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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-08-31

Meals at all hours at Nickle Plate
restaurant, south side square.
The best brands of cigars and to-
bacco at the Star Lunch room.
Fully warranted flour, from old
wheat at Brigham & Munger's.
School districts wanting chalk will
find it very cheap at Campbell's.
The Leader, the only store in lola
that keeps the Gold Band Dried Beef.
Go and see the new samples of fall
and winter suitings at Gus, the tall
Or's.
If you have any tin work don't fail
to consult prices of w. l.. Bartels &
Son.
WANTED: 10000 pounds of chick
ems and 10000 dozen eggs at The
Leaders.
A lot of fine water melons were in
town this week from the great Arkan-
sas valley,
Remember that J. H. Campbell has
a large and complete line of school
supplies cheap.
There is plenty of fine California
fruit in town these days. But it costs
money to eat it.
The Wizard Oil Free Concert Com
pany has been entertaining lola more
or less this week.
BORN: On Tuesday, August %,
1894, Ewing Carrutb, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. 4. Scott.
Clearance sale of millinery. All
summer goods must go. Great bar
gains. Mrs. GOshorn.
No old shelf worn goods at the Els
more Racket. Everything new and
fresh from the market.
The finest line of cutlery in the
county, fully warranted, can be
seen at Bartels' & Son.
Always something new in the line
of photos at the lola cart Studio
Call and examine the work.
Threshers need goggles and weak
eyes need shades. DR.. Scott, atCamp-
bells drug store, sells both.
If you have any tin work of any kind
that you want done, get w. H. Roots
figures.
Clocks, watches, fine machines and
all kinds of jewelry repaired skillfully
promptly and cheaply at COTS.
The Quick Meal is still the king Of
gasoline stoves. 1t leads the world
Bartels 4 Son sole agents in lola.
There will be a game of ball be-
tween lola and Humboldt on the Iols
grounds next Tuesday afternoon.
A pleasant tea party was given by
Mrs. j. p. Wright last Saturday
evening in honor of Mrs. Nettie Wise
Don't forget the date. Sept. l il
when the.Elsmore Racket will be opel
for business with a full stock of new
goods.
! Supt. Jones asks us to give notice
that the August dividend from the
State School Fund is now ready to bt
paid out.
The Catholics of Hays City. men
women and children, marched 5 mile:
last Sunday On foot to the cathedral
praying for rain.
You should not buy anything in the
queensware line until you have seer
our goods and got our prices. Brig
ham & Munger.
A. l.. Taylor's stock of building ma
terial, drain tile, mixed paints, acm,
cement plaster is the largest and bes
in Allen county.
The building occupied by Reimert'i
tailor shop and owned by c. III. De
Clute, is being moved onto lot farth
er south this week.
Zano invigorates, stimulates anC
builds up the broken system. Ian,
cures mental and nervous debility o
men. Sold by, ]. II. Campbell.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-08-31
1t May Do As Much For You.

Mr.. Fred Miller. of Irving, ILL.,,
writes that he had a severe Kidney
trouble for many years, with severe
pains in his back and also that his
bladder was affected. He tried many
so called Kidney cures but without
any good result. About year ago
he began use of Electric Bitters and
found relief at once. Electric Bitters
Is especially adapted to cure all Kid
ney and liver troubles and often gives
almost instant relief. One trial will
prove our statement. Price only soc.
or large bottle. At Evans Bros.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-08-31
Index To New Advertisements !

NORTHRUP BROS.-Clearance
sale of dress goods and shoes. Cheap.
lola SHOE STORE.-Advertis
a whole menagerie.
STEVENSON.-Se a notice of
ejectment on Mrs. Summer Dress
Goods
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-08-31
THE lola REGISTER.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 81. 1894.
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.
THURSDAY AUG. %.
Forenoon temperature CO. Clear. very still.
AfteTRoOR-HaZy, smoky. wind L
FRIDAY AUG. "a.
Forenoon-TemperatrIre g. Cloudy very still
AJteTHOoR-Cloudy calm, wind NE.
SATURDAY AUG Is
ForenooR-Temperature 60; Cloudy. wind W,
AfteTROOR-Fair. calm. wind n.
SUNDAY. AUG. 26
ForenooR-Temperature g. Clear, smoky. very
still.
Afternoon Clear. wind NE
MONDAY, AUG -.
ForenoOR-Temperature 60, Clear smoky wind
NE,
AJteTnoon--Clear calm, wind NE.
TUESDAY, AUG Is
ForenOon-Temperature IS; Clear smoky windE
AfterR0OR-Clear, still. wind s
WEDNESDAY AUG. 30
FOrenOon-Temperature 66 Clear calm wind
sE
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-08-31
PRIcE
THAT
DEFY
Competition!
GOODS THAT STAND Inspection

