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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-05-04
IT MAKES THEM SICK /.

The Kansas City Times has read the
Ingalls,. voorhees, resolution adopted at
our convention last Monday, and has
straightway gone off into spasms. Its
contortions are extremely diverting
and we present them for the amuse-
ment of the 'Kansas Cranks'' who
rather enjoy seeing a fellow wriggle
when they have stuck pin in him /:
The republican convention at lola,
Kansas, Monday cheerfully endorsed
all that Senator ingalls, is going
to say to-day in Washington, and con-
graduated him on his demolition of
Voorhees,. The resolution compliment
ed in advance the ''scathing rejoiner, I"
and the convention passed it with three
rousing cheers.
This is the Kansas republican all
over. No reserve Of prudence or conf
mon sepse no charity or respect for
opinion; no observance of the rules of
conduct which self.controlled people
have always held indispensable.
Nothing but blind and shameless par
tisapship.
Endorsing in advance the address of
a Washington would be the proper
work Of a lot of political lackeys and
not of a body Of independent, dignified
American citizens. Indorsing in adj
vance the utterances of a reckless de.
tractor like Senator ingalls, is an ex-
treme of crawling subserviency to q
machine that could happen nowhere
but among the class who have control
Of the republican party in Kansas.
The convention happened to meet
before the speech, but it had to cover
the territory. 1t is no more trouble for
a convention of Kansas republican pol
iticians to endorse in advance some
thing that its members know nothing
about than to approve it after they
know what it is. If Ingalls, should say
to-day that the Constitution of the
United States should be abolished and
the republican platform substituted for
it, the county convention would eu-
dOrse the sentiment with three rousjng
cheers. II he should remark that the
Bible should be amended % as to pre-
sent republicans in good standing in
the &. A. r. as the chosen people, who
alone have souls to save, the indorse-
ment would have three cheers and
tiger. II he should demand that all
democrats be expelled from the South
and the land conquered in 1865 be di-
vided up among the soldiers who were
on hand at the collapse, the cheers
would last all night.
The Kansas crank is the most naive
Of creatures. In politics he is as limo.
cent of consciousness as cOrraled steer
He has been eating pepper and caus-
tics SO long that all dishes have lost
their SAVIOR and he takes from force of
habit whatever is handed him. His
opinions are made for him and he is
perfectly satisfied to endorse white to-
day and black tomorrow, SO long rs
the machine is where he can feel it rat
tie. He will ind0rse. if hidden byhis
leaders, inconsistency, bad taste, false
hood aud blasphemy. It is all one to
him.
Happily for himself and the country
he spends only part of his time in pol
itics. At other times is industrious
and ambitious. He makes good crops
and helps railroad building. At work
he is all right. We like him. When
he takes to politics he is the biggest
fool known to be at large anywhere.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-05-04
TRIUMPHANT DEMOCRACY.

EU. xiGyaSCeT:
When the democratic party in its
eager longing for the sweets of Office
commenced the campaign in 1884 the
keynote they struck was republican
corruption and surplus reduction. The
word corrupt" was rolled around the
tongue as sweet morsel. 1t was
uttered on dry-goods boxes around
country stores, it was the head, tail
and body of editorials in democratic
newspapers and on the current of cor.
ruption and surplus reduction, the
democratic President floated into Office
AS regards the corruption, the country
has waited in vain for those startling
and disgraceful revelations which were
to be disclosed directly the present Of
tice-holders opened the books. The
democracy claimed no credit for any
thing in its history to catch the votes
of the people. 1t rested its claim wholly
and solely on the rights to have a
change, and I for one feel heartily
glad that they have had q chance to
try their "Prentice hand" But the
democracy must soon come face to face
with the nation with "vows and prom.
Uses unkept."
1t would be idle even a criticism of
President Cleveland's ADMINISTRATION
not to give it credit for any good it may
have wrought for the country and it
would be improper to attempt to rob
the party Of the right to say it has a
good President. He probably never
studied Josh Billings or it may have
had good effect on his life and some
influence over his actions Josh says:
"Sarch out, o young man the ramiti-
cations Of nature aud see what nature
has ramified you for. You. may fluid
yourself Governor of some State when
nature ramified you for a shoemaker"
Had the Presidents eye lit ON this
sentence he might have appreciated
the enormlties of Presidents duties
"But," says some one, she is q man Of
Destiny, and was called there for
purpose" The purpose is not very
clear to the naked eye at present.
"But the surplus !" That's SO. The
surplus. This is not the first time that
In this country's history the treasury
has had surplus but it is the first
time that Man of Destiny has been
selected to paralyze and upset the bus.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-05-04
Church Directory.

