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oes Yittsburger=Giftrifts botten mad
MufGehen oes GplulnbuIer 9lbfommens
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lit bon 108 ipieoer auf 80 Willioner
5lritfgegangen.
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oorf Qitor, BON Der Stem Oorfer Millio.
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9otel ab. S6aoen $217, 900.
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Streif uno anerfennen ben gntiDeio
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lammlung Der Soblenerdber beidloHen,
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gen ipollen.
Sci 9ousbton on Der 2ate Shore
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lie eriuartet batten, oaB ibnsn lpenie-
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: 6eneralmajOr Grana Sisel feieste
tiirslid in Hep Oorf isinsn 20. @e-
burtstaa. ST uurbe su Ginsbeinl IN
8aoen geboren, betbeiliete fid in ben
Sabren l848 unb l849 an ben booi-
ihen bOlutiOnstdmpfen unb fodt mii
Musaeianung im decentralization
Niirgerfrieg.
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Ser 9rieg stpilden China unb
ssSapan ioll ben eritern Bis jebt 1900,
fen Sapanern aber illr $50 9oote ge-
bOltet haben.
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Observation-Disclosures.

6reo Goenbauab Warp s. 9amilton.
0m. 6olep sSoiepline Sbanel.
SnDn s. &ail @lla 6. &. 5alpcett.
8eo. &. &ippel Gmma 8. 3eltnan.
gBm. &. Sing 9itlnie W. gotpers.
@bas. 8. Sler - emma 2eoeett.
@nl. s.. Steiner Slipe 9. 2eboIo.
Spbn Slad MarD 1inlep.
eli Sborp MarD q. Gploer.
Mm. Gdwanll gelle Zimmerman.
@m. s. 6ines Sarab S. GauT1.
Nm. 8. Glater Sannie Gulp.
Ben. S. &obinfon Cora 6. 60iDaro.
6omarO 90. 9lulO 8atha 9. @eDrae,
g9m. 8. 2ollsbrou9b Sennie Mil.
lidns.
osas. 80. Simmons Glen GrDBlep
Eapio Yerrp Nnnie 8erris.
Sohn 90. Sides Martba Sprbes.
George s. Gubn Mnnie penrpo.
Die In Chicago lppbnenben GuIIei
baben bem neuen 3aren ben gio BE-
Sreue QeIeilfet.
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MDer's Sair=8igor

Gerbiitet bas Grgrauen oeS 6aares.
,Wein 6aar wmrbe RAID 9ram nnb fteI aus;
eine SIaide pon Mper's @airs 9isor bat benz
llebeI abseboIfen, unb iett III meir 4aar ie
fart pie triiber, ,lnb bat feline ehte 5arbe
pieber." - .. Dnfritpa, ggepeIanb. o.
3ubereitet pon DR.. s. 6. Mper Co., aorpea, Wsaii
Sn apotbetsn ,nb 4arfiimerie.a sn iinSea.
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MDer's SairsTigor
Grueut bos 6aar rad Eieberr.

VENtHl UUb H1uuI Hut1 OttUet"' ~ 81
ygor mebr afs enem Sabre batte i'd ein tsfs
tiaes 6ieber, unb aIs i'd, gends. ts,sg Metn Qa0r
al, ails3ufaIen; mas nod amsbielt. tpiirbe graz.
SD periudte perfdiebene Wittei. aber nnalonrs
Bis i'd, suIett anfina Mper's 6air< <Wieor ~ 9es
brarden, iinb nun rpddit mein 6aor ratio umo
bat'fene fribere Tarbe Ipieber.~ - Mrs. y.
Collins, Siebton, Wfaf.
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Nper's SairsTigor
8erbiitet has MusfolIeu bes 6dares.

