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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-08
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biIioier SutaE6 Oerbtet, bd ole genoeue Spee tbr:
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idtn 8eItrau4 oes 3Orpers ltellt.
Rs- Beubahtet Die foIssnbeH 5pmptome, Die BON
geiben bey BerbauuRgsorgnue beri5ren: Bsrftoa
piUug, tnnerlidle 6dIaOuboiorn, Blutan6rnng r1dl
bem Ropje, lauren IRageu, uebelieit, Soo6rennsHs
QBioeriDiIltH gegen Speiie, eue SdUere i'm UtageH,
iuupeS auifOBen, tn @eiubl 0es Sntens uHo 8l1h
pfeus oes Screens, Elm @eiihl oss Srfttdens 6et'nI
gegen, eelhUitte Gebtrnt, Buntte ober 8stus6e Uor
ben Qugtu, 5iebsr uuo 0dmerBeH i'm 3opie, 0erH
WinoTtt 2rauiprutOn, @e59elt oer 9aut uno Der
4uatn, GtmspeH in oer Sette, btr Bruft, oen 8liss
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Ptnise DoItn ron U q . N a p's BtIten Dgra
ben ttH aoyptt UoR allen oben aH8eiu9rten eeibtI
beiresl.
grets % Gents bic saoatd. gu Ba5,n 6et allen
ApOIlgicrn.
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gaomUgs &IRu ntdt Ooudtbt8 bot, 10 lhtdi 25 5ta.
flr cine GtCd3tct o6er cincn 8olar aE Iunt > 1ld'
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itnoe UgItf, lUtlb SUD ooiuI ju3ei4tdt p3rSeH.
anbn gubItfum: gsuan9t Hur Rao.
h q us UHb jbsuguat Gu2, onB Ger JSlme RAD
Wa Y" cui Dem III, ous JbI tQuit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-08
Sic Gelpsguae 8taea ste Ssefuttstt
TT NGRaoG.

Sorcntr, Ont, Z. Ytar3. - >y1 eiEem
2eitartifeL i0gt bic Gorcuto'er yWaiI" in Be
ana auf ben non ben Seiuitea gegen fie elm
aeieiteten BerIeumbuH9eprO8es: puUir uns
ternehmen es uidt, bic GutbeutiJitdt bee gis
bes III bepeiier, ebsu 10 meui9, irie mir 0ers
Iud,eu nollten, bic aedltbeit Der 8ebeimeu
Snfrufticneu 81 beDeiieH, beren grifeub Die
Ssiuiteu ieBt abIenaneu, tpelhe aber poIs
fGnbia In 2arcuie'S gSerf euthalteu finb.
Iuee, mas bic p8eieuidaft Sefu" bet1ifft,
ii in Elm @ebeinlniB eiu9ebiiqt, bas uur sum
Sheil burH cos Soraeleu BON S0nigeu uuo
gfationeu aegen ben Grbeu beisitigt purbe.
Beuu bic 4utbeutijit1t bes @toes, peldeu
Sic SeIuiten abIeseu, in Gbrebe geftent miro,
fiub mir berett, 60 Su beridtiseu, aber ME
merteu mir bsreit ein, tpeIGe 2robuuseu
Qud1 aemaGt nsrbeu ulSSen, In abrebe III
fieIIen, bGB bic In Dem Gioe utbalteueu Dot
trjueu peisntlif bieielbeu Fuo, peI4e BON
ben Doitcreu bes Sroeus gelehrt unb IN Der
@eididte befeIben ale @rempel oarsefeut
mur6sn. ""-Das Bresbpterium BON Sorcutp
bot siu Gonite eruauut. tpeldes cine uater@
iuhura iiber bic uSeluit'g Hate Bill" Gufelz
len uuS bariiber beridbten ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-08
Dos fterfe unS 5uusrIaiN8Fe
= 56mcrBeusfiIIeube RttteG

