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The Iola register., 1891-10-16
Moran.

Mr. James GOrreU and family were visiting
friends and relatives here this week,
W. J.. Wisely.of Usage township died of heart
disease, at the residence of his mother-in-Iaw
Mrs. Hunnison, last Wednesday His remains
were inferred in the Moran cemetery on Thurs
day afternoon.
A. c. G.. Shockley has sold his store building
and stock of goods to ID. Ewart of lola
c. J. Eorton's little boy died with diphtheria
Monday morning aud was buried in the lola
cemetery Tuesday
Mr.. Sutherland of lola is here moving
building for G Z. Thompson
Russell Hartman. well known man here,
died in Paola Friday night. His body was sent
to his parents here and was buried in the Mo-
ran cemetery Sunday.
n q. Brown living mile east of town Is
building a large barn.
School will commence here Monday with the
following teachers: J. A. Coulter, principal:
G; w Smith, intermediate: Mrs. G. W Smith,
primary; and Miss Gertrude McGisshan, assis-
tant primary
The Iola register., 1891-10-16

Our school ground. well and house have all
been cleaned and put in good shape and our
school commenced last Monday with q good at
tendance and Miss Sadie Cain as teacher
G. W and b. + Sherills have gone to Deer
Greek to thresh
x. Drake has gone to Oklahoma to look at the
country. His father is staying with Mrs.
Drake during his absence.
Some have their apples picked and some are
still picking them Owing to the dry weather
and bail the crop is not very large here.
The Iola register., 1891-10-16
Republican Meetings.

The following are the appointments
for Republican meetings during the
following week:
Oct. I'M. P. Jacoby and Percy
Harris, Usage Center, district %.
Oct. 17-Capt. Stewart and Cyrus
Fronk, Allen Center school house, dis
trict II.
Oct. 17-Capt. Slower, Neosho Val
ley school house, district IL.
Oct. 19-E. T. Barber, Cottage Grove
school house, district 81.
Oct. 19-Capt. Dewitt, Tony Point
school house, district fl.
Oct. 2O-Capt. H. A. Ewing and
Schuyler Brewster, Spring Branch
school house: district Il.
Oct. 2O-T. J. Afford, Golden Valley
school house, district SO.
Oct. 20-Chas. +. Scott, Bethel school
house.
Oct. 2O-Maj. Oscar Foust, Cherry
Grove school house, district IS.
Oct. 22-Capt. Ewing, Humboldt.
Oct. 23-Capt. Dewitt, Montevale
school house, district SO.
Oct. 23-Capt. Stewart, Olive Branch
school house, district 81.
Oct. 23-Chas. +. Scott, Crescent
Valley school house, district 33.
Oct. 2-Capt. Ewing, Geneva.
Oct. 24-Capt. Stewart, Union school
house, district 0.
1t is expected that the local commit
teemen will make all the arrange
ments necessary for these meetings
and see that they are advertised as ex-
tensively as possible.
~
The Peoples party is collapsing in
Kansas. Next November will usher
in the period of lamentation for the
calamityites, as that is their fast ap-
preaching exit, and then death will
the benighted Democrats that are now
training with the Alliance? When
the Democratic President takes his
seat these fellows will be rustling for
affidavits to snow that they never af-
filiated with or cast q vote for this
wild-eyed party.-Hnmdoldt Herald.
These be bold words, my masters,
and manly words and true words
withal. We have been troubled our
selves to know what was to become of
the "benighted Democrats who are
now training with the Alliance" We
have wondered how a certain chair
man of certain Democratic State
committee, for example, would ever be
able to read his title clear after plot
ting as he has done to betray his party
here at home into the hands of its ene-
mics. And we have wondered how
certain newspaper could print bold,
brave words such as we have quoted
and yet urge the election of two men
who have been "training with the AL
lance" for a year and have accepted
the nomination of "this wild-eyed par
ty," thereby renouncing their alleg
ance to the Democratic party and
avowing their disapprova1 of Demo-
cratic principles. If Mr.. Lieurancel
and Mr.. Purdom are elected their cleo
ton will be hailed everywhere as an
Alliance victory. The Chairman and
the Newspaper know this perfectly.
And yet while denouncing the "cal-
and predicting their early |
and utter downfall, they yet support
these candidates. When the day of
comes, if it ever does come,
when Democratic president shall re-
turn to the executive chair and shall
begin to dispense his favors among the
faithful in the good old Democratic
civil service reform way, we wonder
where this Chairman and Newspaper
will go to get affidavits to 'show that
they had never affiliated with this
party?" They will sorely
need them.
-
Republican Primaries.
The Iola register., 1891-10-16
SDriug RraUcii.

