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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14
Publication Notice.
First published Feb, 81. lse


In the District Court Of the Seventh judicial
District within and for the county OF Allen in
the State Of Kansas.
Edward Austin and Charles HI
Tindal, plaintiffs.
Samuel Singer, Hattie c. Singer
his wife, Fabius NJ. Clark and
X. J Kelley, defendants
er, Hattie c. Singer and RADIUS N. Cisrf. vii
take notice that the said Edward Austin and
Charles II. Tindal, PLAINTIFF, did, heretofore
on or about the 4th day Of February 1850. Ale
for the county Of Alien. In the State Of Kansas.
against you the ssid defendants and =. J. Ksl.
ley and that you the said defendants. must
answer said petition filed as Aforesaid on or
Fifth Day OF April, 1890.
or said petition will be taken % true, and .
Judgment rendered In said action agsinct said
defendants Samuel Singer and Hattie c Sing.
er. for the sum Of one hundred and Afty-ssvsa
and S0-l00 dollars, with interest thereon at the
rate OF II per cent per aLnnm, from the 1rst
day OF December, 1856, and for costs Of suit;
and further Judgment against said defendants
for the foreclosure OF q certain mortga 70 upon
the following described real estate, 70 Wit:
The north half tn) OF the southwest quarter
~ er sscOn o. @ /.
east OF the sixth principal meridian. lying and
situated In the county Of Allen, In the State 81
Hansas, and adjudgiDg that the said plsinsils
have the hrst lien on said premises, to the
amount for which judgments win be takea e
aforesaid. and ordering said premises to BE-
sold without apprsisement, and the proceeds
piaintin and costs q suit. and forever Sasrins
and f0reclOsipg said defendants, snd each Of
them, Of and from all right, title, isstSts. IN.
terest. property, and equity Of redemption, In
u " '' COOK Z Gossk1RT IT, Ass s Tor p,x.
Attest: 81 p. JAcoBY, clerk Ills
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14

THE third party prohibitionists con-
vention recently held at Topeka
amcng other brilliant achievements
adopted the following resolution:
Ninth.-We especially regard the
appointment and hasty confirmation
of Judge Brewer to the United States
Supreme Court, notwithstanding his
decisions adverse to our State Prohibi-
tory law and the earnest remonstran-
Cos of prohibitionists everywhere as
proof conclusive that the first concern
Of the present administration II to pro-
pitiate the liquor power, and pave the
way for such a change in the person.
mel of that august body as may lead 10
a reversal Of its decisions in regard to
Prohibitory legislation.
Notwithstanding the fact that Judge
Brewers long and honorable service
ON the Kansas bench had been charac-
terized by such marked ability ~ to
commend him for appointment to .
seat in the highest tribunal in the
land. and that in all these years dur
ing which he has stood in the bright
light of public life no flaw il found in
his record, these sanity reformers
would have had his confirmation re-
fused because he at one time rendered
a decision obnoxious to them. OF
what statesmen Is this party made up!
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14
CONCERNING DOC COLE
MORAN, KAN, |
Mar. 3rd. 1890

MAJ. Otu, lo0U.
Editor lola Register: see in your
valuable issue Of Feb. 18th that Clar-
ence Norton treats very thoroughly
and satisfactorily the blood lines of the
horse Doc Cole, and in bis description
be says: doc Cole was q very beauti-
full horse, 16 hands high, glossy brown
weight 100 lbs, splendid feet, legs,
shoulders aud head" which Is all cor
rect, but he goes too far and says his
only fault was he had great speed for q
quarter but could not hold 1t for a
mile. Now beg space In your columns
to state that Doc Cole could 70 two
miles at top speed when In condition
for . drive Of that kind. Now I do
not accuse Mr.. Norton Of making this
mis-statement Intentionally. I think
1t has been hear.say with him and I
consider 1t my duty tn correct 1t, as
this subject has been written on before
aud the horse IL not 10 this section and
l once owned the horse. I think IL
fair In giving him his just dues. Doc
speed, any more than the exercise he
usually got. He was speeded some at
two years old and showed q good clip
for his age. He has been kept for
breeding ever since. Doc Cole left
produce In this vicinity that certainly
stamps him ~ . good representative
Of bis family and proves that he was
horse of great merit and individual ex.
cellence. write merely because this
matter has appeared in the REGISTER
heretofore, and the farmers of this vi
cinity are interested. Yours most
truly, j. w. HARDIN.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14
Publication Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS !.

