The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-03-27
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of the general revenue fund. This
money is now refunded out of an APP
preparation made for this purpose by
the legislature of 1890.
Why can't the bicyclists of Hum
boldt, lola aud Chanute organize q
| tri-city club and have several meets
during the summer? 1t is recognized
to be one of the most fascinating
sports in existence, besides the most
healthful, and should be encouraged
by all who use the wheel" Each of
the above places has number of
wheelmen and they could have a good
time, besides giving the people some
thing new in the way of healthfnl
sport Union.
The idea is good one. Let Jesse
Barker, who probably wrote the above
item for the Union, issue a call for a
preliminary meeting at Humboldt in
the near future to effect an OrganiZa-
ton and arrange a program.
am Gentle Spring!
How do you like the cut Of INV
Easter bonnet? |
And how does my Ethereal Mildncss
And don't you think my watering pot
Is daisy?
] am dealing out this weather
From job lot left over by Winter.
And the weather prognosticatOr
Isn't in it!
I also carry a choice assortment
or colds. pneumonia and grip
Which all the people
Take.
lam advance agent for
The druggists,
And the doctors call me
Their best friend!
have no more regard for
The interests of the farmer than
An Alliance legislature;
And il he doesn't like 1t what
l. he going to do about il?
You yearned for Gentle Spring and
Here | am
Sheriff Hobart went to Lansing last
TO take the negro, Simpson
West, to the penitentiary. West adj
mittcd as they approached the pen,
that he had been there before, for IS
When asked why he was
sent Re replied in his usual guarded
way, They said / stole a wagon over
in Usage county" He stoutly main- !
tanned his innocence of the horse
stealing, but was not in the least dis a.,
turbed by his sentence, declaring /,
hat God had decreed it before he was :
born. The Sheriff found that Alfred :
rillery, one of the Carter case defend
Ints had already been made trusty |,
md was in charge of the Warden's !
lOrses, being permitted to wear citi- |,
ems clothes and being sent on en- !
ands to Leavenworth by himself. !
slattox is still in the coal mine, as is q
!lso young Ieager, sent up the last =
erm for forgery. '
Somebody who has been keeping t
alb" on Judge Stillwell tells us that v
Turing the time he has been Oh the q
,ench in this district $50 cases have c
'een appealed to the Supreme Court, e
f which 165 have been affirmed, and e
D reversed. 1t seems to us that il a 0
record and fixes the
landing of Judge Stillwell as among b
he very foremost of Kansas jurists.
If one thing we are certain: No o
ther Judge in Kansas enjoys to a
reater degree the confidence and e.
eem of the people over whom his jur-
'diction extends. They have conf c,
ence not only in his profound know =
.dge of the law and in his good juds- =
lent, but also in his sincere desire taI Z
o Justice as between man and man.
nd they esteem him for his learn
lg, his sincerity, his honesty and his
Unaffected good-fellOwship. His term II
lpires this year, but one ventures p
tile in predicting that he will be re. SO
ected with little if any opposition, IN
he REGISTER is certainly for him, =,
19ualiaealY aud SuaaimSusly'