The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-12-14
OUR HOLIDAY GOODS
WERE BOUGHT TO SELL!
AND WE WIFI II Sc IL THEM
IF SAVING MONEY is
Any Object to our Customers y
Scott e. Son.

Presents forladies Goodhue & Evan
500 muff1ers, daisies, at Rodman's
| We understand that Mr.. A. E
| Brightly and Miss Alice Delap, wer'
married last evening by Rev VIM
Hankins at the residence of the bride't
father. Both are well known anC
have many friends in lola and vicinit,
who will join the REGISTER in extend
ing congratulations and good wishes
| Present. for baby, Goodhue & Evan;
| General Rice, of the Fit. Scott Mont
tor, is mentioned for the position o.
revenue collector. He is in every way
worthy of it and if there j:
Iany such thing as recognition of pas,
services, a reward may well fall tc
General Rice. who has been for years
in the thick of the fight and has grown
gray in the service,
| Our CORES poudents are slow coming
iu this week; nearly all being behind
time and some altogether too late. We
realize that it is not always easy to
|get notes in, and the boys may be ex.
cused for an occasional lapse. Elmite
and the writer of Geneva Gatherings
are old reliables and always give US
newsy and entertaining letters.
Presents for boys. Goodhue & &yans.
The walls of wrath are bursting over
the devoted head of the Lawrence
Tribune man who has dared to insinu
ate that pretty waiter girls might be
kissed behind dining room doors. This
is in direct and fragrant coutraventiou
OF the revered tradition handed down
from the forefathers, that pretty Law
renee girls are not to be kissed within
| five miles of the city limits.
New line of kid gloves at Northrups
We have heard some vigorous COM
plaiat ola Neosha Falls copying house
to the effect that they take contract
at a stipulated price and when the
work is completed demand much
| higher figure claiming difference in
framing or other additional work. We
have oGly heard one side of the story
but sharp practices of this character
are so common that it is well to be
guarded against them.
Best all wool yarn at Rodman's.
THE REGISTER has made arrange
ments with the Kansas City Live Stock
Indicator, price Sl.00 per annum.
whereby it can be furnished in con-
nection with this paper at g. so. The
Lire Stock Indicator is live stock
and agricultural publication of nation
|al reputation and should be in the
hands of those who are interested in
progressive stock breeding and improv-
ed methods of tilling the soil. Sample
copies may be had free by addressing
the Lire Stock Indicator, at Kansas
City, Mo.
An account will be found on an in,
side page, of a most deplorable tragedy
at Birmingham, Alabama. The sher-
iii, in holding and defending the Jail
against the mob was only doing his
duty, though his order to fire was un-
doubtedly premature, and from the
published accounts of the affair it
would seem that the shooting was un.
necessarily continued. TroaEs are |
now in full possession of the streets |
and no further trouble is anticipated. |
The governor emphstically endorses
the action Of the sheriff; who, however
has been indicted and will havs 10
stand his trial on the charge Of murder
Presents for girls. Goodhue & Evans.
Prot. Umholtz aud his corps of
teachers visited the Humboldt schools
last Monday afternoon, rstgrIias
similar courtesy OF some time ago, from
the Humboldt teachers. After a time
spent in observing the
method and working of the seheo,, !
they were conducted t. various points
Of interest about the town, the WOODEN
mill, Touring aud planning mills being
Superintendent Estey then
carried them to the Hote, s.iakel
Plate, whe-e TIE party Iook sapsei IS |.
ais guests. fhe teachers of both ,
chools spent the evening in the pleas
mt rooms of Mr.. and Mrs. Estey at :
he hotel. Our people are enthusiastic
n their praise of thei- Eumha,ds .
riends, Goth as !eachers aad eaieEiain- i
rs. z
fhefe Is rumOr current which ,
owever lacks confirmation, tina. a
hove has been made toward csr5Y;na :
p the demurrer Iseentiy sustained by e
Judge Brewer in the League cases. 1t q
,ems hardly possible that attorneys f.
IN be so unprineipled as to epcour. n
,e these men to keep up a fight which q
icy know to be hoReiess. As Judge Al
rewer remarked To r. E. Stevenson h,
few days ago, Dir. Lawrence holds IL
i to his clients the broad hore that Il
e supreme sougt % tla United fe
ates will reverse itseif on this h,
Iestion. Mr.. Lawrence of course. nc
lows they will do nothing ofthe kind
It he seems determined to squeeze an
, unfortunate claimants to the last So