The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-07-27

hailed with Joy ~ Do.yOung, young
man who has lonslwanted to wear a
plug hat but hadnH qutts the courage
to don one in cold blood. The cam
paign hat is to the plug, what the
cigarette is to the cigar.
We hope Col. Burris did not tell the
people of Humboldt that they were
not interested in any protested indus
tries. 1t would certainly grieve thu
good people of that village to have a
Kansas man thus betrav his ignorance
of the existence of their Woolen Mills,
The social for the benefit of the in.
dustrial school in the Park Tuesday
night encountered the opposition of
the Republican Club meeting, the
Base Ball Association meeting, and
the ''Ruth" rehearsal. Notwithstand-
ing all, q pleasant time was had and
neat sum realized for this most worthy
purpose.
A letter from our friend, F. J. Nc
Kenna, states that after nearly year
spent in New York and New England
he and his wife are now in Pueblo,
Colo, where he has q good position as
general delivery clerk in the postofiice.
We are glad to learn of..his continual
good fortune.
1t would certainly Oblige great
many people if the editor of the COur-
ant, who used to be mugwump and
knows better, would make it his
special business to take the demo-
cratic speakers who come here in hand
and teach them how to pronounce the
name of their country. 1t iepainful to
listen to an hour or two of "Amerikv."
Fans! fans! fans! at Rodman's.
The Kansas City Star, with happy
faculty of letting man down easy.
which we deeply appreciate, remarks
as follows:
Charlie Scott of the lola REGISTER.
failed to make landing i'm the recent
canvass which he made in his district
for State Senator. The people rather
than Charlie are to be cOmmiserated
over the result
We have a lot of fine selected land
in Lipscomb county, Texas, Tin the
far famed Pan Handle country to ex-
change for Kansas land or city prop
erty. Parties wishing to trade, pur-
chase, or see the lands. Call on US
for information and rates, as we will
make special trip to Texas on August
14th. (3wks.
Beck shipped his first car loadof fax
this week. The price, 80 cents. is not
as high as it has been, but the yield is
so much better than usual and there is
so large an acreage that the crop will
bring o handsome sum Of money into
the county. And the money will come
in right handy.
Having demonstrated that he has
no idea how to get an office for himself,
the editor of this paper went to Topeka
Tuesday night to see whether he
might not be of assistance in getting
one for some of his friends. His
will explain any falling off
that may be noted in the news columns
of the REGISTER.
We are requested to insert the fol-
lowing resolution which was adopted
at the Humboldt primary July II, with
but one dissenting vote:
Resolred, BY the republicans of Humboldt in
assembled, that from and after this
only as was customary before 1886, and that the
secretary Of this convention send q copy of this
resolution to the county convention at lola and
to our township central committee
The Court room was again well filled
with ladies and gentlemen last Tues |
day evening at the reglar Meeting of
the Republican Club. Chas. F. Scott
spoke first, giving historical and
general review of the tariff question,
and Rev. J. r. Chambers, of Chanute,
who happened to be present, followed
with a stirring republican talk that
was thoroughly enjoyed.
With highly commendable zeal, zeal
indeed worthy of better cause, the
Democratic Club has fitted up its head |
quarters in quite elegant style. Ia
bles and chairs are provided and liter
AZURE is furnished for the nurture of the |
1t is pretty now, but it sad
dens one to think of the mourning it |
will witness when the returns come in |
next November from Now York.
In accordance with their pleatant |
custom, McCook Post, Il. A. r., took
of Col. Burris after the
speaking Monday evening, and ten.
dered him . "beans and hard tack" re-
ception at their hall. A large number |
of old soldiers were present, speeches |
were made by Col. Burris, Capt. Jones,
Capt. Thrasher, Thayer, Ewing and
others, and the evening most happily |
spent.
We are in receipt of a large and
handsome catalogue from Reasoner |
Bros, proprietors of the Royal Palm
Nurseries,. Manatee, Fla, a glance
which seems almost to fill the
air with the fragrance of tropical fruits
and flowers. We know the Reasoner
Bros, to be entirely responsible and
anyone wishing to secure tropical or
semi-tropical trees or plants would do