The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 5

'if1, '3? wtjttt- VI THE IOLA REGISTER. FEIDAY, JUNE 30, 1893. t3f 63 i 5 3S? AN AS TOUNDING FACT d5 $3 a S5 It may startle you to say it, but it a met that we can sell you garments already made, and well made, cheaper than you can buv the ijoods at retail which it would take to make them. AYhy ust tliink of it "We can sell you good, worsted TROUSERS FOR $1.00 AND $1.25. AVe also have a big line of summer shirts from 25 cents up.

We have just opened a new line of hats at prices away down. And Shoes You never saw the like for quantity, quality and price. Those ccoini; fast rare bargains in dress goods are but we still have a few. 3,001 WORTH OF CLOTHING is on the way and we must sacrifice what we have on hand to make room for it. You know what that means.

Our terms are at the bottom. cash and our prices are D. EWART. LalTarpe 2ictvs: Evidence 18 rap-idlv accumulating against Ab. Rudd and Bill Webb, who were arrested at Prairie Hall last week, oh suspicion, brought here for trial and released ror lack of evidence, allowing Rudd to es cape, wnne weuu was arres-ieu aim lodged in jail.

A man wlm identified the horse and saddle as his property said two horses, saddles and bridles were stolen. On questioning Webb The Week' Weather. Furnished by Mr. A. L.

Dibble from observations taken at Iola, Kansas. The temperature noted is taken at 6 o'clock a. m. rorn-THmernlcemomInJat the jail he confessed the fact and I wind saiU me Oilier uune as ai Ajtenocn Clear coll Terj-UU I Last week the engineer of the south- Forenoon-WrlZgn'Z nearirctarj nd M. K.

was held cool wind pe. I up by two men near Moran. He told i jjfhnwm Cloudy ia the north wind SE them there was a posse aboard the satubdat. jijr fs tn mtnh rhpm tlmf thpv h.icl better iret risht out. They believed fternoon Fair warm wind S.

SC5DAY. JO'EiV i Forenoon Temperature 76. dec- Cloudy warm I winds Forenoon Temperature "5 des Cloudy mUty very stiU. Afternoon Clear calm wind XOXDAT. Forenoon Temperature, tx) ieg Thunder shower l3.

in wind ME Afternoon Clear pleasant wind TUESDAY. L-NK 27 Forenotn Temperature. Miles Cloudy cocl wlndE. Afte moon Cloudy calm wind SW WEDNESDAY. JCXE28 Forenoon Temperature, deg.

Cloudy warm wind S. Afternoon Fair wind RV uuimummumum Xonnal "ote. Excursion To Chicago of Garfield College As already announced in the Reg-formerlv of this isteb, I shall run an excursion to Chi cago, leaving Iola July at 12:41 p. and I desire to call attention to the following points concerning it: I shall have a vestibule chair car, which will run straight through to Chicago, thus avoiding the trouble of changing at Kansas City. The car will go via the Santa Fe.

The fare for round trip wm oel.oo, Rev. All, of Wichita, place, and Mr. Baxter of Enipori3, visited the Institute Friday. Mrs. S.

S. Estey came up from Humboldt the first of the week. A new reading circle has been formed consisting of Clubs of ten members each. Each member purchases a book and after one month exchanges with some other member, until he has reaa each of a series of ten. The THE WEEK'S NEWS.

Head Allen's prices. Drain tile at Coutant's. Hock salt at Klaumann's. Buy your groceries at Bartels'. Have you tried the 8-K- Tablets? For Delicacies go to H.

Klaumann. Window glass and putty at Coutant's. Ice cream every day at the Nickel Plate. Cut llowers at Harmon's green house. Go to the Nickle Plato for cool drinks.

Brigham Munger will pay cash for eggs. I G. Smith will pay cash for butter and eggs. Hysinger Rosenthal have a new ad this weak. Stem wind Illinois watches only I SG.50, at GofTs.

