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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-12-03
Neosho Valley Notes.

The announcement that the RsGIsrER would
be Published one day earlier last week thar
usual escaped our memory until IL was too lats
to get our items In that ISSUE but Is facts rela.
ting to the tornado, which was the most nOta.
BILE event Of the week were furnished, our Omi-
sion was Of bot little consequences
Rev. G0soett, who has been assisting Rev. W
Strop In protracted meeting here for more
than week, returoed on Monday. to his home
In Parsons.
A large windmill is being put up ION the cas-,
end Of Ar. Buffers.
Our people organized literary society a
couple Of weeks ago with Frank Marley Pres
But the organization have not yet gone into
The financial damage sustained by Mr.. Baird
week has in great measure, II not altogether
been repealed. A neatly. finished house. 1870
was built and ready for occupying on M.
Ferguson's place by last Saturday evening.
Mr.. Baird had sold the farm ON which he lived
few week ago to John Bale, 20 his damage
consisted Of the loss Of his household goods.
ana this loss, We learn has been met By dopa.
lions amounting to o.5. The injured persons
are all doing well, and but . short time will be
required to restore them 70 their usual state of
activity. On Wednesday evening After the
storm meeting was held In Onion Creek
school district, and IN agreement was entered
into by majority Of the voters to have Q new
sch00l house built at once for which the re-
Quested amount OF bonds will be voted after
legal notices shall have besn given, A. J.
6ervey was given the contract, and the house
u now under process OF erection.
Mrs. Smith. Of Kewanee, H., 10 visiting st
J. C. Woodin's. VALLEyITE.
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ern dentists win not use any thing else
and the day Is coming when we will
not have any other filling material
used.
Many persons are cowardly and feel
that they can not possibly muster sui.
ficient courage to permit q dentist to
execute the necessary but temporary
pain in repairing their teeth, and will
console themselves and try to hide
their timdity by saying; well I will
let my teeth: go, "and when they ache I
will have 'em pulled out and get me q
new set. Generally about the time
they lose q sufficient number to spoil
the occlusion and appearance Of the
the remaining ones, they change their
mind and repair them. Occasionally
we:find a persons who prides themselves
on their bravery in extraction and lose
them all, then they are compelled to
submit themselves to the mechanical
skill ofsome person to replace what
nature gave and they fo0lishly lost,
which is impossible. Some persons are
not blessed with good and healthy
double set of natural teeth and they
are better off without them.
How proud we should be If we are
the possessor of q double set of white,
regular. perfect, healthy and we'll
articulated teeth. What can add more
to beauty of any one. Us. LAFARY.
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Usage Occurrences.

Nearly all Of our farmers have corn in the
ready to hibernate.
Mrs. McDaniels has moved the new house
over against the old one and has oyerhauled
painting.
Frank Hunt, George Highbargain and John
Ross are engaged in the work OF clearing the
right Of way on the r. 4. north of MapletOn.
Mr.. Will Cole Of Missouri, is here on . short
visit to friends.
Misses Ann Booth and Lille Martin came cut
from lola to spend Thanksgiving at home
Mr.. and Mrs. Doughty Of Carbondsle, are
visiting old friends in this vicinity. Mr.. d.
will again rent his farm while here.
For the benefit OF those who are losing cat
tie from pasturing In stalks. would say that
believe some die from failing in such q man
ner a. to break their necks. The most elective
remedy We have tried 10 common salt in heroic
doses Some cows have been first taken after
being in the stalks for two weeks. -
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Itcms From All Around.