Charley Null and family started to Illinois
last Wednesday
Oscar Denan and family moved TO Labette
county last week
Mr.. Myers from Missouri has moved onto
the brennan property. Mr.. Myers Uftfest giri
is sick with malaria
The Iola register., 1891-10-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

TRUsTEE-GESEy4 TOWNSHIP.
respectfully announce myself as a candidate
for denomination to the Office of trustee in Gene
va township, subject to the township primary
L. ID. CURTIS.
TRUSTEE-IoLA TOWNSHIP.
hereby announce myself as a candidate for
denomination to the Office of trustee in lola
township, subject to the township primary.
ROBERT Cook
hereby announce myself as a candidate for
the office of trustee in lola township, subject to
the township primary. DANIEL hLINK.
The Iola register., 1891-10-16

withheld from publication? Why is
this thus? Why all this secresy? Can
it be that this letter is withheld in the
hope that some voter may be deceived
into the belief that Mr.. Lieurance has
not accepted the Democratic nomina-
ton and vote for him, when he would
not do so if the truth were known?
Perish the thought!
x*x
To Mr.. Hiram Lieurance, candidate
for county treasurer:
Have you written a letter to the
Democratic centr.l committee accept
ing the nominate n of that party for
county treasurer?
Did you also formally accept the
nomination of the Peoples party for
the same office?
In accepting the Democratic nomina.
tion did you not tacitly affirm that you
are unalterably opposed to all forms of
paternalism, to the sub-treasury
scheme, and to the Government own
ership of railroads?
In accepting the Peoples nomina-
tion did you not declare your enlphdt-
&c approval of all forms of paternalism
of the sub-treasury scheme and of the
Government ownership of railroads?
Which time did you tell the truth,
if either?
In accepting the nomination of the
Democratic party did you not virtual
ly pledge yourself to support the
whole Democratic ticket?
In accepting the nomination of the
Peoples party did you not virtually
pledge yourself to support the whole
Peoples ticket?
How are you going to manage it?
To Mr.. Robert Purdom, candidate
for commissioner:
The Iola register., 1891-10-16
ReDubEcan Ticket.

For ,J,td0e .Seren,th Judicial District,
L. STILLWELL,
For Treasurer,
G.. NJ. NELSON.
For County Clerk,
T.. NJ. ECKLEY.
For Sheriff,
LOUIS HOBART.
For Register Of Deeds,
J. +. NIGH.
For Coroner,
DIR. A. H. BROWN.
For Surveyor,
G. DEWITT.
For Commissioner End District,
f. L. CROWELL.
For Commissioner 3rd District,
d. d. SPICER.
The Iola register., 1891-10-16

A FLOOD of Socialistic literature has
been pouring into Kansas for five
years. Kansas has the greatest COM
mupity Of readers in tbe world, and
the result is new party numbering
The Iola register., 1891-10-16
Republican Primaries

The Republicans of Salem township
will hold their primary for the nomin-
alton of township officers at Jeddo
schoolhouse, Saturday, Oct. q, at I
o'clock p. m. f. w. LAYER,
G. w. LYTEL,
G.. w. SEYMoRE,
Committee.
The Iola register., 1891-10-16
COTTAGE GROVE

The Republicans of Cottage Grove
township will hold their primary for
the nomination of township officers at
Prairie View schU0l hbuse un Satur.
The Iola register., 1891-10-16
day, October IL, at 2 o'clock p. m.
G. B. JOHNSON,
J. DICKERsON,
II. III. BLAIR,
LOGAN.

The Republicans of Logan township
will hold a primary for the nomina-
ton of township officers at the school
house on Wednesday, Oct. q, at
o'clock p. m. BY order of Committee.
ELM.
The Republicans of Elm township
will hold primary for the nomination
of candidates for township offices at
LaHarpe Friday evening Oct. %, at
o'clock. BY order of Committee.
The Iola register., 1891-10-16
lola.