1 Beck wants to buy all your English blue grass seed. Vinton Moore is reading law in Major Foust's office. Allen's Backet gives a lot more prices this week. Warner's Pota for the blood. Campbell's Drug store.

Fine lineof candies at lowest prices i at the Nickle Plate. Fire and burglar safe for sale cheap. G. Goff, Iola, Kansas. See Allen's Racket.

Stone chimney, the best substitute for brick, at Coutant's. Allen's new store is a beauty. So is his new advertisement. Pocket cutlery, razors and shears, fully warranted at Coutant's. Meals at all hours at Nickle Plate restaurant, south side square.

Rev. W. L. Squier will preach at LaHarpe next Sunday at 3 p. m.

All kinds of straw hats except, leghorns, at cost at Mrs. Goshorn's. You can hire a pump of Will Root to get the water out of your cellar. Thee daily rains are rich for the corn, but very tiresome to the wheat. Yeager wants your poultry and will pay the highest market price in cash.

The Methodists had a pleasant social in the park Wednesday evening. Look at those Pattern Hats at Mrs. Goshorn's. selected in Chicago. Nice line of ladies walking shoes in black, chocolate and red, at Colborn's exchanges to be made at the County for single trip SliSO.

If any lower Teacher's Association. rate is made we will get the benefit of D. E. Sanders, President of Ft. Scott it.

normal, -v isited the Institute Wednes- The return tickets are good until dav and entertained the Institute Nov. 15, during the first hour with a very pleasant address it and took his advice. Wednesday the engineer went to the jail in Iola and identified Webb as one of the bandits. Rudd is yet at large but will no doubt be captured and they (Webb anyway) will be sure to serve a term in the" state's prison. Rudd has been known for a good while a a "tough." Webb, who is younger, has been working in the neighborhood of Prairie Hall and has borne a good reputation until he fell in with Rudd.

Every once in a bile we hear some complaint because the Driving Park Association makes some charge for the use of its grounds or reserves the right to sell privileges when it lets the grounds free. Did those who make this complaint ever stop to figure out just how much money the Association gets out of its grounds every year? Do they know that not a cent ot dividend was ever divided among the stockholders? Do they know that an assessment has been levied against the stock every year to pay interest or taxes or improvements? Do they know that a good share of the stock, if not all of it, could be bought for less than a quarter of what it cost? The facts are that the gentlemen who went down in their pockets and bought that park did so out of pure public spirit. They knew they would never make a dollar out of it, "but they wanted to save, for the good of the town, the last available grove there was along the river. We know all these things because we have paid 50 or CO of our own good hard dollars to find out. And that is the reason we want to go ofl somewhere and sit down when we hear people who never invested a dollar ni their lives "for the good of the complain about the "greediness" of the Driving Park Association.

J. T. Tredway, of Elm, has named his homestead "The Alien Center Stock Farm" and will give special attention to breeding Jersey cattle and Duroc-Jersey swine. And instead of getting his stationery by the dime's worth he came to the Register office and ordered a large quantity of letter heads and envelopes with the name of his farm and his business printed on them. There are a good many farmers in Allen county now who have given names to their farms and who use printed letter heads "just like a business man." We are glad to see it.

When a farmer gives a name to his homo it is a sign that he is proud of it, and a man who is proud of his home is mig hty apt to keep it looking nice and thrifty. And when he prints that name on his stationery it is a sign that he is not ashamed of his calling, besides being a great convenience to him and all his correspondents. It is an old fad ot the Register that every farm should have a name, and that this name together with the name of the owner, should be painted on a big sign over the main entrance. We hope to see it in Allen county yet before we die. Ben.

J. Thompson, formerly of Elm township, now living in one of the suburbs of New York City, who came out a few weeks ago to build a barn Go to Campbell', drug store for all on his farm, was in Iola Tuesday and snes, mane mis oince a pieasam visit, xic kinds of paints, varnishes, bru etc. If you have any tin work don't fail to consult prices of W. L. Bartels Sou.