6er ggtt, trcitcs augsnbGtHd oie furhteuitftn
StmCHeu IinoeHt. Ss DcriebIt Giemols, benz yel5s1a
ben gnoeruug ber ShmerStu Bu oerbaifsR. pom lUels
der ursdle oeieIben aud 9srrHhren mO9eu. IS iii
Dnutt Ger groBe SdmeuenbtiDin9tr unO bat Hs9r
Gutes, aIs tr9enS elm anoeres bttauntts Nlttst Ies
tbOu. Bel 9opiitmeren, 3abnidmeBtn, Relrlls
ate, Rbtumatismus, 6ufsnreBeH, 8errentuHatn,
EuGinuueeu, SHittteHitiden, feem Y2IfsH,
GtmsrSgn unb @tDdte in areu9, i'm 9tlifarat Oo:r
m ben yderen, SdmeI en- II Der Etber, 5rutieleRls
EIn6ung, aHtDeIicn Der @tlsnte un5 5bmepcu
Quer gIt niy6 oer @shroudl rot Railways Ready
Relief ofOrtgs GrlGtttrurq aeudbrtH uuo Der iOrta
geIsBe @ebraut in Ucn8en GoGtn sine 6auernOs aur
bemirfen.
gliereuanJdn0unq, BIalerenbdnbuna, unterIetbsa
en5iu6ung, entBunnun8, ltltmmen 9dtsS
atbmuugsbsdtyerbEn, BrduHe, @rtppe, 9atarrfs
Sopfmeb, Snbnmeb, gseuralgie, Rbcumotsmus, tals
tee 5isbsr, SnutttlfroIt, iFrofbeulen,
Die AnDenbuua oes Ready Relief, an ben
Gbeen, an oensn oer Sdmers ODER oas 9eiben ftp
beiin0en, iuirb iofortiae SrIeldterun9 9emdpren.
Sin bQIber bis Su einem ganBen Gbeeloftel bon, tn
ei1sm baben @aie 2Baiier etHaenommen, ptr6 tn
nenigen gtinuten Rr6npie, lauren Dlu9en, us9tl'
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Ftt, RopfDgh, DarrbOe, aoliF, SlGbunssn un6 ale
iHneritden Shmer8en furlreu.
6O6 6gnts bfe Elai1e. Gu baben Oct Ipcthetert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-08
Ct .9raReeat anS gloppEat

giep y 0rt, I. WtaT8. - GrsBtaF0ent
GIepeIGuo fnhr beute Sormittaa tn etnsr
Rutide oonr ,,Btftcria=6oteI" mad ieinem
Q1ppfatenblreau al Der BiuiamfraBe. 9p.
Gtetiou uuo Dt1cSeagb begleiteteu ibu. Die
btgfge SaueeIstammer ernI1lte beute pm.
@lepelano gum ghrsuulitgtieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-08
6toger SafiFe tna gsoF0tptitelt

