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The record-union., 1893-07-10
Cases of Dropped Pensioners.

PITTsBURG, July 9.-The G. A. r..
posts Of this city met last night and de-
cided to take up the cases of the dropped
pensioners in this district. At the quar-
terly payment of pensions mere last week
125 pensioners were dropped from the
rolls in accordance with orders from
Washington. 1t is the intention of the
G. A. r. posts to test the matter in the
courts, and Congressman William A.
Stone has been selected as counsel.
The record-union., 1893-07-10
COLUMBIAN FAIR.
Attendance on Sundays Not Up to
the General Expectations
A FRACTION OVER SIXTY THOUSAND
PRESENT YESTERDAY.

CalifornIa's Exhibit Attracting Great
Deal of Neutrality-suspicious. at the
National Capital BusIly Engaged In
Discussing the Probable Makeup
of Committees in the Fifty-Third
Congress.
The record-union., 1893-07-10
Horrible Murder Followed by suicid

IIUI II IEJIo -NIuI VtOL IUIIUNF GU DN oUICIUbs
WAUsEoN CO.,, July "a most hor-
rible murder and suicide was committed
here this morning by Farmer Frank
Bayes. He killed his wife, and then sui
cided. His 4-year-old daughter narrowly
escaped the ire of the murderous father.
Mrs. Bayes was butchered in a horrible
manner. Neighbors arrived in time to
see the murderer shoot himself. Insanity
is supposed to be the cause.
The record-union., 1893-07-10
President Cleveland Improving.

BUzzARD's BAY, July 9.-President
Cleveland passed a comfortable day to-
day. His rheumatism is generally leav-
ing him, and he is looking forward to a
fishing trip about the middle of the week.
In the afternoon Joe Jefferson drove over
from his cottage and made short call.
The record-union., 1893-07-10

DENVER. July 9.-Southern Colorado
was visited yesterday by rains which did
great damage south of Lamar. A cloud
burst caused a great body of water to
rush into Lamar. covering the streets
from one to five feet deep. Fifteen hun
bred horses and large number of hogs
and fowls were drowned. In the vicinity
of La Junta crops were badly damaged.
Trains on the Santa Fe and Missouri Pa
cifc roads were delayed by the washing
away of the tracks. The total loss by
water will amount to 100000
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
gEiifesbarre Maebrt6 ten.

= SIN Der SO. 5 8sde in 9lpmouib
ipurbe am Mlontas Sobn 8rismuref eur9
sinen Sal bon SsIssefsin sriGlasea.
MidasI Sdwars bon Siu Strabe
ipurbe am Sonntas Wiorsen tobt i'm
Bette aufsefunben unb mar einem Sera'
idIass erIesen.
= DurA cine @assrpIoiion in Der
30. @rube Der Susq. 9oblen SO. su
Nantieofs am 9onneritas tpiiroen Ibram
Walfer, perbeiratbet unb 8in6er, Sobn
Smith, rerbeiratbet un6 bret 8ineer. Der
1bdrfnabe Srani 8ernid unb stpei 9clen
ssibotet. SObn Wint unb 3tpsi .Polen iine
idper perlebt.
= Guitin Danbp bon Parions tpurbe
am Sreitas auf bic alnfIase oem @efdns'
niB iiberpieien, am Samitas suppr bic
l5idbriss Sennis 8fsifer bon 2u;erne
Borough mibbraudt su baben. Oas
Mdodsn erbpt iid, bic 8lage suriid su
siebsn unb ale &oiten su traeen, tpenn
Danbo iie beiratbe, aber bieisr soS bas
4efan9ntB por.
= gtpa l25 perfOnen bon bier unt
nmsessnb madten am Sreitas eine Sour
mad ben Senblsr Steinbriiden, mo man
Elm Sanbsefein entpedt gu baben slaubt.
oas iid ausseseidnet sur @Iasfabritation
eisnet; beitdtist iid bies na@ Der Inter
iuduns burd Sa6peritanoise, bann
pirb man cine Aftienssisai6aft uno ein'
5abrif sriinben.
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Gpbe 1arfer Sectiseit.

