The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-12
THE LION AND LAMB
Allen County POpulists and
Democrats Hold a Con-
YentiOn and NOmi-
nate a 'alf and
'alf Ticket.

The Democrats and Populists OF AL
len county met in lola Tuesday and
nominated full county ticket. A
meeting was held in the forenoon at
the court house and an agreement
reached as to the place where the
knife should be inserted in the pie.
AS a result of this morning conference
the Democrats nominated candidates
for the offices of county attorney,
county commissioner and representa-
tive and the PopuIists for superinten-
dent, probate jadge aud Clerk Of the
district court.
In order to observe the properties
in some sense at least the two conven-
tions agreed to separate for short time
the Democrats holding the court house
and the Populists going to the g. A g.
II. hall. Nothing occurred to mar
the beautiful harmony OF the meeting
except the fire which emptied the
halls In short order.
THE PoPULIsT CONVENTION.
az tbO hiNOl IOOu tOh VhNlbh tbO N0i-
ious organizations were made perma-
nent and the committee on credentials
reported the following delegates as
entitled to sit in the convention:
Iola-A. J. Servey, r NJ Purdom,
VIM. Bolin, G. Clesver, J. Crosby,
o. Ramsey, NJ. Preston, I. j. Rutlege,
VIM. Vaught, J d. Mann, VIM. Val
entine, G. G. McCarty, q. w. Fisher,
A. J. Bell, J. w. Drake, Ira Outright,
T. f. Kelley, j. c. Riggs, H Fl. Riggs
Il. H. Riggs, ID. ID. Welker, Chris. s.
Ritter, Geo. w. Fisher.
Salem-W. d. Jewell, Geo. Rhodes,
f. w. Trego, w. 4. Wilson, 5 Klotz-
bach, d. NJ. Dimond, A. Rash, G. w.
Seymour, Chas. Barker.
Elm-A. Nelson, Geo. Barker, J. j.
Weaver, 3. H. Weith, David Morrison
b. l.. Wallace, Chas. Cole,
South Elsmore-O. p Mattson, OFF.
Johnson, Anton Bauer, Samuel Peter
son.
Elsmore-Joseph Page, Chas. Mel
son, Chas. Wilson, j. Wood, j. Ard,
d. c. Banks, f, G. Mooney, David
Ard.
Deer Creek-Chas. Carpenter, Robt
Nelson, Cal smith, g. G. Eastwood.
Carlyle-S. @. Jordan, ). f CANT,
f. w. Boulson, A. + Brightly.
Osage-J. NJ Neville, q. W. Letter,
q. w. Dozier, G. G. Gregory, Marion
Alter. VIM. Finley, Geo. Vandever, p
Howerton, f. ter, Y. h. Fullenwider,
Marmaton-John Hurley, H. w.
Lambeth, A. Wenst, A. Carmain,
Geo. Mclaughlin, j. H. Coffman,
Polk Adams, Robert Robb, Il. Miner,
Richard Gillian, G. C. Thompson, s.
Helms, John Hart, y. D. Braden berg,
VIM. Davis, h. Rodenberger, VIM.
Caps, Decatur Whitney, f. Erwin,
j. Mitchell, j Studeyville, J. Ketch-
UNI, Il. Lieurance, J. Bailey, =. Cul-
bertson, Geo. Moore, H. G. Rogers, H.
Mclaughlin.
Humbodt-W. H, Shellman, Il. A.
Gleason, VIM. Manion, James Lock
hart, Chas. Shaffner, M. A Hack,
Jas. Jenkins, Martin Feeley, II. Eng
lish, s. b. Willhite, VIM. Shanaman,
John Pruitt, g. Sanders, Richard HO-
bart, John Rath, Frank Fussman.
Geneva township taIledto send any
delegates.
POPULIsT RESOLUTIONS.
The committee on resolutions re
ported as follows:
We the Peoples Party Of Allen county Kan
sas In convention assembled reatirm our allie
glance TO the principles laid down in tue omaha
platform. Therefore, be- IL
ResOiUed, That we endorse the present. state
administration as being n wise economical al.
ministration of the affairs of the state of kRu,
sas dealing out justice 10 all men, as being
patriotic In our loyalty TO the general govern
rnent Therefore we ask the hearty cO'opera.
ton OF all the people of Allen county to Join
with us TO electric state aud couaty ticket that
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