Yurttnno, Sregon, 7. UIdr3. - Sic
gejter Der Oregon 8QiIpap & Ra0igation=
Comp" baben eiHe pro3entige Re6Rtlion
Ger 20bae ibrer Iugefeuteu augefiiu0igt
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nie bie Irbeiter, ibre &bdtt9Isit einsefelIt
tabsn. Die SGifiiabrt azf oem gBtlliGmettez
unb &Olumbia.8luffe, iOUie I'm BHSetz5Gnb
iFt 9an3Iidj aufsebobeu.
(Spdter.) = Der Beberilrits gu armenz
tiPreH M heiaeIent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-08
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AbIetet, ets Sohas SopRinS Oer Gn6fesftaSt
RIatomGs, @tiIantbrop, Suaegeisue
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seielle In benz Ser. StQaten, erlaq Um
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1929, @beiinut= StraBe, benz ShLagauIalIe.
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in 8udss@ountp geboren uuo bat Oas Sc.
Qebeasiahr erret4t ALs iuuger Raun fam
er rad philadelphia un6 betrieb cine 3ett
lang Elm S6uittpaaren, @ei1dft nit iolfem
@GfcI9, Gag iein Serm6geu, ais CT 80 Sabre
aIt mar, Gnf 100000 QeidGst murNe. Gr
IbettTug 6ann iein ged1ft ietuem Bruoer
Itobton gSiuiamion uno pl5uiete bic 5usi
n16fen Sabre oen1 beiteren 2ebeusaenuife.
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tD0bn6etten elm. gGdbreR0 er friiher benz 2es
ben Hur bic beitere Seite ab3u9ennueI
wnste, triomete er fidI oaun NIT uueruliialis
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nie6erum beretts uerbairatbet. IuBsroeul
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bradlten GrunbItiide, an bauen er mieberaott
ghetl nabm troB itiner f0rperltdeuSh Shnihe,
icu cine Der 6aupturioden ietHer leBten &rs
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@ohItbaif0teit rudbar purbe, obuobl er, tpo
90 irg1nblUie m6gIi@ trar, i'm 5tIen gab
NIB 6eu &mpf1nger uidt wifen lleB, nol
tuetn bic @ate fomne, tpuroe &C bon 5dluor'
rern nller Irt nit Bette!brilfen uu0 peri6utt=
den GEtiegen befiirH1t. Dies mar tbm 10 No.
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IieB, NO er uo5nte, uuo obrOhl CT In 3sr. 30,
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&Orporationeu aUbuHaIteu, bel 0eHea er BE-
tbeiliat mar
SbelGidl Der Slyf0rbene enorne SHrmen
Guf Observation-Disclosures oerD2abete, 70 loI
~ eennca aum ieiEe Serpuntteu Ii giasGl
EsfGm'nt rsitIitR beeadt aa6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-08
Sas triae gG,tff ttn 8anasta .SanaI.

Qfpinpall, Z. W!ar5 : Das brtttIhe
gdlff vglboraSo." Elm Fabrseus BON 27O
8onneu, III pou aipiuwau mad @tasrss -
cine @trefe BON Is Iteilen - burh ben
Bonamatauol sefahren. 3us Sfiff III eas
erfle uuspartige Sabrteug, peIdes BON eiEem
Safeu nod eiuem aue eren bur9 ben sanst
fuhr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-08
g 9ctGW ~ O

oler 2g6cn ot BlassHs, Der gster, bcr Gnstpsi,a,
oer y.teren, ocr Baie, ner0oer 9et6en, appsntofsa
felt, S0pflpeb, GtrfoDfuHs, Dqspepite, boisr eeiH
uno auar St0run9en Der innsrliden Sr9aHe ReH
pegctabtItId, feiH Gueffbsr, gHeraliin oosT ib6os
lde 3roguen cntbalten6.
BolFdnbige Bcr6Guung pjr6 erBiet burb ben @es
JrGuCp RON JfGoiuag's Blsn. Dugb 6cleiben tver6eI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-08
CHARLES @. gIuut barot

empfeht I'D oen 9siudseru ees Saucsers. aers
tEet2ns. Narfhs, SeIairs, CROP 1np 9oiuts
ytafftes init foIgenben Gorten ousa,seidneter
HSrrit: gBensr, 5ranfiurter, 9eoner, SRmortens
Ina9en, SlutnUrf, BraEnfdpeiger Qe6ernurH,
@dnieIebersaDurf. Gdpeiser 9anbdger, itnlieniIhes
Galami, eerpelatiuurf, Corned Beef, oetodbt urb
rob, 9etohte uno sesau4srte 3uHas, aebades 5fines
feiit E.i.lu. (6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-08
Sic Nr.railtuna eeR senats,

Sice,Brdfbent DiOrtou mObute Der heuti,
gen Sisuug bes SeuGts nidt BET, uub auf
Nntrag Sherma.i's o. p1rbe SHgaus (8s.) J
gum prcbioriI6en SorfBer ernablt. gfabz
6em Sngaus Dereibigt porbeR mar, oertagte
flb Der Seuat bis gum uddlfsu ROntas.
8e oemoffatt6en Seuatoreu bieIteu beute
eiuea @autus unb ernanrteu Elm aus oeH
80. g0lmgu, @cdr1u, SoOrbees, 9arrs,
9tOniom, &altball unb 8lafburn befe5eus
oes @Omite, nm bte RiRoritdts Bertretnng
IN tea 5eHGtss@Omite nit cen GepubEltas
rem su arrangireu. German pur0e gum
@antus &orfBer erpdbIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-08
Wetperber IN, 8eIauotfdlaltspo ftet

