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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-02-28
Road Notice.
@. n. LAMBETH.

CTATE OF kansas, ALLEN COUNTY, s.
~ The State Of ksnsas, TO whom IL may con-
Germ:
Whereas, application has been made By pc.
titton to the board OF county commissioners Of
said county for locating county .road - fol.
lows: to-wit: commencing 1t the eastern
terminus OF Second street, Moran, In &c 50,
tGwn q. range 20, and running east TO n :, X
& I. right Of way, thence south and east along
west side Of said right of way to south line OF
section rs. town "A, range d, said road 10 be 10
feet wide
And whereas J n Thompson, A. b. Isaae
and James strong, viewers, and g. Dew iss,
county surveyor Of said county, have been OF.
dered by said county commissioners 70 view
and survey said road. Therefore, you ars
hereby notified that said viewers And surveyor
will proceed, on tide nth day Of March, lso0. ss
10 o'ciock m. ut the place OF beginning Of
said road, 70 view, survey and locate said road
and perform whatsoever other duties - are fe-
CURED OF them by law; and unles you then fle
written application with said viewers, civ.
Ing a description OF the premises on which you
claim damages or compensation, your spplica.
ton for the same will be barred. Witness my
hand at my Office In leila, In said county, shia
18th day Of February, A. d. ls9O. Z. u. Eek.
LEY, county clerk. Ill.,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-02-28
Electric BitterS

This remedy is becoming 80 well
known end SO popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song OF
praise.-A purer medicine does not ex-
ist and it is guaranteed to do all that
il claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseares of the liver and kidneys,
will remove pimples. boils, Salt Pheum
and other affections caused by impure
blood.-Will drive malaria from the
system and prevent as well az cure all
malarial fevers For cure Of headache,
constipation. indigestion try Electric
electric bittera.-Entire satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded
Price SOC and 81 90 per bottle at Ev.
ans Drugstore.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-02-28
Savonburg.
Mrs. 8. Hun 10 improving slowly

Mrs. 8. Hun 10 improving slowly.
Mrs Joseph HUI. who Is now ut ElDorado
Springs, ID not improving fast
4. A. Barber of Humboldt was In IS sveDburg
last week.
Mr.. Geo. Crsddock and family start for Ken.
lucky Tomorrow, where they will locate per-
nanently.
]. L. Dernison of Erie, was In town Monday
on business.
Mr.. VIM. Boyle, formerly Of the Grm Of Bragg
Boyle, Of this place was In town this week
The farmers alliance IL doing good work In
this locality. We wish them success.
Mr.. Peter Rumblad Of Elsmore, had Q law
suit here Monday which, - usual went ~ sinst
Mr.. Rumblad.
Miss Dora Bardwell il the guest OF her sister
Mrs. McCutches,n this week.
Mr.. e. Olson has his new house about COM
pletsd and will move In soon.
Rev. Chamblain of Moran 10 lntown this week
In the interests Of those who are seeking saivs-
tiOn.
Mr.. 8. Hun 10 preparing to erect handsome
mansion.
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The gripp seems to be getting worse in this
nelghbOrhood Mr.. L. w. Arnold's family
were all down at once.
We are informed that Mr.. J. Bosly has rent
ed his farm to Mr.. Bates from near Hum
boldt.
Mr.. 4 W. Arnold's house caught fire one
morning last week but the Dire was put out be-
fore any serious damage was done.
Wild flowers were In bloom along the roads
last week. Wonder where they arc now.
We heard Of novel way Of getting people
out to prayer meeting On one occasion there
were not enough present to have meeting and
they discussed prices Of hogs and calves. Be-
fore the next meeting jolly fellow wrote on
the blackboard to come 10 . certain brothers.
at two O'Clock on q certain day TO prayer
meeting. After the meeting there would be
some hogs and calves offered for sale. Every
thing was taken In good humOr and since then
We have had sgood crowd and interesting meet
iDgs.
There was party at G. W. Bakers o short
time ago with quite . crowd to christen their
new home. A pleasant time IL reported.
Our school was closed half day last Friday
to give the scholars an opportunity to witness
the prese ntsti0n OF the flag TO the lola school.
as the majority Of the Prairie Dell folks be-
Iieve in the stars and stripes being displayed
on all suitable occasions. We would like to
see Dag on every school house.
Miss Sadie Graves spent Saturday and Sun
day and sunday visiting friends and relatives
In lola.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-02-28
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following is the latest list of
books purchased by the Library As
sociation. In all IS volumes have
been purchased with the proceeds from
the last entertainment.
ALcorr, Louisa u
A Modern Mephistopheles.
CHAnPxEY, ELIzABITH W.
witch innie.
COOKE, Rose TEERY-
Somebody's Neighbors.
COFFIN, Z. c.
Winning His Way.
DODoR, Macy MAYEs-
Hans Brinker.
EWING, MRS. j. H.
Six TO Sixteen.
We and the World.
81 MAN, Arthur
The Story Of Rome.
O'RELL. MAY
Jonathan and his Continent
WHITNEY, MRS. A. ID. T.
Bonneborough.
Boys Of Chequassett.
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aCHQaL RElnRTA.