$500
The rain which we expected on election dal
was DELAYED, we suppose, ON account Of thu
democratic victory, but We received 1t will
full force last week.
We republicans, rejoice In the knowledge
that though Ireland got the post Office, IRELAND
did not get to be trustee in Deer Creek town.
ship.
There was an oyster supper at Mr.. Johr
Clark 9 last Tuesday evening, In honor Of John
Edwards birthday.
The teacher and pupils of Spring Branch had
. feast at the school house ON Thanksgiving
Day.
There was . party at Mr.. J. Hardin's on
Thursday evening.
Non Welborn spent Thanksgiving at Spring
Branch.
Mrs. Annie Ridenour is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Whitman.
James Davis IL on the sick list this week
The literary society Of Wise district meets
every Tuesday night.
Rev. John Jones will preach at Pleasant VAL
lev next Sunday morning at eleven O'Clock.
Everybody come and hear good sermon.
We are glad to hear that Miss Lurea Martin,
who has been ve1y i'll, 10 much better.
Miss Maggie Smalley is visiting friends at
We understand that J. Moran and family
leave soon after the sale ON Thursday. They
will give farewell party on Tuesday evening.
U.R. GREEN,
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THE CARE OF THE TEETH,

There is nothing in the entire human
anatomy 80 much neglected as are the
teeth, neither are there any organs
that require earlier attention in their
arrangement.
When our tongue becomes coated,
our eyeballs yellow and our skin
swarthy we almost instantly seek med
ical aid before we are down to the bed
of sickness, but when We discover q
decayed tooth, because of temporary
painful operation, we are quite liable
to not give it heed until it compels us
by an excruciating pain, which I will
not undertake to describe now as
feel assured of the fact that the reader
has been one lucky person to humid
red unlucky ones if he or che has new
er had the experience of thinking that
each branch Of the trifacial nerve was
being severed internally with a horses
hair at an electrical speed. Then the
nerve of the tooth is either exposed or
dead, and it is exercising itself very
much detrimental to our comfort and
happiness and we 90 to a dentist to
have the tooth filled and abuse him II
he charges more for making good
tooth out Of it than lift possessed q
pin head decay, the trouble in treat
ing and preparing the tooth for filling
increased ten fold. "A stitch in time
saves nine" is quite a chestnut, but do
not pull the bell on it in this case.
When we find our faces Ur hands
covered with dirt we(some of usl wash
them before they perceptibly need it,
but many allow foreign substances to
accumulate on our teeth 30 thick that
it is difficult matter for an Observer
unless . close one-to ascertain wheth-
er the two arches are composed of six
teen teeth or that they are one continu.
Gus mass Of tooth bone and foreign &C
emulation, the interstices between
the teeth and the lodging places next
to the gums being full. Such cases
are not adapted to the cowboy and
miner for as . rule they take an inter-
est in their teeth, but many are found
among wearerg Of silk and diamonds.
The last named persons very often
have their teeth daubed up with sil-
yer and plastic Filings BY some one
who will do it the cheapest, perhaps q
travelling quack, instead Of having
some local dentist repair them in the
best manner possible with gold which
BY tie way IL the only filling that
should - used In teeth. Many east
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Moran Matters.