In as large a stock as ours it always
. happens that the end of the summer sea-
! son finds us with hundred of remnants
! and odds and ends of all kinds that are
! just as good as they ever were but that
! we would rather sell at cost or below
! than to carry over. This is especially
true in Dress Goods of which we have
only a few yards left-enough for a
\ child's frock or for plain dress-in
scores Of patterns. There are two or
three lines Of shoes, also, that we do not
! intend to carry any longer and we have
! few sizes left that we will make special
prices on. We must clear up to make
\ room for our Fall and Winter Stock, and
I so for the next four weeks we will offer
! rare bargains in the lines mentioned.
Come and see if there is not something
you want.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-08-31
EJECTMENT NOTICE.
OFFICE OF
r, B. STEVENSON,
DRY GOODS.


September
We
18th prox.
until
making
quarters
prox. the preference.
We
thought simply irresistible
A fond fond farewell,
yours,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-08-31

=
ing without fail.
To all Comrades and others who are
thinking of attending the National
Encampment at Pittsburg or visiting
friends in the east-yOu will find the
G.. A. r. excursion worth taking adj
vantage of. The rate will be only
$22. 20 for the round trip. The Santa
Fe will run free reclining chair car
through from lola on train 202 Sept. s..
For folders and particulars as to stop
overs etc, call on agent of Santa Fe
who will gladly furnish same.
Mrs. Nettie Wise and daughters
went Monday to Emporia where they
are to be engaged in the Presbyterian
College as heretofore mentioned. Mrs.
Wise and her talented children have
been valued factors in the social life
of lola for a number of years, and
they will be greatly missed, particu-
larly in the Presbyterian church and
Sunday school where they have been
constant attendants and active work.
ers. The sincere good wishes of a
host of friends follow them to their
new home.
The barn on the old Colborn place
north of the square, now owned by c.
Newton, was discovered to be on fire
at O'Clock Sunday afternoon and in
spite Of every effort made TO save it,
was burned to the ground. A Mr.
Graham, a recent conner, was occupy
ing the property and one of his mules
which was in the barn was burned Il
death. A new set of harness, a ton OF
hay, and some adjacent cribs and
chicken houses were also burned
The loss to Mr.. New ton will be some
thing over 500, partly covered by So
insurance. Mr.. Graham's loss viii
be about the same and no insurance
Both appreciate greatly the efforts o.
the people to save their property.
Do not suffer with pain on top .
| the head and in the back when DIR
Sawyer's PastilIes will positively cur'
you. Sold by J. H. Campbell.
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Sensations at sterling.

Sterling, Colorado is greatly excited
by charges of murder made in two
cases.
Mrs. Dennis Driscoll and her son
Floyd have been arrested on charge
of numbering Mary, daughter and sis
ter Of the accused, whom they report
ed to have been instantly killed by the
discharge of shotgun.
The alleged murder occurred in
August last and no suspicious were
aroused at the time, but when it was
learned afterward that Mary Driscoll
had always complained of bad treat
ment from her parents and that she
had been quietly buried at Cheyenne,
their former home, without any pub
licity, the neighbors became suspi-
cious. The accused have been bound
over to the District court.
The other sensation is caused by the
arrest of john Felderholm, John
Shrader and Oscar johnson on a charge
of having murdered b. Fl. Nelson last
April. In this second case it was
claimed that Nelson had committed
suicide by hanging, but in view of the
fact that he was apparently happy and
prosperous but had law suit with the
three men since arrested, suspicion
was directed against them. 1t is not
known what evidence there is against
the men.
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TO WOOL GROWERS.
Governor Waite Issues n Gail for Con-
vention In February.

Governor Waite Issues n Gail for n Con-
vention In February.
Governor Waite has issued the fol
lowing call for an interstate wool
growers convention for February 5, to
memorabilia Congress on the proposed
tariff legislation. Following is the
call:
Pursuant to large number Of pc
titions received from members of the
wool growers associations Of Northern
New Mexico and Southern Colorado to
call such convention, an interstate
convention of the wool growers of the
United States, and especially of the
Western states, will be held at Denver,
Colorado, on February 5, 1894, under
the auspices and control of the Wool
Growers Association of Northern New
Mexico and Southern Colorado, to take
such action on the pertinent part Of
the Wilson tariff bill, now under con
sideration by Congress, as shall be
deemed best The governor of each
state and territory is respectfully re
quested to appoint ten delegates, and
each wool growers association five del
egates. The board of county cemmis-
sioners of each county having no wool
growers association is requested to
appoint FIVE delegates.
''DAvIs H. WAITE.
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WORK OF INVENTORS.