Report OF District No. n, for the month end
Ing February IA. Is90 Number OF pupils en-
rolled this month. males IL, females L.
Those averaging 80 per cent and abnve arc
Ciidie Howard, nRie and Emmet Wise, Al
phs BENJAMIN, Laura Wise. Carrie Howard,
dy, Cisrs Delp. Lena Delp, Lydia and Arthur
v Use and Amos Deip. Those not tardy during
the month are, Niley and diley jackson, Lau.
Lydia Wise, Bessi. Howard, Emmett Wise and
Johnnie jackson. Those neither absent nor
tardy during the entire term were Arthur Wise
and Lydia Wise. BILLIE RICKErIs, teacher
Report OF Woodhull school, District number
20, for the month ending January 81. Total
number enrolled, males 81, females 81. Aver.
aSe daily attendance, males Is. fema.s %. The
following four pupils we're neither absent nor
tardy: Ellie DOnohO. Earl Cox, Mary aud Tens
Decker. Number Of visitors IL On account OF
sickness In the neighborh00d our attendsnce
but we hope Tor bett.r pext month. Louis De-
Haven and Eta Afford, sesch1fs.
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TIE AluIIoar flag.

The following 10 the poem written
by Superin tendent Barber and recited
by him on the occasion Of the publh:
school flag presentation
There is subtitle passion within each human
That sets the pluse to throbbing and makes
each nber start;
That stirs the soul 70 frenzy. in battles stern
Or cheers thu weary traveller In countries far
Th.. pIomps. each human being to liz his
IAN hail thee e. rlous banner! Mount upward
whs scs. fate shall ind him. whenever he be.
His oountry's banner hoisted, and the bresse
caress fts folds.
But Why the Turkish people. crushed meath the
Or why the people of the Car. who to that
Should feel the same emotions - the people Of
Whose banner stands for liberty. Ne do not nm.
And YET the turk will rally 'rouad the crescent
The Russian people gather meath the eagle Of
And ssch will fight ., br.vsIy. and each ..
"Ail hail ,si our glorious banner' Mount upward
A e those waving banners were bulwarks Of
Upheld by Freedoms Goddess, that all the
:,
III tney, with sucn devotion 'r0und sucn nag
On, children q Columbia. Sho occupy . land
q, star, starry fold
To n. ' %en o, every ,,,,o, IN. mo, ., .v.,,
CLINE. . ,.,.
q, on So% OF 6 sl% n,ob,. :, r,..som..
Did trsmais on tSs and rand III.
tSranes chain;
And then ton to make banner that should repre-.
sent tnetr ueeos,
10 stand Tor perfect freedom for oil men and oil
crerds,
They took their bloody footprints. LEFT ON the
aINen SnoW,
Then ssr r.so a hssrss srS their
ii dom n,.s 70 imply ply, 49, ,,.u.- ,s ~.
Anu piaceo tnem on . OackgrOuno Win tne
Shat, AZURE Ms Of at the iHs :: r,. ,,,,.,
q. hood hoo o. or. man. a;.o,, .s.. a.. ..-
,v, CLAMP =.
whose hignest sense Of duty, to country or 70
nag. ,,,, =, , ..
III. drag rS.,,. =, a..,,,,. r,,., ,,,, chat,
sn,rits down; -.
10 reguiate tneir ACTIONS ~ the tyranps smile
or fr0wn.
No, hoist that flag forever on the ramparts OF
your neaItS,I
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Diamond.

