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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-15
Continued from First PsgeJ
SOME RECORD FACTS.

last winter. 1 want to call the atten-
ton of the people to the report of the
committee on revision of the journal,
as to the number to be printed. The
committee said the law only allows
1000 copies to be printed, but they 60
right on and order 2500 printed and
bound in the ordinary way besides
the 500 for distribution among the
members. Te do this they ask that
the judiciary committee bring in
bill to amend the law. The law was
never amended, but the journals were
printed just the same and paid for out
of the State funds. A clear steal OF
almost 5000, and that in the face of
the acknowledgment of their own
committee that the law must be
amended to do it lawfully. They are
distributing the journal, printed by
them and paid for by State money, to
the Populists only, except the one
copy sent to each Republican Senator
and Representative, although their
resolution to print them says 10 copies
to each member for the fuse of him.
self and his constituents" tried to
get my ten copies when in Topeka the
last time but could not do it. / also
tried to get some copies of the House
and Senate journals, but was inform
ed by the Secretary of State that
there were none to be had. 2years
ago got copies of both, for POpu-
lists and l for Republican. Assis.
ant Secretary of State told me there
were 10 copies for each county, and
when asked for the ten for Allen,
promising to distribute them equally
between both parties, l got three. and
that, it seemed to me, as a special
favor. They are evidently not CIV
en- to Republicans, and still this is
the party that believes in "equal
rights to all and special privileges to
none.n Such is Reform. One seldom
reads the editorials of the reform pa
pers wherein they treat so much of
reform that he does not want to hold
his nose.
Economy! $4,000 for the illegal
calling out of the militia, 5000 TO pay
the employees of a House that never
had a legal existence; nearly $1,000 for
printing that which there never was a
shadow of a law for. The Hugh's
"court MARSHALL" probably 5000, paid
to try a man for refusing to stain
his hands in the blood of men holding
what i'm every sense was theirs. He
WILDE held neutrality-suspicious. long
after those who have caused and con-
Quoted his trial have become hiss
and a bywork, and the Reform move
ment of 1890 to "a will have become q
stencil in the nostrils of all classes of
people of the State.
Oh Reform! Reform!! How many
have followed thy shadow thinking 1t
was substance only to find they had
been used to forward the personal
ends of some designing person.
l.. B. PEARSON.
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A Good Thing to Kee. at Hand

From The Troy kansas Chief
Some years ago We were very much
subject to severe spells of cholera
morbus; and now when we feel any of
the symptoms that usually proceed
that ailment, such as sickness at the
stomache, diarrhea, ETC., we become
scary. We have found Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy
the very thing to straighten one out
in such cases, and always keep it
about. We are not writing this for
pay testimonial, but to let our readers
know what is good thing to keep
handy in the house. For sale by
Evans Bros.
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Poultry at the Fair.

Last spring / had very severe at
tack of the poultry fever. Nothing
would do but that must have some
tn thoroughbred chickens of some of the
different kind.
/ looked over my poultry papers
and found where 1 could get the eggs.
[ sent for them and paid large price
for some of them. / got good stock in
return. But listen! The very stock
that / wanted and sent eff for could
have got here in Allen county had l
known that il was here. Now i
would rather buy stock eggs here at
home than to have them expressed
from some other county or State, as /
would be sure of better hatch. The
reason that 1 did not know the stock
that / wanted was in the county was
that the parties who owned them did
not advertise-Mr. Norton excepted.
l have talked with others who want
cd stock as / did, sent off for them be-
cause they did not know where to get
them at home. Now let us advertise.
We have two ways of doing this. One
is to use our county papers. The
other is to take our stock to the Fair.
The managers of the lola Fair have
made a mistake in not being more
liberal with their premiums on pOul-
try. They know this now since the
list is out. They promise that if there
is a good showing this year, consider
ing the premiums they will be more
liberal next time. Now let everybody
who has some pure bred stock, fix up
a pen and bring them to the Fair.
Show what you have and know that
you will be well paid for your trouble
if you don't get premium. Make q
large coop, large enough for your
chickens to stand erect and show of.
If you can't stay with them they will
be well cared for both night and day.
The management has offered prem
ium for best trio or pen of chickens;
LIST, $500, End, 3 90. j. w. Coutant
offers set of silver plated knives for
the best pair or trio of any breed under
six months old. There will be other
premiums given. Don't fail to place
your stock before the people.
III. E. THOMAS.
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c ORRESP ONDENCE
From Register Reporters-What is Being
Done Throughout The County-Events
and Gossip of the Week.
Prairie Hall.