Qt3 8eperber I'm Bic bier bauptiGbti9Reu
gefanbtidQitspofsn i'm Au8lanbe traten bis
isBt gSiutam gEatter Bbelp5 unN g3biteIap
9teio, @bef 6eoaitenr Der Rep.Dsrter sri
biiue," auf, ueidBe germ bic Ser. Staateu aul
Sofe ton St.Sames oertreten ri0Gten; fecReG
Murat 9aIfeao bonn @incinaatisr uSHqui=
rer," tpelther ben Barrier @eIanGtihaftspoffeu
piiuidt, iif absr aud nit ben BerIiner 8u'
frtebeu seben nil, Deun er ben @Efereu
pidt befommeu fanu Sohr 6. gtep BON
Sabtana iff fit ben 0tretdiiaeu 9eiaubt'
i9aftspDfen auaerlabeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-08
jC 2 tffe tt,
oas
8roBe SeOer 9eilmittcl.
81. 8abwaB's PtueH sur

BoQHdnbia seitmodlos, Ieiu slacirt, vursirtE
reggItTsas .eiatstn mo tgai.jsen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-08

3au3 bar, I. WIdr3. = Gtae bier a1a
ge!angte arabiite Dbau (eiu aiifeaiahr3eug)
bIir9t bie Radridt. taB fe bon ben Oiftlies
reu zines bentIden 9reu3er5 6ur9iu9t puroe
uub eiuen BaB Bon Oenielbeu erbieIt. Spdter
bdtteH auoere beutide SriegSbampfer auf iie
gefeuert uuo ben @apitIu get6bet 5te yta9'
riat seruriGft uugebeure Iuregung uuter
Der geo0lteruug bon 3on3ibar. @rcBe Dteu'
ffermCfen umriu9eH heu BaIait oe8 9Rl-
ta1s unO itreieu nGd 9}a6e. Der 5uItaH
Let fia IN her he1,tLaa1 annirI hermiaien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-03-08

3ubIiu, z. Widrs. - Or. &anHers Bat
lomeutsmitalieo fir Cart, rpeId2er uegen Ser
ft0se gegea ben u@rimess4ct" uerpait nuroe,
fiauS beAte III EtPperarp Dor SeT'1t nae
pHrbe ~ brei gRoaaten pat beruEtee.sE. GE
bat uppellirt. ,n
8elants, elmer ber .Bt6ltre BaTt'"Jtor'
Der, iit Sutn Sant fir ieiae Auslnsen Dor e:.t
Barueu GommiifOa begnabi9t ruoreen. Ok
Reaieruno pir6 BON Seiten Der GpP1ition
| titgr bisie Hegusbtsuaa !EteEpsHIrt tGeTsEH
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-12-20
WINTER EXCURSIONS VIA TEE sANA FL
ROUTE.