sa- Seinites SaIatbI bsim Wiab Bel
Wibmaper.
= @rmasor SeIIotps ssbsnft nebsn
ieinem iebisen @obnbaus elm neues
mobsrnes ;u erbauen.
-Samss gasen bon Der @shieits
bat bic STEELE als Monep Orber GIert
bes bieiisen Boitamtes erbaIten unb tpirb
iis am l. SuIi iibsrnebmen.
= Dem 8. 8. & 80. 8remfer Sobn
Waribau bon Neunter StraBe tpurbe am
Dienitas bel GIarfS Summit bas Iinie
8ein unterbaIb benz 8nie bon ben 8a'
bern einss 3uses absefabrsn.
-Das go. 10 S6uIbaus an Sum.
ner Mbsnue tpurbe in Der Nadt bon
Sreitas auf Samitas erbroden unb fait
alIss oarin befinbIide bsfdabist. Die
PoIisei bofft bic 8anbaIen auf;ufinben.
Man berss7s nidt, bab bas ,tpsits
iabrlids 8iesNic beS beutidsn nntsrf.
8ersins bon Spbe parf am Donnsritas,
ben l3. SuIi, i'm Central 9art fattfinoet
unb made ii& baruuf ssfabt, bab ss
babel bod berssbt.
= Ser Maurer Sobn S&ninn bon
$50 @pnon Strabe aerquetidte iid am
Wlontas sessn Wlittas ipdbrenb Der Mr'
belt an Der Gin parf air6e ben 9au'
men Der Iinfen Sanb, bod 1T fein 8nos
den ssbrO&sn.
-Srau Sannp Dsdsr bon Spbs pari
mubte aus ben Maiden bes @eiebeS auf
bic MnfIase ber Mbortion sntIa1en tper.
ben, ipeiI bic 8ldserin, Elm SRI. Berlin,
ni8t eridienen, aIio feline 3susin pors
banben mar.
- Die 8ermdbluns bon SRI. Mnnu
Sung nit Germ George Oaenbid bon
Olppbant fanb Mittpo6 Gbsnb i'm Sauis
Der 8rauteItern an 9eunter Strabe burd,
GERM gaitor 8iaeImann hatt, unb mad,
@innabms bss opuIsnten Sod,sitsmablsa
persnisten ii4 bic TbeiInshmsr nit Gam
unb Spielsn.
- SIM Sauie isines Sobnes an NOrt
Sumner 9psnus farb am Ulittipod
Worssn Martin Mobr i'm gllter bon GO
Sabren. Serr Mobr bintsrIabt brei er'
pahiene Sbbne. Das Bssrdbnib finbei
am Sreitas Na9mittas bon Der bsutiden
preSbptsrii4en &irde an Gbeitnutitrabs
aus itatt.
= I'm nbr am Wlontas Morsen
brad in benz &efriserator Sleii1baua
BON Mrmour & Co., bas unter Der Ser,
paltuns bon z. 5. Dale & 60. ftebt uni
an g. 2adaipanna Mpenus uno Mhte,
Strabe seIssen 1T, elm Seusr aus, tpabr'
idsinlit burb bic eleftriide 2eituns
I'm llbr tpar bic HobbinS WGble in
@sfubr unb Elm sipeiter AIarm iparo &C.
ssben. Das Mrmour 4 60. @sbauo'
brannte sdnsIid nieber unb es tpirb ibl
8srluf Sl3, 900 betrassn DaIe & 60
psrliersn etipa $4,000, an Der 2obbin'
NabIe iit ber 8erluit $500. Disie Sir
men iinb bsriidert. glidt psriidsrt tpa,
Der dbsr bsm SIsiidbauie tpObnsnb'
Subrmann @sores gonarts, ber mi
frau unb aiub nit Notb aus BEN @e'
bduoe sntfam unb einen 8srluit poi
$500 an Sausseratbsn erlsibet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
Haerlei aus benz Staat.