CHRISTIAN.
Services on first Sunday Of every month at II
> ;lock a. m. at the Court House.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-05-04

16O acre farm, Is acres in grass, IS acres
cultivated. All fenced and cross fenced,
frame dwelling, rooms, frame barn 24x24 feet,
500 apple trees growing, cistern, never failing
spring, smooth prairie farm, no stone or bad
land, on public road, good town on railroad
mile. has 7M Inhabitants. This farm is
cheap and must sell soon. Price $40 per ere.
We have good farm in Indians to trade for
Kansas farm. Also q fine Touring and saw
mill in Ohio, to trade for Kansas farm.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-05-04
ROAD NOTICE.
[R. B. Stcvenson.l


STATE OF KANSAS
ALLEN COUNTY, 80
The State Of Kansas, to whom 1t may concern.
WHEREAS, Application has been made by
petition to the Board OF County Commissioner
OF said county, for locating a county road, as
follows, to-wit: Commencing at the southeast
corner OF khoades' Addition to the City Of lola
running thence north to the north line Of
said Rhoasles' Addition and along the east line
Of said addition so that said east line will lie
the west line OF said road herein petitiOnet for
AND WHEREAS, A. ". Rowland, Vim.
Christian county surveyor OF said county, have
been ordered by said County Commissioners 10
view, survey and locate said road. Therefore,
you are hereby notified that said viewers and
surveyor will proceed. on the sAth day OF May,
lS6S, at 10 O'Clock .. m. at the place Of begin
ming OF that road, to view, survey and locate
said road, and perform whateoever other
duties rs are required Of them BY law; and un
less you then fife . written application with
said viewers. giving description Of the prem.
Uses on which you claim damages or compen.
sation, your application for the same will be
barred
Witness my hand at my Office In lola, In said
county this 18th day OF April, A. d. lsSs.
Il. W. DUFFY,
tAprN To- County Clerk. ]
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REFORMED.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Corner of Jefferson Avenue and Broadway st.
8 rviccs every Sabbath ut ii am. and 80 p. m.
eervice. Sunday School at $50 q. m, j. E.
Henderson Superintendent. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at 1880 p. m. Strangers and
visitors in the city andall others cordially invit-
. d to oil these services.
N B. JOHNSON, Pastor.
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CUMMINGS & JONES.
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-05-04
BRIDGE NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that the County Com
missiOners will ON the 18th day OF May, 1883,
let the contract for the building OF Two abut-
ments ON the line between sections Is and %
Town q, Range q, st place known as the
Hummlston crossing on the Osage River:
can he seen and bids resolved at
the ONCE OF the County Clerk until Saturday
Nav IL lSSS II O'Clock m. The right to reject
any and all bids 10 hereby reserved.
Il. g. GILBHKr,
Auril 2O.1 Bridge Conn
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-05-04
BAPTIST.

On Sycamore Street. Large brick northeast
OF the square. Preaching every Sunday at II ..
M, and at the usual hour in the evening. Sun
day School at 9:45 q. m. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening" p. m. Young peoples prayer AVER
meeting every Sunday evening at $3.50. This
notice Is inserted to aesurevou Of warm well
some at any of these services.
CHAs. N. II. MooRK. Pastor
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-05-04
CLERKS STATEMENT.
Office Of the County Clerk ]
lola, Allen County, Kan. :
Anp}1 11aA 1ss&a

The following accounts were by the BOar,i of
'ounty Commissioners audited and allowed:
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/, r. W. Duffy County Clerk do hereby certi-
fy that the above are the accounts allowed by
the Board Of County Commissioners 1t the
April session 1855 Il. w. DUFFY,
(~) County Clerk.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-05-04

PRESBYTERIAN.
Services every Sunday at IL .. m. and p. m.
Sunday School at 9:45 q. m. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening All are invited to
attend. VIII HYATT, Pastor
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Poor Mems Social Clubs.
TIE RIGHTS OF INCORPORATED CLUBS, AND THE @
ING LAWS.

