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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-01-13
l'rairie Hall.


We are having IL grand mixture of cold winter
weather
Eilly Donald from old Eismore was up in thi,
vicinity last week
Miss Cassie Eiga is quite pedestrian for d
city lady AMI when driving l. not good prefers
walking She was the guest of Miss Mitchells
last week
Mrs Boekcn and son John tusseled with the
calves ut Mr.. outlets last week.
our energetic farmers are butcherng. "a
fried chicken is thing of the past
Willie Mitchell is sojourning in the Southern
States.
Charley Rebman visits the four corners quite
often here of late. COMM. events may east
their shadows. Charlie is one of Allen county,
staunch young men.
We are in hopes ofhaving the = o. moved up
on the four corners then II will not be 50 much
School and = q all together
our boys begin to think that componalegy is
thing of the past: for the noise they made the
other evening would have aroused COW boys
srave yard Yet their treat was not forth COM
ing, SO the boys stood not on the order of their
going. but skipped.
Mrs Gullett and Mrs. Sutton and son were
guests of W Walker and wife
The farmers that have not got their corn out
begin TO realize the fact that delays are danger
Gus.
The Annual report of our Sunday school was
good. John hOher was reelected aud wheF he
came at the beginning of the 9uacter he looked
like II first class book agent
Mrs W. Gulletts received word from her
cousin iii California that almost on the eve of
her wedding. her intended being IL member of
the band. IL was called To adjacent town 70 play:
rs lie went 10 step on the train it started and he
missed his footing and was carried nearly n half
mile and after they got him out he breathed
his last such episodes are sud i'll the extreme.
Fred BOekcn and Tip Williams are i'm Kansas
City this week We do not know whether they
win visit Canada and Alaska. or not, before they
return.
Mrs John Seymour Is on the sick list
Mt-.s
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-01-13
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming as well
known and so pOpvlar as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bittsrs sing the sams song of
praise-A purer medicine dose not ex-
list and it is guaranteed TO do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all discusses OF the liver and kidneys
will remove pimples. bOils, salt rheum
and other affecaIOnS caused by in-
pure Woo 'phe II Malaria from
the system and and prevent as well
as cure all malarial fevers. For cure
of headache. constipation and indi-
gsstion try ElectOic Bitters. Entire
satisfaction guaranteed. or money re-
funded. Price SOC or Sl.00 per bottle
at w. j. Evans drug store.
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Capital Comments.
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENTS.

Continued from First Pdge.)
this evening, in their various offices.
BY masslng together the Is Republic
can Senators managed to make some
thing of an impression, letting the
officials know at least that we were
here. We had no trouble keeping to-
gether until we came to the Governors
office. The jam there was something
terrific, and one by one my colleagues
gave up the effort aud dropped out of
the. crowd, until | was left alone. i
had started in to show my respects
for the Governor and / determined to
do it if died for it. After half an
hour of the tightest squeezing that a
man is likely ever to endure, found
myself at last in the august presence
of Governor and Mrs Governor and a
whole lot of Miss Governors who were
as glad to see me, l hope, as they
ought to have been to repay me for
the torture | endured to get to them.
After paying my respects to all the
dignitaries down stairs ! went up to
Representative Hall and listened for
a while to the eXuberant jubilatiOn
of Jerry Simpson, Mrs. Diggs, Judge
Doster, e. al, who had great deal
to say about revolutions and millenni-
ums and conspiracies and slaves and
so on and so on. And as | write this
the jubilation is still proceeding. The
victors are making a night of it.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-01-13
SherFs Sale.
First published Jan. 10, 1893 }

First published Jan. ~ 1857
BY virtue of an order of sale. dated the 26th
day of Decemer Iss2 issued out of the District
Court in and for Allen County. Kansas. in an
action in said court wherein Charles q. PeirsOE
was plaintiff and James " Adams and Fannie
r. Adams his wife were defendants will. on
TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY ls9:
between the hours of 10 A NJ aud 4 NJ, at
the front door OF the Court House in the City of
lola. in said Allen County. Kansas, offer at pub
lie sale and sell To- the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand. all the right title and interest
of each and every Of The above named parties
in and To the following real estate In said state
and county. tO-wit: The east half of the south
west quarter of section fifteen % township
twenty five C2D range eighteen rs East.
Said property will be sold as directed by said
order Of sale, without appraisement. and subject
To a prior encumbrance of the principal note for
SllOO 10 and interest as set forth in plaintiff
petition and held by Il stranger to this suit
rs l. HOBART.
Sheriff Allen County Kaus
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SAleni.

