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The Iola register., 1890-10-24
Again Convicted Of Falsshood-
COTTAGE GROVE, Kan, /
Oct. u. 1880. (
EDIToH RyGISTER,

EDITOR REGISTER.
Dear Sir:-There appeared I'm the
Farmers Friend $50 called of the 18th
inst, an item saying that "Mr. S. J.
Stewart said one day this week that the
Peoples party would carry at least q
part of the ticket in this county" !"
There is not one single word of truth
5n the item from which the above ex-
tract il taken, il / am the s. J. Stew
art referred to, and so far as know /
am the only S. J. Stewart In the coun-
ty; and believe the statement will
generally be attributed to me. / have
written the. editor Of the " "Frfend" to
correct the error, and 1 presume he
Will do so in his next issue; but such
statements are liable to get wider
circulation sometimes than the paper
publishing it has. I therefore wish
you to give my denial of any such
statement to the numerous readers of
the REGISTER.
active part in this campaign" Fully
believing that every man on our ticket
in'this county would be elected by a
good majority / have not felt there was
any need Of special effort. / desire to
say now, however, in view of the turn
matters have taken in consequence of
the recent decision Of the II. s. District
Court in reference to our temTierance
laws, 1 believeany good citizen having
the best interests of the peopleof Kan
sas at heart, as well as the good name
of our State, should work earnestly
not only to elect every man on our
ticket, from governor down to the low
est township officer, but to make the
maiorities SO overwhelming that In the
future no party will venture to intro
duce a resubmission plank in their
platform, nor will any party be afraid
70 commit itself on this, to-day.
the most important question before the
people Of Kansas. And so / report
for duty" hope to be at the appoint-
ment made for nae at Olive Bfapch,
and viii, If health viii pernait, go TO
any other meetings fR the county de-
sired. yefyftruly..
SAMUEL J. erxwART.
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NeOsho Valley.

As We forgot to mention that new girl at W
B. Bolin's in our last, we will place IL at ths
head Of our list of items this week.
A. j. Servey's family moved to town on Mon.
day. Although In point Of distance the cil ange
is but slight, their neighbors regret even this
separation.
Prof Redield, of Humboldt, has organized
class In vocal music here, and will give in
struction regularly hereafter. 1t is hoped that
envy of many will not allow this opportunity
for culture to pass UNDECIDED
Mr.. Lennon and son, Of COschocton county,
Ohio, are here visiting old friends and looking
for place to locate.
John Landers who has been absent from this
neighborhood for about u years came in from
Ford county Tuesday
John Mckee was over al Toronto the first OF
the week V,IIryITr
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Square Deal For Every Body.

To enable home and land-seekers to
visit the farming sections of Minneso-
ia, North Dakota, South Dakota, Mon
tana, the Great Northern railway line
will sell excursion tickets, with stop
over privileges, good for thirty days,
at one fare for the round trip, on April
z, May 20, September o, September %
and October IA from st. Paul, Mime
apolis, Duluth and West Superior.
This will enable purchasers to see
the famous Park region of Minnesota,
the wonderful Red River valley, Dew
irs Lake, the Turtle mountain, and the
Mouse River regions of North Dakota,
the rich valleys of the Big Sioux and
James, in South Dakota, and the vast
fertile districts watered by the Mis-
souri,, Milk, Teton and Marias rivers,
In the great reservation in Montana,
no land grant restrictions or extra
costs in securing homesteads.
The Great Northern railway runs
three lines through the Red River val
ley, Is the only line to the Turtle
mountains, has three lines in South
Dakota, and runs the only solid through
trains of palace dining and sleeping
cars, modern day coaches and free
eolonist sleepers to Fergus Falls, Moor
head Fargo. Grand Forks, Crookston,
DEVILS Lake, Minot, Glasgow, Chi
nook, Benton, Great Falls, Helena and
Butte, Montana. 1t is the only rail-
way in the west owning and operatingl
its entire superior equipment, and
its entire superior equipment, and
with solid roadway seventy-five pound
steel track, insures safety. comfort
and speed.
Your home agent can sell you excur-
sion tickets to over five hundred points
on the Great Northern railway line
Maps, guide books or information con-
,erning travel or settlement along this
line, cheerfully furnished by any
agent of the company, or F, ], Whit
hey, Gen. P. and 7. agt. g. n. Ry.,
't: Paul, Pan, Mlpa.
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How Does This Suit.