STATE "a, Es OF ca H1NsAs SIS.
In the district court In and for said county.
The New England Loan and Trustl Plaintiff.
Company, corporation
Afford E. Norm an, Mary e. Nor-
man. Helen N. Stone and B. G.
Eeed JDefenda1tD
said defendants Afford E. Norman, Mary 4.
Norman, Helen NJ Stone and b c. Beed will
take notice that they have been sued in the
above named court on . certain promissoFy
notes signed by defendants Afford Z. and Mary
Z Norman and for the foreclosure Of . certain
mortgage deed on the following described
property situated In Allen county naDeas: The
northeast quarter fractional and the east half
Of the northwest quarter fractional Of section
four ~ In township twenty.Six CO south Of
range twenty.o (sD east Of the esh principal
therein by said plaintiff on or before the End
day Of April A. ID. 1880 or said petition will -
taken as true and Judgment for 5000 and u
per cent interest from January 6, lSS6, all
back taxes and costs Of suis against dsfendsnts
Afford 4. Norman aud Mary e. Norman.
And against all the above named defendants
foreciosing a certain mortgage on the Sboye
described premises and adjudging thse the
plaintiff has the first lien, on said promises 10
the amount for which Judgment will be taken
rs foresaid and ordering said premises 70 Be
due the plaintiff and costs sfsuit nd taxes and
forever barring and closing said defendants
and each Of them OF and from all right, titie.
estate, property and equity OF redemption In or
to said premises or any part thereof. JOHN
e. HALL & 8. G. BLOWN, PLAINTIFF stsor.
H:IS N. r. Jacoby, Clerk Dist Court,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14
ASSignee'S Notice.

In the District Court Of Allen county, Kansas.
In the matter Of the assignment, for the bene-
rell. W. p. Gorrell and J. H. Gorreil, partneFs
doing business at Moran and Centerville, ksn.
sas, under the firm name and style Of L. II.
Gorrell & Company.
Public notice IL hereby given that I. Vim. q.
Mcclure, assignee OF said assigned estate, Will
On the thirtieih tS0th) day Of June, 1870. ssd
for two consecutive days thereafter, as The law
Office OF Benton & Campbell In tbs city Of lola.
AIlen county, In the State Of Kansas, said city
being the county seat Of the county where the
inveDtory OF said assigned estate II died, %.
tend In person and proceed, publicly, to sdtass
tate and effects; and that will commences The
adjustment and allowance Of suoh demAods
against the trust funds Of said assigned estate
ct nine O'Clock .. M and continue the sa0e
until i've O'Clock d. IN. of each OF said three
days. WV. H. MCCLURE, Assignee. l3-n
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14
CONTRADICTORY reports have been
given the press in regard to the en-
dorsement by the Oklahoma Central

CONTRADICTORY reports have been
given the press in regard to the en-
dorsement by the Oklahoma Central
Committee of Hon. J. V. Admire
for Governor of the Territory.
Mr.. Admire was the only candi-
date who allowed his name to 90 be-
fore the convention and the vote on
the question of bis Endorsement was .
tie, amounting to nothing. It is bet.
Ter so. AS rule the policy Of the adj
ministration of filling federal positions
from residents If .,,e territory to which
they are accredited IL good; but the
peculiar circumstances existing in Ok.
lahoma warrant a deviation from the
rule. In addition to the rivalry 40 to
the location of the capital each town
has its factional fight in which oil
prominent men must be more or less
involved. The governor should be en-.
tirely disinterested and unpredudice 4
and he should be man of such char.
acter and reputation a. will lend hon.
or to the poeitiou and command the re.
spect and consideration Of the people.
The same reasons apply with especial
force 10 judicial appointments. The
courts will, as soon NJ established, be
Inundated with litigation growing out
of the long reign OF semi-anarchy, and
the decisions of judges entirely beyond
SUSPICION of prejudice will be more
readily acquiesced in than those Of any
resident officer, no matter how high
his character.
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rolled away.