A&4oRO00s
Mr.. Paddock, formerly OF Diamond, but now
Of Gsrnstt, was here lately ON . business trip.
Frank Keyser has rented his farm to . MIR.
Smith, Of Carlyle. who will take possession
soon.
Mr.. Foster has bought the Chase farm and
will come on % soon - the present incumbent
can leave.
M. Groesbeck Is out from lola caring for the
store at Wise.
Miss Rhoda Bants and brother spent Q Sun.
day lately among Geneva friends
Mr.. Albin Bants has rented farm In Usage
township and will move soon.
scar brennan will farm the james Drensn
place.
Charles Sprague and brother have bought o
farm north Of Mr.. McAlpine.'
A grandchild Of Mrs. Strickland who has
been very sick ct her house Is reported recov.
sring.
Mrs. Ed. Csvanaugh who has been sick sew.
eral weeks 10 able to be out again.
Mr.. Sheldon has sold out and will start soon
for his home In New York.
Our people have grown tired Of entertaining
the grippe and are longing for . change Of com.
pany.
Rev. Pyke, assisted by Mrs. Nellie Anderson
Of Geneva, and onr local talent have been hold
Ing very acceptable series Of meetings ct
Diamond. u sinners were not awakened the
ministers fulfilled the Scriptpral injunction.
not. and when God shall come in his wrath
they can truly say ave have cleared our
As looming events cast their shadows be-
fore" % are we enabled to detect the scent OF
orange blossoms In the air, and IN artistic eye
when the bells peal out the joyful sound the
REGISTER will hear
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West OF The River.

Oh, how chapgeable the weather! One day
you can hear the people talking about making
garden or sowing oats, and the next day get.
ting ceal or wood to keep them through the
winter.
Nearly everybody il glad February 10 the
shortest mouth because after that Il will be
spring.
The most Of the changes among renters have
been made.
Mr.. Geller living on J. r. Young's place 10
going on fern cast Of lola
Mr.. James Campbell IL also moving on the
east side Of the river.
J. L. Woodln Is farming part of Mrs. Briggs
farm.
Mrs. W +. servey, OF lola. has been visit
Ing at Mrs. Peese.
I uotice that the RKGIsTER correspondents
are about oil In favor Of that basket meeting
suggested by the Salem correspondent Each
one wants 1t at their home Don't they know
shat lola Is the proper place and should the
weather be too unpleasant to have the meeting
out door, we will see that . comfortable room
10 furnished In lola.
We regret to learn that Mr. Leslie Reynolds
got severely frost bitten on his way back to
Denver about month ago. He has been In the
hospital for some time but from last accounts
he YVES able to walk on crutches The worst
trouble seemed to he In the feet. His brother
Luther went to see him lately.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-02-28
For Sale Or Trade.

(Notices under this heading will be inserted
one week free OF charge for all subscribers to
the REGISTER. Any such excepting those
having anything to sell or trade, or wanting TO
buy anything, are cordially invited to use this
column.
C. N. Spencer, Geneva, will sell cheap for
caeh, or trade for mares, one span OF heavy
geldings.
A. B. Null, lola, will trade hay or pay cash
FOR yonng male calves.
David Roefer, Sk miles south of lola. r. O.
HumboidD has span Of mares and . span Of
Large young muses to sell. Terms 70 suit pur.
chaser
J W. Delaplaine, Elm townsh Up, will trade
or sell cheap il taken soon, q half interest In q
quar- ter-bale hay press
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-02-28
SERVICE PENSION MEETING

AS announced last week q mass
meeting Of old soldiers of Allen coun-
ty convened in the G. A. R. Hall on
Wednesday for the purpose of discuss
ing the subject of Service Pensions.
The meeting was called to order, and
w. n. Mcclure elected chairman. and
r. s. Moore secretary. Comrade C..
A. Power, of Indiana, Secretary of the
Pension Committee of the National
Encampment G. A. R., was introduc-
ed andproceeded to address the meeting
After a generaldiscussion of the subject
the Service Pension bill as introduced
into the q. 8. Senate by Senator J. J.
Ingalls, was read by sections, com.
mented upon and explained by the
speaker. After the close of the address
a committee on resolutions was ap-
pointed,-Tbayer, Eckley and Steele.
Adjourned to meet at $50 p. m.
Adjourned meeting called to order
at the hour announced. Comrade
Power. being introduced. continued
the discussion Of the subject of Service
Pensions. At the conclusion Of the
address the committee on Resolutions
reported as follows:
WHEREAS, twenty-five years have
elapsed since the war of the Rebellion,
and
WHEREAS, The pension laws as
now administered fail to mete out
justice 10 the survivors of that war.
and to widows and orphans made BY
that gigantic struggle, and
WHEREAS, We believe the time
has fully come when justice demands
The enactment of q Service Pension
law, be it
Resolved, By the old soldiers of
Allen county for that purpose aUsem-
bled, that We most heartily and cordi.
ally endorse the Service Pension bill
introduced by our Senator John ].
Ingalls,, known as Senate bill No. 1904.
That we demand of our Senators and
Representatives in Congress, the full
1iiment of Oft-repeated political pledg-
Is, by the enactment of Service Pen.
sion law that will do simple Justice to
the men, now prematureIy old aud in.
firm, who, in the best years of their
early manhood, fought down the great
Rebellion and established forever the
supremacy of our national Union,
Resotred, That q COPY Ct these
RESOLUTIONS be sent to each Of our Sen.
a;ors and Representatives in Congress,
N copy to the lola REGIFTER spd to
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GREAT BARGAIN!

