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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-06

mothers milk and presto, change was promptly
effected. The collie. with everlasting screaming.
suosided. cholera infantum averted and baby
10 now thriving"
Wv. Parkhurst of fairfield, N. Y, in . letter
written this summer, stated:
"A week ago Sunday our physician. as well IS
ourselYes. was completelY DISCOURAGED about our
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-06

The warehouse Of Oliver & Roberts mill,
corner of Bingham and South Ninth stree :,
was destroyed by fire at o'clock this morn
ing. The explosion OF q lamp is presumed
to have been the cause of the fire. The loss
is estimated at $1,000.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-06
A MOUNTAIN BATTLE

Two Families Carve One Another to
Pieces NJ . Country Picnic.
LEBANON, KY, Aug. 5.-At picnic at
Ball Hollow, in Larue county, day or two
since, q regular mountain battle took place
between the two Ferrill brothers and three
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-06

1t seemed to thrive some
what for two months,
when its mother was sub
jected to a prolonged
fright. after which baby
began to droop. suffered
with c.. ic almost cuntin-
ually, and had indications
of cholera infantum.
Everything failed to give
relief, when lactated food
WAS suib stituted for
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-06

Smith. When baby was
thin and sIckly, and we and
our neighbors thought she
could not live, our family
physician. DR.. s. Armor,
told us TO use lactated food
We got a small can, and
from then to now have
used twenty Of the large
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-06

baby, for we knew with
out immediate help his stay
with US would be short. We
tried several kinds of food,
but they did him no good.
On Monday we sent 20 miles
for q package of lactated
food. and with less than a
days use the result was
wonderful. The passages,
which had been from Is 10 %
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-06

or four Daniels. Many shots were fired
and knives were freely used with deadly ef-
feet.
One of the Ferrills was terribly butchered,
while two of the Daniels received danger
GUS wounds.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-06
PREPARED FOB A FITTING.
A Bank Cashier Discounts His Own Note,
and ID Now Missing.

ana ls NOW Missing.
CHICAGO, Aug. 6-[Special ELLIS s.
Noyes, cashier of the Lincoln National
Bank, bad his baggage examined by the
Canadian customs officials and properly
marked for entry into Canada last Saturday
night and has not been seen in Chicago
since. He was discharged some weeks ago
when 1t was discovered that he had dis
counted his own notes to the extent of
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-06

CARPENTERS letter from the Russian
famine district In THE DISPATCH to-
morrow.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-06

THE LAST SIGNAL, Dora RusseIps great
story, reaches n climax in THE DISPATCH
tomorrow.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-28
Application for Transfer
of License.

OFFICE OF THE License CoMMIssIOEERs
PAwrUCkEr oct %, lS,P
An application has been itrd N this Office
Ia have the secOnd-cla-s liquor license now
held by william ;. Riley nj n. 29S East ave.
nue. transferred To Joun a. Branuas an 1T
same place.
The Board OF License Commissioners will
be In ses ion nj their office on FRIDAY, NovCm-
Der ii, al O'Clock u m. at which dune Hud
place all persons so desiring may be heard
ON the matter ot granting said application.
RtRNARD KEENAN, -.
GEORGF NJ. RkN, -, IL v''Hu ~ -
ELISHA ". BUt KILN. l'""'"'sSi"n'TH
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-28
LAwLEssNUss AT HOMESTEAD.
Large Force Of Dcputy sherifs Required
10 Preserve Order.