HENRY LoMIs NELSON, has written
for Harper's Weeklyan article entitled
.'Some New York Clubs" similar to
the one on "The Clubs," which he
contributed to the same periodical last
January. HE new article will appear
in four-page Supplement to the mum.
Der which Is to be published March IL,
and will be illustrated from drawings
by T. DeThulstrup, Charles Graham,
and II. M. Wilder,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14
THE PEOPLES FORUM.
WHY NOfp

It il proposed that the government
maintain . telegraph service in COD.
uection with the postal service. OF
courre this plan 10 bitterly oppo sed by
the Western Union, ~ it would In ter
fere seriously with the latter com.
pany's profits. The proposition, how.
ever, is meeting with favor from some
of the most ssgacious statesmen in
Washington. It Is especially favored
by Postmaster General Wannamaker,
whose good sense gets to the heart of
the matter In the statement, "Al We
want IL The authority. aud wire."
Government telegraph service would
be Of great advantage to the whole
people, saving them hundred Of thou
sands of dollars annually, and should
be favored by all citizens, irrespective
of party, because,
LIST. AS one of the reasons of trans
hitting, IL should fall naturally under
the same control 40 the mail service,
and Ii needs no straining Of tho gov.
erment prerogative to include such
services.
End. All meanp for the communi.
cation Of thought should combine. the
maximum of efficiency with the
minimum Of cost. Our present telegraph
service has neither of these qualities;
and from the nature Of the case gov.
eminent management IL the only one
that can give these qualities.
3rd. A corporation which nxes ito
rates 90 high as to earn net seven per
cent. annually on four times the coet
of Its plant, does not and should not
have the adherence Of the people when
. future continuance Of It's power is
brought into question.
A. 8. OLIN.
Ottawa, Kansas, March s. 1880.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
From Register Reportsrs-What Il
Being Done ThrousAoat the
CouAty-Events and Gee.
ap Of The Week.
Hpnkoldk

Humboldt
Mr.. j. W. Hamm and his bride have located
on farm adjoining the city on the north side.
Another wedding this week. A Mr.. Stewart
Of Colorado and Miss Mary Doty were married
and viii start for Pueblo, Colorado, their fu-
ture home In few days.
We had some Items handed No for publica-
ti0n last week too late to send OF. Items can.
not be received later than noon on Wednesday
II. A. Kemmerer the liverymsn and L. N.
Vert are on trade for the livery stable Of the
latter.
The lecture Ut Germania hall Tuesday even.
Ing had very poor attendance,
The musical entertainment at the Prrsby ter
Ian church last week was success. Il shows
that We have some musicians that are good
was carried ont we'll. Tho elocution By Miss
Alice G. ROLAND "HoW the Farmer Heard
Rube Play the Piano, called ous . good deal
q applause, and the young lady had to appear
the second time.
It 10 somewhat queer Why . lot Of mon arc
s;mig.osins and arr. q. going away Q. business
week and that may have something to do with
Il.
There was some excitement Friday about
fading some old clothes IL the well st the 8.
x stock yards About the time the news got
mp town dead man was found and I suppose
IN the well: On Investigation It was, found
that some fellow had bought new suit and had
thrown the old one down the well.
SO the editor wants NJ 70 sign our name to
our correspondence. Well we Gre responsl.
BILE for oil we write from here and our hand
writing u easily distinguished, for II there 10
the one that has to read It. but II you or the
reader can make anything out Of it here IL 10
AnVGA.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14

THE Kansas City Globe sums up the
Oklahoma African colonization scheme
in the following nut shell;
Of course no one could or would OBJ.
ject If the negro went into the country
upon the same footing as any other
citizen, took up bis claim, cultivated
and improved it and fulfilled the
conditions of the law and obtained his
title to the land. That il a right the
negro has In common with the other
citizens Of the republic. But he has no
more right to undertake 70 take up all
the lands in that country and appro-
priale them to the use Of members of
the race than have the blacksmith or
carpenters of this country to do the
same thing. The negro is q citizen,
entitled to the same rights under the
law as though his shin were not black,
no more and no LEES.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14

Boston Herald: The Kansas i'm
migration bureau il gathering names
of eastern people by scores of thou.
sands and sending them circulars filled
with growing accounts of Kansas as q
good Slate to come to. The Kaneas
real estate people are trying to get low
rates for the people to reach that State
and presumably they also want the
getting away rates made as high ~
possible. The competition Of the newer
States for eastern immigrants Is very
sharp, but Kansas keeps well at the
front and makes great gains. for it is .
wonderfully fertile country.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14