- GOnsrebmann @iaium Wlutf6Ier
bonn 8. Diitrift 1T am Srsitas WlOrsen
in Cation pIbbIi1 am Sersi6Iae seitors
ben. gr mar 1881 in Hortbampton
County eeboren unb Elm bemotratif6es
Whtslieb bes A., A., 49,, 81. unb SO.
GOnsrsfss. SIN lestsn Serbit tpurbe er
nit GROCER Mebrbeit pisber in ben SO.
@Onsrsb ssipdbIt.
- Samuel g. Drsbsr, prafbent
Nidtsr Der Counties Carbon unb 8ife,
farb am Montas Rorsen in Stroubs'
burg i'm GIter bon SO Sabren. Dreber
ipuroe in Stroubsburs i'm Sabre 1924
ssborsn, in 1870 gum Ridter uno in
1880 unb 1890 tpiebersrtpdblt. @r mar
Elm bsmofratiider BoIititer. absr nidt
ertrem.
= gtm Sonntas Morssn UNI ettpa 8
llbr ereisnste fd auf bsm 8i9monb
3peiss Der &eabins giisnbabn bel Der
s. Strabs 8reusuns su 9bilabelpbia eins
GoIilipn 3tpiiden einem 8oblensuse nnb
einem Aensirsuse, ipobei Der 65 Sabre
aIts 2ofpmotipfibrsr bes 8obIen3uses.
GbarIss 8ittins, iofort su Toos fam une
cine srobs an3abI Sradtcars icipie bic
2otomotipe beS 8obIenausss oemolirt une
bic @sleiie auf elmer Strede bon faii
bunbert garbs aufssriiisn, bssp. blodiri
purben.
- 9ladbem Der Ylan, bic NationaIs
sarbs sur @sltausft.auns nad Gbieasc
,u nsbmen. aus peridiepenen @riinben
aufseseben iporben 1T, bot @enerals
glbiutant Greenland aneeorbnet, bab bic
2esimentsr Der bret 8risaoen ieparats
SeloIaser bssisben ioIlsn. Dis Ssit fir
AbbaItuns Der Sslolaser 1T tpie foIsi
| fstssiebt: l. Brigade bonn 10. bis %
SuIi 2. Brigade bonn 5 bis ID. Mueuit
8. Brigade bonn %. bic 80. Suli. Dis
@abl 6es Ortes fir Mbbaltuns oer SeIb'
lager 1T ben Obsriten ber peri4isoener
8esimsnter iiberlaRen.
- Die bon ber Iebten 2esiSIatui
paIiirte 8ia, tpelbe beitimmt, bab in aaer
Counties bes Staates, tpeIde 10000
ginipobnsr baben, in 8ufunft an Stea'
oer brei County Nubitoren elm Gon'
troler erpabIt tperbsn iOa, um bic &e4'
nunssn beS Gpuntps su prafen, finbe
feline anpenbuns auf 2adaipannaGountp
inSem baiislbe nab Der Iebten 8olfs'
sdbluna nur l42, ,08s @intpobner bate
gs bleibt iomit BEL uns teim Ilten
Drsi 2bpfe iinb ibsrbiss Sstpib aud
b.1sr ipie elmer. llnb Oh bas Ding 9lu'
bitor obsr Controller beibt, 1T am gnS'
gang ;, ,Wori4t".
D@- Gnnoncirt i'm .,Wodenblatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
Gerthtti6e8.