George and Jackson Davis were hauling hay
to town last week. getting six dollars ton for
1t How is that TO be on the verge of material
RUM
Judge Knox Is having a cattle barn built on
the farm that Mr. Wedken lives ON hcJudge
believes in making i; handy for his tenants
There has been more barns built in Salem this
fall and winter than any time since we have
been here.
Married: At the home of the bride Park VAN
skiver and Miss Laura Porter May success and
happiness follow them through life is the wish
of ''Sunflower."
W Lytle and G. A. Franks boys were the
first ones to gather corn i'll lSr3.
Three tramps stayed all night in the school
house Friday night b. +. ReeSh hustled them
out next morning without much ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs w +. Seymour and Amy Sey-
mour. Of Prairie Hail. were visiting at W. :.
Lyle hast week.
Yhere was slim attendance at Sunday School
last sunday. Come out. neighbOrs and friends
and bring your children To Sunday School. Ii
will do yon good and it will encourage your SUI
perintendcnt SUNFLowEE
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party, to confer together with view
to compromise or an amicable settle
ment. What the result will be can
only be conjectured. The Governor
and the Senate have, at the latest
report, refused to recognize either
House.
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AInran.

Mr. and Mrs. Briggs visited In the vicinity of
Salem last week.
Mr.. Rumbcl the tailor of lola came over tn
1T friends and relations in this place. He took
several orders for suits while here
Mr. + d Lacey went To lola Monday TO be in
tiaied into the affairs of the county, as Commits
siOner from this District
Joe Rumbel and wife of Bronson were visiting
friends here last week
Mr.. Briggs has slld his entire stock of goods
to the Moran Racket
Woodland Il Williams have put in n stock Of
groceries again. at the old Woodland stand.
Mr. West is conducting singing class at the
VI. T.. church,
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Notice of appointment.
First published Jan. 6, 1893. ]

First published Jan. 6, 1885,
STATE OF KASsAs.( *
ALLEN Co. 49,
In the matter of the estate of Z. ". Grinncl
late of allen County, Kansas.
Notice j. hereby given. that on the 18th day of
December ID. ls91 the undersigned was by
the Probate Court of Allen County. duly ap-
pointed and qualified as Administrator Of the
estate of L W. Grinnel, late Of Allen county,
deceased. All parties interested in said estate
will take notice and govern themselves accord
ingly. SMITH.
5-1I Administrator
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-01-13

ISuckleu's Arnica SaIye.

The Best Sale in the work. for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter, ChaDped 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 % cents per box. For
sale by Evans Bros.
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For Sale or Trade

J. Il Young wants TO buy some mules III, OF
Ii hands high. in good condition. lie will be in
lola next Monday.
have 100 shocks of fodder with the corn on II
also 100 bushels of seed oats for sale. A. +
Charles. Bayard, Rams.
have one good pony horse which is an ex;
cellent single driver, one single seated buggy
and one set OF single harness. which / will sell
cheap for cash or bankablc note. &. W. Smith.
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The Marmaton township S. s. Convention
met at the NJ. L. church Sabbath afternoon and
evening large number of delegates were
present and several topics of interest were dis
cussed a gDOd many new ideas were presented.
which II put in practice will result in much
good. At the close the following officers were
elected. Prsident Wesley Jones, Vice President.
VIM. Ross. Secretary. Marion Lee.
PROPATRIA.
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Tenchers Examination

There will be public examination
Ofapplicants for Teachers certificates
in the High School room at lola, Jan
18th. 1895, beginning at O'Clock, a.
m. and closing at 6 o'clock, p. III.
III. ii. JONES.
Co. Supt
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ElsInOre