SPEAKING Of the suggestion that
Mr.. Ingalis be asked TO deliver speech
on agricultural and farm matters, an
exchange enquiries, "What does Senator
Ingalls, know about farming?" We
are not posted as to the extent of bis
Information, but when tie Kansas
Senator talks the fact usually crops out
that he knows whereof he speaks; and
what is quite as much to the point. the
people stop to listen.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14

(Notices under this heading will be inserted
one week free Of charge for all subscriber to
the REGISTER. Any such Excepting those
regularly engaged In the mercantile pusiness)
having anything to sell or trade, or wanting 70
buy anything, are cordially invited to use this
o0lumnl.
Thee. Maxson, OF Lab srpe, has severty-five
acr,s Of late cut hay In good round stackS-S25
cash, or will take stock In exchange.
L. Hobart, lola, has good brood mare for
sale.
ST Lowe, five miles northwest OF Moran,
has % head good brood stock hogs, and good
brood sows, heavy with pig, for sale.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14

WE venture the opinion that II the
$4,000 Kansas men who. 1t is claimed,
have signed petitions asking Govern.
or Humphrey to call special session
of the legislature had known the
amount of money involved they would
have considered the matter more seri.
ously. The special session Of 1886 cost
the state something over $3.50, 600 and
the luxury would come considerably
higher now. We can't afford it.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14
SCHOOL RH0RTs.

Monthly report Of Neosho Valley District
No II, for the month ending March !, 1850.
Number Of pupils enrolled this month, males
Is; females Is; total 30; average daily attend
ance "a. Names of those not absent nor tardy,
and Ella Bolin, Bert, Roscoe and Emma Clark,
Ervie Baird, Bertha Peck and Carl Williams,
Jay Baird, .Ianey Fulks. Perry Peck. We
earnestly invite the patrons - visit Us.
s. s. WHIrLow, Teacher.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14
DO Y0U WAIT A PIHsI0Nq

Will T. Walker of yelling ION, Kan
sas, an attorney with ten years success
full experience in the prosecution OF
Pension claims, will be at the Penn
sylvania Hotel. lola, Kansas, on Mon.
day, March 18th. Call aud nee him.
No charge for consultation. Satisfac
ton guaranteed In all business eDtrus.
ted to his care. Bring discharge and
pension certificate. He refers to Hon.
l.. U. Humphrey, Governor Of Kansas,
and Hon. 8. Il. Peters. NJ. C. 7th Dist.
of Kansas,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14
THE ALLIANCE PLATFORM -.

The Commute appointed Dy tht
Farmers Alliance and the Kansai
State Grange to form some basis o
union for the two organizations hai
formulated q platform.
1t demands that no new class o
securities shall be substituted for gov
eminent bonds as q basis for national
bank notes; that ne more national
banks shall be chartered and all exist.
ing charters to expire with the present
limit; that legal tender treasury notes
be issued to replace retired bank note:
to be regulated in amount upon q per
capita basis as the population increases
and always to be sufficient to meet the
demands of the business interests o
the country:
1t demands the free and unlimited
coinage of silver or the issue of legal
tender silver certificates against the
unlimited deposit Of bullion.
1t demands national legislation to
effectually prevent the dealing in fu.
lures 10 all agricultural and mechanic.
al productions.
1t demands the prohibition Of alien
ownership of land, and that steps be
taken to obtain all the lands owned by
aliens and foreign syndicates; and that
all lands held by railroads not used
and needed by them, be reclaimed by
the government and held for actual
settlers only.
1t affirms the doctrine of equal rights
to all and special privileges to none;
and that all revenuee-natiOnal, state
and county-shall be limited to the
necessary expenses of the government,
economically administered.
shall control the meaus OF communica.
ton and transportation to the extent
Of insuring THEN operation in the in
tereet Of the people. with due regard to
the rights Of those owning and opera
ting the same.
1t demands the issue of fractional
paper currency.
1t demands legislation which shall
do away with luxurious interest.
1t demands legislation which STALL
be Injurious to trusts and combines.
1t demaude the adjustment Of the
salaries of 0ficials on q basis to CORES.
pond with the wages paid other forms
Of labor.
1t demands the adoption of the Aus.
tralian system of voting.
IT demands that all text books for
use In common schools shall be COM
piled, printed and bound by the State,
and furnished to the pupils at cost.
1t advocates free sugar, with bounty
to home producers equal to the present
tariff duties.
II recommends to the two orders q
hearty and earnest cooperation in
business matters 90 far as the same
may be deemed practical.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14
Publication Notice.
first published Feb. IA. $500,