Splendid stock and grain farm Of $40
acres. we'll improved. Can be bought
at bargain Of from $3.50 to 5000.
Long time will be given on $500 re.
naming payment. Will take part or
all live stock. I am prepared to give
purchaser one of the best bargains
now offered in Allen county, Kansas.
This farm is 50 arranged that purchas.
er can at once start making money, a.
there is no OUTLAY for improvements.
For particulars address.
g. D. Cole,
lola, Kan.
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the other papers of the county for pub
LEGATION.
A motion supported by second to
adopt report as read after several shor,
speeches in its favor, was carried by Il
unanimous rising vote. Adjourned.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-02-28
OUR MARBLE R1sINEsS.

Warned by the disappointment that
has followed the counting Of unmatched
chickens at one time and another In
the past, THE REaIsTER has not been
in . hurry to boom" our marble find.
We have preferred to wait until the
value of the stone ehould have been
incontestably established, and until
the quality of it and the possibility of
getting it out In merchan table blocks,
should have been demonstrated.
We believe the first Of these points
has been made sufficiently clear. There
reems to be no rom left for question
az to the commercial value Of the stone.
Practical marble men Of many years
experience, unite In saying that in
strength and durability IL is the super.
ior of any marble produced in the
United States, while no one can ques.
tim its beauty. The scientists say that
1t lie not marble, geologically speaking.
But that does not alarm as. We call
it marble because that name suits 1t
better than any other, in the popular
acceptation. But it makes no particle
of difference what name 1t 10 called by
20 long as the fact remains that 1t IL .
stone suitable for building purposes.
for use on furniture. for inside and out.
side ornamentation, for monuments and
for every other purpose that marble IL
put to, except statuary. When . mar.
BILE man of thirty years experience
says he would actually prefer 1t for
any Of these purposes to stone that,
laid down here, costs s. q cubic foot,
there can be no farther question about
its value.
The only questions remaining then
are, IL there enough Of it, and can it
be quarried. in sufficiently large blocks7
We have no doubt in our own mind
that both Of these questions will be
answered in the Affirmative. But a
positive answer cannot be given until
the shaft now being sunk gets through
the vein. When that work is finished
and the answer is given on the right
side, as we have ever confidence II
will be, then We will turn our
ROSTERS loose and get out the red ink,
for the future of lola will be assured.
For the present we will simply say
that there are sharp eyes on the lola
Marble Quarry. Within . week after
it is conclusively shown that the stone
is there in sufficient quantities and in
available shape. machinery will be on
it's way here for getting 1t out and put.
ting 1t on the market. We state this
with confidence because We know
what we are talking about. 1t will be
some time before this is done, for it is
slow work sinking the shaft. But it
will get through after awhile, and az
ter that, if it shows up what We hope
and expect 1t to, there will not be a
very long wait. The money is ready.
and no time will be Lost in putting ii
to work. Let US keep our enthusiasm
in bounds until we can let it out on .
dead sure thing"
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
From Register Rspoftsrs-WAat Il
Being Done Throughout the
County-Eveats and Cos.
ip OF The Week.