Large Force Of Dcputy sherlns Required
10 Preserve Order.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, Oct. @s-Matters are
growing more serious here every day.
Numerous assaults are being committed.
but thus far 10 person upon whom 10
rest the blame has been apprehended.
The advisory board disclaim any part in
the trouble and express themselves as
anxious to have the matter cleared up.
JON Iorner and George w. Fyock, non
union work men, who we're carrying keg
Of beer, were set upon by twenty men and
boys. HOrner 'ce We! a pistol ball in his
lriJ shoulder lie and Fyock then re-
tWael the fire Of their assailants, and
about twenty shots were exchanged. A
boy named Clark was shot in the leg. A
force Of deputy shcrifTs appeared and dis
perrd the crowd, making three arrests.
Seventeen additional deputies arrived
from P.ttsburg yesterday afternoon and
were Immediately assigned TO duty.
Sheriff McCirgry will bring with him
thry y-iour more deputies A sheriff's
proclamation has been posted throughout
th' town, warming all disorderly persons
chat th,y VIII be arrested on view and
W.,.aut a warrant, and Tat those who re-
s.sl such arrest, do 50 at their peril
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-28
SENATOR HnL,s oREAT SPEECH.

Senator David B.HiIs fine spo ch ot the
enthusiastic Democratic ratification meet
ing at Tammany Hall VIII have " DC
echoe throughout the country. Il was o
calm, statesmanlikc, temperate pre- euta-
tion OF the issues Of the campaign and the
radical and irrcconcilablo difference be-
tween the two great parties now contend
ing for the mastery.
Naturally the Senator placed the Force
bill first among the dangers from which
the election Of the Democratic candidates
would save the country. in eloquent
language he pointed ont the evils which
would ensue from Federal interference
first with Congressional, end then
imperceptibly but ot lest boldly with
State elections. lie dwclt ut ll eth upon
the tariff agitation, and pointed ont that
the Democratic J0rfy "goss not dCir0
free trade but frecr trade Tariff rovi-
sion, he says, is not tml- dH,rudiou;
and he shows TIE folly az The Republican
accusation that the I,mocratc policy
would break down or iu.uro the indus
tries OF tho country.
The speech contains most cordial end
eloquent mdoTsom,nt Of Nr. Cleveland o-
a candidate whose election Hl %. 81
1in5icatiof, 81 n. .r.,f.r.. Boz f.rfr...1r.. q.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-28
THESE ARE BAD INDIANS.
MEXICAN Redskins kidnapping white
on. and II No ng Peaceable Hrethren.

NcNiran Redskins kidnapping white
Girls and XII ng Peaceable brethren.
NhUNGroN, OF. 2S.-CaptainJ johnson,
tL..rl States army, acting agent at the
Sal Carlos agency. telegraphs the Indian
o, "n, under date Of Oct. 26, as follows:
I..I ui several Chiricahuss Indians from
N..II have .. raiieI reservation; on I'D
s.o.. White Mountain girl from camp near
sal. I.I.I, vn.- r'ay KILLED Tonto lnlian man
tlf.nu w.I.- northwest from here. stole small
Su Carlos sir from same places and now soiNg
eI.-l closely .ur uud boy Indian police, en-
IuEn-, troop and Indians, later yesterday
afternoon rr'I on ChiraCuAuas, and are 10y
ally adlAg efforts to destroy hostles.
Acting Commissioner Belt OF the Indian
bureau sent a copy of the telegram To the
secretary of war for his information.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-28

It is confidently expected tha, cx-Alt.r-
man Smith will settle the differences In tho
Second Ward.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-28
CITY OF PAWTUCKET.
BY {. L. ROGERS, Auctioneer..

VIII he sold Mt public auction, Saturday,
November ;, lS2, at ". m, on the premises,
the lot II laLd situated on CuInation street,
i'm the city ~ Pawtucket, togel her with the
bulldog and i'm proveIheuts located thcreO O.,
and genera ly known as "Old Atlantic en-
ginc house. Terms Of sale ten per cent.
down and balance ON delivery ot the deed.
". W. COLLIN
Chairman Committee on city Prop rtv.
o25 e
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-28
Autttecliipnts.
Grnal anticrs.