TIE RIGHTS OF ISC0EPoR sTED CLUBS, AND THE GAM
ING LAWS
Edward Robinson, president Of the Ivanhoe So
cial Club, was arraigned In the Police Court yes
terday On the chargr, sworn to by Robert +. Dro-
neg, that he permitted a gaming table t. be set
up for the purpose OF gaming on premises l41O
New York avenu-, under his control Droney was
examined, and testified to playing poker there
with others He said that he mad authorized his
name 10 be used as member OF the club.
do you claim that this Is an Incorporated cIub?'
asked the Judge
That's what IL Is" answered Mr. Darlington.
the counS / for the pl intin.
But said Mr.. Sh1llingJOl, who appeared Tor
the prosecution, Il Claim that IL is not bona ME
cluO, and that the CLUB business Is a screen or a
blind"
Mr.. Darlington asserted that no one except
members were ever permitted TO play in the clue.
DE said that he haa tie decisions OF the uOp r
court printed In 1HE STAR, which decisions went To
show that such playing was not in Violation OF
law. IL one OF the decisions, he said, the IuIye
ruled that poor men had Is much right 10 rganize
clubs and pay poker as members or the Army and
Navy, and said he wanted no more such Cases
brought before the court
Another witness was called. but as he was also
memoer OF the club Mr.. SGillington said that he
would abandon the case, and The charge was dis
missed
This morning, in the Police Court Vim. Robin.
son was tried on the charge OF keeping an
unlicensed bar and the case was dismissed
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We NEVER CEASE F1n1sa.
IN SEASON AND OUT OF SEASON WE KEEP
BANGING AWAY

BANGING AWAY
10 let 'ne People know that We are not only alive but
vIGILANT.
ours il IN aggressive life. we aim to achieve
SUCCESS
through the channels Of right Of Truth and Of Justice
The writing OF these linee precious part
our Lie and yet 1t is Rixht-to spread the Truth at
you may know where to seek and ind JUS fICE
Bang! Mems Sack Suits Autumn Weights, 81. So
Its RIGHT-ThAT YOU should know this.
Bang! bsng!! Mems Suits. Sacks and Cutaways as rs
The TRUTH. the whole Tx UTH and nothing
but the TRUTH.
Bang Bang!! Bane!!! Mems suits, Sacks and Cuta.
ways. %. as and SlO.75
JUSTICE to yourself demands that YOU zee what
manner Of goods these ara
THIS - NOT OUR LAST GUN
by very large majority. and as the preset cold
snap Is very suggestive Of something close fitting and
comfortable. We merely mention the receipt of few
all.wool
At 5.25. $3.50 ard "a .75-Aso Children,s suits
fall weights. at sl25 SUIT.
AIL-wOOL TROUSERS,
81. 81. so. s2.75. s2.7s. 80. $3.50.
CONE To HEADQUARTERS.
1T Is WORTH THE CANDLE
Genuine seersucker Coats and Vests sl.37.
SUPPLY ALMOST EXHAUSTED.
Genuine Seersucker Coats and Vests (BoyO, e.
VICTOR E. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. IN
81: and s2s 9TH IT NV. corner Massachusetts, ave.
Strictly One PrIs~
Open Saturdays till lip m
,.eE-oFFICE COATS. stripes and checks. on sale
lo0cioch- PRICE a5c '' y ' au.5 s.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER MILLION prsrRIBUrEn
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY coNpAxy