Moran.
Mr.. Ed Smith, OF Hepler, was up yisi ting
his brother Charles last week.
Charley Coz moved to lola last week. where
his brother. cf Humboldt.
Mr.. n. L. Merriaeld has moved onto . farm
In Usage township, where he will engage In
farming for while.
Marion Lees school will close Thursday the
9Th. Bliss Carrie Strong will teach the spring
term.
Tom Matthews moved 70 lola Tuesday where
We understand he will clerk for his uncle who
II In business there.
WIN vestal has moved into the house south
Of town on Mr.. Ross' farm.
Glare Kline, Herbert and Willie Wyckoff,
mer's uncle and the latter's sister, M. and
Mrs Frank KLINE.
By mistake the item that John McNaught
had gone to Oklahoms was omitted last week
The carpenters Of ths Wichita road srs tear.
Ing up the old depot platform and are putting
In new one.
The hall over the postoflce has been prepar-
ed for the three societies viz: Woodmen, q. A.
3 and =. ofv. and they have fitted Il up very
nicely.
Two men from over south took In the sights
81 the county seat Monday md d returned on che
thing like the stun Tor maybe IL Vas the ssme)
that the county officials captured In humboldt.
Mr.. Tom Mathews traded the City Livery
Stable 70 Mr. Best, Of Usage township, for .
piece u land. Mr.. Best viii take possession
Immediately. He will have . sale OF his prop
erty this week.
Prof. Qusyle, Of Baldwin University, will
lecture 10 the Methodist church, Saturday
night, March !, admission Is cents. His sub.
iect will be Across the waters.n The Pro.
lesser 10 fine lecturer and We do not doubt
but what his lecture will be worth the price Of
sdmissloe
Mrs Goshorn. wife Of Lawyer Goshon; 10
here visiting her husband. She will return 20
Ohio and dispose OF her property and then re-
turn and take up her residence here with her
husband.
Charles Smith sold his jewelry store to Mr.,
Con, OF lola, last week. AIR. Smith has not de.
cided where he will 60. We are sorry TO lose
charley for he and his wifi. have many lends
here that are sorry to see them leave. Mr..
GoG comes. well recommended.
Mr.. g. W. Csmpbell's little daughter, Biz.
die, who met with . serious accident lew
DAYS ago BY running piece Of tin into the ball
| Of the eye, has lost the sight Of thss eye She
had piece Of tin In her hand and accidental
iy threw up she hand In such manner that the
| tin penetrated her eye.
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Ducklsn's Arnies 0alve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptions, and POSI-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction, or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by w. J. Ev-
ann (successcr to Goqdhue 4 Evens).
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Elsmore.

Mr.. Tom Donoho and VIII Tfoxel have been
on the sick list for the past few days, but arc
now somewhat better
On account Of the bal weather and absence oil
some OF the chief speakers at the woodruff
Lyceum on Friday night. the question Of past
Legislation was postponed for one week
Miss Carrie Rice has returned from st. Louis
where she has been visiting. She reports Q
splendid time and her many friends welcome
her back to Elsmore.
A county examination was held In this end
adjoining districts on Thursday and Friday Of
On saturday evening the string band met ct
J. L. Roberts resturant and furnished the pro-
prietor and inmates with some OF their choice
music We understand that Mr.. =. has sold
out and s0cn expects 70 leave town. Mr.. Lar.
nei 10 to continue the business.
Several Of our farmers met ct woodruff 0 few
nights sgO for the purpose Of organizing "a
Alliance We did not learn whether IL proved
. success, but have no doubt but what IL was
properly Organized.
Frank Ira :nmei goes this week to Missouri.
where he expects u spend the summer.
Schools are beginning 70 close their winter
terms. some Of our teachers are giving exhi-
billions.
Moline district now has organised literary
society. II IL held on Tuesday evenings
The United Brethren are holding protracted
meetings as Woodruff this week, The singing
school and debating s"ciety have given way
aud from oil appearances great deal OF good
may be done.
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som Thing NEW |
JUST OPENED-A SMALL STOCK OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, ALL GOING AT FOLLOWING PRICES

4,
Adamantine pins, &c paper.
Agate buttons, IL doz. for &C.
Articles too numerous to men,
ton in proportion.
BEAT THEM ALL.
Buckles, &c per doz.
Buttons from &c to SC per doz.
CASH OR r NO co.
Combs from 4 to Ioc, regular
price 1oc and 2oc.
Caps from IS to soc, worth
SOC to $I.oo.
Canton flannel at 10 c, regular
price 12ac.
Down With monopolies
Z,
Everything warranted to be
frst-class.
First COME FiiRsr SERVED
Flannel at 27c, worth 4oc.
G.
GOOD for you to visit 10.
Gloves from nc to 75c.
n.
How they do rush to get the
BARGAINS.
Handkerchiefs at &c to SC.
Hose, all wool, seemless, at 25c
worth 4oc. 80
Hairpins at your own prices.
Intend to undersell.
].
Just give US a call and be con-
vinced.
<.
Know you will be astonlshed
at our prices.
Knitting needles at &C per doz.
LOOK oUTFoR BARGAINS
Lamp wicks &c to &C per doz.
Ladies all wool underwear at
$3.50 per suit, worth 49,
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AUcI10NEER.

1 will cry sales in Allen aud adjoin.
ing counties. Rates reasonable aud
satisfaction guaranteed.
Lola. KansSs. w. N. HAYES.
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sunday school at 10. Preaching, IL.
Subject for morning sermon: "The
temptation Of Chriet." Evening: 1.-The
dumb spirit cast out" The public
cordially invited. CHAs. n. H. MOORE.
Pastor.