The Republicans of lola township
will hold a primary election on Satur-
day, Oct. "a, at two o'clock p. M, for
the selection of candidates for the var
ious township offices. The polls will
be held open until six o'clock p. m 4.
By order of committee.
The Iola register., 1891-10-16

To Mr.. Robert Purdom, candidate
for commissioner:
Ditto.
The Iola register., 1891-10-16

By-the-way, when the People held
their county convention here did Pap
Hayward bring in his resolution
against the "Corkus SYSTEM" that he
introduced with such a flourish last
year? We didn't observe it in the
published platform.
The Iola register., 1891-10-16

Meeting Col. w. c. Jones on the
street a few days ago we asked him
if Mr.. Lieurance had accepted the
Democratic nomination for treasurer.
so, yes" replied the colonel. she
has written very nice letter of ac-
ceptance."
"Could it be had for publication"
"Wby, yes. Go and ask Goshorn
for it. He will show it to you"
So we went to Mr.. Goshorn's office
and asked him if Mr.. Lieurance had
written letter of acceptance.
so, yes. 1 received it several days
ago. 1t is a very pleasant letter."
Gould it he had for publication in
the REGIsIER?' well, 10. 1t was
not intended for publication. 1t is
only a commonplace letter of accep-
tance such as any candidate would
write.n
So we didn't get the letter. But did
anybody ever hear of the like? Was
there ever another instance in the his
tory of the known world in which a
candidate's letter OF acceptance was
The Iola register., 1891-10-16

A Republican League Club was Or
ganized in Kincaid last Saturday
night with 75 members. J. w. Gar
rison was elected president, c. C. May
nard, vice president; Chas. Sinclair,
treasurer; J. E. Scruggs Jr., secretary.
The Club will meet Wednesday eve-
ming of each week.
The Iola register., 1891-10-16

OFFICIAL PAPER OF ALLEN COUNTY.
The Iola register., 1891-10-16
CHAs. r. SCOTT.

Published every Friday.
Entered in the postoce at lola as I'd class matter
The Iola register., 1891-10-16

The Republicans invite a compari-
son of their ticket, man for man, with
any other ticket in the field. In char
acter, capacity and every other res
pect, they challenge the closest scru-
tiny.
The Iola register., 1891-10-16

Capt. Slower speaks at Neosho Val
ley school house tomorrow Saturday
night, Schuyler Brewster and Chas.
f. Scott at LaGrande, NJ. P. Jacoby
and Percy Harris at Usage Center and
Capt. Stewart and Cyrus Fronk at
Allen Center.
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Notice Of Probate Of Will.

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deceased.
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Notice-T1mber Culture.
Land oAcs st HALEY. Idaho.

Complaint having bsen entered st this once BY
Frank Bown against James Ostsrgafd, for failure
to comply with law - 10 Timber Culture Entry
No. ST. dated July 2. MSS. upon the NWk section
Is. Township ] HOuth Range II East. In Logan
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EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
Estate Of Martin Stowe, Do.
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Notice 10 hereby given that letters documentary
on the estate OF Martin stowe, deceased. we're
granted 70 the unds ssigned the LIST day Of July
1891. by the Py~bste court Of Alturas county.
All persons having claims saainst said estate are
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This lith day Of July. 1891.
ArrlE A. STOWE,
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Application for Permission 70 Cut Timber
from the Public Domain.

Notice 10 hereby given that I. the undersigned.
pave made application - the Honorable Secretary
Of the Int Tor for permission 70 cut and remove
timber for agricultural. domestic and mining
purposes from the pusltc domain, along the head
Of Antelope Creek shout 80 niles west Of Arco, In
AltssFas county, idaho. MARK HURST.
HALEY. Idaho, Sept. ., 1891.
The evening world., 1891-05-06
CIEsURABLE ACTION.

the action of the New Orleans Grand
FURY in failing to find indictments against
the men who instigated the Parish Prison
lynching, places this Government in
q most uncomfortable position. The
Grand Jury's justification of its
nnding appears to be because "tho act
seemed to involve the entire people OF the
parish, so profuse is their sympathy
and extended their connection with
the affair" Sympathy should never
be taken into consideration when facts are
presented. It was not the business of the
Grand Jury to consider sympathy at all.
The inciters and leaders of the mob were
known, and there was no lack OF evil
ldence that they had committed violence.
There was proof enough for indictments,
and the innocence or guilt of those indicted
should have been left for the petit juriee to
decide. The whole complication is worse
than ever before, and Mr.. BLAlNE's position
lis anything but enviable.
The evening world., 1891-05-06
Making Her Proud.

