The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-11-13

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Fresh meats of all kinds,emuttol
pork, chickens, at Ihrig's.
J For children's school dresses Sc
the pretty new styles at Ewart's.
Pocket cutlery, razors and shears
fully warranted at Coutant's.
You can get pretty nearly ever.
thingyou.need to eat at Ihrig's. :
The best way to keep apples is Il
can them in w. II. Roots tin cans.
w. II. Root wiltdo your tin worl
promptly and guarantees satisfaction
Jimmie Campbell WEI to Kansa.
City wednesday to buy his stock o
holiday goods. So. -,
..ghere.wiHrb be. an zee pse OF tn,
moon next Sunday. , will occul
just as tine mppn il. risin :, =. -.
+ Poles for sale by the load at my
farm, mouth OF Deer Creek. Y. T.
Bennett. -. (t3.
[ A full report of the,District Cour
proceedings, after being put il
type, is crowded out of this issue
1t will, appear next week. -.
I Married: On Wednesday, Nov
IL, 1891, at the residence of VIM
Hawkins, the officiating clergyman
r. f. Watkins and Minnie l.
Lucas.
Atypographicalerror inllast weeks
Register made it appear that Mr..
Bowms' frame building, occupied
by Cuiber4son & Evans, was insured
for 81 500. It.should have said $500
Married: At the home of the
bride, on November lith, by Rev.
A. S. Freed. Mr., Benjamin f.
Keck of Winfield. Kansas, and Mrs,
Marietta Croft. Of this city.
All the losers by ofir fire who
had insurance. have had their losses
adjusted. In the main the adjust
ments were satisfactory, and in no
case was the shaving" considered
enough to justify n contest.
The REGISTER is still indebted to
the hospitality Of the Union, for its
appearance this week. The only
way we can ever requite Mr.. Nc.
Elroy Tor his kindness will be to help
him get out his paper,when his office
burns down. We. sincerely hope,
therefore, that we will never have.a
chance to "play even'1,' with hith.
But if such misfortune as, :befeH us
should come to him, he-maV be very
sure that the REGISTER. office and
the REGISTER force will be at his
disposal as long as he wants TO use
them. We cannot express.as strong.
ly as We feel, our appreciation of his
more than brotherly Kindness.
Commenting The other day on the
beauty of the new wall paper that has
just been. put on the Methodist
church and the pity that it should be-
soiled by the men leaning their heads
against it, a:woman suggested that
cushions should be provided at the
end of each seat for people to put be.
tween their head anil the wall.
"What's the matter with stretching a
barb wire along the wall:" asked q
man who happened to be standing
near. A philosopher who heard the
two suggestions thought to. himself
that they illustrated very aptly the,
between the way a woman looks at.
some things and the way man looks
at them:
The REGISTER has always been
glad to believe that it had many and
true friends; but it. never realized
how many friends it had .;or how
true they were, until disaster came
upon it. As soon as the news of the
loss was. published. kilograms and
letters began to come from friends in
different parts of the State. many of
them extending offers, Of financial
assistance and all expressing regret
and encouragement. All the news
papers accompanied their report Of
the fire with the most cordial words
of good will and good cheer. And
here at home-best of'all-the warm
clasp of friendly hands and the earn
est words of sorrow and sympathy
apd faith have been helpful and en-
couraging beyond expression. A
misfortune which brings ones friends
about him and shows him how many
they are and how true they are, is
far indeed from being a calamity.
It. is not hard to be brave and light.
hearted and hopeful WHEN one knows
there are friends behind him who
will lend him hand when. it is
needed and. who want. him to win
and have faith that he will.
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An unguarded expression in last
weeks paper seems TO- have given
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some of our readers the impression
that the REGISTER was likely to be
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