Quite number are sick here. Willie Irwin
is sick. Sam Hibbs is very low and Beckie An
der son is improving.
Fred Boeken and Tip Williams had their pa
tience tried with a patent corn cutter. They
think they have lost the patent.
Mrs. l.. J. Preston visited Mrs. Gullett last
week
Mrs Bell Kerr, Hattie and Warren were in
this vicinity last week
HARDY Lasater is threshing this week. So Is
John Wood. We have not heard how their
grain turned out.
Greeley Rineheart threshed for Obed Kerr on
Wednesday.
Tom Lasater attended church at the Hall
Sunday. evening He has improved since his
return from X. c.
MI Barnett has been around delivering his
boo Ks this week. He has some very fine books.
VIII and Whit Boyor started TO the Strip Wed.
nesday.
The last we saw of Leo Sylvester and Mathew
Mitchell they were headed for the Strip and
were going on horseback.
Harry Boeken sold of his fine hogs at the
fair See what good advertisement a fair is?
j. W. Gullett and Steave Elmore took some
cattle to K. c. last Tuesday.
Charley Redman is experimenting the Pask
farm. Mr.. Pask will go TO England soon on
visit
George Hail visited J. W. Gullett Sunday.
Rev. Leisser has returned from the Big Fair.
John Montbeek has RENE deled his house and
thereby added much to the appearance OF his
farm. MUGGINs.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

First published Sept Is. 1881
STATE OF KANsAsl In the District Court OF
ALLEN coTNTYI said county.
Walter s. Green, executor
and trustee of the estate of
James W. Randall deceased.
plaintiff
Columbus Lewis, Emma J.
Lewis, First National Bank
of Ottawa, Kansas X. J.
waddell and W. C. Allen.
partners as r. J. Waddeli,
L. Go. Nelson Merchant and
J. :. Judd, defendants.
Said defendant J s. Judd. will take notice
that he has been sued together with the above
named defendants by the plaintiff and that the
of the above named Court That YOU must
answer the allegations thereof on or before the
9th day of October A. d. 1898 or the same will
be taken as true and judgment rendered against
Columbus Lewis and Emma J. Lewis for twenty
four hundred and twenty-five dollars andtwenty
cents (s242620) with IL per cent interest on the
same from August 81 1893, costs and foreclosure
of mortgage given by Columbus Lewis and
Emma j. Lewis to secure the payment OF said
sum of money on the following real estate situa-
ted in Allen county, State of Kansas to-wit
The northwest quarter C4) of section No. six t6)
township number twenty-four (24 range number
twenty (2W east ordering said premises sold
according to law and the proceeds applied to the
payment of the amount due plaintiff and costs
of suit and forever barring you from all right,
title, interest equity. of redemption in or to said
lief as may be just and equitable.
Melton A. Carmichal, atty for plaintiff
Attest FRANK l.. TRAVIS,
Clerk of the Said Court
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Bronson.

