The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-06-16

: ChoW anu i fOlcssOr h6llOgg nave Ju
s published a pamphlet containing
# special bulletin in reference to Il
: "Horn Fly of Cattle.u This is a VOL
l of great Importance to the farmer an
g should be i'm the hands of every on
: This new pest in Kansas promises
l give great trouble, and every effo
$ should be made to exterminate
t The pamphlet is issued from the Jou
: nat office, and may be had by address
8 ing Chancellor Snow or Professor Ke
r logg.
The Alliance farmers of Harpe
county have called a meeting at Al
thOny to agree upon an equitable an
uniform rate of wages to pay harves
hands this year. The Anthony Re
publican calls the attention OF Attol
ney General Little to the point tina
such a meeting would be contrary t
the antitrust and combination law O
this State, apd any one taking part il
the meeting or assisting in carryin;
out such provisions would be liable +
fine of not less than 800 and impris
onment not less than thirty days.
! We guess somebody has been try
ing to 'jew" Ed. Barber. A recen
issue of his paper contained the follow
ing suggestive bit of sarcasm:
The editor intends purchasing a new pair o
| shoes IN the near future, a sack OF flour and
paper OF pins, aad possibly a broom. Dealer
In these articles who desire to bid on the joI
will please file samples and prices at an earl,
date. The lowest bidder will get the Job Fol
lowing the same general custom of so many bus
mess mess men the Ct9Tton is prepared to print youl
| letter heads. envelopes. or other jOb.work. We
don't think ii is doing business in business
way, but when you are in Rome do as the RO-
mans do
Next Tuesday, June 20, is G.. A. R.
day at the Ottawa Assembly. Gen.
John w. Noble, Ex-Secretary of the
Interior; Bernard Kelley, Commander
of the G.. A. r. Department of Kansas,
together with his entire staff; Ex-GOv.
Geo. Il. Anthony, Commander of the
Loyal Legion of Kansas, and other
distinguished comrades will deliver
addresses. Camp fire in the evening
when old songs will be sung, old
yarns be spun, and old memories be
revived. Band music, the Assembly
Chorus and SOloists. All old soldiers
will be admitted on that day free of
charge.
NeOdeshd Register: An ex-Confed-
crate soldier at lola Decoration Day
made the assertion that the Union
soldiers 'were all id horse thieves
He saw his mistake about the same
instant he made the remark, as an
ex-UniOn boys sentiments were en-
phasized by a rap over the head with
a cane, with the information that
"such talk might go in Virginny, but
was unpleasant in Kansas"
Phil Moss was in from Moran, Mon
day to attend the meeting of the Re-
publican Central Committee. Mr.,
Moss is carrying his official head
around in a basket now, having been
decapitated the other day in favor of
Charlie Mendell. Moran is lucky in
her pOstmasters. Phil. Moss has
come as near pleasing every oOdy as
any mere mortal could, and Charlie
Mendell is gentleman from head to
foot.
Well do we remember what our dear old
mother said the first time she saw her son with
a fool at the other" The fire occurred about
9 O'Clock last Monday morning from an explos-
ion OF gasoline stove ut the home of an insur-
goods and who lost everything in the house ex.
cept sofa and an organ stool. The first two
initials of the fool agents name is r Wells
A man who can keep such spirit
as that i'll his breast cannot be sent
into the calamity business by any fire
even if he is Democrat.
A lot of Usage men have been in
town this week, Dragging as usual
about their big corn and oats and
their fine prospects generally. And |
10 l.,
that what they brag about in June
comes Out,about that way i'm |
So there seems to be
for the rest of us to do but
grin and bear it-principally grin.
We trust our candidates and every
body else will remember that the
Douglass anti-corruption law applies
% primary as well as to regular elect.
ons. A candidate who hires anybody
% work for him or gives or promises
my office or any thing of value to
in return for services to be
lays himself liable to GRIM
nal prosecution.
Every body who comes in from the
country these days brings the most
Encouraging reports of the prospect
or a crop. "If we have rains through
July and August" said DIR. Courtney,
# Cottage Grove, 1--WE won't have
DOM to store all our stuff" And that
5 the general expression. Let us all
ray for rain.
Union: The lola REGISTER in
peaking of James H. Campbell, says
10 sis probably the youngest register
d pharmacist in Kansas" vs. learn
hat Jimmie" is 10 years of age. If
hat is so then Humboldt has regis
d pharmacist who is younger. Will
less, who recently passed his 18th
birthday.
We are very sorry to learn of the
evere loss by fire suffered last week
y our friend r. r. Wells, of the Vat
5 Center Democrat. With that un-
iiling humOr which no misfortune
GEMS heavy enough to keep down,
Ir. Wells begins his announcement
the fire as follows:
AT the regular meeting of Neosho
odge, X. of p, last week the follow
lg were elected officers for the ensu-
lg term: Jim McNutt, c. C; John
GUST, V. G; Frank Nigh, Probate: I
Y. A. Cummings. K. r.. e. s; II. w. +
teyer, NJ. of F; w. J. Evans, M. of O
!; Glenn Kreuter, NJ. of A; F. E. Smith, '
[. of w.
DR.. H. p. Merriman, of Chicago, 7
nd his wife and children, are visit \
lg his sister, Mrs. H. A. Ewing. n
T. Merriman has invested largely in c
lien county lands, one of his latest
lrchases being the Sleeper farm near 7
,la, and he is much pleased to note q
he fine prospects for all kinds of !
ops. "
Little vegetable health producers:
eWitt's Little Early Risers cure
hilarious disorders and regulate the o