The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-09-12

the only regularly appointed one a
this place, but he wishes to state EN-
phatically that he Is not responsible,
for the dispatch which was sent from
here to last Sundays dailies, nor haC
he anything to do with one or two 9th
er preposterously lying dispatches
that were recently sent out from lola
They were sent by a young man who
In order to send them, had to both lie
and steal. He lied when he pretend.
ed to be the press agent, i'm order to
get his message on the wires. and he
stole when he duped the Press Asso.
citation into paying for a message that
IL would not have received If 1t had
known 1t was sent by self-appointed
reporter. We have seen the sign
ed dispatches so we know what
and whom we are talking about
We mention the matter, how
ever, not i'm the hope that the
young man will reform, for his failing
Is constitutional and probably cannot
be cured; but merely to let our friends
know that we have not quite lost all
regard for truth and decency.
Capt. Ewing and Mr.. Foust went to
Wichita Monday to appear before
Judge Foster in our original package
case. The Judge held court i'm his
bed room with Democratic caucus Cd
one side and ResubmissiOn caucus
on the other and hand playing down.
stairs. He said that he should be
governed by the i'intention" of the
party accused. If he "intendedn to
ship the liquor in single bottles then
he would discharge him, whatever the
bills of lading might show. OF course,
after this hint, it didn't take the lit
tie Dago very long to make up his
mind as to what s"intentionsnwere
and upon his simple declaration the
Judge discharged him, and hastened
to join the congenial spirits i'm the
lobby below. So the o. D. man comes
out on top at last, but it was q rocky
road and he will probably not want
to travel it again.
Before buying your school books, it
will pay you to call at the P. o. Book
Store and get prices. If you want a
book that lie as good as
new, you can get it, and save from %
TO 80 per cent. Allen has q full line of
books, both new and secondhand, and
4 you conclude that you do not want
or shelf worn books, YOU
AN get the new. Remember that he
mas some great bargains i'm school
books, states, tablets, etc. Will take
my school book that you may have
n exchange for goods and allow what
{ is worth, If it can be used. Before |
buying please call and get prices and
,e convinced that he can do you good.
The Neosho Falls Fair will be held
September "a, % and 20, and promises
ONE unusal attractions. Political
peaking will be feature of eace day.
IN the first day Gov. Humphrey will
,e the orator, on the second day J. b.
Weaver, of Iowa, and NJ. w. Wilkins,
will speak and Oh the last day Mrs.
4. +. Lease will address the people.
here will be races every day and on
he 18th there will be big barbecue.
he greatest race will be between
Boots" and "Tylda," 1.-THE Meade
nare) for 800. There will doubtless
e good crowds every day.
Mr.. G. Golf and Walt Mcneil have
ntered into a partnership in the
,welry and matchmaking business,
nd will run shops both here and at
1Oran, Walt. going out to the latter
lace, and Mr.. Golf establishing him.
elf here in the west side of Mr..
'oung's shoe store. We can recon-
lend Mr.. Mcneil to the people of Mo-
IN and vicinity as a careful and skill
u workman and bespeak for him a
bod patronage. II
We are requested to.give notice that !
lie +. NJ. b. A. Lodges of Ozark town.
nip, Anderson county, will hold a
vo-days' picnic, October and 2, in =
lie grove IL miles east of Colony. On I
le first day there will be political G
by prominent representa- {
YES Of all parties, and on the second !
w there will be grand barbecue,
large number of sheep and oxen be-
g already secured. They expect to !
ave a great big time and want every Q
,dy to come.
Prof. Whitehill asks us to say that
room has been fitted up i'm the build
g north of the Court House for a I
hool room and will be occupied by \
e Eighth grade i'm charge of Mr.. ]. q
Henderson. Pupils who will at
nd the Eighth grade the coming
ar will please report at the room
dicated on Monday morning instead (
the main building. Pupils who .
ish to make up deficiencies in order !,
pass from the Eighth to the Ninth
ade will report at the High School
ON Friday from 1:30 to 4 p. m. t
Pursuant to call the new Republic. y
n county central committee met i'm Il
e court house on Wednesday and
ganized by the election of Capt. c.
Kelsey, chairman, and L. NJ. Eek a
Y, secretary, 1t was determined to fl
osecute an active campaign and c. Ii
Kelsey, r. w. Duffy, HI. Hender- \
n, L. NJ. Eckley and It. S. Slower
ere appointed an executive commit 70
3 to have general charge. The CAM y
ign will probably be opened by a 9
and rally early in October. a
For the st. Louis Exposition to be
Id in ST. Louis September 3rd to il
'tOber 18th, the Missouri Pacific rail- h
ad will sell round trip excursion =,
kets at rate of Que and one-third =,
e. Rate $3.50 with admission q
ket of % cents each. Tickets will
on sale Thursdays and Monday on fir
lowing dates: Sept. 4, 8, II, Is, Is, Il
p, %, and October 2, Is and 10, h
nited for return 8 days from date of b
lie.
Treasurer Cunningham received this II
eek from the State treasurer the l.
m of S464.2 p, to be paid to the heirs Il
John Abrams, deceased. The mon II
has been in the State treasury
ice 1870, having been sent there by ~,
e process of law, as no heirs put in h,
pearance at that time to claim it. m
e heirs recently became aware of n,
facts and unnn esfa hlishino their y