See the folding platform binder at Beck's, it -win pass tnrougn a gate. Herkoiner county cheese 3tH. Klau-mann's Try it. Also Limberger and Brick. If you have any tin worK of any kind that'you want done, get W.

H. Root's figures. The lecture on Monday evening by Conductor Stevenson was well attended and much appreciated. This week closes the work of the Normal and those who have accepted i Viot-a ca.ril frrwwf Vinnaoa trt rpnt fT'Krtj-j-k rrs mA llfl xiiuc i one witn ten acres or ground, v. w.

nished rooms and board at a total cost jjogt-jefc. OI 51.W a ciay, in nrsi ciaas iauimes Don't let the flies get on you, but go to Bartels and get screen doors and windows. Sewing machines and organs re paired and satisfaction guaranteed close together, in the prohibition suburb of Englewood, and near street car lines leading to the grounds. I lived in" Chicago many years and thf uiinortnnitv have no doubt found can therefore act as iruide if desired. it a vrv profitable session.

Review- As to mv personal character I would A. W. Beck. ing thework we see that thero has refer to A. L.

Dibble, Rev. M. I First class watch repairing a spec- been the largest enrollment, the aeep-1 iving ana otners, ioia. ialtv at Gotrs. est and best results of any Allen county Normal, It is imputative that all ho ex- loans at 7 8traight, Now TryThl.

It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good, if have a cough, any trouble with throat chett or lungs. Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, cougs and colds "is guaranteed to give relief, or nionev will be refunded, suffers from i is Lt Grippe found it just the thing and under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself just how good a thing it is. Trial bottle free at W.

J. Evans' drug store. Large size 50c. and 51. pect to go wuii me snouiu.

nouiy me, or gi3. per cent and small commission iv im. kil jameg aiccann. I For prices and styles in wall paper you can't do better than at Campbell's drug store. W.

J. Pickell will buy old iron Address all communications to C. B. Randall, Colony, Kan. A Thougtfcl Parent Consults his best interests when he prepared for an emergency: he knows that "like a thief in the night" croup or whooping cough may come upon his child without warning.

Can he afford to be without a remedy at hand? Cubeb Cough Cure is what he should have on hand; it is the one- minute remedv. Evans Bros. JUST RECEIVED AT MILLER'S DRY GOODS STORE bones, rags, rubber boots and shoes at the S. K. Depot.

The township S. S. Convention was held yesterday afternoon and evening in the Baptist church. Miss Effie June Scott is coming down from Iawrence today to spend a week or two with her brother. Communion at the Presbyterian church on Sunday Morning.

Even-i ing subject, "Moral Mechanics." No change of cars anywhere if you go with Prof. Stevenson's excursion. A through Chair car from Iola to Chi-j cago. Jacob Bowers, lormerly of Iola, but for the past ten years or more a resident of Illinois, was here on a visit last week. savs that the success of the Calamity party has practically destroyed the credit of Kansas in" the East.

It is absolutely no use, he says, to talk to anvbody "down east about making an nrl investment in Kansas. Mr. Thomp-J IOOfc Via CHI IlltUSCll itrVIC IIIUCiCIHIJ. always did well iu Kansas and he would rather live here now than anywhere else. He came with the iuten-tion of selling his farm, but after seeing the splendid crops now growing on it he has concluded he would rather keep it.

Mr. Thompson returned to New York yesterday. The following are the names of tkose who expect to start to Chicago next Monday with the teacher's excursion: Messrs W. C. Stevenson, A.

W. Cunningham, Mesdames W. C. Stevenson, A. W.

Cunningham, R. B. Stevenson, Misses Clifford Mitchell, Alice Crosby, Maggie Crahan, Maude Minrow, Lottie Estep, Anna Long-street, Anna Moore, May Woodin. Cora Johnson. Addie Adams, Olive Gerall, Ella Bostwick, Etta Alford, Ruth Brown, Anna Reimert, Mary Homey, Jessie Thayer, Mattie Thayer, Fannie Johnson, Wessie Wise and Henrietta Henderson.