DROBhTE CLERK's OFFICE, Pawiucket,
A october 10. ley2. Az instrument in Mrit'
ing, purpuit ug to be the Inst Will uud test .
,hl OF IutiIch = Muilce'y, lu'e ot i'Hw-
tucsc ct, deceased, r. presented for probate:
uud the same IL rcCrlt eel AMI - referred to
wednesday, the 5th a y uf November lsg1,
AT O'Clock y. M, at tlr Probate
Cier.'s once, In said Pawtucket, Tor con-
sidcratiun. And II H. ordered that motto
thereof be published for tourt, eu days, one g
n wCeh, p evIuu- To the holding OF -uIl court,
IN the PAwTUCkLT IRIBUAE.
ALDLN ". SIBLEY,
OIL ntf IrUuut, Clerk.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-28
C0NSlABLh'S SALB

BY virtue OF an execution issued from the
District Court Of The Tenth judicial District
dence, ana state of Ruot" Island, july -.
-. ls.i2 aud returnUbe 10 said court october
30 iSy2, In favor uf Isabella Davidson of
said Pawtucket, aud against Frances Auder
son, alias Frank Anderson of Cum.
berland, a. said County, viii be sold nj
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-28

1T Is 4 Duty you owe ynurseIr and IN m.
uy 10 get the best NRLua for your uluICy.
EcOnOnlGc IA your fnai VICAR by purrh q ~ n Q
w. L.. Douglas rtOCs, which reprCsrng the
ber, value for prices asked, as thousands
will Iest.iy: -
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-28

AS should have done months ago, the
Chief OF Police is now ascertaining who
are selling liquor in Pawtucket with and
without licenses.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-28
Dtcn.

Nc lEEN AN-In this city, on the 27th inst,
l'.Hbe'h, wife OF Francis Mc,lcunan, in
tine 5GIh year r her age. Funeral from her
lJ'r residence on Mineral Spring avenue,
saturday morning, October ~, at : 80
o'c.o. k. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-28
PUBLIC AUCTION,
On Saturday, November s, A D. 1892

VI NINuIu j. hViNMOgA W "a y. lOOG,
At II O'Clock ana thirty minutes In the fore.
aoon, at tue office of James Wilson, room 8,
27l Main street Coles Block, In Pawt cket,
an the rignr, title aud interest that said de
tenhunt had on the sch day OF March, u
ist9. at 10 o'clock anl 20 minutes In the fore
uoon, the time of the attachment thereon on
the original writ In said action in ami 10 the
following desert ped real estate and the i'm.
proVcments thereon, situate In SAID Cum
beraud, viz. Three certain lots OF land
iaid out and described a. love q. - aud 33 ON
a pat of and known n the Hi-hland Home
plat, In Cumberland, belonging TO Clark ana
ringley, surrey ed september, ls7i, by Dana;
b ginning at II bound - In the ground on
the easterly line of the Diamond Hin road nj
the junction OF said easterly line, with the
noIthcTly line OF Meadow avenu", so called,
thence running cas- erly, bounded southerly
on said avenue % feet to corner, thence
northerly at right angles with aid avcnue
100 feet To a corner thence westerly 20 feet
To Il corner, thence turning n right uug'e am
running soutnerly ~ feet To a corner, the Gee
turning right angle and running westerly
l3l feet, more or less, To said -terly line of
Diamond hin road, thence tuning southcrly
u little easterly, ounded westerly on s'iu
road l0i fe more or less, to the first men
toned bound, aud howcv I bounded Is the
estate described in book of deeds OF said
Cumberland, No. 49, at page 5Sl reference to
said plat and decd being hereby had.
Levied ON tins 2nd day Of August 1872. at 10
o'clock and 30 minutes In the forenoon !, aud
will be sold TO satisfy .HId execution il sdf-
fcient. ALLEN X. WILSON,
oliH Constobe.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-28
AiI1lts PrirPttfp.
HORST. RACE.
Pawtucl Drivinr Associ.tion.
lLLI-lsl 4 NlA 4 Isala