According to the number of teams and wagons
passing through town headed for the STRIP
there will be as large q crowd there as al the
Worlds Fair.
Misses Jessie and Ollie Milligan returned
Sunday from Devon where they have been WIS.,
iting Miss Kate Johns.
Mr.. Contains Is visiting the White City this
week and Fred Smith is editing the paper our
ing his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rumbell visited the family OF
II. Goodno of Parsons, last week
Lou and Eva Ireland. Allie and Lettis Briggs.
Myrtle Myers and J. NJ Cramer drove over 70
lola Thursday and visited the family OF j. CARD.
Mrs. o. w. Sprouse and granddaughter
Ernie Ray have returned from an extended
visit with Mrs. Mamie Ray At Wichita.
Mrs. Ada Goodno is recovering from severe
attack of fever.
Matte Williamson and Mrs. Davis have re
turned from the Fair.
Mr.. vandyke made short visit this week
with his sister Mrs. Ella Davis.
A very enjoyable party was given at Mr..
Kane Saturday evening. The ana1r was IN
honor of Roll Gard of Humboldt
J. C. Mclaughlin. our druggist started Sun
day evening for the Strip MI. Lardner Is
clerking for him during his absence.
.Dr Morrison, the dentist and phrenologist
gave series of lectures at the Baptist church
this week
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X. c. Star: The announcement that
the Kansas State University had
opened prOsperously, with an unusu-
ALLY large attendance will please
more Kansans than any other one
news item. For the Kansas people
are very proud of their university.
They have been generous in endowing
it, and have always responded liber-
ally when its growing demanded
building, faculty or appliances. 1t is
one of the kansas things" which
being translated, means that every
individual Kansan, seeing success of
the State University, personally takes
some credit for its greatness. The
Kansas editors watch the young men
and women who go out of the univer-
sity and, when one of them is elected
to office, makes a fortune, dies, gets
married, or in any other way gets pass
ed into the Temple of Fame the edi-
tors notice the fact with glowing pride
and speak of the young man as ian
old university boy" or of the young
lady as bright university girl"
The fact that the alumni of the uni
versity are active and do break into
glory good many times in year
makes the recurrence of these two
phi rases tiresome to patrons of other
schools; but there is no way out OF it..
Kansas is going to blow her own horn;
she is going TO have it said that the
boys and girls she raises "by hand"
are the brightest, handsomest, clever
est, best bred, best headed young peo-
pie on earth. This is the Kansas
way and it counts for something in
the long run. In the absence of proof
to the contrary and in the light of cor
roborating testimony, Western people
arc coming to accept this talk as halt
or tWO-thirds true.
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Mrs. Lease travels over the Mem
phis route on pass b 9S2.-K. c. Ga
zette.
Well, what are you going to do
about it?-Ft. Scott Monitor.
We would like to be a railroad man
long enough to see what we would do
about it. There is no excuse what
ever for Mrs. Lease having pass
Il. c. Gazette.
How do you know about that? We
asked a railroad man, one of the inside
managers, the other day how it hap
pened that Mrs. Lease got pass over
all the railroads. His answer was
short but sufficient: "There is work
done for the railroads sometimes that
the general public doesn't know any
thing about"
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A THOUGTFuL PARENT

Consults his best interests when he
is prepared for an emergency; he
knows that like thief in the nightn
Group or whooping cough may come
upon his child without warning. Can
he afford to be without a remedy at
hand? Cubeb Cough Cure is what he
should have ON hand; it is the one
minute remedy. Evans Bros.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-15
Bncllen,a Arnica saliva.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped hands,
Chilblains. Corns. and all skin erup-
tions, and positively cure Piles. or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by Evans Bros.
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THE REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

THERE is almost no ground for the
hope that the Republicans will mani
fest the patriotism in regard to the
tariff issue which they have display
ed in Congress in relation to the cur
rency question,-Rdnsds City Star.
Nobody can be patriotic in the esti-
nation of the esteemed Star who does
not fall down and worship Grover
CLEVELAND
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-15

AJilene Reflector: Every Repub-
lican in the county should give the
ticket hearty and unanimous sup
port. This is no year for boilers.
Clean out the last vestige of populism
and then minor matters can be set
tied Patriotism demands the des-
tructlon of Populism and no true Re-
publican will do aught to defeat the
ticket this-Or any other year.
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Olive Bnuch .

Charlie Bacons wheat is up nice.
David Larue has sowed his wheat and will
start for the Strip soon.
Dannie Higginbotham is visiting his grand.
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Norris.
Herman Roedel has been on the sick list but
is better.
Mr. Mcknight is thrashing for Mr.. Robert
Englehardt
Rev. Jones filed Rev. Holtz appointment at
Olive Branch Sunday.
C. s. Starkey visited his daughter. Mrs. Mat
tocks Wednesday.
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Spring Valley.

