the beginning of the end.
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ANOTHER WARNUa.

From the Whiting News we clip the
following sad and significant letter, re-
ferred to in last weeks REGISTER. It
is the same lesson over again
WHITING, KAN, Jan. 16, 1886.
Dear Friends:-I am tired Of living.
Therefore, / take this method Of tax.
ing my life. Dear friends, think not
that am taking my life on account of
drunkenness or insanity, for at this
moment, as am writing my last letter,
I am perfectly sane and fully aware Of
what I an doing. beg you all for for
Riveness and wish you all q good and
happy life. Dear friends, one more
remark, and that is especially to the
young men: Keep away from whisky
and gambling, for by me you may
profit and learn. Adieu to all.
Unfortunate one,
A. EISLER.
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LI1IKB LIT,

List Of letters remaining In the post
ONCE at lola, Kas., Jan. %, 1885.
Garter, Henry (col.) Polite, Mrs N. H
Hopkins, Burt Samuels. G0rden
Leidy, MrS Laura Shepherd, in
lockwood, VIM Simmons 4 Trout
AcLeland, j X
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say advertised"
and give date of advertisement.
G. N. SIMPSON, p. N.
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BIDS FOB MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK,
lola, ALLEN COUNTY, KAs.,
Jan. 10Th, 1885
/ Bids will be received at the county
clerk g Office for the medical attendance
on paupers for the year 1885, in Mar
maton, Elsmore and Usage townships.
Bids received until Thursday Feb. 11th.
1885, II o'clock m. The right to reject
any and all bids is reserved.
By order Of the board Of county COM
missiOners. r. w. DUFPY,
County Clerk.
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All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me will call at the store Of
Mcclure Bros. and settle by the 18th
Of February. After that time all &C.
counts viii be placed in the hands Of .
collector. (2w) J. w. MCCLURE.
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n0oUD CALL.

All those indebted 70 me who failed
to respond to my first call, win be CIV
On until February 15th::to settle. All
notes and accounts not paid by that
date win be placed In the hands Of an
officer ~ collection. G. GILLIHAN.
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stories, etc., while the little agent got
quite nervous and anxious for the train,
yet no serious illness resulted from it.
Boys, come again. K. P.
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CAST or CHARACTERS.

The cast 10 . strong one and 1t u sAfe
to predict very creditable presenta-
ton. Reserved seats viii be placed on
sale ut the usual place, and will no
doubt be rapidly taken.
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TIAcHxE's IxAlGHAIIoH.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT1
OF ALLEN COUNTY, }

OF ALLEN COUNTY,
lola. KANSAS, January, IL, 1886.
There will be . public examination
Of the teachers Of Allen county, in the
lola High School Room, January 80,
1885, commencing promptly at 8 q. m.
]. E. HENDERSON, Co. Supt.
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AUCH0

VIM. H. WychofK, Moran Kansas,
cries sales In Allen and adjoining
counties. 4atisfAction guaranteed OF
no pay. Charges one per cent.
Correspondence promptly answered.
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EAST LYuuI."
February 18th has been fixed for the
production Of east Lynne with the
following:
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VIII buy an eighth-metlium job presl
and 40 pounds Of Job type.
III. SPRoUI, lola, Kan.
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mHAP U0UYY.

BoWlus has any amount Of money
that he can loan ON real estate security
at lower rates than can be had any
were else.
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mHCfT0 1KE0 non JAR

