The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-02-28

Suu Wis. Lei. NOfInIup nav
moved into their uewsshome this week
the honse on Walnut street where Mr.
J. n. Young formerly lived, and ar,
now ready to welcome their friend,
"nder their own 'vine and hy tree.
: The memorial to Congress, drawn u,
oF Toe committee appointed for tina
purp:se bv the National Silver Con
, Venti'n,. !. printed la full on another
page OF this issue Any one DESIRING
To post up on the silver side of tn,
money question will find il fairly anf
, ably presented 10 this document.
Ex-Sheriff Britton went to Wilm
ington, ILL.,, the first of the weeh
where he arrested G. J. O'Hara, ons
ct the men indicted by the last grand
, Jury for completely in the murder Of
; Columbus Carter. Mr.. Britton reach.
ed home with bis prisoner Tuesday.
Our prediction that the Pacific slope
: wOuldn suit w. J. Ihrig very long
has found even earlier fulfiiment than
we anticipated We received q letter
from him last Saturday which read as
follow: "Send my paper to Kansas
City. Kansas is good enough for me. -
Agent Gabe asks us to say that the
Mo. Pac., will sell round trip tickets
to parties wanting TO attend the cattle
ralsers' cOnven ton tn be held at Fl.
Worth. Texas, March IL, for Sl6 80.
Tickets will be on sale March 7 and s
and are limited to return March 81, 80.
Elder B. F. Kittinger, Of Gettysburg
Penns. lvania. says he had been suffer.
ing with cold and cough, also his
wife, that they took to using Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and received
great benefit from It. Yet he says,
1T was so pleasant 20 take" For ssl
by all druggists.
| Laurence Record: Chas. F. Scott,
OF the lola REGISTER, was in the city
last evening He was on his way to
attend the Republican league meeting
at Topeka. When questioned regard
ing the 81. 900 majority for this fall, he
remarked that Allen county would
contribute her share In the matter.
We regret to learn, 10y a note from
the postmaster at Bronson, that DR. ].
B. Torbert. well known there and at
Humboldt, has cleft for parts un.
Known" We thought better Of the
Doctor than that he would 60 off and
leave his creditors without so much as
word of goodbye. 1t seems you
never can tell.
See here! Wheat il cheap and we
offer you flour and feed at these prices
Patent at $500 per hundred pounds,
bakers" at 81 80 per hundred pounds
Fancy" at 81 20 per hundred pounds,
meal at 60 cents per hundred pounds,
chop at 40 cents per hundred pounds,
bran at 90 cents per hundred pounds
rhayer & Gilmore.
Mr.. Pryor is strong in the faith that
he has struck gold in his gas we'll, and
he shows particles Of substance
winch does certainly resemble the
precious metal. But it is not likely
that shaft will re sunk at once.
One thing at time is Iola's motto; and
she is giving her undivided attention
just now to marble.
In addition to what was said for
Them last Friday the teachers In the
public school DIES ire US to express
through the REGISTER their i1divid-
ual and collective thanks to the citi.
zens whose liberality provided each of
their rooms with beautiful flag. The
flag lie not only an ornament to their
rooms but an inspiration to them and
their pupils.
The growth of the graded school
system in our county Is shown in q |
most gratifying manner by the fact
that 150 pupils took the graduation
examinations held last week. These
pupils represent As district schools
more than half of all in the county. |
The papers are all in Supt. Barber's
office to he examined and graded, no |
small task.
Mr.. J. F. Masters, cashier of EN-
mitt q Co.'s Bank, at Waverly, Ohio, |
says: II consider Chamberlain's |
Cough Remedy the best I have ever |
used After using several other kinds,
without benefit, tried it and it quick.
ly cured me, after years of suffering
with an obstinate cough and throat
trouble" SO cent bottles for sale by
all druggists.
Entirely to his surprise, for he did
not know that his name had been
mentioned in connection with the
place, the editor of this paper was
unanimously elected vice. president of
the Republican State League at the
Convention held in Topeka last week.
He was also elected one of the del
egates to the National Convention
which meets at Nashville, Tenn, next
week
Mr.. j. W. Hamm aud Miss Julia E..
Works were married at eight o'clock
last evening at the residence of the
brides parents in Humboldt. Mr..
Hanm is well known az one of the
former proprietors I the CQurQas and
his bride has been one Ut HumbOldt's
most popular young ladies, both
highly and deservedly esteemed. The
REGISTER tenders its hearty congrat.
u!atiOns.
We desire to again direct the atteu.
ton OF our country subscribers 70 the
''FO- Sale or Tradep column. This
column Ia published exclusively for
their benefit and they are not only in.
vited but urged to make use of it.
Those who have used it have assured
10 that they have saved the price Of
the paper many times over by 80 do.
ing. Try it and see II that will not be
our experience.
Talking with Neosbo county farm.
ar the other day, he said that one of
his neighbors made thirty dollars an
acre of Of part of his farm last year.
He did II with crop Of castor beans,
raising fifteen bushels to the acre and
selling them for two dollars a bushel.
The same gentleman told US that tbe
ieaiers were contractjna thia years
,rop at 81 60 a hqahel. These remarks .
nay furnish 2 pnipter for somebody.
We regret to learn of the sudden