Leave Kansas City 10 a. m, $40 D.
M, or s:45 p. m. and arrive in Chicago
7:2o q. m $50 a. m, or 11:55 q. m,
next day.
Santa BE Route route runs three
thraugh trains, Kansas City to CHI
cago. Ten o'clock train carries free
chair cars and Pullman sleepers at
night. Train leaving at $40 is q solid
Pullman yestibule train with free chair
cars, dining cars, sleeping and library
caIs,-handsomest in the world. The
one which goes out at S:45 is finely
equipped with sleepers, dinners and
fatlr H. aastf e T. s T. S'fsaiea r. H. fapeis e. Fl
Kans. J. J. Byrne, A. G.. P. & +. A,
Chicago.
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r. w. DUFFY q co.

hundred million dollars of greenbacks
in circulation! As o matter of fact
there was outstanding at that time
S432, ,6s7 1855 In greenbacks. He said
also that f1,OO0 in English money is
equivalent to $780, 900 In American
money! And yet this man is going
around presuming to teach the people!
20
Again we beg to ask Mr.. Allen this
question: If you had succeeded In
getting the office for which you ap-
piled to Mr.. Funston, would you have
been at this time candidate against
him?
In addition to the Republican meet
ings announced last week, the follow
ing have been arranged:
Prairie Center, Dist. No. Il, Tues
day Oct. %, H. A. Ewing.
Piqua, Tuesday Oct. g, C. F. Scott.
LaHarpe, Thursday Oct. 30, Z. F.
Scott.
J. B. Kennedy got after the Calams
at Rock Creek Tuesday nightand they
do say they haven't quit running yet.
~.
We have no desire to make war on
H. II. Hayward. But 1t Is q matter
of public record that at the end of Mr..
Hayward's first quarter as county
treasurer, he put In q bill to the coun-
ty, and stDore to &c, for $3.50 more sal
ary than he was entitled to under the
law. We submit that it comes with
exceedingly poor grace from q man
with that sort of q record to tramp all
over the county charging Republican
officials with. being thieves and bood-
lers.
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Republican Comnitteemsn.

The Republican committeeman in
thevairious townships are urged to send
at once, or as soon as nominations are
made, the names of township candi-
dates, TO E. Mickey, secretary, lola,
in order that said names may appear
on the printed tickets. This Is impor-
tant.
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Geneva.

Mrs: Baldwin Of Douglass county, Is here Wis
iting friends and relatives
Miss Maggie Hyde from Leavenworth, is stay
ing with her sister and going to school.
Frank Ta.ham from Kansas City came down
Tuesday for visit to relatives and friends.
Mr.. C. L. Knowlton and daughter Daisy re-
turned from their visit TO Missouri Tuesday
They report good time,
Melvin Hopes was kicked In the face Monday
injured.
L. Knowlton.
Messrs Inge and Leonard shipped q carload
cI cattle Monday and carload Of hogs Tuesday
to eastern markets.
SCHQQL, IIENs
Mrs. Alice aepes aud Miss BESIDE Jones were
IN 70 visit the school Friday.
tasila West entered school last Monday.
Those flowers In Miss Marsh's room give Il A
very homelike appearance
The hrst session of the literary club was list
ened to on last Friday night by . well filled
house Taxing into confederation the short time
they have had In which 10 practice the exercises
were pretty good. DAISY.
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CORRESPONDENCE
From Register Representative Is Being
Done Throughout The County--Events
and Gossip Of the Week.
Diamond.