The harvest excursion" season is
past, and the Santa Fe route, pleased
with its success in each of those excur-
sions, again comes to the front with
still! another inducement for people to
travel via that popular line, in the way
of rounp-trip tickets, at.greatly reduced
rates, to principal points in Old Next
co, New Mexico ard Texas; also Aiken
8. c.; Augusta, Ga; Callahan, Fla;
Charleston, 8. c.; Jacksonvill, Fla /;
Mobile, Ala; New Orleans, La; Sa
vannah. Ga; Townsville, Ga; limit
ed to return not later than June l, 1890
Transit limit to points in New Mexico,
Old Mexico and Texas will be 80 days
each way; to other points named above
transit limit will be A days each way.
Tickets are now on sale to principal
tourists points in CALIFORNIA;; also Phe.
nix and Prescott, Ariz Portland, Ore /;
good for six months, with going limit
GO days. Las Vegas Hot Lprings, n
NJ; Ogden and Salt Lake City, Utah;
Idaho and Msntana, good for 80 days;
transit limit, 80 days each way. Stop
over privileges allowed on all tourists
tickets within transit limits.
Full information cheerfully given
relative to routes, rates. Side-trip rates
and other special rates to points on the
A. T. & 8. F. r. R. quoted on applica.
ton. Sleeping-car accommodations Sc
cured, and baggage checked to destl-
nation. Call on or address
J. s. TURNER, Agent, lola. Kan
GEO. T. NICHOLSON,
G. p. & T. A., A. T. 4 s. F. r. R.,
Topeka, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-12-20
i. w Ar
First publication, Nov. %, 1881
PUBLICATION NOTICE,

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ALLEN
i COUNTY, KANSAS.
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co.
ve. Plaintiff I.
Geo. d. Cole and Jennie NJ. Cole his
wife. Il. NJ. Manning, Manning Defend
his wife, and L. L. NOrthrup. ants.
State OF Kansas, Allen County, IS.
The State Of Kansas, to e. NJ. Manning and
- Manning (his wife), defendants in said
action, greeting:
You ars hereby notified that you have been
sued In said court, by the PhGnix Mutual Life
Insurance Company the plaintiff In said action
and must, on or before the sth day Of January,
1880, answer the petition Of the plaintiff which
was filed in said court. on the Sth day Of Nov
ember, 1859, or said petition will be taken rs
true, and judgment rendered accordingly,
against George d. Cole, and Jennie NJ Cole
for thu sum OF o., 800 with interest at II per
cent from January LIST 1885, subject to credit
ofSt37 80 paid July LIST 1883, and that the same
be declared o first lien upon the south half Of
section number three (3) township twenty -four
(!4) range twenty q situated In Allen county
Kansas, and that the mortgage given by Geo:
ID. Cole and wife will be fOrecloscd, and said
property ordered sold without appraisement,
t. satisfy said Judgment to the plaintiff. That
your interest In said property will be forecios-
ed, and you will be restrained and enjoined
from ever setting up or asserting any claim to
or interest in said property In witness where
OF have hereunto signed my name and ahaxed
the seal of said court, this 18th day Of Novem.
{ ~ lber 1859. NJ. p JACOBY, clerk dis
}sEAL. }trict court Allen county, Kansas.
wv billiard & Padgett, plaintiffs Atty.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-12-20
JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
The Century Magazine" in 1890
Joseph Jeferson's Autobiography
Novels by Frank r. Stockton,
Amelia Barr, and others-A
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During 1880 the Century mas azine (whose re-
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Mr. Jefferson is the fourth in generation OF
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-12-20
Geneva

One of the regular trains has been taken OF
the railroad, and our mail accommodations are
somewhat lessoDed.
The friends of Miss Emma Hyde gave her q
pleasant surprise on Wedne sday Of last week
1t being the occasion OF her 18th birthday. Miss
Emma entertained them in the usual genial
manner and all went away pleased
The schools will be closed for . vacation Of
two weeks.
Several imaginary cases of mumps have made
tb cir appearance recently, but all attempts to
make the disease appear in our midst have
failed.
B. Spicer came home from Larned to spend
the holidays with friends and relatives ut tits
place He expects to remain about four weeks
Mre. Eese and Maude visited lola Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. Leake's new barn makes quite an i'm
proyement 70 the looks Of things on the east
side Of Martin creek.
E z. Mabie has his new and commodious
residence almost completed.
ID d Spicer returned from Kansas City last
week where be had successful operation per.
formed on his eye.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-12-20
Neosho Valley.

