The Iola register., 1891-07-10
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The Young America of lola not only
came up to the three o'clock limit, al
lowed them in last weeks REGISTER.
but tresspassed on the holy midnight
hour, in beginning to celebrate the
Fourth. However, they were so mod
crate in their noise, compared with the
night of July 8, 80, that we really
have some hopes that they may be on
the high road to reformation.
Hon. :. G. Isett went up to Neosho
Falls to introduce Jerry Simpson. He
says: II told them of Cincinnatus:
how he left his by farm to plow
the political fields of kingdom, and
/ compared him with Jerry, who left
a kingly farm to plow i'm the by Q
political fields of the Alliance. TIL e
conditions are the same, only a differ
ent kind of man is at the helm"
Ex-senator George w. Jones, now
living in retirement at an advanced
age in Dubuque, Iowa, had the dis
tinction of giving the states of Iowa
and Wisconsin their Names" Surely
their is yet some high-souled patriO-
tism on earth, when man sacrifices
all his names to the State i'm which he
lives, reserving nothing for himself
but George Washington Jones'"
Mr.. w. NJ. Neal of lola is agent for
a book called the Monitor of Health"
which he sells in connection with
Good HEALTH" monthly magazine.
They contain many valuable hints
about the preservation of the health,
the use of simple remedies in common
diseases, and the mode of action to be
pursued in accidents etc., things
which everybody should know.
The list of casualties in this weeks
papers is appalling. Floods and cy-
clones have devastaten some places in
the South. A burned railroad bridge
in West Virginia caused sickening
disaster, involving the death of many
passengers. Another frightful railroad
accident occurred in Illinois. People
are about as safe one place as another.
Prof. Geo. I. Adams will give a lee
ture before the Normalites next Thurs
day evening at the NJ. +. church. He
will present the subject of astronomy
and the lecture will be illustrated by
stereoscopic views of mountains on the
sun and moon, etc, from the most re-
cent and best photographs that have
! been taken of these subjects.
Someone made an attempt to enter
Coutant's store last Saturday night.
He had evidently got into the base
ment through the window i'm Will
Roots tinshOp and had tried to get up
TO the floor above by means of the ell
evator, and had the elevator not been
locked, he would doubtless have made
a clean sweep.
The drunkenness and general disor-
der at the Alliance picnic at Hum
boldt last Saturday were a disgrace
TO the county. The Fourth of July,
when We celebrate the anniversary of
a nation which prides itself upon the
preservation of law and order should
of all days be observed peaeeably and
decently.
The most complete history of the
Chilian war yet published i'll this
country appeared in HdIper's Week
y published July Sth. The illustra.
tions included views of prominent
localities connected with the war, pic
lures of Chilian warships, and portraits
of leading men on both sides of the
conflict.
An effort is being made by the di-
rectors of the Driving Park association
to raise money to build stables on our
grounds, in order that the colt show
this fall may be even a greater success
than heretofore. The REGISTER GER
tainly hopes that this plan may be
carried out, and show given this fall.