IhNlNek- DfiNlu AFsociutfOn.
THURSDAY, Nov 3. lsss
~ % IN premiums tntries close >ov. I, IL
~, lS.R 30 class, trotter- ana PAGERS; purse
$50. 2j3 class, iritters Hnd PAGERS, purse &75
tundtliOna-NO cpnditiona entrrs received.
NIL" eats, best in D tO harness National
IA cs T. govern. customary division OF
purrcs IN harness races 30, -, Is and 10 per
cent. Entrance tee 10 rer cent af purse
Horses 10 ctlNe one premium only. Five
10 snicr. three 10 Start. The right reserved
lo change order Of programme. Races
cal ci AT | O'Clock y M. sharp. Entries
cioSe TueSuaV, Nov. !, u m, sharp. Al en-.
ule- -hould be addressed TO LEWIS 4
GtRR or ALLEN u. BARBER, Secretary.
iuWtuck,t, II. 1.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-28

Il1nnte, 90 Trt, 6stc.

NI ANTED Active man OF good address I;
w able To manage and solicit; large cor
Pc ation; permanent posiiitiOn for capable
business 'nan. Address 4. % BoX so Previ-
dence, givi' x reference. o2s lOt
ITO LET-Two tenements, 5 rooms on floor,
ShtLlc-, bath room, IN new house, corner
Anthony avenue and Walker sire. I, iamp
Burnslde.) Apply To ll2 Pidge avenue, or
LIS Exchange street, city. o2B 81
4 oOd salary Guaranteed IL Ladies' willing
NJ to do writing for NE at their homes.
Address me IN own handwriting with
stamped envelope. MISS EDNA l..
SMllllE, south bind, Ind, proprietor of
the famous Gloria Water for the complex.
ION, sl2 got
hyANrFD-Lady OF gentleman seeking IA
" highly respectable business, and very
prOntablt, can hear uf such by addressing,
win stamps, for fun particulars, MANA
GER" - Chapin Avenue. Provtlebce.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-28
CITY OF PANTUCKET.
Application for Transfer
of License.
OFFICE OF rHE LIcENsF COMMISSIONERS,

OFFICE OF THE LICENSE COMMIssroNLRs,
PAwrUCKET. X l., Oct. 26, 1897.
An application ha- been filed In tins office
to have the s'cond-cias liquor license nov
held 10y Robert wood nt " Broudwty tTau-.
ferred To John j. Monaghan at the same
location.
TIE Board OF License Commissioners will
be In session AT their Office on Wednr ~dan n, No.
venbef 9, at5 O'Clock y. M, at which time an,
place all persons so desi1 ing may be heard
ON the matter ~ granting said application
BERNARD KEENAN,, ,,a
GEOkGk VI REN, ichlVn.s hlVenss -
ELISHA W. RUt KILN, l'""h''SSl'herS
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-12-30
LsaHarpe.

Winter seems to be on us in earnest. We &C.
cGsiOnally hear the jingle of sleigh bells. Lets
have winter now, and then an early spring
The revival at this place is still in progress
with some 10 accessions to the church. Let the
good work go on Rev, Gillian is ce rtsinly
the right man in the right place.
Mr. Will Higgins is back in this vicinity TO
spend the holidays.
Mrs J. G Reeder and Miss Minnie Ohlfest
went to Lawrence to enjoy the holidays. J.
e is patching temporarily.
Mr.. Brown and sister from Joplin, Mo, are at
EppersOns for the holidays.
Mr.. Harry Carrie came home from the Fit. Scott
Normal TO spend Christmas and returned Tues
day
District Clerk elect, Frank Travis'es smiling
face is frequently seen at the evening services at
the church.
The Christmas tree at the church was sue
cess. and everything passed off nicely Many
little hearts were made happy by the event
Dallas Douglass is back from the State OF
Washington, and reports times rather dull out
there since the boom collapsed.
A DR.. Myers is now located in this place and
is ready for professional duty.
A brother of Mr.. John Johnson is visiting in
this vicinity. He is from Ill
Mr. Coe and Mr. Bob Stevenson have gone to
Fit. Scott TO spend the holidays. VERA.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-12-30
Spriug Valley.