= @uaab Sitpatrid. Der isinsn 8ru'
ber seidohen bate, ipurbs am Samfas
in 500 Strafs, bic aoten unb brsi
Wonats @efansnib psrurtbsilt.
Sobn Soptins unb Wlarp WsDonouab.
Diebfabl elmer llbr. esl Strafs, Rotten
unb l5 Monats @efdnsniB.
Gonfable s. .. Saulfner bon Gar.
bonbaIs, aobIenoisbfabI, IS Strafs unb
Goitsn.
Ibomas Brennan, peI6sr bas &c.
idmeibe ber Srau s. S. Wartpea bon
GarbpnbaIe eeitoblen bate, $40 Strafe,
aOitsn uno 2 Sabre unb 9 Nonats 8u&t'
bauS.
Daniel Donaboe, Der sinsn ansriff
auf isinen S9tpieserpater semadt bate.
$40 Strafe unb 10 Gage @efdnsnib.
8ernarb unb Samss Suaipan, SdIds
ssrsi, ie IS Strafe uno Is Gage @e'
fdnsnib Sobn Seffron, bahslbs 8sr'
ssben, s5 Strafe unb 8ofen.
@sssn eine ansabI Berionen, bic ni&t
sridienen paren, ipurben 8erbaftSbs'
| febls aussefsIIt.
: Der grOssb ssssn ben Der Brands
itiftunB anssfla8ten Beter Samba1 iollts
am Srsitas sur 8erbanbluns fpmmsn.
muBte absr auf Mntras bes 8IdSers 3u
bisiem 9onneritas beridoben iperbsn, ba
sinise Der 3eusen nidt sur Sanb iparsn.
DaS @sridt bat y. s. @oIborn aIs 8sr'
tbsiSiser bss Mnseflasten beitimmt.
- Ser Deuti&e Wi9aeI Gfss purbs
am Srsitas auf 8sfebI bon Ri4ter Smitt
aus benz @efdnsniB entlafen. gr tpai
am 9. NpriI bon Sriebsnsrihter Gumm'
inss bon OIppbant auf bic gnflase bes
ansriifs unb Der Sdldeerei mad BEN
@sfdnsnib ssianbt iporben, bod fanb es
Der 8samts nidt Der Wdbe tpsrtb, ein'
gnfIase eeesn Gfes ;u srbeben. 2ebte'
rsr bsbauptst auberbem, baB er SIS be.
sabIt babe fiir bic 8eiIeeuns ber Gn'
tIass. Ser iaubsre Sriebsnsridtsr iOIlt'
isst sur Gerantiportuna sssosen psrbsn
- Sobn glorton, Gilbert Curb uni
Bernard 8isIep befannten ii4 am Wion'
tag bes DisbtabIs idulbis.
-Sn bem Sale bs8 Der T6btuni
l bon @enerOio @ianeai ansefIustep Sran
/ cisco Grippe (bie 8etbeiIieten iinb BOZ
!. Olb Sorse ober 9urpea) ipra9en bi
: @si1wOrensn am Dienitas abeno bai
!, ,,SduIbis ipie ansefIast" aus.
GonltabIe D6lfers iparb auf bic Mn
tlass bss Insriifes, bes Traeens per
/. borsensr Dafen unb bes 9isbitabls Il
:. osm Sas. NeGartp Sale frsissipro&sr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
0ttt6ton.

= Wlain's Girfus, ipelder AM Sam'
iiaa in Weit 8ittSton cine ausseseidnete
Borft.auns CAB, 1T oerielbe. tuel9sr bel
Tprone bur9 cine 8abncouilion elnen
0erIut bon $4,000 erlitt, ben bic
psnnipIbania Giisntabn 60. sutma@sn
mub.
= Ser 8srsmann Senrp Suibleped,
oefIsn aus Srau unb bier 8inbern bste'
bsnbe ssamilie am obsren @anale ipcbnt.
tpuroe am Gamitas Wlorsen bur9 sinen
Saa bon Selsseitsin in benz Barnur'
Sdadt eridIaseu unb Der 8Drper furht'
bar peritiimmelt.
- Gin fur6tbarer Sturm, ber atpei
Stunben anbisIt unb bon einem ipo!tens
brudartisen 8esen besIeitet mar. iudts
am Donneritas Jia6ntittas 8 nbr Y,tts'
ton beim. 8lib foIste auf 8Iib unb Der
Bonner roIIte unaufbBrIid. an SearIs
uub Center StraBen tpurben ie Elm Saus
bonn BIise setrpffen unb fdiper beidds
bist, bod srttamsn bic Sniafsn unpsr'
lest. @artenanIasen, 8piien, Seitens
tpsae, 9sller unb Mbsussr5bren ipurben
lberflutbet unb alles i'm gSese ttebenbs
ipessemafden. gu Bort @rifftb tpurSen
| bic 8eieiie Der Gris & gB. .. 8abn
aussepai9en unb Ger 8erfetr unterbro'
den. Ser 2sbisb BAILEY 8abn sinss
am sIeiden Orte nidt beher. @roitreder
bon 1870 Sub tpeit unb 15 SUB tie
ipurben ausseipaihen; Der Buffalo
Sdnsuaus pdrs bsinabe in cine iol3'
binsin sefabrsn unb pfirbs in bieisn
i 6aQe in ben Slub setiirst iein. Big
,tpii&en bier unb Biltssbarre mubtei
iiber Mpoca une bic o. & 5. 8abn fab
rem. Der 8lib fdluS au4 in bic Diem
fabrif unb asrii6rte bic eleftrii4en Ssitun
eeu. Ser Srau SameS 4lerce bon Ulll
Stra6e purben bon einem Bliblrnbl
bic Sdube bon ben Siiben 8eriRen un
bic @IiebmaBen berbrannt uno ma
fiirdtet fir ibr 2eben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
bon Der Shbfeite.