Berhiitet bas Musfallen bes pdnreS.
.gor Sobren iina id ayf Mnratben eines
sSreunbes Mper's 6airsBigo jm gebrGmden ar.
i'm bas @usfauen iinb Grgrauem rtetnes Qanress
su perbiiten. Die erfie @irfing ipar g0n6 p& p&s
friebiaenb. Geitbem fuenbe td es geiegsnfss
an, iinb bies erbGIt bic St6rte unb 6arys
meines 9aares." = 8. q. Dafbam, NeAtnNe8
Terds.
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Nper's 6air=8i9or
Mod,t bas Soor ,ueid3 unb qIdn5eab.

sd oebruuhe slper's 6otrs Digor lett
beinabe fitnf cyabren, unb mein QGar tf iG1Es4s
aGdnsenb unb in portrefflidem Suitanns. 80
bin piersig Sabre alt unb reite iest ranl9nDs
s,pansia Sabren lber bic Brdrieen.. - @ns' .e1
Senrp DIT, alias Mustang BILL" NemeaEsss
WuD
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occupied until 1873 when he removed
To lola where he remained until his
death. For several years past he has
made his home with his son, J. w.
Mcclure, and from him and his de-
voted wife, as well as from the family
OF his son, w. HI. Mcclure, he has re-
ceived the tcnderest and most unre-
mitting attention during the last years
when bodily and mental strength
alike were declining. For many
months he has been growing gradual
" weaker. until finally. at IL O'Clock
on Thursday night, Sept. q, Like II
clock worn out with eating time, the
weary wheels OF life ut last stood
STILL and he passed out of life into
eternity as peacefully and quietly a.
day dawns after darkness. All of his
children were with him at the last
except his youngest daughter, Mrs.
Jennie McA Ulster, who IL at Mason,
Texas, and was unable to be here.
In the prime of his lilo Mr.. Mcclure
was a man of remarkable energy and
force OF character. He was Instinct
lively ON the right side OF every great
moral question, and he followed his
ly regardless of the consequences to
himself. He was an abOlitiOnist before
he was a voter, and he was prohibit
ZIONIST at time when man who ad-
vocated total abstinence was almost
a curiosity. So strong were his con-
victions on the question Of temperance
that he long ago gave strict injunct-
ion that when his death drew near
there should be no stimulants admin
istered for he did not want to he
ushered, intoxicated, into the presence
of his Maker. In politics no was al
old line Wing, but joined tho Republic
can party upon its first organization
and always thereafter gave that party
his loyal, Jealous and intelliSent sup
port. He connected himself with the
Presbyterian church In carly life and
was for 25years ruling elder, contrf-
buting freely of his means, time and
energy to the work OF the church.
The writer of this has known
"Grandpa" Mcclure a great many
years. and it would lie an easy and
pleasant task to write at great length
about b is many noble and admira BILE
qualities. But extended eulOgy re
not needed. His life was it's own
best eulOgy. 1t was long and event
FIJI, and now that it is ended at last it
leaves behind it a fragrant memory Of
duty faithfully performed. of work
well done, Of the right defended, OF
the wrong rebuked. Of consistent and
earnest effort ia behalf Of the things
that are true and honest and just aud
pure and lovely and OF good repnrt.
The funeral services were held at 4
O'Clock on Sunday, Rev. w. l.. Squier
officiating, and were largely attended,
McCOok Post being present In a body
to show their sympathy with their
the two sons Of the deceas-
ed. The remains were laid to rest by
tho side of those of his wife.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-05
REPU BLJCANMEETINGs