The ice cream supper at Mr.. Davis was well
attended.
Mr.. Englebaugh, of LaHsrpe. was in our
vicinity Friday.
Miss Annie Fenley spent Friday with Miss
Florence Whitlow.
Mrs. Cutler was out riding. Monday trying to
get up q surprise for our friend and neighbor.
Mrs Seidel.
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Summons BY Publication.
First published Sept IS, 1881
John B. Young, plaintiff.

lrHst Puolsneo sept. Is 1885
John B. Young, plaintiff
Nettie l. Young. defendant
YTNhe above named defendant win take notice
II That she has been sued by plaintiff in the
above entitled action: that i'm his petition
piaintln prays that he may be divorced from
said defendant. on the grounds of abandonment
OF plelnun by defendant for more than one year
and Tor the gross neglect of duty of defendant
toward plaintiff. that plaintiff be awarded the
c.ue. custody and control of their minor children
Merle A Young and James G. Young that the
conrt set apart TO plaintiff the real estate and
personal property described in said petition 10
be his free and clear from the control of said de-
PENDANT that be recover his costs and have sucn
other and further relief as TO the court NAV
seem just and proper; and that unless said
defendant answer said petition ON or before the
18th. day of October ls93, said petition will be
taken as true and judgment and decree will be
rendered in favor of plaintiff and against defen-
dant as prayed for therein.
Campbell & Hankins, attys, for plf
- Attest:
/SEarA r. J.. TRAVIS.
[ Clerk of District Court
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Notice of Final Settlement.
First published Sept. Il, 1Sgs.l

TFHSI UuUIISHCU CoPt, 1T Io'.J
STATE OF KANSAS CO
ALLEN COUNTY. o.
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter of the Estate of Alfred K. Ed
wards deceased.
0reditors and all other persons interested in
. the aforesaid Estate are hereby notified
~ that shall apply to the Probate Court, in
and for said county. sitting at the Court House,
in lola, county of Allen, State of Kansas. on the
IL tn day of October A. ID. 1898. for full and fl.
nal settlement of said Estate.
W. j. Boyle. administrator of the Estate of Al
fred X. Edwards deceased. fi1-45I
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-15

Space will not permit list of all the End
hand and new books that we have but come
and see them and get prices. We will save
you money. Tablets, States and Pencils we
will save you money on. For prices see last
weeks REGISTER. school shoes, School
hats, School suits for the boys, and every
thing you can think of for school use.
ALIENS RACKET.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-09-15

For a lame back or for pain in the
side or chest, try saturating a piece of
flannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and binding it onto the affected parts.
This treatment will cure any ordinary
case in one or two days. Pain Balm
also cures rheumatism. so cent bot
ties for sale by Evans Bros.
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Funston.

new girl at j Heath's.
Mrs. George Lyle has gone to the big Fair.
Claude Stewart visited in Bourbon county last
week
Little Dave Brown. who was hurt by hay
derrick falling ON him, Il able 70 be around.
MuGGINS
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For sale or Trade.

have some poland-china male pigs for sale
at the Oakland farm on Deer Creek. A B Null.
Z. N. Eekley has an $50 pound mare TO trade
for q larger one WIN pay cash for difference
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j. III, Campbell

Will be on deck with full line OF
paints, oils, wall paper, etc., for his
fall trade.
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Notice of Publication.

First published Sept Il, 1s.S)
STATE OF KANSAS CO
COUNTY OF ALLEN ~
In the District Court for said County.
J. II. King. plaintiff.)
VS.
NancyJ. King deft)
Caid defendant Nancy J. King will take no.
tice that she has been sued in the above
~ named Court for divorce and must an
swer the petition filed therein by said plaintiff
on or before the 9th day of October A. ID. 1875
or said petition will be taken as true. and judg-
ment for plaintiff in said action Tor divorce will
be rendered accordingly.
Attest FRANK L. TRAVIS,
Alb Clerk of said Court.
EWING Il BENNRTT.
~ ~ Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Spring Branch.