Among the foreigners who ate dinner in No
ran e! and vicinity we note Mrs McGivnis, o
Fl Dorado at G. W. Bacons, G. n. Richard
Of Fort Scott, who came over to the annual
Thanksgiving reunion Of DIR. Str0ng's family
ID. Medor end family, Of Rosalia, at 8. G
Saners and Eme Collect OF Fort Scott, with
w. j. Steele and wife went to Geneva, to
reunion Of the Lee family.
.: B; Lee who moved to Princeton ILL.,. last
spring has returned to Moran with his family.
Since Saturday night they have been calling
him Grandpa, this change was brought about
BY the event Of a1ISpound boy at Wafer Lees.
at J. j. viewers and F. c. Cssh's. "
G. ID. lngersol, our editor IL having a bout
with the rheumatism and he has come to the
conclusion that no matter II . man does come
We learn that Henry Bassett is quite sick,
the fact is there 10 .more sickness In this vicn-
ity than we have known for years.
the kss hs1a
ing the discourse which was very appropriate.
The N. Z. Sabbath school decided last sun
day morning to have an entertainment Of some
Kind on Christmas eve. A COMMITTEES was ap-
The P. n. Sabbath School has changed the
time Of meeting from 10 .. m. to 3p. m.
.. Mrs.; G. v. Campbeli has moved her milIiner
Office has moved to the Fairman property.
The young men played the married men .
game OF base ball Thanksgiving and beat them
two to one. The boys say that they can do IL
again. Henry willer informs me that he ex-
poets to start to Little Rock Ark, the latter
part OF this week.
Our nimrods who went to the Indian Nation
for big hunt have returned and report that
they were given the choice Of returning toKas.,
Or fare board In the lookup and hence their ear
ly and unexpected return
We had the oppornitunity last week OF sign.
Ing Q petition to locate the County seat and
build . court house ut LaHsrpe and while we
rather favor the location We do not deem this Q
proper time to build . court house. Better rent
un:il the people recuperete . little from the ef-
fects Of the two years Of bad cr0ps.
ing after suffering some six weeks with Iy-
ph0id fever. Her mother from.Peoria, H.. and
. brother from st. Louis, were with her the
last week Of her ilneos.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-12-03
An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring us case of Kid
ney or Liver Complaint that Electric
Bitters will not speedily cure? 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. bottle
by Goodhue & Evans.
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Salem Sentences A.,

salem sentences.
Mr.. J. s. Kasebeer, from ILL.,. and his son,
I. H. kasebeer, are here looking after their
land.
Miss Matte Brady was visiting her parents
Friday and Saturday.
Rev. Hardness is holding protracted meet
ing at Maple Grove
There was surprise party att. B Smiths,
Saturday night. for Miss Kitty Grinnell. Eve
~ one had good time
Miss Minnie Brown, of lola, Is giving music
lessons at Mr.. Byrum's, and several other
places In that neighSorhood. She is said to be
An excellent teacher.
The literary at Salem Friday night was good
and following officers were installed; Pres.
Geo. Seymour; Vice Pres. W. d. Fronk; Sec.
Mary johnson; Treas. Jackson Davis.
PHIL Farley.
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Carlyle Correspondence.
Crowded out last week.-Ed.l

Crowded out last week. -Ed.l
Another good rain ON Monday.
| Our last weeks ecstacy over the rain. wa
short lived, indeed. before we had finishes
west and as q consequence, rain turned to ice
1t was soon gone however.
s. W. Wakefield and C. A. Devore represent
ed these parts at the Teachers Association q
Mrs. c. n. Kinnear, who has been for SOM
time visiting friends in Indiana returned home
very able speaker. All who heard him d,
| not regret the trouble he took. He gave an ex
hibition in which he exposed spiritualism ant
vsntri}S9uismin very clear and forcibls man
ture on why are the predominant mountain
systems near the largest ocean," TX PEcr.
Weather continues fine.
Farmers are busy blowing.
The rain did much good toward making stoci
water, and to make blowing prasticable.
Har DIscos s ;hi M watson moved rev
probably return In the spring.
Jos. Norris left for visit to friends and rel
atives east last Friday. On the same day hii
son left for Colorado, where he will make his
home.
''Back East"
| OF this place, the proceeds to go to the pars0n-
age.
No school at Deer Greek or Maple Grove
Thanksgiving, SO the teachers and most Of the
scholars went hunting. Some Of them, howey-
er, were hunting those "Kansas nubbins" and
were perhaps more successful than their more
fortunate fellow scholars.
Mr.. Fred Funston, our promising Young
friend, Of the State University, spent Thanks
giving at home. We were all glad to see him
and to learn that he Ia doing we'll In school.
Miss Brooks Cozine spent Thanksgiving at
home
They do book.keepinr mn in stvle in the clasa
at Deer Creek. Meets two times week. A.
Hubbard, Teacher.
Our attention has been called unwillingly to
certain young aspirants who would like to be
considered ''H0ly terrors' in the community.
Our advice to them would be don't" We
hope there will be no more Of 1t; but II there is
they may be called to visit . 49,.
~, Nebraska, last Wednesday He has po-
sition in his uncle's livery stable.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-12-03
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1856.
ONE MORE WORD.