Repu blican meetings will be held
in Allen County at times and places
and to he addressed by speakers, as
follows;
New Scotland School House, Mon
day night Oct. S,-J. Nj. Humphrey,
FIT. Scott.
Jeddu, Tuesday Oct. %. M. Hum
phrey, Fl. Scott.
Moran, Wednesday Oct. 1O-J. NJ.
Humphrey, Ft. Scott.
Usage, Thursday Oct. lip. p.
Campbell, Pittsburg.
lola, Friday Oct. 12-Maj. +. n.
Morrill, and Judge o. R. Miller.
Savonburg, Friday Oct. 12-P. p.
Campbell, Pittsburg Kans.
Deer Creek School House, Saturday
Oct. 13-P. p. Campbell, Pittsburg.
Geneva, Monday Oct. 15-E. g..
Dewey, Chaplin.
Diamond, Tuesday Oct. ICE. &.
Dewey, Chaplin.
LaHarpe, "Wednesday Oct. 17--E. g..
Dewey, Chaplin.
All these meetings will be held in
the evening except the one at Ards
Grove, which will begin at II o'clock,
and will be picnic meeting. Mr..
LinviIle will speak in the Swedish
language. Let the people attend the
meetings and hear able, eloquent and
honest discussion of political issues.
NJ. p. JACOBY Chairman
CHAS. F. SCOTT Secretary.
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his family to New Carlisle, o., and
resumed work at his trade. He con
ducted his shop until 1850 when he
yielded to the prevailing gold fever
and started TO California. At St.
Joseph, no. he joined the company oi
McPike d Stroll her, and crossed the
plains as blacksmith for The company.
The company was broken up before
reaching it's destination and many
JIerished from hunger aud exposure
Mr.. Mel Lure suffered almost incredi-
bile hardship during the last 800 miles
If his journey, hut finally reached the
far famed mines. He engaged in
mining for several months. but not
meeting with great success he went to
Sacramento where he opened "a shop
and hogan iie manufacture of mining
fOois. fife S,.un established a popular
and paying business, hut i'm the fall of
1853 his health Jailed aud he WAS
nbliged to 'riurn home. The great
fire which destroyed Sacramento oc-
CURED just after lie had sold out, and
caused the failure of bank whereby
he lost almost the entire accumula-
tions of his three years of exile and
toll. Returning home by way of New
lutk ia 1858. tno much broken in
health to cunlinHe his Old trade, he
engaged in mel chandiZing until 1868
when be came 10 Kansas, locating on
homestead near Carlyle which he
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-05
THOMAS j. MCCLURE

Thomas J. Mcclure WAS borl i'm
Miami county. Ohio, January 10, 1869,
The oldest of family "f eight, all of
whom he surviv,d. Hi- hoyhonh was
spent upon the iarnl. huI upon reacl-
ing his majority he went 10 Dayton,
o., TO learn the trade of blacksmith
ing. About The time his apprentice
ship was completed lis father died
and, being the oldest son he was re-
called te The farm where he assumed
me cares and responsibilities of the
head of The family. in 1885 he was
married Ia Miss irah Lennon, a
woman of the Ta'est qualities of
mind and heart, who remained by
his side, loving and beloved help
meet for % years. He remained on
on the Miami county farm until
October 1888, when he removed with
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-05
LOCAL POLITICAL NOTES.


Don't forget that Major Morrill,, the
next Governor of Kansas, and Judge
Miller, our next Congressman, will be
at lola next Friday, Oct, IL, at two
O'Clock. This will probably be Maj
or Morrill's only visit to Allen county
during this campaign, and all who
can get here ought to come. Music
by the lola band.
-
Suppose Mr.. Hankins should be
elected by Republican votes. Would
that not be direct encouragement for
some man who got beat in the COLL
vention next year to bolt the ticket :?
What is the use of holding convent
ons if the race is to be "free for all"
anyway?
The Republican picnic at Ards
grove was great meeting. The speech
of 4 V. Lindell, in Swedish, was
highly commended by those who I'M
derstood it, while the speeches of
Judge Miller and Mr.. HOch aroused
much enthusiasm. Those who attend
botn meetings say there were 200
more people at this one than at the
Populist picnic held at the same place
in August.
-
Mai. L. o. Pickering, the Prohibition
candidate for Governor, was in lola
last Saturday, according to appoint
ment, and addressed small audience
i'm the afternoon and smaller one i'm
the evening. Maj. Pickering is n
pleasant man personally and an inter-
esting talker. 1t is all the more dis
appointing therefore TO find him CIV
ing nearly all his time to a TRADE
against the Republican party. "Elect
me Governor, he said, land with the
laws we have, L will close every saloon
In Kansas in so days" Very good,
Major. But WhO made those tasDs /?
Doesn't the party which enacted such
efficacious statutes deserve just one
little word of praise, even from pro-
hibitionist? And doesn't the party
which. with such statutes under its
hand, yet allows the whiskey traffic
to flow unchecked, deserve at least a
word of rebuke, even from a prohibit
Onist? If the Major would be a little
more discriminating in his praise and
his blame, his speech would be more
just, although it might not, perhaps,
help his cause so much.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-05
A DRUGGIST TALKS.