The trees most frequently struck by
lightning are oaks and elms }ccchcs
are rarely, II ever, struck.
Tho parent of nil the varieties OF
apples is sort of wild crab, and its
home is in the Himalnyns.
An inch of r,.i.i means gallon OF
water spread over every two square
feet, or about 100 tons to every acre.
The professors of physical culture
now say that men do not attain their
full physical maturity until they are
as or 30 years old.
One art that seems to have greatly
improved within the past twenty fvo
years is tina. Of anncnlins glass Tho
lamp chimncys of to-day Withstand
sudden changes OF temperature that
would instantly have shivercd those
ofthree decades ago, and it seems now
almost impossible to break ono save
by n blow.
Paranoia Is the scientific nnme Of
The disease with which cranks suffer.
says DIR. Stuart Douglass OF the Belle
vue hospital, Now York. A man has
plranoia. he says, when he is troubled
with Illusions of prosecutions, or with
groundless beliefs that he has, or ought
u have, great riches and grand posi-
tiou in lif,
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THE WESTERN REGION,
FAvoRs STATEHOOD.

Natioaai Rspubiioan Committes TAkss
Action In Favor Of the Terri,orics.
The legislative committee Of the
National Republican committee has
adopted the following resolutions IA
voring statehood for the territories:
WHEREAS, The territorial form Of
government as applied to geographical
subdivisions of this country has al
ways been, aud of right should con-
tinue to be merely temporary form
of government to be tolerated only
pending the acquisition by the terri
tory sufficient population and material
resources to support a state govern
ment, and
''WnEREAs, 1t is obvious that ter
ritories of Utah, Arizona, New Mex
leo and Oklahoma are each possessed
of sufficient population and material
resources to support state govern
ment, and the people of these terri
tories now petition for admission to
the dignity and privileges of state
hood; therefore, be it
"Resoired, That it is the sense of this
committee that just regard for the
rights of our fellow citizens residing
within said territories demands that
the American principle Of home rule
be extended to them by the admission
Of said territories to statehood. "
Special resolutions favoring the ad-
mission of Utah were also adopted.
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A Slaughter of Rrbbl:s.

The jack rabbit hunt in the vicinity
of Lamar, Colorado, on the 18th and
18th was great success.
A dispatch from Lamar says: The
count, which it is impossible to get at
exactly, will easily reach and probably
go over 4,500. About fifty sportsmen
came from Denver and Pueblo and
right well did they do their work.
The hunters averaged about 100
rabbits each. In some of the more
outlying districts, as Carlton and
Morse, so many rabbits were killed
that the teams could not haul them
all in and hundreds were left to rot on
the prairie.
The weather has been delightful and
every one appears pleased with the
good time. There arc lots more rab.
bits to be killed, and another grand
slaughter will take place February 90.
The slaughter of these pests is good
thing for the farmers and the young
orchards.
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GRAMS oE GOLD.

A chronic grumbler can be set down
as q crson WAC lonfs too much.
There is not much good in the man
who does not want to be good clear
through
Unless man has character that
won't show dirt he hal better keep
ont OF politics
The man who works the hardest for
the least pay is the one who has the
biggest fortune.
Never tell all you know, for he who
tells everything he knows often tells
mo C than he knows.
A mans real possession is his MEM
ofy. In nothing else is he rich, in
nothing e ST is he poor.
There are few people who can pay
just debt withou. acting as II they
wee comforting IL favor.
We could all be great men If we
ecull be measured by the great thing.
VIC intend to do tomorrow.
1t is harl foe IL mother to believe
that her children ara made out of tho
same kind OF clay MS those across the
street
There Il no better opportunity in
life to show the quality of your rclig-
ion than when You have an enemy in
your rover.
There is "A difference between sit.
ring before the fire and thinking
about doing good, and going out into
the cold aid doing it.
Religion is Ike the fushion; one may
,yanr his pui,io.t ntntbaJ rrnthar
Decd, another plain; but every man
has " doublet SO every man has his
religion. We differ about trimming.
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snowsIlds In Idaho.