He was carpet-cleaning man and he
had solemnly agreed TO have everybody's
carpet cleaned and sent home by Tuesday.
lie sat in his basement Office Tuesday after
noon when woman entered and curtly de-
manded:
Well :"
"Iou are Mrs Blank, of Second ave
nue:"
a. am
"Your carpet was to be delivered this
morning"
at was, and it's now 3 O'Clock -
Mrs. Blank, I'm sorry TO be obliged to
inform you that" -
Your wife Is dead, or you had a fire, or
the machinery broke down. Those are no
excuses. sir"
" Certainly not. The trouble Is that your
parlor carpet got mixed up with one be-
longing to nabob ON Fifth avenue and
we haven't got it back yet. The wagon has
just gone after it. We sometimes get these
elegant fabrics mixed up in spite of ali we
can do"
"Oh That was it? Went to q nabob's,
eh, Well, Mr.. Renovator, | know you
must bc worked and worried almost to
death, and ii you get it around tomorrow
1t will be all right
The evening world., 1891-05-06
grcp IT, Mr. VAN COTr.

II has been discovered that number of
Ibbberies have been committed on the
letto--boxes Of this city. Efforts have been
made to detect the thieves, but with no
success. Even Postmaster VAN CoTT on
several nights patrolled the streets in the
district worked by the thieves, hoping to
got on their track.
! There cannot be too much solicitudc felt
over thing as serious as this. The obll-
gation Of transmitting from one citizen to
another communications which are in
trusted to the mail 10 of the most sacred
character. When It becomes apparent that
ofieial guarantee for the safe con-
duct OF such matter cannot be
assured Il Is time for q community to be
como alarmed. Business interests, reputa-
ton, happiness and ones purse are con-
Ioerned in the safe delivery OF the mail.
There can be no peace of mind without 1t.
| Il IL disturbing in the extreme TO learn
that these repeated robberics are taking
place and that the robbers have not been
apprehendod. 1t is important enough to
cal for extraordinary measures. Every
lletter-box in town should be watched,
in necessary, and scores OF de-
itsc.ives put at the work. II small band
lof thieves can carry on scheme of plumber
like this, then our detective body Is not
what 1t should be.
The evening world., 1891-05-06
He Wouldn't Promise.

He was leaning against the door of q
saloon in Houston street when benign.
looking old man came along and turned
aside to ask
This is place where mems souls are
destroyed, isn't it?"
Yes, sir" was the prompt reply.
Sell the stun here which hiteth like n
serpent and stingcth like an adGer?"
Yes"
Breaks down strong men, wrecks our
youths, dcsolates our homes and ruins our
happiness"
Yes"
Well, my friend" continued the benign
Gs he laid a fathcrly hand on the Others
shoulder, " let me trust that you at least,
will never darkcn the door Of this den of
nfamy. You look Ike an honest, truthful
and sober man, and | wish you would
promise me. ~
"Icouldn't, SIR" was the reply. Couldn't
possibly do it, as l'm the man who owns
and runs the dtn.' II. DAD
The evening world., 1891-05-06
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
The Baseball Summary, as Changed
by a Days Events.
Pitcher Hughes Not n Success as
h Fighter.

BROOKLYN will try TO square accounts with
PniiadeIpha at Eastern Park to-day, and the
Giants tackle .be BeaneaterS
New Yorks did themselves proud in their
concluding game OF the seres with the Phila-
delphias yesterday by n score OF o to- 0. the
ptchlng OF Rusie was TOO much for the Quaker
players. Brooklyns were very polite TO the
Bosions, givlng them the last game OF the
opening series at Eastern Park. SO that they
would break even. The score was IL to g.
By daring base running Cleveland downed
Cincin natl by 10 10 ~.
Cooney, OF Chicago, hit three-bsgger that
won for his Club the only run made In the
game against Pittsburg in Chicago.
In tine American Association the Athletics
gave Baltimore had beating by score OF IS
to5. 1t was close game that Washington
and Boston played. with the latter winning by
a score o! Tto4.
The evening world., 1891-05-06
SHOT HIMSELF THREE TINES.
Suicide Of Dime Museum Proprietor
Fried. of Brooklyn

Daniel Fried. proprietor OF the Dime Mu-
scum at 366 Fulton street, Brooklyn, COM
mitted suicide this morning.
lie stood before mirror in the museum at
10 O'Clock this morning and shot himself three
times in the LEFT breast
lie died at II O'Clock in the City Hospital,
Fried and ais wife, Minnie, lived on the
third Moor OF the museum.
His actions were perfectly natural this morn
ing. After breakfast they both went down
into the museum 10 nX up some OF the wax
figures.
While at his work Fried suddenly remarked
that lie had TO 70 upstairs, and Il few minutes
later his wife heard the three shots.
When Bhe Got upstairs she found her hus-
band lying in trout OF u bureau. lie haG on
the bureau.
The museum Is locked up this afternoon.
Some OF the employees said business was bad,
and THAI Fried was losing money.