A number of young ladies, learning of the absence of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Northrup took advantage the other evening of the delenseless condition in which this absence left Lute Northrup and Walter Hull and organized a serenading party against them.

The boys had been warned, however, and so they were able before the musical attack had become very danger ous, to divert the enemy and save themselves by a generous and judi cious administration ot ice cream, cake and other luxuries. The occas ion was a very pleasant one. Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, had a running sore on his leg of eight vears' standing. Used three bottles'of Electric Bitters and ssven boxes of Bucklen's arnica salve and his leg is sound and well. John Speaker, of Catawba, had five large fever sores on his leg, doctors pronounced him incurable.

One bottle of Electric bitters and one box Bucklen's arnica DO YOURSELF JUSTICE Make your dollars go as far as possible. While doing so take into consideration QUALITY. Good goods cost money; TRASH is dear at any price. Buy of a reliable firm, yon then have recourse. C.

CORSETS and THE FERRIS FEATHERBONEj and KALAMAZOO CORSET WAISTS, for Ladies and Children. The most reliable and They fit well, Look- well, and will Wear longer than any shoe in this market. WASH GOODS. DREW, SELBY Co's. Ladies', Misses' and "WE HAVE JTJST Children's Fine Shoes i to; best fitting goods to be had.

RECEIVED A LARGE INVOICE OF TOILE-DE-GEYLQN A VERY PRETTY WASH FABRIC, AT 15 CENTS PER YARD. COME AND SEE THEM! ortfaruip Bros Ieaders in Icrw Prices. 9 The Allen Countv Teacher's Excur-1 Thev call the celebration which: J. W. Wolf, one of our good Elm sion will leave Iola Monday, July 3rd, they are going to have out at Moran township friends was in to see us fcat-18JM and arrive in Chicago July 4th, on the Fourth a "Horse Matinee." Itlurday.

He is building a big new in time to see the wonderful display will be opened with prayer, continued; barn, getting ready, he says, for the of fire-works that evening. There is with an oration by C. E. Benton, biggest crop he ever raised in Kansas, yet time for anvoue to join the party protracted with several horse races, It is refreshing to taU to a man who who may wish to do so. The R.

R. and closed with a theatrical perform- looks at tho bright side of things as to steadily as Mr. Wolf does. The Grand Jurv adjourned Wed- I ot ssfcr rnnnri trin Thu or. ance.

Tuev are eviuenuy iryin nnrotnn will have a through car and cater to every taste out mere, cut special acent of the road to look after "Horse Matinee'' is good. nesday. Of course nobody who will the comfort of all. Prof. Stevenson c.

Star: The biggest Normal I tell knows exactly what was done, will also go with the party and will Institute in Kansas is now in session but it is the general understanding assist them to get the best lodging iu Butler county, with an enrollment thatseven indictments were found, all and boarding at the cheapest rates of 1240. Mrs. Lillian Hoxie Picken of for selling whiskey. It is further im possible. This is already so fully ar- Iola is the conductor.

She was lor a uerstsood that all tnose muicieu nave ranged that there will be no delay on number of years a member of the skipped the county. So the net re-reaching the city. The number going State Normal faculty and was one of suit seems to be $1000 expense, is now 3o and vou will be welcome the ablest instructors that institution Thn Konrth of Julv will nrobablvbe and save money and time by going ever had. a quiet day in Iola. Those who like with them.

Miss Fannie McClure, who has been horse races will go to Moran, and Mahkied: On Thursday evening, attending the New England Conserv- those who like beer will goto Hum-June Ib93. at the residence of the atorv of Music at Boston for two years boldt and that will leave mighty bride's Barents. Mr. G. W.