The call made upon delinquent
subscribers the first of last month was
responded to with reasonable liberality.
But there are still several hundred dol.
lars due US which we must haze before
this month is ended. If you can't pay
all that you owe US, pay part of it, fol
every little helps. If you absolutely
can't pay, come in and tell US 80 and
we will gladly extend your time. But
we hope there are very few such. Let
us hear from you. THE REGISTER.
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West Of the River.

Corn gathering Is nearly over.
The fine rain we had helped the appearance
Of fall wheat.
Mr.. John Black started to California with his
family on Thanksgiving.
Little CLANCY, son Of Son Of Mr.. James De-
haven, died on the 23rd. The family have the
sympathy of the neighbors.
Mr.. Dehaven and family moved to Crawford
county on Monday last.
Mr.. Johnathan Outright Is sporting . new
spring wagon.
Mr.. Frank Smith hae hired to Mr.. Urine for
the winter.
The painter has given Mrs. Briggs new
house the finishing touch on the out side.
w e. Davis & Co. took advantage OF the low
water In the river and put new layer Of plank
on their dam.
Miss Anna Regan, who has been living at Ne
0sho Falls for some time, has again taken up
her abode with g. Tite-
We notice some Of the farmers putting In their
time ct fall blowing.
Mr.. J. Sanders has gone to Missouri to hunt
Q home.
Mr.. Sylvester Harris moved into the house
vacated by Mr.. Sanders.
The latest arrival 10 baby ut Sylvester Har-
ris'
Quite 0 number of raiIroaders are eamped
near the river bridge. They are from Bush
county, Kansas, and are waiting for oEdefD.
They think they will 90 70 Fort Smith.
OCcAaloxAL.
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BALLARD'ss SNOW IMMINENT.

This liniment Is . positive cure for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lame Back,
Sore Chest, Old Sores, Wounds, Sprains
and all Bruises. It 10 the most pene-
tratiDg liniment 10 The world. It will
restore contracted muscles to their nat.
ural elasticity; rubbed on the throat it
will cure the worst case Of Group. It is
an absolute specific for corns, bruises.
chapped hands, etc. Ladies' will find
1t particularly effective In Lame Back.
Goodhue 4 Evans, Agents.
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FARMERS COLUMN.

Notices under this head will be inserted one
week free OF charge for all subscribers to the
RKGIsTKR, Any such Excepting those regular
ly engaged in the merchantile business) having
any article to sell or trade, are cordially invi-
ted to make use Of this c0lumn.)
Five two year old steers for sale, inquire Of
H. Tallentire, in the Southeast part OF Usage
township.
John Pister, lola, has COWS to sell.
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Full doses of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will prevent cold II used as
SOON as the first symptoms appear.
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COUNTY NOTES.
FROM REGISTER REPORTERS
What 10 Being Done Throughout the
county-Events and Gossip
of the Week.
Bethel Bits.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde Of ILL.,, are the guests o
M Rs. sister, Mrs Maxwell.
Last Friday being the birthday Of Mr.. Max.
we'll about SO OF his friends made raid on hin
In the evening-all came with baskets Of good
things for the thinner man, All enjoyed
themselves finely. 1t was quite q treat to eli
unobserved and listen to our militia's hard.
ships etc. out west
As Tuesday was the 4lst wedding anniver-
sary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Durham their friends
gave them . surprise party and supper. Every
one had . good time, and wish the bride and
groom many returns Of the 23rd OF November
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dennis Of Leanna are visit
ing her sister, Mrs. WoOdard.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Percy are visiting in Kan
sas City.
Mr.. Hawley has lost several head of cattle
since he moved back from Burlington.
Nearly every one who has let cattle run in the
corn stalks has lost some OF them.
Albert Chapman started to Thayer and Fro
donna, last week. We have been unable to
learn II he intends to sell instruments or teach
music.
Geo. Longmar will make his home at Mr..
this winter.
Cy Hawley intends to 70 to Kansas City soon
but we dare not tell why. TOMMY HAWK.
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AUCTI0NRRR.