CTATE OF KANSAS, ALLEN COUNTY, 80.
- In the district court for said county.
In the matter Of the change of name Of Will
lam II. Stigenwalt to william II Root.
To whom it may concern: Public notice 10
hereby given thatI. william h. StiR0awals,
will, on the first day OF the next term q the
District Court OF Allen county Kansas, t0-Wls:
The 18th day OF March. ls90, or % soon afseg %
the court IAN hear the same, make application
10 said court to have my name changed from
william ii. >tigenwslt to William n. Root,
for the res sons set forth In my petition now ON
file in the Office of the clerk OF said court.
WILLIAM. n. SIlGENWALT.
Renton 4 Campbell. ATTORNEYS
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14
Ducklsn's Arniea Salys.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chopped hands, chilblains.
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed TO give perfect salts.
faction, or money REFUNDED. Price Is
cents per box. For sale BY w. J. Ev.
ans (successor to 0OOdhue 4 Evans).
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Ottawa, Kansas, March s. 1890.
ANOTHER WAY OUT"
HUMBOLDT, KANSAS,
March 18th, 1880.

To the Register
As you warmly invite Investigation.
wish to drop . few thoughts would
like to review the sway Out" but
have not time, or space this time. But
the other mercinal idea Of the "Far-
mer's Storage Plan", which has been
discussed In the REGISTER for some
time, calls for some thought.
1t is not . new idea, 10 the papers
seem to think, nor Is 1t fraught with 30
much intricacy or difficulty as appears
TO be the public idea. In all my in
tercourse and conversation on the
financial depression among the far.
mers, have advocated the principle
for twenty years.
But there are questions which lay
behind this storage matter, and must
be settled before it can be made avail.
able. 1t il = national question and
until the great agricultural operators
harmonic and rest on o few central
states, no farmers or community Of
farmers will ever be able to reach the
financial compensation for bis products
to which he is, by every principle Of
justice entitled. You may quarantine
every bushel Of grain aud potatoes and
every pig aud every beef animal In
Kansas, and IL would not affect the
general market more than q cup of
water thrown into the Mississippi
would effect the aggregate flood of the
Gulf of Mexico.
Farmers are working at the wrong
end of the string. Their efforts are to
reduce the price of what we have to
buy, aud many are bowling Themselves
hoarse ouer the robber tariff
II this does not fall into the waste
basket, I may arraign the old tyrant
In the future for trial.
But let Us try to see where the
trouble Is. 1t Is an assertion, I believe
a. old as civilization, that lin union
there Ia strength" It 10 lamentable
fact that the farmers are the only peO.
pc in the world in whom there Is no
union. A school district will meet
and organize an F. NJ. B. A., or q Far
mers Alliance, or . Grange, and what
does it amount to when done? There
is no union Of ideas, each will tena-
ciously adhere to his own idea. I sug-
gest this plan. Let every man lay
aside his unreasonable ambitions to
rule and boss, then each agricultural
State form their state organization,
and these uuite and form . national
congress, composed of delegates from
the state organisation on q just princi.
pie of representation. Then let this
national congress fix such prices on
agricultural products as will be rea-
sonably renumerative to the farmer
and be just aud fair to the consumer.
and let no farmer sell aught below
the National Grange prices, and If any
farmer suffers, let the congress help
him out until his products will bear
exchange. It looks to me like this
would be better way out.
Yours truly,
r, v. REED.
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Notice Of Appointment.
IL STATE OF KANSAS q.

HE STATE OF hANyxB 4.
LIEN COUNTY,
In the matter Of the estate OF Reuben ID. Jones,
late Of Allen county, Kansas.
Notice 10 hereby given that on the 18th day OF
March, A. D., 1880. the undersigned was. by
the Probate Court OF Allen county. Kansas,
duly appointed and qualiHei - administrative
OF the estate Of Reuben d. Jones late VI Allen
county, deceased. All parties interested In
selves accordingly. SARAH Z JONES, Adj
ministratrix 13-E
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-14

A. u. STACEY left yesterday for . trip
through Alabama and other southern
states for the Kansas City Journal.
He will be absent several weeks
Topeka Capital.
Till the clouds have rolled away.