J. s. Hunter and Mr.. Hunter from lola were
out in this community Friday looking for bird
dog that followed one of our neighbors home.
A dance at Joe Eastwoods last week
Mrs Oliver of LosAngeles, Cal, is here visit
ing her sister Mrs. Howard. They have not
seen each other for n years.
Mrs. George Fackler has been sick this week.
Mrs. Hardin sold 20 head of fat hogs this
week.
The Spring Branch school commenced Mon
day.
Water is getting scarce.
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Diamond.


Mr.. and Mrs. Will Shinkle are the proud par
ents Of a new boy.
Mrs. Ida Reece, accompanied by her brother
Walter Jones and sister Bessie, left this week
for Kansas City where Mrs. keece goes 70 re-
sumo her work In school, and the others enteras
pupils.
School at wsverly opened Monday with Miss
Gillespie as teacher.
The Holyness people had q grove meeting
near Pleasant Valley church last Sabbath.
Mr.. Martin and his brother, r, A. Mathews
and Lum Lewis have gone TO the Strip to see
the great rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Reed have gone to Missouri
on visit.
Died at his home miles north of Wise on
Sept 2nd of typhoid fever, Mr. Felix hurry.
The funeral was preached at Lone Elm church
by Rev. John Jones. The remains were inter-
ed In Lone Elm cemetery. The bereaved rela-
tives have the sympathy Of many neighbors
and friends.
L. s. Jones and family are camping in Bayard
where Mr.. Jones is running Q hay press
Mr.. and Mrs George Ruxton returned from
visiting at Ft Scott Monday.
Mrs Dragoo and Mrs. Jones visited at La
Harpe one day last week.
Miss Grace Brunny.. who has been visiting
friends near Wise, returned to her home In RI
Scott Thursday. OMEGA.
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Geneva.


The general health Of this town and vicinity
is very good considering the hot and dry wealth
er. A good rain would be very much appre-
ciated,
Childs Bros. will bail hay for Mr. Boner the
coming week.
Corn cutting is in order now. A great deal is
being cut up.
A number of persons in and around Geneva
turned out to witness the Sells Bros. show at
the Center.
Any one wishing Charley KnOwlton's Photo
that he had taken at the show will call on or
address him so0n
The social given by the ladies Of the Congre,,
gstional church was q success both socially ana
financially. The lawn presented lovely sight
dotted over with little. Jap. lanterns. The
cream and cake gave much credit to the ladies'
Fred Spicer Is setting up the cigars nowadays
it's a nine pound girl
Miss Maude Esse Is up from lola spending
few days.
Emma Hyde has returned from Leavenworth
to attend school the coming winter.
What might have proved a very serious runa-
way was avoided by Mrs. Clara Maybe knowing
Just how to manage team Of horses. Two
grandma and q lot of kids might have been
split out in the dust and q bushel of eggs on top
of them but fortunately for all 1t only proved to
be a re rrible scare. GUESS WHO.
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Con Null stopped in our city few hours last
Friday, He stopped for his niece, little Emma
Keppie. who has been visiting here all sum-
mer. She goes home to start to school
Mr. and Mrs Wilkinson and daughter Alice
went over to Indian creek and stayed over Sun
day We understand Mr.. w. breaches there
twice month.
We were mistaken last week about Dave Wat
son having his ANGLE broken. It's only severe
bruise and cut The horses hOOf cut to the
bone.
We neglected to note last week that Ed. Cain
and daughter Minnie have gone TO Indiana TO
visit relatives and friends.
The Ladies' Missionary society meets at the
manse today large attendance is expected.
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NeOsh0 valley.

Many OF our church going people attended
Quarterly meeting at lola last Sunday.
Mother and sister of Mrs. Chester cummings
came down from Richmond Tuesday on visit.
JAS Drake, Frank Bliss and others started for
the Strip last week.
The Union school is now in progress and is
under the supervision of Miss Arnold Of Carlyle.
Earn. Crook gigged 81 pound cat fish along
rifle of the Neosho one evening last week.
The Onion creek folks increased their church
fund by holding an ice cream supper last week.
BF. Clarke was at Ottawa over Sunday.
Mrs, Jacoby's sister went to Colony wednes-
day.
Mr.. Cummings and Tommy Garner each had
O runaway last week. NALLEYITE