We are sorry to be such poor scribe that the
REGIsTER typo cannot get our items correct.
For months our patience has been tried with
that typos and we lst S i pass thinking that per-
But last weeks mistakes call for rectihcation
We said X. A. Hardy threshed two hundred (9Oo)
bushels Of FAX from twenty tso) acres Of ground
bushels, or fraction over eleven bushels per
acre Again, Mrs. Owart's babe was less than
i've mouths old when 1t swallowed that nail.
We reported 1t four months and typo put Il four
years We grant the circumstance was perhaps
Strickland, was amusing bf he babe By rattiins @
w WIZ n' all In n'uR ss S hs o Sse about e9s s
work, the grandmother put the babe on the bed
and set the cup where she thought he could not
reach i; When the mother observed him, the
little fellow was lying on his back, drinking
nails from the cup, one Of which the mother
could not recover Now, MIR. Editor, we have
been told by those who pretended to know, that
that nail win You please pubiish the opinion
of some Of the doctors9 [Physicians say 1t is
barely possible that the nail might In time be
dissolved by the acids Of the stomach.-EDl.
The first Ice of the season formed Saturday
night.
Mrs. Henry has gone to Danville, H., on
visit to her old home.
A Mr.. Hill Of Missouri Is visiting at Mr.. Fos-
ter's.
Oscar brennan has moved into the house va
Gated by Mr.. Commons, near Pleasant Valley
church.
Mr.. Commons now occupies the Mathews
property at Wise.
A new girl at Mr.. Gillenwaters.
We are glad to note that Mrs Case, who has
been very low with typhoid fever, is reported
convalescent.
Mr.. and Miss Myler Of lola, brother and sis
ter OF Miss Alice were out to visit her school at
DiamOud last Friday
Mr.. Newt Thompson and family Of Moran
were visiting at Father Banta's Saturday Also
A. Z. Banta and wife Of Usage
a young man In the employ OF Mr.. Lee Jones
came near getting his limb crushed In the hay
press one day last week. OMEGA
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School Report.
PLEASANT PRAIRrI

Report Of Pleasant Prairie school, Dis 81,
for the month ending Oct 10, ls49.
males ft, total aa' These ieitheir shsent nor
tardy during the month are, Earneat Baker
Hsrsehel Smith, Pearl Cole, Clair Smith, and
Willie Cole
Those averaging 81 per cent and above for the
month are, Melbourne Coffey, Charles Stewart,
Pearl Cole, Alma Manley, Earnest Baker, Du-
mont sickly, Alto Borinys and Clyde Sickly
We eordiylly invite the patrons Of the school
to visit us. BELLE RIcKETTs, Teaehert
The Iola register., 1890-10-24
Republicans of Salem

The Republican primary, to nomi-
nate candidates for township offices,
will be held at Jeddo school house, OH
THURSDAY, Get: 80, 1890, at ! O'Clock,
A. FRHGO,
G. A. FRONK,
d. BYRUM.
Central Com.
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A Card Of Thanks.

To our many friends we extend our
sincere thanks for their kind sympathy
during the sickness and death of our
beloved daughter and sister.
JOHN s. BURTON AND FAMILY.
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Spring Branch.

Everybody is busy
Gated by Mr.. Harry ~ w.
day:
Adolhh Miner goes to Mcpherson 10 work
on the railroad near where he has had charge
OF section for several years.
m, M. Ne.le was around buying corn this week
He pays 40 cents bushel
MT. Moran, formerly Of this place, but now
to his son.
Mr.. Harden and Mr. c. Reno went TO Yates
center and moved the United Brethren preach
next Sunday at Rock creek
Scott Wilmoth died at Ossawatomie last
Monday and was buried Wednesday at Pleasant
vaney. Rev Pike preached the funeral at the
church. Mrs. Wilmoth has the sympathy or
the entire community.
The Peoples party is losing its grip in this
part. Those fellows that denounce eyeryfhing
and advocate nothing viii wish some day that
tney hso been confented with the lodges instead
OF busting them TO go Into politics % get busted
again. sU
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Teachers Ex.miu.tiou

There will be public examination
for teachers certificates at the school
house in lola, October 25, 1890, be-
ginning at 7:S0 o'clock o. m.
Ed. T. BARBER, Co. Supt.
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Allen Center.