9lm giadmittas bes "a. Sum- ipurben
9err Soiepb aIein unb SRI. 2oulie 2aB'
pinfel BON Brobibence in Der eb. lutb.
GbriituS &ir6e an @eoar Ipenue bur4
Germ Pfr. s. SoIter setraut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

= Die MasfieIb unb bic Sermpn
Wafer GUmpanien Iiessn iid in ben
Saaren pnb bic 9irsftoren ber erferen
iinb auf 8etreiben Der Iebteren psrbaftet
tporben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
Sbas. Bang. 8. aapmsyw
Sang s Co.,
0ampf 8ottltng @erfe,
I2I 9Semn Mpenue.

Gabrifantfn rpn
Iraubtn-Spea, 8ir@-8itr, SpbapaiItr, Say-
fapariIla, Stlttrs-gBalitr, 8tIfaf @insfr
@lt, Grab Applf gibsr.
easrbir unb pprir in Glai&sn fHr ben
6ausesbrau9 perpsn fefsHfra in's paus &C.
Iisfsrt. No. -5flspbpn Np. 592.
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Serae6t nicbt,

Neraekt nicbt,
oub man itoe5eit bic beften gortbeiIe bsim
Saufs bon SafHen. uno Banoubrsn, S9mu6.
iaten, eiIberpaaren &c. bel
Dree m q n
srbalten farm. Gin srober uuo eIssanisr gor.
ratb Der ueusftsn Rnftsr, auf bic foIioste Art
psrtertist. fortudbrsno porrdtbis; a(s Der.
tautten Artifel weroen garantirt
Weparatnreu on llbren uno Sups.
len miro ipe3ieIs aufmertfamteit seidsntt.
% wtrb i'm Sefddft beutfd
gefprodeu.
6. @. freeman,
8lofer 8Iod, Gde 9Benn ape. unb Spruettr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
9sutf6s 8riefIiRe.

Ssnry Slcd, gilbert SlOOmsr,
Grnit 8uld, %. 8ubL
0puis Rii6, Sbpmas g. ShiQins,
Graa Narp 3. S9Gftr.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-29
GUARANTEED CURE.

We authorize our advertised drug
gust to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition. If you are affiic-
ted with a cough, cold or any lung,
throat or chest trouble, and will use
this remedy as directed giving it trial
and experience no benefit, you may re-
turn the bottle and have your money
refunded. We could not make this Of
fer did we not know that DIR. Kings
New Discoverycould be relied on. 1t
never disappOints. Trial bottles free
at Evans. Large size SOC and $l.OO.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-29
In MenOriam

Mrs. Amanda Leake DIETER known
as Grandma Leake) peacefully fell
asleep in Jesus after few days of ILL
ness at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Sells, near Geneva, in the seth
year of her age. The funeral services
were conducted by the writer at the
residence of Mrs. Sells. Grandma
Leake, with her husband a. ID. Leake
and family, came to Kansas in 1856.
Her husband died in 1876. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leake were members of the
Baptist church of lola. Mrs. Leake
i'm her latter years could not attend
church by reason of the infirmi-
ties OF age She spent a quiet, useful,
happy life, beloved by friends and
neighbors and was much loved for her
kindness in sickness. She leaves six
children, 26 grandchildren and. six
great grandchildren who "rise up
and call her blessed"
s. NJ. IRWIN.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-29
q. o. SMITH,
Christmas at tho Churches.