Mrs Maude Morris, nee StinsOn. is visiting
with Mrs Bailey this week
Mrs Kane, of Uniontown. Is visiting her
daughter Mrs Lardner.
Several of our citizens went to lola Monday to
attend court.
past few days. Mr.. Billings is also quite sick
The merchants have about all finished their
invoicing.
Harry willeughby has sold his barber shop to
VIM Walker. of Savonburg, who Will soon locale
IL ut Hiatsville, Bourbon county. IL seems as II
the two Walker boys are walking right of with
Elsmore.
Your type made us report the name Of our new
confectiOner wrong last week IL shouid nave
been samuel instead of Daniel Ford
The masquerade ball of last Friday night
proved to be II success Another dance was an
nOunccd for four weeks from that night
The NJ W l.. supper was fairly well attend
ed and everybody present enjoyed themselves
in iirst-class manner
skating was never better. and was never be-
fore used so much by the ElsmOrc young lOiks
a. IL Is ut present
Chris Ritter was in town last Thursday look
ing after business interests.
A few samples of | Walkers paper the
Cherokee Tis,es- Miner. visited our town this
week and were met with favorable comments
Rut I!lsc, whew! We wonder what kind of u
watch he is carrying since going TO Crawford
county.
T. G. Mooney has the ice house fun. which
means something for Elsmore next yeir
August Rendquist made an extended trip to
Erie last week, returning on Monday of this
week
1t was reported that Rev Ayling had ex-
changed his circuit ut this place for one near Ft
Scott but later we hear that l. not so, ami that
he will probably remain with his old work.
The NJ L. Sunday School has elected new Of
ficcrs as follows: superintendent, ii. W. Cox;
Assistant Superintendent. W III Brown; Secre-
tnry, Iona Garrison; Organist, Ida DelInven;
ChOristcr, Anna Mooney.
Mrs HOllingSwOrth, of bronson, a sister of ;.
D. Howard. who has been visiting in Elsmore
for the past week, returned home Monday.
School Is fuller this week than usual. The
total enrolment thus far in the term has reach
ell one hundred and three.
Pot pies are now in season. Some of our boys
kill a whole "pailfuf' at snOwbirls at one shot
They are said tn he quite palatable when prop
erIy dressed and cOokctl-we mean the birds
Mrs " D. Cox went TO Moran Wednesday.
Messrs Duke Rice and II Muth having wa
gercd supper on the Presidential election. had
the oysters at Mr. Ms residence on last Sntur-
day evening, Mr.. Muth footing the bill y
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-01-13

Mrs W. ID Jewell is quite sick But we arc
glad TO note that at this writing she is slightly
improving.
Dave Cunningham, who is naturally of a hap
py disposition. was made happier last week
Iii. good wife presented him a bouncing baby
girl.
Pred Hansen began working ON the Southern
Kansas X. X as a section hand last Monday
Cbas. Osborn has rented the Crook farm We
regard this as foreshadOw 10 coming events
Frank Thuny has been In Humboldt the past
few DAYS helping To put up ice
Born: To Mr. and Mrs C. II Binger, Thurs
day. Jan 9Th lss8 baby girl. Mother and
child are doing well KNOwtITTLE
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Rail Road Time Table.

SOUTHERN KANsAS-GOING NORTH
No. 202-PasSenger daily. ............ l2:I1 p. M.
No. 2Ol-Enstcrn Express. daily. $500. 10 III
No. 2l6-Way freight daily ex. Sun. 4sG7 p. m.
No. 22D-FTeight daily ........-....... RS p. m.
No. 22G-Freight daily ........ els q. IN.
GOING SOUTH.
No. 20l-Passcnger, daily ......-...... 2O7 p. m.
No. 2-Panhandle express. daily. -. LIS u. M
No. 2l5-Freight, daily ex Monday .lO:3O q m.
No. 225-Freight. oaily ....-.........l2i IL p. IN.
Train No. DIS carries passengers between Gar
nett and Channte only. Close connections made
at Kansas City and through tickets for sale for
all eastern points. z. A. Edgar, local agent.
FORT SCOTT, WICHITA & WESTERN--GOING
EAST.
No. 45f-Passenger. daily. ............ $50 p. m.
No. 456-way freight, daily ex Sun. 2:::25 p. m
GOING WEST.
No. 4lS-Passenger daily. .............I loss a.
No. 45-Way freight daily ex Sun. 220 p. M
Freight trains on this road carry passengers.
For rates and other information call on the un
dersigned r. S. Happersett
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Prairie Dell.

.Ir. Butterfield's daughter. Mrs Wallace. of
Cowley county, is visiting ut her mothers at
present writing
There was an oyster supper ut Mr. Sherrilrs
New Years eve A pleasant time reported
Mont ROsenberger has been laid up with n
sore hand Tor several weeks.
Mr.. A. l. johnson brother was visiting with
Mr.. J. this week lie has been out I'm the west
ern part of the State looking up location.
Mr. Hayeman, of woOdson county, was in this
vicinity last week buying cattle. Mr.. Il. ",
Sheriff. sold him fifteen head.
SUSFL0WER.
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SayOnburg.