Stevens, returned home last Saturday, few of us at home to go to the Sunday of Emporia and Miss Anna Ruble of She has been very much missed dur-Iola, Rev. S. A. Alt, of Wichita, otli-' ing her long absence from our social dating. A large number of guests and musical circles, and all her friends was present and the occasion was a are glad to welcome her home again.

very happy one. The bride has been ara ajjent for the Fargo shoe School picnic! We hope everybody will have a good time. Dl.trlct Court Proceeding. The District ''ourt adjourned at one of our most successful and popular for ladies' and mens' wear, and war-'noon Wednesday having transacted teachers and is a very bright and rant every shoe give satisfaction in the following Ijusiiipss since last re- charming young woman. Ihe groom work and material.

There is no shoe port: uiu ut oMiomui j.iu.v.cu. v. excels II1IS Hliue wr liiiiituuu; ouu stvle. Trv a pair with my guaran- State vs Jesse Smith, burglary, ver- Tiria nr. tho st.ito Normal is mmmn.

ulct of suutv in second uegree. Ben- hfghly esteemed by those who know tee 'R gtevensou. tenced to live years iu the peniten- him. The best wishes of the Regis- tiary. tek are theirs.

FUloSdo cStor Oil HumboldtNational lank vs Burn- "Bub" Leek, the l'-vear-old son of tySer OH et B'' tric1 taken Under ad" Joseph Leek, was bitten by a lanre Lard OH. Kellv Co Willen- rattlesnake last Friday while weeding Vo. 3 Castor Oil. bur- rcrdevin ment forVl'fT corn. The fang ol the serpent sank xQ.

1 Castor Oil TmnvU SmanSmi'vs deep into the middle linger of the boys at Evaus Broa. SeZ CArTfc' CjilSvfS. damages, verdict lor plaintiff for nmnt IvailSaa. IWO IUUIIlUCra Ul WO JtUHl A nnnnloil legal iraiernuj, uie im-nru in xi-j- F. Atkinson vs T.

I. StriCKianu et judgment for plaintiff Mayn.nl Bush and Ber't McNiel rank AnderVon vs Andrew A nder- danger appended The snake went" the Assembly at Ottawa last g0n, ejectment, judgment for plaintiff. and killed had six Saturday and remained over Sunday Appealed. MtflJ Thev sa" that couut-v crP3 are Foreman vs Ned Foreman, raiues. far ahead of those in Anderson and divorce granted plaintiff.

Ignorance of the merits of De ltt Frankliu counties. Mosella Stahl vs T. A. Stahl, de- cure headache, dyspepsia, bad breath, TThSmiiir. nmrhbv.

ditorce. dismissed at plain- also, expect to roturn today to their tifPs cost. home in Chicago. 'Miss Ewinjr State vs Jim illiams. burglary, will accompany them for a month's guilty and sentenced to one year in vjsjt penitentiary.

Hi-c-ins wishes to inform hii State vs Fisher, assault with intent t. A. itlggins wisnea 10 luiurm mi oontnwl tn five vpara in th friends that he will re at nome ed blood from getting into the gener al circulation, tne wounu mignt nae purchaged the law business proven fatal. Dr. Scott was called formerly conducted by D.

E. Reber. ln? Cowan constipation and biliousness. Ausnerman. 1 Wm.

Webb, the man who tried to rob a train near Moran, had hi.s preliminary yesterday before Justice Pot ter and was bound over to the next term of court. All those Tl, nnlnna. lira. niSIlV July Gth. for 4 weeks man lueuiiueu mm pBimcit uar rental u-nrt ahniilri fill A numoer oi ioreci'Muru man and he made no defense.

general interest, were dispo On the evening of July 7 the Salem in;" tho Dentist. a11 other ra-e! were co utii ra it ni irwirnpri inrin 11 Some Arabs from Jerusalem were in town this week peddling notions. They said that Jerusalem was a little livelier since the railroad got there. but that it was a mighty slow old and Iola U. B.

churches will hold an ice cream social in Mr. Butler's new store room on South side of square. Proceeds to be to church purposes. Pryor has at last got his tools out of the well. He has been working at "owni! them for two or three months, and he penitentiary.