A new girl baby receives the abandonment OF
Q. A Whitham's family.
The fact that 8. +. Whltlow gives lessons In
book keeping separate and apart from his reg
ular school work is evidence that he desires to
advance his pupils to the furtherest possible
extent.
The spelling held at the school house on
Wednesday euening OF last week was we'll at
tended and the order reasonably good. The
proftableness Of these occasions IL governed
largely by the pupils and we are glad to note
that the scholars of this district embrace the
opportunities for improvement.
There will be no admittapce fee charged at
the concert to be given at the school house next
nn money cnnsideration in the matter II IL hon.
ed that all order abiding people will encourage
this effort Of our young fOlks by their pres ence
John Mckee went with Rev Cleaver to
his circuit In the vicinity Of Garnet on Satur.
day.
Q. A. Whitman had a yearling colt killed by
lightning oil Monday night.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-12-20
CHRISTMAS AT THE II. Z. CHURCH.

At the NJ. E. church. at o'clock on
Christmas eve will be given the fol-
lowing program:
Invocation by the pastor.
Praise God from whom all Blessings Flow, BY
the School.
Scriptural responsive reading.
Prayer by the pastor.
Anthem by the choir
Greeting. Homer Henderson.
Song-''Coming to Thee" Children.
Recitation, Anna Pickell.
observation-disclosures Clark Jacoby
Trio, by Misses Olive Haukins, Tennie Whit
rey, Mildred Henderson, With chorus.
Recitation, by Mar E"rd.
-'Christmas Eve" Ora Hart.
Sopg-''Go Through the Gates,'' choir and
school.
Gold. Frsnkipcense. Myrrh, good boys and
girls
Solo-.'The Sweet Story. ''Nellie Frank, to be
illustrated with four beautiful tableaux.
Recitation-"A Christmas Dream Tennie
whitney
Coronation, by the entire school.
Benedlction, by the pastor.
Distribution Of presents to the school.
We expect Miss Barker to assist in the pro-
gram.
All are invited to be present.. Re.
member the hour. 6 O'Clock sharp.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-12-20
Salem.

Even word, of encouragement and commend
alton TO a correspondent are sometimes CRATE
full, at least that 10 the way your scribe felt
| last week as q resident Of the north part of the
county vas Willing away the time with the
Sentence man. Said resident was wonder
ing why the scribe had not written more lately
as he was always interested in the correspond
ence CT the REGISTER and had missed the letter
| from Salem good deal for year or 80 and the
words he uttered were pleasing to hear even to
| the ears OF newsga therer who generally hear
OF all their shortcomings and very few of the
good things they do.
Mr., Lechim has built new barn. Size S0x
4SN4.
G. W. Lytle is also building barn.
The social at Salem to get books for tn" Ii.
brary Melted S25.
Center in Christmas tree. There will be es-
says, recitations etc. Every one is to bring
his own present.
Quite an accident happened at Mr.. Robbins
| last week. He had been putting corn overhead
In his barn. and had got about 800 bushels In
when he heard loud creaking, and running in
got the horses out and had hardly done 80
when the whole mass came down with q crash.
They are going to have a Christmas tree at
the johnson school house Christmas eve.
What lots of good things are in store for the
little ones.
The "Sentencs'' man wishes to add his mite
and wish all who take pains to read what Is
gathered here Merry Christmas, .snd all can
make 1t so by making someone else happy and
that is the only true happiness.
Mr.. ana Mrr. Ferguson have gone TO Ottawa
on visit.
Charlie Mabie and wife went to Texas last
week where they will hereafter reside.
We haven't heard single one, Democrat or
Republican in Salem declare for resubmission.
How lonesome the resubs will feel when the
battle is ended. The amendment is here to
stay and the sale Of intoxicating liquors Is q
crime We hope never to see the people of
Kansas again worried over the prohibitory
amendment.
Is, Resolved that party zeal is productive of
more harm than good" Affirmative, j b.
smith, J. F. Flynn; negative John Rhoads,
L. b, Pearson.
yiolets are in bloom in the flower beds OF
Mrs L. Pearson.
The howl the resubmissionists are making
puts us in mind of the REGISTERS story Of the
three frogs 10 the pond.