With mighty roar as Of thunder, a
terrific snowslide came down the
mountains at Mullan, Idaho, last
Saturday, carrying everything before
it. Several miners cabins in its path
were crushed and buried. Cornelius
McGrcvey and John B. Ollen were
eating dinner in their cabins at the
time, and before they realized their
danger the slide was upon them,
crushing the life out Of them in a
twinkling. 1t is feared others were
buried under an immense body OF
snow. Not until spring comes will it
be known how many perishcd.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20
Invalid Land ClnimJ.

There is likely to be lively time
among the cattlemen of Wyoming and
Colorado when the Denver land off 60
gets through compiling its list of land
claim filings, which have expired by
limitation by not having been proved
up. This list will shortly be ready for
publication and will take in lot Of
land in the cattle regions of Weld, FL
bert and Larimer counties and roun-
ties in Wyoming.
Quite number Of these claims have
been made by men in the cattle indus
try, but they have not complied with
the requirements of the law so as to
enable them to acquire title. A con-
siderable part of it has been fenced
in. They can all be ousted by bona
fidc settlers. when the land is thrown
open for entry by actual settlers, as it
will be as soon as the land Office list
is ready for announcement.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20

The need Of an institution Of higher
learning in Wyoming has been ap-
parent for long time, and all will be
glad to know that such an institution
is to be opened in the near future.
Big Horn is a beautiful location. A
commodious brick structure has al
ready been erected and everything is
favorable for the success OF the col
lege. The institution will receive
financial aid from the American Con-
grcgatioual Educational society until
able to support itself.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20
i:nni.lnr Nn.nr AInrifa.

The Boulder city council has award
cd the contract for the construction Of
the new mountain pipe line for the
water works to Luther Hixon, Hendry
johnson and Joseph McCabe Of Boul-
der, who bid $25. $50. This is about
Sl5, 900 less than the first bid on this
system put in about a month ago.
The contract calls for 800 feet of 90
inch pipe, $3.50 feet of 16-incl pipe,
and taking up and relaying of 5000
feet of 8-inch pipe, which is now at
the upper end Of the system but is to
he used at the lower end Work is to
begin Immediately.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20
WORLD. !',i- i,o,rt,

The Colorado Worlds Fair Board
finds itself unable to pay all its bills.
There was 81, 100 in the treasury,
with claims for double the amount.
1t was decided to pay off employe
claims first, and the result was all the
money was disbursed in that way.
Mrs. Guiraud, stenographer, got 5000;
Janitor Jansen got 800; J. s Coburn
compromised his 5000 salary claim
for 1900; Assistant Secretary Brewster
got $25; a Philadelphia concern rot
$257 for supplies 500 went for freight
and $50 for moving supplies" This
cmptied the cxchcqucr. Those hold
crs of the 81 600 in bills still standing
against the treasurer have no recourse
but the courts. Piasterer McCabe,
who has bill for $500, says lie will
sue the commissioners on their per
sonal account
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20

arc seven fresh scalps attached 10
tho bolts OF the dead "a proof that
such devils deserve no pity. They
have slaughtered old and young
men, women and ohildron. We shall
leave their bodies TO the wolves
crawling out of their lairs on tho
bush. lined ridge separating the val
leys, and to the vultures gathering
In the evening sky above us.
We return to the avenger and his
dead. He must have his wounds
dressed. and he will point out tho
spot where we shall bury the dead.
We halt 100 feet away, and tho cap
tain advances and dismounta The
man Is still kneeling beside the body.
his head pil.owed upon it. The Of
ficer lays gentle hand upon his
shoulder and utters words OF sympa-
thy. There is no movement-no re.
spouse. The avcnger is dead beside
his dead
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Denver Markets.,

Eggs, ranch 2Oc, state 15c; butter,
best creamery 29t93oc, dairy l9c; hay,
upland ha!cd sli(a$l2, second bottom
SI(aSS. 30, alfalfa 81; oats 81. .05Eas1. 10;
potatoes $1,000 ST. 20; cattle choice
steerss3. 00(ds3. 80, cows $2. l0,os2. 80,
native feeders 81 G0a$3. 90, hogs, choice
$3.50; spring chickens 81 50iogs3. 90
per doz. turkeys De.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20

THE smart Alecks OF the West.
who have been in the habit OF Civ
ing IN outh and in some cases OBJ
scene names to new settlements, are
TO he summarily sat down on by the
pos toilice autboritcs. Whenever
one OF the settlements with outland-
ish ramos cpplies for the establish
ment o Il po'toliicc. the application
is granted only on condition that the
name is changed to something decent
and respectable. The department
proposes to stop cowboys naming
towns as they have been in the habit
OF naming their bulls.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20