Happy New Year"
Christmas day was made memorsble't this year
by heavy snow storm.
In spite of the cold weather, all Of the little
folks made their appearance at Sunday School
Sunday; and was rewarded by receiving pop
corn and candy before going home.
S. F. WhitlOw took trip southwark. Christ
mas.
A large number of the Valleyites attended the
exhibition at New Hope, Thursday and Friday
nights A good time was reported.
Mr.. c, +. and J Cash were in this neighbor-
hood one day last week.
Next Sunday is the election Of officers for tn e
next quarter. Everyone should be present.
Miss Derna Hickson visited her cousin, Miss
Cora, Sunday.
A pleasant party was given at the home Of
Miss Florence Whitlow on Wednesday night OF
last week. good time is reported
Mr. John Bridges went to Missouri, Friday, TO
spend the holidays
Mr. John Hunt is making some improve
ments on his mothers farm
We wish to correct an error which appeared
in our last items. Instead of it being Mr.. Ora
Daughters, ii should have been Doughty.
Miss Lula Jaring, of Moran, spent Christmas
with Miss Carrie Booth
We see few sleds but even they are minus
the bells. AUSTIE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-12-30
South Salem

Happy New Year to all.
Misses Emma Beeman and Ida Uottenstein are
at home from Emporia spending the HOLIDAYS
Misses Cora and Maggie Johnson are visiting
friends in Ottawa. and expect to visit Olathe
and Baldwin before returning home.
The Christmas tree and exercises at Maple
Grove were quite nice and were well attended
Mr. Z TregO and family spent Christmas with
Mrs s parents west of Humboldt
Mr.; Henry Wicks and wife spent Christmas in
Humboldt
Miss DOcia Palmer is at home from Kansas
City.
Rev. White conducted very nice Missionary
service, 'Cncoyering the Cross" and collected
over thirty dollars al Maple Grove on Christmas
Day Rev. Funston did not hold services at
Jeddo and Maple Grove on account of the storm.
Little Fred savings was accidentally shot in
the side not long ago. but at latest reports was
getting along very well
Quite number attended the Crystal Wedding
at Mr.. Alfred Buekingham's Tuesday, the 9th
A good time is reported and Il number of pres
ents were left as tokens of friendship and all
the day.
MI; and Mrs. John Jay spent Sunday at Cot
tage Grove. with Mrs. Jays parents
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-12-30
Geneva

II there is something of a sameness in our
items this week, it will be because most people
are doing the same things,-visiting and being
visited, seeing and being seen, feeding and be-
ing fed
The people in the southeast part of the town.
ship enjoyed Christmas tree at the Quaker
church.
Mr.. q. A. Smith, of Oklahoma who Is teach
ing the Olive Branch school in the Eastern part
of the county, was visiting with his wife's fam
lily, J. A. Chrlsty's.
Burton Curtis came down from Kansas City
Friday TO spend the holiday vacation with his
fathers family.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R Childs are in Columbus
this week
A number of the Geneva sports went to Neo-
sho Falls Friday to attend a shooting match
Mrs. knowlton spent the week before Christ
mas with her parents at Colony, Misses Maggie
and Olive went there Friday.
Z. c. Esse and family spent Christmas at
Geneva.
number of the young people attended a ball
at Neosho Falls Friday evening.
Mr.. Myers returned from the West last week
where he has been ut work for the past three
months
L. L. Carter and family are in lola, Moran and
Chanute this week.
Eugene Powers was in town last week looking
after Beck's interests.
Miss Flora SpiCer entertained a number of
her friends Monday evening, prior TO starting
for Colorado
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-12-30
GOOD GOODS AND LOW PRICES.
Bronson

