The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-07-14

fuslug with the Peoples party, ii
Republican corruption rings will |
broken, and new men with new ide,
will be placed in charge of affair
We are not Populist, nor is this
Populist paper, but we believe that
order to place Democrats on top
this State, the Republicans must fir.
be Ousted. This can only be done b
combining forestry ftlsion.-Hun
bOldt Herald.
We heard man read that on th
street the other day, and all til
horses in hearing lifted up their head
and laughed. "This is not a Populis
paper." This is richness, indeed
when everybody knows that the He,
aid and the official POpulist organ {
this county are set up in the sam
office, run off on the same press an,
filled with precisely the same editor
ial and local matter. Oh, Cox, what
S. A. ID. wag you are!
On last Friday Miss Clara Harri
and Miss Grace Bostwick left TO
Chicago to attend the summer session
OF the Cook Co. Normal School. Col
Francis w. Parker. Of Quincy, Mass.
fame is at the head of this schoo
which is conceded to be the best
training school for teachers i'm the
United States. DIR. Rice in the cele.
brated series of articles upon Ameri.
can schools in the last volume of the
Forum lists the work of this institu.
tion as the best upon the American
continent. The young ladies are to be
congratulated upon laying hold Of
such opportunities for better perfect
ing themselves in their profession.
The schools of lola, too, can but gain
when her teachers fit themselves with
the best training that the country at.
fords.
Senator billiard and County Attor-
ney Boyle, of TT. Scott, were i'm lola,
looking up the facts regard.
ing the remark made by last weeks
about the testimony given
by certain witness impeaching Mr..
Boyle's official integrity. They have
to Stenographer Shinn for a
of the testimony and If they
ind it to agree substantially with the
,eport i'm the REGISTER they will
make it very hot for the said witness.
\ great many people jumped to the
onclusion that the gentlemen came
yer here to bring suit against the
for criminal libel. They
lidn't. This paper never libeled any
'ody, and it never expects to.
One trouble about the newspaper
usiness is that the duller it is the
arder the editor has to work. Just
t the very time when nothing at all
happening, just at that time pretty
ear all the advertising comes out,
nd he has to spread his nothing over
vice as much space as he used to
ave to put great grist of news. No
Onder fellow says a whole lot of
lings he chad not ought to-" and
cts a lot of people iu his hair. He
as to say something, and there are
many people who don't know a
Ike when they meet it i'm the road.
is really an exciting business, this
inning newspaper through the dull
asOn. We wouldn't trade it for any
her job on earth.
The first stroke of the Georgia pen
on axe to reach Allen county landed
the. neck of Captain Henry F.
avis, of Elm Township, who receiv-
notice last Monday that his PEN
IN had been stopped. Capt. Travis
listed as private in the 124th
'w York on the 10Th, of April, 1861,
d served until August q, 1865,
ming out as Captain in command of I
regiment. He fought with the Z
my of the Potomac from Bull Run
AppOmattOx. He was granted a g
nsion of $500 month for rheuma- a
m and abscess dating from his 1
ny service. That pension is cut off G
W in order that the pension list
y be "purged." Verify, verify, the Il
lange" that some of us voted for {,
lere! nj
great many people say it is a "
ste of money to send girl to COL
g. Maybe it sometimes is, but u
st generally it is not. We know a 8
who is holding a position now al
ich she could not have got il she .,
not been college graduate. 1t VI
uires five or six hours work a day
pays her 500 a month. If a VI
ing lady of % had $4,000 of per %
t government bonds she would be r
sidered pretty well off, wouldn't "
? This young lady's education1
70 her an income equal to that 10
ich $4,000 in bonds would yield. Sc
d she will never lose her capital Il
fire or flood or speculation. 1t is ia
a bad investment sometimes to
cate girl. b,
[iss Effie Scott goes tomorrow to pa
yrence and will start from there in Oh
ay or two to Chicago. After a 81
* at the Fair she will 60 on east
company with Lawrence friends re
spend the remainder of the sum- so
among the Vermont mountains. hi
expects to teach next winter in SO
Leavenworth High School, hav-
been elected to the chair of Latin M