UNCLE SAM does not wish to be
hard on a little country like san
Domingo. Still. mosquito can ir-
ritate big man. and the man is not
apt to show much consideration for
the mosquito, If san Domingo does
not visa to get punished she should
not Play the part of the mosquito.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20
Pre,areu Them,

Lord Justice Bowen had never sat
in admiralty proceedings until the
other day, and before entering upon
his unaccustomed duties. he addressed
few words of explanation to the
learned counsel in attendance He
explained that he was now to the
situation. and asked their indulgence.
"And may there" ho concluded. "be
no moaning OF the bar when put
out to sea a"-Argonaut
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20

Az error. grave and deplorable.
has been committed. A wife with a
troublosOme tooth sought Chicago
dentist. The man OF pincers. fol-
lowing practice well founded in
medical dentistry, killed the nerve
under the tooth, not. however, with
out severe pain to the wife who re-
ported the matter to her husband.
The chiya.rlc nature of the husband
was Hrcd and straightway he sought
out the dentist and administered to
him sound thrashing. The error
lies in the dentist not killing the
husbands nerve
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20

PRESIDENT SAN SLOAN Of the Della
ware, Lackawanna Il Western railroad
believes in the waste not, want not
proyerb, and so all employees of the
system over which he presides are
obliged to use backs Of old envelopes
for memoranda and sometimes for
communication rather than use q
new sheet OF paper. Many mickles
make muckle according to his view.
and many similar savings thus made
enable tine d. l. & w. to pay divi-
dends.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20
In so.rch of n nemnant.

~ understand that you are Offering
some remnants for SALE" said an
Arkansas man to a dry goods clerk.
"Yes, sir, we have some remnants
which we arc Offering very cheap"
wal, want q remnant for my
dog"
"For your dog?"
"Yes; yer see. some feller's cut my
dogs tail of, an l thought II yor
had remnant OF yaller bulldog ]
mout find piece that'd fit it,
Texas Siftings.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20

AT least one man has succeeded in
foiling footpads, but he did not make
complete job OF it Having secured
1.-The drop on the bandits he per-
mitted them TO escape hide W ole.
clearly in disobedience to the ac-
cepted teaching that any thing worth
doing Is worth doing we'll.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20

a SACRAMENTO man in trying to
blow out his brains sent two bullets
through a valuable derby hat and
never touched himself. to partly OF
set the damage. 1t is seldom that q
man aiming at his own dome OF
thought is able to work so serious
destruction lie should have taken
of the hat.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20

! ENGLAND is apt to be harshly crlti-
cising some feature of American life,
and sometimes does it without rea-
son. But when the roar OF the Briton
is directed against the style of rail
way management in vogue in this
country. mere patriotism cannot i'm
pei anybody to make defiant an
swer.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20

Ths appearance of "for sale signs
on the Louisiana lottery company's
big building in New Orleans a few
days ago is taken as conclusive evil
dence OF the concerns intention to
move to Hondura; or elsewhere in
the nelr future The company has
purchased two steamships to ply be
tween the United States and its new
home
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20

NEARLY all who have had occasion
TO send packages by mail have been
perplexed at the fact that the rates
charged at different times seem to
have no relation to each other. 1t
seems as i some change in the direc-
ton of greater accuracy and uniform
ity might be both possible and de-
sirable.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20

CcLCMBiA and Harvard. which
made the least creditable showing on
the football field, have huddled
Princeton and Yale into corner in
the intercollegiate chess tournament
Harvard made twice as many points
as Princeton and two-fifths more than
Yale, while Columbia made as much
as Yale and Princeton put together
Bat it must be admitted that this is
no. very likely consolation.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20

An artist employed on n Milwaukee
paper, too busy to have a wedding,
telephoned to his typewriter bride
to come to his Office when she had
finished her days work. Then he
sent q messenger for minister,
and the members of the editorial
STAFF were called into the illustrating
room to witness the ceremony.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-20
God tn Or,lcr.

The wonderful Lamartine mine,
above Idaho Springs, which has al
ways been known as silver mine, is
rapidly turning to gold. 1t seems as
depth is gained on the vein, the ore
runs more nnd more iu.a the yellow
metal. The Gre ROW isSeu on. runs
from SO to $500 per ton 10 gold.