Mr.. A E. Martin is confined to his room with
the rheumatism.
A. NJ. Allen, nephew of Mrs. Wesley Holeman
was visiting friends and relatives this week, al
this place
The Christmas exercises given at the BAPTIST
church Sunday night was very interesting ana
well attended
more Monday to assist in invoicing Love Bros.
and Lardners stock of goods
Mr. +. Milligan returned from Charleston, Ill .
last week Mr. Milligan has been In Ill work
ing at the carpenter trade
Walter Campbell returned from lola. Saturday,
where he has been working for DR.. Fulton.
Miss Jessie Milligan closed her school last Sat-
urdsy
Joe Rumbel and wife went to Moran Sunday to
eat turkey
The. Webster and wife spent Christmas in
Parsons with II c. GoOdin.
Though we neglected last weekto mention the
party given by Miss Florence Gadberry at her
home Saturday evening. And though we have
not words and space to describe il, it neverthe-
less deserves to be mentioned. Mrs Gadberry
knows how to make all feel pleasant and happy
and Mrs A +. Martin had prepared most de-
liciOus supper.
Mrs II j. Russell and family and Mrs Eugene
Marsh and son Ray spent Christmas here. Both
Mrs. Russell and Mrs Marsh have been quite
sick at TT Scott for some time but are fast re-
gaining their health
Mr. Guy Gard of lola came over Sunday to
visit few days.
o. w Spouse and wife returned home Satur-
day to spend Christmas Mr. Spouse will after
the holidays resume his position as travelling
salesman for Kansas City Cigar house
Mrs. DOllie Garrard is taking a short vacation
and will be at Bronson a few days
G. Il GARD
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-12-30
West of the River.

Since. our last the pillow has been stopped.
navigation on the river has ceased, all the
farmer has TO do is TO take care of his stock
and keep up good fire TO sit by and lay his
plans for the coming season, of course every one
raise good crop or otherwise he would notify
Mr. Norman who lived in J. X. YOungs stone
house has gone away, and Mr.. J. NJ Flowers
has moved into the house. For the benefit of
old settlers will say that Mrs Flower, used to
be Miss Amanda Miller
Mr.. F + Brown that lived in one of Mr.
Young houses has moved out and Mr.. Nick
Burton of lola has moved in
Mr.. I. r. Kelley and wife went to Springfield
no. on Christmas eve Mr.. J. Young took
the train at the same time to go 10 Fl. Scott
Mr.. Green has gone to Missouri on q visit.
Mr. James Carnes has vacated Mrs. (Briggs)
Casmires house and Robert SHAPED has moved
in.
Putting up ice will be the order of the day
soon. OCCASIONAL.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-12-30

THE vigorous protest raised by the
Populist and certain Republican
journals, chief among which was the
LeavenwOrth Times, against defraud-
ing men out of offices to which they
were legally elected, has had its effect.
Already the wrong has been righted
in the case of Cabbell, the Peoples
party electOr, and it is in a fair way
of being righted in the case of the
legislator from Haskell county.
Yates Center AdUOcdte (P. Pr
Now let the Populist papers join
with the Republicans in a vigorous
protest against defrauding Republi-
LicdnS out of offices to which they
were legally elected. And let them
begin here in the 18th Senatorial Dis
trict for example. There ought to be
some reciprocity in this vigorous
protest" business.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-12-30
Prairie Dell.


Happy New Year
There were but few gatherings in this neigh
borhOOd Christmas Almost everybody enjoy
ed themselves at home.
Mrs. K. r Drake spent Christmas visiting
with relatives at Parsons. Mr.. Drake went
Monday for a short visit
Mr. Dan Tice and children of LaHarpe spent
Christmas at Mr.. Rosenbergers also Mr.. Shultz
of lola.
Caleb Barker of Star Valley has moved his
family on to place near LaHarpe.
new baby at Mr. Flakes.
Luther Hamilton of Star Valley has gone to
Missouri for visit during the holidays.
Two small boys aged and have discovered
new way to catch rabbits. When their dog
chases one under a small gilbert they station
the dog at one end of the ulbert and put a cat
under the other and they've sure got him"
SUNFLOwRR.