This week has been n good one for the ice
harSesters and Judging from the amount of Ice
we have seen coming Ia town. ali have taken
advantage of the opportunity.
RI McCutchan. cashier of the Sayonburg
bank, went To Kansas City last week.
Frank Bran has sold the dray business Ia Mr.,
Little. The dray changes hands quite sftcn
II i. Morrison formerly OF the Savonburg
Progress. but now II resident of Texas. was visit
ing friends In this city the fore part of the week
Vim. Walker former barber of this place has
purchased the Elsmore barber OHtfit aud will
move il tO-lliattville. aud go into business at
that place.
Miss Dollie Gard passed through here last
sunday ON her way To her school, after having
spent IL two weeks vacation ut her home in
Bronson.
Mr.. Southland. accompanied by his brother
who has been visiting him here, went To- Cha
mute last Saturday
The young men of this place. claim they had
\ good time at the ElsnOrc masquerade last
Friday night. but all say there j. no solid enjoy
ment in going To lola after girl to bring IN an
Elsmore dance.
Messrs Harry Bragg and Harvey Farce were
out looking after Mr. Braggs hardware business
at this place tho first of the week
The a. q U Woft this place gave public in
stalation Of officers Wednesday night.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-01-13
r Z V OIL u TION !
The POpulists Put their Threats Into Exc
ecution, and Badly Override the
viii of the People and the
Decisions of the Court.
KANSAS INDEED DIsGRACED !.
The Anarchists i'm the Peoples Party Get
the Upper Hand and Carry Into Ac-
I'll on Their Reasonable Talk.
TOPEKA. Jan. 10. 1873.

1OHEh.A, Jan. Ioy ic0o.
was mistaken. The POpulists have
done what they threatened to do. The
revolutionary and reasonable course
which Gov. dwellings inaugural pre-
pared the way for and defended in adj
vance, has been adopted. The minor
ity has declared that the majority
shall not rule and that the laws shall
be over-ridden.
Let me briefly state the facts and
see if they do not bear out these con-
illusions.
Certificates of election were issued
to Is Republicans, IS pOpulists, 3 DEM
Ocrats and one independent Republic
can. The law says that the Secretary
of State shall lay before the House, a
list of the names of those holding GER
tificatcs. To-day at noon the Secreta-
nv of State appeared in the House and
said that when it made its temporary
organization he would lay the roll of
membership before it. Then Pande-
mOnium broke loose and the short of a
long story is that two separate Houses
were organized, and are now in ses-
sion. The Is Republicans, together
with the independent Republican and
two Democrats-6G in all-vOted fer
Mr.. Douglass for Speaker. Fifty-nine
members voted for Mr.. DunSm0re for
Speaker. And yet Mr.. DunsmOre
claims to be the legal Speaker and the
IS members with him claim to consti-
tute the legal House. Is not that rev.
Olution? Is it not treason: The Pop
ulists themselves declare it is revOlu-
ton. They do not pretend to be pro-
ceeding according to law. They simp-
~ claim that conditions justify them
i'm going back of the law.
What the result will be cannot now
be predicted. The Republicans have
proceedings under way that will take
the case into the Supreme Court. If
the decision 5 against the POpulists-
as it certainly will bet is declared
that they will start impeachment pro-
ceedings against the Supreme Court.
After that? The deluge.
1t may be settled soon and peacea-
bly,. 1t may be settled after many
days and by violence. But which
ever way it ends, let it be forever re-
membered that it was the Republic
ans who never wavered from the
strict letter of the law, and that it
was the Populists who despiaed the
law and trampled it under foot.
G. +. :.
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LaIfarpc,