I
Owing to sickness in SO many of
the families. there was no special pro-
gran, ut the Christian church, but at
the clUsc of Sunday school the chill
dren were treated to candy and nuts.
At the First Baptist church there
was the good old fashioned Christmas
tree on Saturday evening. The pro-
gram though short and entirely given
by the children was very satisfactory,
consisting of songs and recitations
rendered in very pleasing manner.
The tree was fairly well covered with
presents for both young aud old. At
ter the distribution of the presents
each class of the Sabbath school was
presented with d basket filled with
bags of candy and oranges. The
evening was an enjoyable one and
bringing to the minds of all present
pleasant recollections of the past with
fond anticipations for the future.
Christmas was observed at the M.
f. Church ON Christmas day at p.
m. by q Sunday school concert con-
sisting of music, vocal and instru-
mental, appropriate to the occasion,
and recitatiOns by the children. The
exercises were opened with prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Faust of Reformed church.
| The closing exercise consisted of re-
marks by the pastor, followed by the
distribution of presents to the menu
bers of the school after which all sang
praise to God for the gift of His Son.
At the Presbyterian church there
was an entertaining program on Sat-
urday evening, consisting of music.
recitations and readings by the young
people of the church. At the close of
this program a treat of candy and
oranges was distributed among the
people. AS has been the custom for
many years at this church, those who
came to the Christmas "dOings"
brought with them gifts for the poor.
Quite large quantity of good things
| to eat were contributed last Saturday
night and on Monday morning they
were distributed among the deserv-
ing poor.
Union Christmas exercises were
held by the Reformed and u. B. SUM-
day schools in the Reformed church
on Sunday, Christmas Eve. The ex-
ercises, which consisted of music led
by the Remsburg band and declama-
tiOns by the children of each school,
were listened to by a large and appre-
ciative audience, and it truly was the
sentiment of every heart present chow
sweet it is for brethren to dwell to-
gether i'm unity"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-29

For Sale.
Ihave always on hand large num-
Der of good horses and mules, both
work aud drivers. that / will sell
cheaper than any one else or exchange
for cattle, hogs, hay. corn, OR sell on
your own time and terms with good
security
1 have also some registered Angus
Cows for sale. Don't fail to come and
see me il you want any thing or want
to buy, sell or exchange lands, live
stock or merchandise. 1 can do you
good. Call or address,
+. s. BENNETT,
(15 Mch 94) Westphalia. Kans.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-29
THE lola REGISTER.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1898.
The Weeks Weather.

The Weeks Weather.
Furnished by Mr.. A. L. Dibble from
observations taken at lola, Kansas
The temperature noted is taken at
o'clock a. M, and o'clock pm.
THURSDAY. Dec 81.
Forenoon-Temperature as; Cloudy calm wind
g.
Afernoon-TIazy, mild. wind s.
FRIDAY Dec p
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sc; Cloudy warm, wind
S.
AHernoOn-Fair. wind Sc
SATURDAY Dec %
Forenoon-Tempersture IS; Cloudy warm wind
S.
Attenoon-Cloudy calm; wind NV.
SUNDAY Dec a
Forenoon-Te mperature IS; Cloudy rain hin
wind s.
Afternoon-Clear. mild. wind SW
MONDAY Dec %
FOrenOon-Temperature 36; Clear cooler wind
NV.
Aternoon-Clear bright wind NV.
TUESDAY Dec d
ForenooR-Temperature q; Clear still, wind
Sc
AGternoon-Fair calm wind
WEDNESDAY Dec %.
FOrenOOn-Temperature a; Cloudy mild, wind
s.
afternoon Cloudy mistiBg wind
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-29
First published Nov. "a. 1898
Public Notice.

Is hereby given that 1t is the intention of the
BOARD of Co Commissioners of Allen county.
Kansas, to build stone or iron bridge with
abutments across Deer Creek at the crossing
north of Wise p o in said Allen county, Kans
ments is twelve hundred dollars. sI200E that
said board intends. at its next regular meeting
which cOnvens on the first Monday in January.
1894 to appropriate the sum of six hundred
dollars (six hundred dollars having been APP
propriaied at the Oct 1893 session of said board
for the purpose of building said bridge and
abutments. BY order OF the Board
BY E. NJ. ECKLEI, / CRowELI-
County Clerk Chairman
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-29