Incorporated by the Legislature IN 1865 for Edu-
cationRl and Charitable purposes. and franchise
made part Of the present state Constitution in Is -
by an overwhelming popular vote.
It's GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
Place Semi Ann uAlly dune and Decenberl and its
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
on ch OF the other ten months In the year. and
all drawn In pubic. at the Academy u: Music, New
Orleans La.
We DO hereby certify dat us srperpis ue aryaoe-
nefifsJoT az thf AonfhlD and Ssn naaol L-uU.0sor
lhe LOustana Slate LofferE CognJaRD. anu g>reoa
ndla9e ana control the LrassnOs thenseiues. that
he sohe ore cogdfaced NTH honesty Idlryess and IA
0oodJ dih totco"d all parties and aatI0rsse he Com
gd.g 70 se tbs cerssaoGte tctfh rac-sBsles vi s
,sofVTes attached. si ais nsals"
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You take Hoods Sarsaparla II you have impure blood
have lost your appetite have that tired fselng or
troubled BY sick headache. dyspepsia biousneo Il
has accomplished wonders for Thousands Of aAicted
people, and. given fair trial. II reasonably certain
TO do you rood.
Il have bean troubled great deal with headache had
no appetite. strength and felt mean % any one
could, and b about my WORK. Since taking Hoods
Sarsaparta have not had the headache my food has
rslished and seemed to do GOOD and have felt my
sen growine stronger every day" II A sTxrNNAx.
- Grand ava. Grand Rapida Mich.
HOODS sARSAPARuLA
Sold BY all druseists Ell six for S. Prepared only
by G. L HOOD CO.. Apothecariea. Lowell. Mass.
3 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Albert W. Fletcher has bought OF virginia C.
Lewis for 81, 600 sub % square l64, IL by n, on
south side OF L street. between Connecticut ave-
nue. and 18th street northwest
DIR. X Finley Hunt has bought for a, 202 so Of
w. N. Clayton, yuo 102, Co. ISL, 22 BY los feet on
p between 10th and nth streets northwest
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There will be double tournament and ball for
professional and amateur knights at River View
tomorrow Thursday The steamer Mary WASH
ington will leave her wharf at $50 a. %. and p.
n. for River View.
Two colored men were discovered In the rear
yard OF house no Sd street northwest early Mon
day morning by the wife OF Police Ofncer simpson,
who lives there, The neighoorhood was aroused,
and the men frightened away, but they managed
10 carry a basket or marketing OF with them
A dead white male infant was found on oath
street, between NJ and y streets, yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon Lucy Taylor. colored wo-
man, forsythree years OF age residing at 2l36 Sth
street northwest. died suddenly. The coroner In
vestigated the case, and gave certifcate OF death
from heart disease.
The East Washington Bandana Club was ad-
dressed last evening by Representatives Springer
and Tausbee. Capt. Ryan, member or the club,
also spoke. The attendance was large and the
hall was decorated with bandanas.
The Officers OF the steamer Jane Moseley Will
give excursion and oyster roast at Clifton Beach
on Friday, when promises 10 be a very enjoyable
affair The steamer leaves the wharf at 10 Il. N.
''Tain'L so. only called her black monkey"
said Mary Collins, colOred, IN the Police Court to-
day, and the judge acquitted her OF charge OF
disorieriy conduct.
A colOred driver named Geo. III. Washington,
fined SIS fOrty-n days IN the Police Court
to-day Tor swearing in lie Droit Park AID for as
saulting David Washington, an old colored man
who Is a special officer In the park
Mr.. Horace 5. Johnston, the well-known harness
and trunk dealer, Is seriously i'll OF an affection OF
the kidneys.
The Labor League picnic viii take place at Ath-
letic Park on Monday. Speaking commences at .
o'clock.
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A SPLENDID CHANcE.-Mrs. T. Friebus who has
carried on the dry goods and notion business az
nineteen years wishes to retire and win sell her
STOCK and nxtureS splendd business corner
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District Governmems Affair.
VITAL lfATlsTICQ

