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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-08-03
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The undersigned call the
attention of Vla8teFF and far
tors to the above mill which
Is among the largest In tint
I nIted ~tHtes. It Is equip
ped with the Iaresr and hes-
niacilIncrv fur Che milling If
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-12-28
J. H. CAMPBELL'S.

If business isn't good, don't squeal;
root!
And so we had white Christmas
after all.
DR.. Boulson has built neat fence
around his rear lots.
Let us all pull together to make this
the biggest year lola ever had.
VIM Cunningham got Z Shetland
ponies in a trade the other day.
WmDavis is up from Oklahoma to
spend Christmas with his family.
Young Sam. Warner, cashier of the
Moran baUk, was in town Wednesday.
Prof. f. w. Myler came down from
Baldwin to spend Christmas with his
folks.
Mrs. Mary (Ausherman) Lambeth =,
OF Moran, was visiting in lola last
week.
J. w. Stinson and family took
Christmas dinner with his son, Char
les, at Carlyle.
Geo. J. Eldridge, from west of the
river, spent his Christmas with Sis
ter in Hamilton, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Stout, of Usage,
were in lola Saturday and made this
office pleasant call.
Winfield Drake, from the Cherokee
Nation, is here visiting and shaking
hands with his many friends.
Mrs. J. E. Thorpe went to Fontenac
last Saturday to spend the holidays
with her husbone and oldest son.
Prof. S. J. Hunter, principal of the
Effingham High School, has been Wis
iting his father, Rev. Jas. Hunter.
Mr.. H. E. Thomas has gone with
his family to spend Christmas week
with his father at Colorado, Kans.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ross, of Moran,
came in Monday to witness the mar
rage of Rev. Willard and Miss Strong.
Mr.. Edgerton, a student of the
State Normal, is spending the holt
days with his sister, Mrs. H. b. Grid
ley.
Misses Bernice and Myrtle Fergu-
son, of Ottawa, visited with Miss
Alice Myler the latter part of last
week.
Ira Patterson's mother, who has
been visiting her daughter in south
western Kansas, has returned home
to lola.
Miss Nettie Wise is down from
Emporia to spend the week with her
old friends who are all delighted to
see her.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Osborne, of
Emporia, spent Christmas with the
family of A. o. Allen, Mrs. Osborne's
brother.
Miss Cora Bragg, a Bright little
lady of Kansas City, Mo-, is spending
the holidays in lola, the guest of Miss
Guila Myers.
Probably the most attractive pro-
gram of the week will be given to-
night. You may get reserved seats
at Anderson & DeClute's.
Get a new supply of new stationery
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A CARD.

AT the time of the township pri-
mary, in order to prevent my renomi-
nation to the office of trustee, was
charged with the most depraved and
dishonest conduct that any public of
ficer could possibly be guilty of. L
made no public reply during the cam
paign for fear that my motives might
be misconstrued. But 1 now desire
to brand all such charges as utterly
false and without foundation what
ever. If any one has any proof of
wrong doing on my part he owes it to
the community to produce it. II he
has no such proof, he owes it to me
and to common honesty and decency
to stop circulating false charges. do
not fear the fullest investigation of
my official conduct.
1 want to say also that my bill for
assessing the township was $5S less
than the bill of my predecessor for the
corresponding work.
A. E. WRIGHT.
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the WEEKS NEWS.

Resolve to keep sober.
Resolve to pay your debts.
Resolveto quit your meanness.
Resolve to be good to your wife and
children.
Miss Jessie ThaYer went up to Col
Ony Wednesday.
J.E. Henderson is keeping books
for Beck this week.
Otis Hodgson went up to Colony last
Friday on business.
Mr.. Alex. Ewart is over from Sc
daiia, Mo-, for a few days visit.
Geo. Lambert went down to Chsnute
last Saturday 70 spend Christmas.
Mrs. J. w. Roll, of Colony, visited
Mrs r. r. Claiborne the latter part
of last week.
Miss Velma Jones, of Ottawa. is the
guest of the family of Mr.. Z. p. Brig
ham this week.
n. F. Acers came down from Kan
sas City Saturday to spend Christmas
with his family.
Mrs. G. NJ. Kerr and family, of Cha
mute, spent Christmas with the family
of Samuel Riggs.
Vim. Moore is up from COfeyville
this week visiting friends. He is
praeticing law now.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Happersett spent
Christmas with Mrs. Happersett's
folks out at LaHarpe.
Resolve to quit borrowing the lola
REGISTER and become regular pay
-in-advance subs criber.
Mel. Myler came home from Cum
berlan, ILL.,, last week to spend the
holidays with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Ewart and son
Jimmie, went to McCune Christmas
to visit a sister of Mr.. EWart.
Miss DoIlie Welker went down to
Erie Saturday last to spend the holi-
days with her brother Elmer.
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Mr.. J. T. Wood informs US that he
and Mr.. Theo. Maxson have taken the
agency for the Excelsior Fence Ma
chine for Elm and Salem townships
and Bourbon county. This is the ma
chine that was exhibitsd on the
streets few days ago, and which at
tracted so much favorable attention.
Mr.. Wood and. Mr.. Maxson are gen.
tlemen of the strietest integrity and
we trust will meet with success in
their new venture.
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The Weeks Weather.

Furnished by Mr.. A. l.. Dibble from
observations taken at lola, Kansas.
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O'Clock q. m.
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SATURDAY, DEC %
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FOrenOOn-Tempersture IS; Cloudy calm wind
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MONDAY, DEC "a
Forenoon &c; Cloudy damp wind
N
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TUESDAY, DEC u
F0reROon-Temperature 81; Cloudy. wind NE
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Foreno0n-Temperature p Fair calm. snow
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