VIM. Fitzpatrick has been entertaining his
sister and her husband from Barber county for
o few weeks.
The Remsberg brothers will winter 100 steers
for the Vezie brothers this winter.
A; z. Funk shipped hogs last week. He paid
s3 80 for them.
The Rhinehart and Adams threshers are both
busy In this community.
A. c. Snyder Is shelling considerable old corn
this fall,
Preaching next Sunday at four o clock by Rev
Shaley.
Let everybody attend the rally at the Center
next Monday evening. Farmers come out and
bring your wives with you. G. +. Scott and
others will address the meeting.
s. J. Stafford is building fne barn on the
home farm.
Tine plain straightforward facts that Hon. 4.
III Funston gave the people at the rally last Sat-
urday can certainly be understood by the new
party. Answer them further by that divine in
juction Answer fool according to his folly. I"
Our platform-we demand an lola market re-
ket, after stsy-at-home for month we are
surprised and often disappointed and sometimes
III we'd knowed this we'd brung our turnips
and punkens instead Of a-feedin' 'em to the
COWS,
We are pleased at the position the REGISTER
takes In regard to tho other papers of 1ola-es-
pecially the Farmers FrieRd-such indeed as the
mastin takes with the poodle. As instance,
when the REGISTER quotes Mr.. Hayward as say
the statement false by SIS OOo) the Friend shouts
you have wilfully lied again. Mr.. II only
then the dignihed language IL uses, such rs
place that sheet in an enviable position nor In an
atmosphere OF education or refinement, and can
not gain prestige.
X. J. weith has rented his farm and will sell
out and move to lola where he will hammer iron
We are sorry to lose johnnie" from our
The Iola register., 1890-10-24
HON. X. w. BLUE

HON. X. w. BLUE
Will address the people of the Second
District at the following times and
places:
Friday, October "a, Moran.
Saturday, October Is, Humboldt,
Monday, October "a, Wellsville.
Tuesday, October b. Clinton.
"wednesday, October %, Osawatomie.
sThursdsy, October 80. Paola.
Friday, October 81, Argentine.
Saturday, November !, Olathe
Monday. November 5, Garnett.
All meetings will be held at o'clock
p. m. except where otherwise
indicated. Local committees are re-
quested to make all necessary ar
rangements for these meetings.
*Hon. w. B. Webster, of Fl. Scott,
will be with Mr.. Blue at Ktncaid, Osa-
watomie and Paola Hon. Noah Bow
man, of Garnett, at Humboldt, aud
Hon, w. T. Reed, Of Kansas City, at
Wellsville.
Dates for other prominent speakers
will be announced rs early as practic-
able. BY order of Committee.
o. A. GEEsEKA,
CHAs. +. SCOTT, Chairman.
Secretary.
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ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
CL OTHERS
AND DEALERS IN BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
MEMS FURNISHINGS, TRUNKS, sATCHELs, &C., &C.
To our patrons and the public generally, Greeting:

To Our patrons and the public generally Greeting
congratulate you years
elsewhere showing favorable
weeks Already the effects this Is felt in busnesmoney
is more plenty and purchases made more freely
pleasure calling attention again
Owing the gloomy outlook
feared they would be left with large and
trade which they knew reliable they sold figures
and taking advantage of this opportunity the belief that the later
outlook would be much better, made purchases FALL
goods prices
be duplicated 1t the advantage these
low prices and know that give reliable goods
at prices which other dealers cannot touch.
The goods nearly all in. In Clothing
good vable Workuit at close through
the different grades handsome subby made urbutton Cua
way or q Prince Albert suit
you Orr
Ovesa which need recommendation those who
them We have the largest stock Overcoa brought lola
all
space give goods
Come and see u.s.!
Yours very truly,
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
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THE SECOND DISTRICT CAMPAIGN.
Hon. f. H. Funston will address the
people of the Second Congressional
District at the following times and