VIM. II. Wychof, Moran Kansas
cries sales in Allen and adjoining
counties. Satisfaction guaranteed or
no pay. Charges u. per cent.
Correspondence promptly answered.
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$4,000.
tor q Cottage Organ at Beck's.
FIFTY CENTS

FIFTY CENTS
Is the price fChamberlain's Cough
Remedy, the safest and best Cough
Medicine.
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Married at the residence ofC H. leighton in
Moran Thursday evening the IL inst. Mr.. John
NJ Underwood and Miss Kate E. Leighton. .
Rev. Cash officiating
Grandma Steel Is visiting her son eSam In
Burlington.
Mrs. Alexander is visiting her father-in-law
Rev. King. PENcIk.
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Report Of Fair View School, District
No. e., for the month ending Nov. 26,
1886:
Average daily attendance 1923
Names Of those who averaged above
IS in examination
Kate, Anna and Frank Robertshaw,
Estella Nelson, Anna Busley, and
John Mcdonald.
The following pupils were present
every day:
John and George Mcdonald, Anna
and John Busley, Kate and Anna
R0bertshaw and Richard Clinchy.
NELLIE JONES. Teacher.
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SCHOOL REPORTS.

Report Of Union school, Dist. No. 8,
for the month ending Nov. 1G:
Total enrolment, p /; average daily
attendance, 1871; cases Of tardiness, 13.
"Roll of Honor" Dora Drake, Ella,
Anna, Jesse and Jane Honey, Kate
and George Smith.
MRS. j. E. ARCHIBALD,
Teacher.
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A Myth.

1--WE are told, said a dealer in tea,
that there is an exquisite tea in China
that never comes to this country, and
what little of it leaves that country goes
10 Russia to delight the nobility of that
country 1t is said that people in this
country have never tasted a real cup Of
tea, and so on. Now, so far as | can
learn-and l think l ought to know
this is all myth. There is no tea in
China which cannot easily be imported
into this country. The Chinese have a
kind of tea that they think is better than
what they send US, but we could not
drink it. 1t is very weak, and has a
mawkish flavor that is rather sickening
to us.
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Oh the DeYoushirc coast in England
sea grass (Porphyra laciniahl II II
boiled, chopped, mixed with si man
proportion of oatmeal, and made ny
bread, which keeps from lour 70 elght
days, and is much used by the poor
Velch people, most of it being sent 70
Swansea
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for your labor and more can he eorn.d in q
eaorI Tune If you at ones write to Hallett &
70, Portland. Maine, for information about
work which you can do and live at nome. what
aa we your locality, at profit of from So to S2i
W. upwards daily. Some have made over
~ IN day Al is new. Hallett Il Co. viii
tart you. Capita rot required. All ages
DOM sexes. AT partcu free Those who
ere wise will wril at once and learn for hem.
selye'. snug little for une3 await every
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How can men Judge rightly OF our actions,
appea inga they do hut siugly,or in fragments
h. them. actions OF which they see the Smallest
part; while good and bad take pace IN seer
aul. for the most part nothing comes 10 lshV
NJ AN indifferent snow.
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B. B. EarnshaW & Bro.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
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Ger. IL ana NJ SITS. :. T..
lGaddis Old Stand,)
WASHINGTON, D. C.

HAVING greatly enlarged our business bv
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compelled to carry to supply tn extraordi-
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We are now prepared TO NEE all demands for
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We can safely promise our friends that We
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Goojs packed and delivered to ira spor-
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Buists' celebrated Garden Seeds in large
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B. 3. EARNSHAW & BRO.
Cor. II ana " street. =, T.,
WASHINGTON, D.C.
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