The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-03-30

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paper trade this year. He is shown
q magnificent line of new goods, an
his prices are within the reach of al
Call and see the new styles.
A Denver cattle "trust" has secure
the contract of furnishing the Frenc
government 15O, 900 head Of beef an
nually, for the Army. This cOntraC
fought TO stimulate the cattle indus
try.
tits Nip and Tuck in the marriag
business between Judge Arnold ant
Judge Stillwell this week, the fOrme
tying the knot and the latter cuttin;
lit. At last accounts Tuck was on
ahead.
The call for tho Republican Stat
Conventions at Topeka and Wichits
is published in this issue. Four hun
dred and eighteen delegates will b
entitled to seats in each Of these con
ventiOns.
Two tracts of good raw land in Al
len county Kansas, $50 and $40 acres
price $3.50 and $40 per acre. Will sci
all together or i'm small tracts, on Ions
time and low interest. BOstwick &
Shelter.
During the trial of one of the whisky
cases last week, a witness was asked
how long he had known the defend.
ant. "Since the prohibftory law"
ly suggestive answer.
The ladies will take notice that they
are specially invited to attend the eau
Gus atthe Courthouse to-morrOwnight
We trust they will attend.nOt Oulyths
caucus, but the election also. Lee
them make their influence felt.
The cold snap the first of the week
was something of disappointment,
but we have our usual consolation thai
it was "wOrse everywhere else." In
the northern States iu showed all day
Sunday and travel was blocked.
The w. c. T. U. will hold prayer
meeting at the Christian church on
Friday April 9Th, at o'clock. The
theme will b, sabbath Observance"
All women interested in the subject
are earnestly invited to be present.
Meseers Kerr 4 McSweeny are down
something over 200 feet in the new gas
well and are making good progress.
The fret vein of gas was found at the
usual depth and the second vein will
doubtless be reached in q short time.
Fred Merriman is still continuing
improvements at the livery stable. He
received a windmill last week and is
putting up tank and washing room.
When all the contemplated changes
and additions are made he will have
model barn.
All teachers and others who expect
to attend the National Teachers Asso-
citation at San Francisco this summer
are requested to send their names to J.
N. Wilkinson, Emporia, who has
charge of the matter If transportation
from this State.
T.. A. Thrasher is receiving new
goods nearly every day and can show
you the very latest and best i'm all
lines of dry-goods, All of these goods
are bought ''away down" and they
will be sold ut cOrrespOndingly low
prices. Call and see.
The young Mems Social Club will
give the last dance of the season at
the Opera house this evening. A
number of guests are expected from
and a gay time is anticipat>
ed. Supper will be served at the
Central.
You can get Arbuckle's coffee at 20
cents a package, Ii pounds Of grauu-
ated sugar for S1.OO, II pounds of ex-
ira G sugar for ST 90, tea from Is cents
to Is cents a pound and everything
else in proportion at Kingsley 4
for spot cash.
If you chance to be in possession of
failure of DR.. LaFary's dental work
which was executed during the last
our years, and the fault was in the
please call at once and
nave it replaced free of charge as he
always guarantees his work.
Agent Gregg gives notice that on
March 18th, the Fit. Scott, Wichita and
Western railroads will sell tickets to
Denver, Colorado and return at one
bird fare ISIS. 2O) good for ten days.
The occasion of the reduction is the
Meeting of the cattle Convention.
Considerable space is given on our in.
ide pages to the Badeau-Grant con-
roversy. Badeau started out tn prove
hat he practically wrote Gen. Grants
'oOk. He has simply succeeded in
,etting himself in. Badeau dor tstolen)
ls a pestiferous and egotistical ass.
No business except the allowance Of
ills was transacted at the last meet.
IF 1n A
rom the w. c. T. u. asking to have
he ordinance prohibiting minors from
the billiard halls enforced,
vas presented, and laid over until the |
lext meeting.
If this issue of the REGISTER falls |
hort of the usual standard, we trust |
ur readers will be indulgent as the |
ditor has been out of town since
tuesday night, doing his share as a
elegate to the State Convention of
Clubs. at Topeka, toward
aving the country.
The membership roll of the Republic
anClnb is in the hands of the secretary
nd any republican wishing to attach
lie name thereto may apply at this
flee at any time. The Club is not a
lose corporation. Every republican
f lola township is invited and urged
o become q member of it.
The storms and strikes together con-
pired to make the first of the Santa
e excursions to Kansas a failure. It
, just rs we'll. Kansas will have her
ew spring suit on two weeks from
Ow and will make a vastly better i'm.
ression on strangers who are apt to
e governed by outside appearances.
Miss Inez Mack started Wednesday
,r Western Kansas, called there by
lness in her brothers. family. Her
,inter's visit here has been much en-
,yed by those who have been forum.
te enough to make her acquaintance