District at the following times and
places:
Friday, October n, Fulton.
Saturday, October 70, Bronson.
Monday, October q, Fort Scott.
Tuesday, October y, Lane.
Wednesday, October -, williamsburg.
Thursday, October 30, Westphalla.
Friday, October 81, Ottawa.
Saturday, November l, Kansas City.
Monday, November 3, Lawrence.
fHon. 8. j. Shively, of Paola, will
be with Mr.. Funston at the places
thus marked. Mr.. Shively win also
address meeting at Lenexa on
Wednesday, October %.
The Iola register., 1890-10-24

Mr.. Allen said Wednesday that at
the close of the war there was twenty
The Iola register., 1890-10-24

Mr.. Stewart, In his speech Wednes-
day night, asserted that the Mckinley
bill reduced the tariff on castor beans
per cent. This Is not true. The
Mckinley bill makes no change in the
tariff on castor beans, leaving it at 50
cents q bushel.
The Iola register., 1890-10-24

Granting even that the employment
of additional counsel was q reflection
on the ability of Capt. Ewing as an
attorney, d9es any one honestly be-
lieye itwould be bsttefed by eleeting
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Another Reealiarity of all these
speeches was that they had no word
about prohibition. 4 decision of the
courts has destroyed the efficacy OF
our prohibitory laws and unless they
are re-enacted the State will be given
over again to the reign of the saloon.
And yet the advocates and candidates
Of party asking to be put In power
have no word to indicate whether
they would sustain prohibition or de-
feat it. And they were equally silent
upon all other State issues. Silent
upon the question: of cheaper school
books. Silent upon the QUESTION of
lower salaries. Silent upon the qass<
ton Of assessment and taxation. 81
lent upon the question Of weekly pay
ment of wages. Silent upon the
question of free passes to public
officials. Silent upon the question
of protecting young children.
Upon all these, which are Of more
vital importance to our individual
lives and fortunes than any matter of
National policy, silent as the grave.
And yet these men claim that they
are the special champions and repre-
of "the Peoplew Instead
of discussing these issues and telling
us what their party would do with
them, they spent all their time telling
about the wicked things the Repub-
lican party had done. Spent SO much
time at this that they forgot to tell
about the good things they would do.
The Iola register., 1890-10-24

There are a few men IN Allen coun-
ty now following after the strange
Peoples god, who within little
while will be seeking the way back to
the Republican party painfully and
with tears and praying to be forgiven
for their blindness. Happy for them
II their sin be not remembered against
them.
The Iola register., 1890-10-24

Mr.. Power was careful always In
introducing Mr.. Stewart to say that
ne was the State Secretary of the +,
NJ. b. A. 1t was Q very palpable of.
fort to leave the impression that this
organization stood sponsor for and
was identified with the peoples party.
How do the Republican members of
the organization like 1t?
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sho ohSoiShyf dhu 81 II Cdulo 10
pass that the boys called him "Old
Oligarchy,n and he went by that
principle it Is suggested that MI.
Allen be called "Old Plutocracy.n
-.
We observe that at the last meeting
Of the County Assembly, F. N. b. A,
resolution was passed instructing
the representative In the Legislature
from this county to work for q law
providing that the State furnish 3
uniform series Of school books, at cost.
and also for an equitable adjustment
and reduction of county officers sal
aries to conform with existing con-
ditions of private enterprise and labor.
We desire to call the attention of
the members of the F. NJ. b. A. to the
fact that by voting for Mr.. l.. b.
Pearson, q brother member of their
9rder. they will help elect repre-
sentatiye who is already pledged,
through his party platf9rm, to work
for just the reforms above set firth.
The Republican platform, both state
and county, demands o uniform series
Of school books ut cost, and the read
justment and reduction of official SAL
aries. And 1t Is the only platform that
does.
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Maritime aw, Jurisdiction and Irac'te.
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Hon. MYEK 5. ISAACS. Examination of Titles TO Real
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