Champion White Pearl corn, hand
shelled; ends rejected; 90 cents per
bushel. G. ]. NoRTONs
Norm. Kansas. Nay I.
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through the pulpits, between IS and
40 women assembled at the residence
of Mrs. A. J. Clark Wednesday after
noon and occupied several hours in
fitting up clothing for the poor. A
large number of partly worn garments
had been donated and these were al
tered to suit individual needs. Some
bedding was also made. The Relief
Committee has found number of cases
in which donations of fuel, provisions,
and clothing are absolutely needed to
prevent suffering. In other cases
clothing and bedding areneeded. The
most destitute cases are those of two
or three widows who have been left
with families OF small children on their
hands. Instances Of restitution are
really not 90 numerous ~ might have
been expected, but there are still
enough to warrant the committee in
soliciting the aid Of all charitably in
clined people. Because cases OF want
are few, il all the more reason why
those that do exist should be promptly
relieved. The committee has met
with every encouragement from all Of
our people 90 far, and 1t hopes soon to
be able to report that there IL not .
family in town whose actual wants are
not provided 1pe. At present however,
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/ ~ SSSAAAS ~ w sSSASAAAy SSAASSAS~s
that the peach crop is ''gone up" This
will make the sixth season in success.
sion that this part of the state has suf-
fered partial or total failure of this
fruit.
The library ladies propose to cele-
brate WashiDgtons birthday by CIV
ing "soapJbubble social' at the Opera
House. Rfaborate preparations will be
made, IF which more notice will be
given hereafter.
The Live Hardware still lives, and
under the present management has
made quite a revolution in the prices
of stoves and general hardware, as
compared to former times. To be con-
WINGED is but to try.
Readers of this paper, not having re-
ceived our cost sale price list, will
make money if they send Us their name
and address by postal card. Will mail
you price list free. "The Famous, F"
Fort Scott. Kansas.
7 Since making note Of the work done
by the ladies Wednesday afternoon,
1 Mrs. Clark informs US that seven fam
lilies have been supplied with comfort
able clothing and other nescessaries.
The Association is certainly doing good
work. +
Davies & West come to the front
this week with an elegant lire of trow-
sering which they will dispose Of at
81 IS per yard. Pantaloons made up
from above goods complete for $3.50. No
charge for cutting and fitting our own
cloth.
Henry Snyder has lately purchased
of Anderson & Findley, Lake Forrest,
Illinois, the two year old thorough bred
Polled Angus bull, Violet, No. 1888,
sired by the noted prize winner, I'm
ported Basuto, No. 1890, weight $500
pounds. Dam, Violet Of Brucehill, No.
3.747. Violet will head the little herd
q Hyland farm.
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times are hard you might possibly get
off for ten dollars.-Hunaboldt Union.
A protracted meeting of two weeks
! continuance in the Presbyterian church
of Carlyle closed on Sabbath evening,
oath inst. The sacrament of the Lords
supper was administered. Twenty
four were received into membership on
profession of their faith, and two by
certificate. There were five adult bap-
tisms. Rev. VIM. F. Milliken, of To-
ronto, Kansas, is the stated supply. It
was an occasion of much interest in
Carlyle. X.
The great case of the Indianapolis
Rolling Mill Company against the st.
L., Fl. s. & W. r. R. Co., in which
the plaintiff claimed $3.50, 600 damages
from the R. r. Co., was tried last week
in the U. S. Circuit Court at Topeka,
and decided in favor of the defendant,
the plaintiff recovering nothing. Mr..
Richards defended the railroad compa-
nv against some of the ablest attorneys
of Indiana, and is to be congratulated
upon the result of this important and
khotly contested case.
The two tramps who borrowed a
couple of coats and pair Of boots from
Northrup and q shirt from Rodman
are now being lodged and fed in the
county Jail, Marshal Conley having
apprehended them the first Of the week.
They received q sentence Of forty days.
1t is very likely that this sentence is
rather agreeable to them than other
wise, as third man reported that when
he reminded them that If they kept on
stealing they might be arrested, they
replied: "That's just what we want;
we would get enough to eat then"
1.-THE Famown ,coet sale last year
was conducted on the plostfair dealing
prinoiples. 1.-THE Famous" known -
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eral merchandise, which he will sci
at the lowest prices.
1t is q good deal chea per to get :
pair of gloves at I. NJ. Chase's than il
il to go bare-handed.
You will find Brubaker's restaurant
a fine place to get your dinner, when
you are visiting lola.
You will see by Northrup's ad. tina,
he is still slaughtering prices on the
things you most need.
Gents red flannel underwear, large
variety, for exact cost price during
1.-The Famous" cost sale.
Home cured hams and bacon, and
home made lard at Wholesale or retail
ut Kruger & Kreuter's.
Don't fail to call Oh A. e. Wright If
you have cash or produce and you car
get goods at No. l prices.
On our last page will be found twt
road notices to which the attention o.
those interested is called.
Don't let your neighbors get the best
bargains at "The Famous" great cosl
sale, but call early and often.
Don't forget the date. "The Fa-
mous" great cost sale commences on
6aiSnday. January 9th, 1885.
As it is getting toward the end OF the
season the Live Hardware offers some
special inducements in heaters.
We will continue to slaughter win.
m goods. Our prices will always be
found the lowest. o. P. n. & c.
Extra copies of the REGISTER may
be obtained at the p. o. news stand or
1t this ofiice, for five cents apiece.
We still have few ladies' and Miss
e cloaks which we viii sell at cost 20
lpng ~ they Last. o. p. n. 4 Co.