Will +. Crawford. druggist at Des
NOines, Iowa, says it is remarkable
the way Cubeb Cough Cure sells, that
his customers speak of il in the high
est terms of praise. On man i'm par
ticular who has been troubled with
bronchitis for years never found any
relief until he used the t'ubeb Cough
Cure. He says it stopped it at once
He doesn't hesitate to recommend il
for all throat and lung troubles. Ev.
ans Bros
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-05
THE ONLY BOOK OF THE FAIR.

Last year The Bancroft Company
established themselves i'm the Audi
forum Building, Chicago, for the ex-
press purpose of producing in print
aud pictures, the best work on the
great Columbian Exposition. They
sent Fast and to Europe for the best
artists, and set up an entire plant for
drawing. photOgraphing and engrav-
ing. Being in the field long before the
Exposition opened. they prepared in
every way to paint this wonderful
panorama true to life. In many re-
spects THE Book OF THE FAIR, by
Hubert Howe Bancroft, has 10 COM
peditor, and can have none.
To enter into details regarding the
plan is obviously impossible. Not on
ly have the buildings and the exhib-
its Of the exposition departments their
special curios and educational attrac-
tiOns, hut the common wealths of the
United States and the foreign coun-
tries, present miniature worlds in
themselves. Ill are produced true to
life. There are also scores of unclas-
sified features, such as those grouped
and massed along Midway Plaisance.
Then again, are represented tho in
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-05
First published Sept 81 1911
SheriHs Sale.

THE STATE OF KANSAS ALLEN COUNTY. SIS.
In the District Court Seventh Judicial Dis
triet sitting in and for Allen county, State of
Kansas.
Henry +. Shedding. Plaintiff
II T. Woods. EyeliDe Woods. ct al
defendants
DY virtue of an order of sale issued by the
Is Clerk of the Seventh Judicial District
Court. in and for Allen county, State of
Kansas. in the above entitled cause, and to me
directed aud delivered, will on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30th, 1894
at o'clock p m. of said day at the front door of
the court house in the city of lola. Allen county
Kansas. oder for sale and sell to the highest
bidder. for cash in hand. the following descirb-
ed real estate to-wit The west half ca of the
Southeast quarter - and the east half ca Of
the Southwest quarter % of Section twenty
nine t29, Township twenty five (20 Range TWEEN
ty one GU lying and situate in A lien COun-
ty Kansas,
Said lands and tenements will be sold without
aprraisement to satisfy said order Of sale.
(4o-iD C. AUsHERNAN.
Sheriff of Allen county, Kansas.
Sherihs Office lola. Kansas Sept q 1S94
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-05
First published Sept. q. 1894 }
AsSiqnee' S Motto.

In the District Court of Allen county. Kansas
In re assignment of C Harvey. for benefit
of creditors
KT0TICE is hereby given that the under.
~ sigued assigne of the above assigned es-
tate intends to and will on the 5th day OF
November 1884, at O'Clock m. or so soon
ply TO the district court of said county. at the
district court room in the city of lola. KansaS
To be discharged from his trust as assignee As
aforesaid. c. s. PoTTER
l42-i0 Assignee.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-05
CLASS N.-FRUIT
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
SALEM TP.


The Republican primary for Salem
township will be held at Jeddo school
house, Saturday evening, Oct. Is. for
the purpose of nominating . township
ticket. BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
lola PRIMARY.
The Republicans of lola township
will hold primary election on Satur-
day, Oct. Is, for the nomination of q
township ticket. Polls open at 2 and
close at o'clock.
BY order of Committee.
ELM TOWNSHIP
The Republicans of Elm township
will hold a primary at LaHarpe ON
Wednesday evening, Oct. 10th. for the
purpose of placing i'm nomination can
didates for the various township off,
ces. Let every Republican attend.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
DEER CREEK PRIMARY.
The Republicans of Deer Creek will
hold primary ut Diamond school
house on Saturday evening Oct. Is,
1884,. for the purpose Of placing In
nomination candidates for the various
township offices. Every Republican
should attend.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEES.
ELSMOR:I PRIMARY
The Republicans of Elsmore town.
ship will hold primary at Elsmore
at o'clock Oct. IL, for the purpose of
placing in nomination candidates for
the various township offices. All
Republicans are urged to attend.
BY order of the committee,
}. p. DECKER, Chairman.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-10-05
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