VITAL SfATlsrICs
The report Of Health orcer Townshend for the
week ending August Is shows: Number or deaths
los; white. Sc; coiored So Death rate per Loco
per annum: White, 1872; colored, sara Total
So were under one year OF age. and IL over xixSv
The principal causes Of Death were: Cerebro.
spinal meningitis,1 /: consumption, -: diarn9al,
ton q the lungs, Z; Wnoopine couSh s: diSS.
iberia. l. Births reported: % white males ~
i wn'ss iemaiss 30 cOlSrsd males q sSorsd
MIscELLAHRoUa
Inspector Of Buildings Entwistle has recon-
mended that MI Edward Clements be appointed
the new engine house and police station at com.
m, MT James Wsisn the Our inspector. reports
spected 1o4, 7oA barrels OF -four.
Transfer Of Real Estase.
Deeds In fee have been recorded as follows:
w. ]. Mullen, 70 Geo =. Burrows. properly on
sub 19s g isl, Sas5 j: ": Nordlingsr. Ct al,
The Courts.
POLICE CouRr-Judoe Mius pro tenn
To.oay, Laura Smith, disorderly; IS or Is days.
Michael Muhan, Indecent exposure: 30 RI A.
Waters waters profanity; $. Elijah Buckner, disor.
=, During Harrison and Morton pole-raising, near
MOTIFS Otsego County, N. Y, cannon was dis
Sergeant AMI Fred. Sage
Az tne regular meeting OF the Irish National
league ~ Dublin yesterday Secretary Harrington
STAYED mat the receipts had fallen on lately, and
expressed the hope that the leagues friends would
not allow the funds to languish.
Arxl0w has been proclaimed under the crimes
acL Ine proclamation placing several baronies
SL 2alWay ana Mayo under the crimes act has
Inc refusal Of the French government to sign
Ia ri tod m he
attltuae OF America which completes with France
In the South American market,
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BROOKS, 18th St, Largest, Richest, Newest,

WORD TO TIE WIsR.-We are now receiving
and opening our fall stock and all carpets sold be-
fore september Will be made and laid free Of
charge when wanted. W. H. HoEKE.
sol Market Space.
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HE Is HAVING SOME TROUBLE Tue PERFORMANCE
OF HIS DUTIES on ACCOUNT OF THE INVOCATION OF
HIS COMMISSION As SPECIAL POLICEMAN.
Agent Key, or the Humane Society, visited the
works at the corner OF 9TH and streets SOUTH
west, where men are employed improving the
streets, and found a horse with a sore back. The
animal was attached TO cart and was in charge
OF a colored boy. Mr.. Key, intending 10 take the
animal away. told the boy 10 take il from the cart
The 10y seemed perfectly willing TO do as he was
told, ana at once went about taking on the har-
hess. Mr.. Key meanwhile walked across the
street ID get his bicycle, whereupon the boy
mounted the animal and drove rapidly away.
Later IN the day Mr. Key found the horse, and
Mr.. Burkley the contractor, WAS required 10 leave
s. collateral on a charge or cruelty TO animals.
Yesterday, In the Police Court, the collateral was
forfeited
As A ,ent Key IS not commissioned officer there
Is some question about his making arrests He
says that from the actions OF Officer Loane when
he was having some trouble about the animal In
question, be has decided 10 prefer charges against
that Of1i,er. Many OF the policemen say that they
Will reuse 10 make arrests on Complaint OF Mr..
hey unless he swaars out warrants.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weafhcr

For the District OF Columbia. Maryland Della
ware, View Jersey, Eastern PennsylvaDia' Con-
necGicut, Rhode Island, Massachus-tts fair.
warmer; winds generally southwesterly
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ttoYAL

POWDER
ABSOLUTELY PuRk
This powder never variea marvel Of purity
strength. and wholesomeness. More economical than
the ordinary kinda and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powderA Sold only in cans ROYAL BAKING
PowDAK Co.. Jog Wall st.. M
CASH PnIcrs FoH Day GooDs.
Silks velvsts. satns Dress Goods, satteens, Blank
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CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE
Double White Rlanieta slishtly soiled % so, O.
s35O.
Royal French Serge. all pure fine WOOL wide double
width-Garnet Green. Blue. Black. and Brown-reAl
value 50c. price reduced to 37Kc.
Black surah Silks Soc
Colored Silk velvets 75c
Henrietta cashmeres all pure nne wool, WIDE double
width, all colors 46c.
Cash customers requested to select one Of the
following presents If they buy S5 over: pair Of
large size pure Linen Damask Towels worth 81 half
dozen pure Linen Damask Napkins worth 75c,, or a
pair Of Silk Embroidered Corsets, worth 75c
Cash customers who buy $40 or over can select one
of the following valuable presents handsome Bridal
Quilt worth sl.50: dozen pure Linen Damask Nap
kins worth 81 so. or two pairs Of elegant Damask
Towels. worth $3.50. amos
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Coal DEALERs.-We make a specially OF putting
Up eoal-scales, at factory prices. CHAs T. CARTER
& Co, 606 Pa ave- n W.