Mr.. and Mrs. u. Morrison II ave returned from
their visit to Kansas City.
The protractcd meetings here closed last sun
day night with about thirty additions. Elder
Chaiiee will be here on Thursday night of this
week To babtize those who want to be babtiZcd
by sprinkling or pouring. those who want TO be
immersed will wait until some other time.
Mrs. Steinmetz came I'm from Dennis on Mon
day for q weeks visit with her mother
Our new barber has opened his shop and is
receiving considerable patronage
A new hardware store is talked of in our viii
lage. Hope il NAV prove more than talk.
Our LsIIarpe paper did not come out last
week on account OF the editor having cripplrd
hand. by the way crippled hands seems 10 he
the fasiOn az Wilson Hawley has Il boil on one
OF his. and + NJ Davis sprained one of his,
Charlie Carrie Is also carrying one Of his in Il
sling.
latives and friends here
Miss Minnie Fairman has returned from TT
scott.
|stansbury's had relatives here from Linn CO.
visiting them few days last week
Mr. Neer spent a couple of DAYS In Kansas
City last week.
Two yousg ladies from Strawn spent the II oil
days with the Carrie girls
Mrs J C. Reeder and Minnie Ohlfest have
returned from Lawrence and report deli ghtful
visit.
We are glad TO see Mr.. Will Huber around
again after about five month 3 confinement with
rheumatism. He has had serious time with it
aud is not well yet
Our DR. was called to see two OF Len Bankers
children the first of the week
An EpwOrth League was organized on Tues
day night of this week
Mr.. /. S. COe has returned from a several
weeks visit in Kansas City and Ft Scott
Grandpa Delaplain has been very sick but at
last accounts was improving some.
Mr. G. Smith WAS down To meet a friend On
Saturday. Tn. young man returned on Mon
day.
Miss Minnie and Emma Ohlfest went down to
lola with Miss Brown Tuesday night. VEGA.
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r on the PTeSiden'
MIR Ms reSiden,
Mr.. Muth footing
south Salem.
MEETINGS are i'm pr.

A series of meetings are in progress at Jeddo
conducted by Rev stone
Mrs Geo. Marshall of Humboldt is visiting
relatives and friends around Maple Grove. Sht
is always u welcome visitor.
Miss Lizzie Sanford of Garnet is visiting heI
aunt Mrs. hOttenstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbits of Cherry Grove visited
at Albert Jays the first of the week.
Miss Minnie Winks has been visiting relatives
in Chanute.
Fire consumed the home Of J. NJ. Lindsey
near Bethel very early Monday morning The
cause of the fire Is unknown As 1t occurred 81
early. there was not much saved and 10 doubt
the loss is heavy.
Mr. Park vanskiver and Miss Laura Porter
were married Tuesday the ;'Td of January at the
home of the bride near Salem Mr.. VS.
many friends wish him and his bride much hap
pinesS and prosperity
Mr. and Mrs Wood of Salem attended servi-
ces ut Maple Grove Sunday.
little daughter arrived at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Last short time ago
Mrs. \. B Johnson has been quite sick again.
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Il. S.: l am stopping ut the Cope
land Hotel, where shall be glad to
receive anybody from the Fourteenth
District who may be visiting the Cap
itaI and extend to them whatever
courtesy may be in my power. l
hope my constituents, of whatever
marty, will not hesitate to command
me in any matter concerning which 1
can be of service to them. {. F.s.
The latest reports which reached
the REGISTER yesterday showed that
the two Houses occupied Represent
alive Hall side by side for III consec-
utive hours, having meals served to
the members in their seats, and the
two speakers sleeping upon the plat
form stretched out upon the same
blanket. when these demands of ma
ture had to be satisfied. But about =
o'clock Wednesday afternoon an
agreement was reached by which both
Houses adjourned TO meet mt O'Clock
Thursday morning. In the meantime
the State committees of the three par
ties have appointed a committee OF
fifteen, consisting of five from each
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Mr. Harden and family visited friends in this
neigh bOrhGOd last week
There will be preaching at Pleasant Valley
Friday and saturday night Quarterly meeting
sunday and Monday
The United Brethren Missionary ladies will
meet at Mrs Mulls Saturday
The Rock Lrtek sunday school elected officers
last sunday. & l. Sawyer was elected Supt.
for the coming year. At Pleasant Valley Mr..
Smith WAS elected Supt.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-16


contracts, operating a route from Grand
Forks to Fort Totten. During this time
he took homestead and tree claim neal
Larimore, where he has since resided.
He was interested in Larimore, plated in
1881, and an agent of the Townsite COM
pany, which organized the city govern
ment in 1888, and was first mayor and
reelected for three successive terms, op-
Grating his farm meanwhile.
The irony of the situation is consider
ably heightened by the fact that he was
Democratic leader and candidate in
the times when men of that party were
Interestingly scarce in Dakota, and was
elected a senator most Unexpectedly and
by an independent movement of the Re
publican members of his own county,
Grand Forks, after he had, as it were, re-
tired from politics. In 1885 he was the
only Democrat in the territorial legisla-
ture. In 1889 he was defeated for gov
ornor by $4,000 votes, and in 1890 by
only 600. he married daughter of DR..
Liebermauer Of Washington in 1872 and
has three sons and one daughter. Mrs
Roach died in 1890. Two sons are now
in Georgetown college. The senator is a
tall gentleman with iron gray hair, mus
tache and goatee, and presents a very
dignifed and commanding appearance.