A numoer or torecio-wrc suns, 01 no ed of and continued. There will be an adioumed term of court in September. Dos't be Afraid. So many people avoid crowds and large gatherings, because thev are In constant dread of being trod upon, and having a pet corn or bunion paln- Don't Grunt is about the happiest man in town About your feet hurting you, whin fully bruised thi3 can be avoided by now. He will go on down in the same Chryso Corn Cure will cure corns, the use of Chryso Corn Cure.

Every hole. bunions, Every bottle warrented bottle warranted. Evans Bros. Dr. Lambeth, of Moran.was in town at Evans' Bros.

yesterday and denied the report that Ka fnrnn nalarirntinn fiarl hotm rlA. dared off. He says they are going toj i Superior axle grease at Coutant's, warranted not to gum, get hard in cold, or melt hot weather; four salve cured him entirely. For sale by ooxea iur -at. Evans drug store.

Makried: At the Presbyterian The Ioa cnstomers and acquaint-Parsonage on Tuesday morning, June ance3 of iIisa Ella Green, the young Chas. L. Baker and Mary E. lady travelling man for a St. Louis Marsh, both of Allen county.

int nouse. will doubtless be interest- mat sne nas Den in- of ladv managers Fair by a letter from was in Iola last week on business. Helen M. Barker, the chairman, to If you have any gasoline "rtoves that make an address in the women's -j i rrn i cannot be nxea, iaKe tnem to uuiyi uuuuiug uu auj lujuui m-flTm flO HI1 IN P.SP. Bartel iterest to women.

Miss Green will ac- CMIU UU1U1 cent the invitation, and will speak on the subject of women commercial 350 V3rd.S Ol SGOtcll SOIffG 111 Wends d-lzS the vfted bytheDtoard i7 I protracted meetings here last winter, of the World's Fai; six omerenT; 01 eie gant design Goods are sold everywhere banker. Sfc6.75 worth of stone, when Ml -4 I -i ii ne iatiea. ine joss win pruuauiy oe at id x-6 cis. ana are worm Hobert nIIe, nltj it. But you can get them at rSiS wm rfye her a good home and satis- travelers.

have the biggest time they ever had. At the Iola Art Studio in the Marble Block, you can have your photograph taken or your portrait made in crayon or oil. Call and examine our latest work. Reimert McNiel. We regret to learn through Davenport, papers, of the death of our old friend, Maj.

J. Andrews, formerly of Humboldt. The death resulted from an attack of tho grippe. Preaching at tho Christian church by C. M.

Baugh next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and evening at 8 o'clock. Subject in the morning: "Looking H. M. Miller expects to move his stock of dry goods into the tine new building on the soutn siue oi tnc square as soon as it Is feady for occu pancy. The ice cream socials in the Park are pretty and pleasant and profitable for the churches.

But they are, mighty tough on the ice cn.am par-. lore. SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, sajo FARGO'S S2.50 SHOES I MHBMt-afcr i for 1, CALF SHOE Ladies and Gentlemen FARGO'S S2.50 CAXiF FOR GENTLEMEN. Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.

S. Gov't Report only 8 1-3 cts as long as they 'TS last from IHILLER, The "auiet" Mm Herald: Mis3 Belle Rick-' etts was in town Wednesday visiting I with her father. ii. c. Esse, one of the successful business men of' Iola had business here Monday.

If you can afford to be annoyed by sick headache and constipation, don't i use De Witt's Little Early Risers for these little pills will cure them. 1 Cowan 6z Ausnerman. Rtifol Baking Powder r2.50 'I Fui.ru Rhne ABSOLUTELY PURE LADIES' BOOT. Warranted. GOAT ANB D0NG0LA ZHX BUTTON.

R. B. STEVENSON, Iola, Kans..