l.. c. Thomas was up from Hum
boldt last Saturday.
Titus Simons, of Salem, was among
our Saturday callers.
The adjourned term of the District
Court will convene next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ellis came down
from Lawrence to spend Christmas.
c. g. Null went to Springfield, Mo-,
Sunday to spend Christmas with rel
atives.
A. G. Scott, of Oklahoma. spent
most of the week here with his
brother.
A discount of 10 per cent on every
overcoat in the store at Anderson &
DeClute.
Maynard Bush was visiting friends
in Chanute Sunday and Monday OF
this week.
Miss Belle ricketts, went up to Gar
nett yesterday to spend few days
visiting friends.
Miss Maude Esse went to Geneva
yesterday to spend few days with
her grandparents.
Mr.. ]. p. Westerberg. of Elsmore
township, called Tuesday to subscribe
for the REGISTER.
Sam Warner, jr., of Colony, stopped
in this city few hours Monday on
his way to Moran.
We were pleased to receive call
last Saturday from Mr.. and Mrs. w.
l.. Stout, of Usage.
l will buy furs at VIM Yeager's
store. In my absence see Yeager.
VIM Hawkins. (Feb. ~
Prof. and Mrs. Frank Jacoby came
down from Lane University last Sat
urday to spend the holiday.
The big discount is selling those
OvercOats at Anderson Il DeClute's
very fast. Don't be too late.
Mrs. G.. V. Baker went down to
COffeyville last Saturday to spend
Christmas with her daughters.
Miss Cora Ellis, of Ottawa, came
down yesterday and will visit few
days with relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Mccullough came down
from Kansas City to spend Christmas
with her daughter, Mrs. j. G. Wood
in.
The report around town last week
that Hasler, the tailor, had sold out is
false. He has too much trade to sell
out.
Miss Josie Hazard came home from
the State Normal School at EmpOria
Tuesday evening to spend her vacat-
ion.
Mrs. Kate (PickelD Thomas, of Fl.
Scott, spent Christmas in lola with
her sisters, Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Full
ton.
That home made mince meat at
Otten's Is the best on the market, and
you can buy it cheaper than you can
make it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Moore went to
UniontOwn Wednesday evening.
They think of locating there perma-
nently.
Miss Josie Swearengen went up to
Garnett last Saturday to visit among
friends a few days. She returned
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Seymour, of Sa-
lem, were in lola last Saturday and
made themselves o Christmas gift of
the REGISTER.
Homer Henderson spent Christmas
with his sister, Mrs. Mcfarland, at
Andale. He returned home We'd
nesday evening.
A. F. Huffman was down from
Usage Wednesday. We regret to
have been out when he called at the
REGISTER office.
Lost: On streets of lola, black fur
muller. Finder please return to the
REGISTER office and greatly oblige
Mrs. J. H. Sofge.
The first requisite of good bread is
good flour. Get the o. X. flour at
Brigham & Munger's and you will
have 0. X. bread.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-29
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ALIENS RACKET gives notice OF
a special sale during one week on a
number of lines of seasonable goods,
and quotes prices.
J, H. CAMPBELL asks why his
trade is better than it ever was, and
gives the reason.
ID. EWART says he must sell his
blankets and other heavy wOOlens, no
matter at what price.
r. b. STEVENSON advertises
greatly reduced rates on wooden
blankets, and low prices on many
other goods.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-29
Notice of Appointment,

First published Dec. %. %
THE STATE OF KANsAs,l az
ALLEN COUNTY,
In the matter of the estate OF W. Z. Aten late
of Allen county. Kansas.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9th, day
of December A. ID. 1893 the undersigned was by
the Probate Court of Allen county. Kansas. duly
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
estate of W Aten late of Allen county. de-
ceased All parties interested in said estate
will take notice and govern themselves accord
ingly ISABEL ATEN,
4-6l Admin stratrix
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-12-29
A DRUGGIST TALKS.

Will F. Crawford, druggist at Des
Moines, Iowa, says it is remarkable
the way Cubeb Cough Cure sells, that
his customers speak of it in the high
est terms of praise. On man in par
ticular who has been troubled with
bronchitis for years never found any
relief until he used the Cubeb Cough
Cure. He says it stopped it at once.
He doesn't hesitate to recommend it
for all throat and lung troubles. Ev-
ans Bros.