The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-07-26

'Harvest Excursions" from all terri
tory east of the Missouri river 10 al
points In Kansas, Nebraska, Wvom
ing, Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Utah
Colorado, New Mexico, Indian Terri
tory and Texas. The rate will he one
fare for the round trip and tickets will
be sold on August 9th and Goth, Sep.
TENDER 10Th and 24th, and October Sth
They will be limited to thirty days fol
the round trip, and stOp-Over privileg.
es will be allowed, either going ar re.
turning within this limit. Assurances
are already given that these tickets will
be sold from all points west of and in
Guiding st. Paul, Chicago and st Louis
and it is believed that they will be
sold by many lines throughout Ohio
Indianna, Michigan and the southern
states. These excursions will bring
many eastern people who are looking
for western homes, into our state. The
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe road Of
fers to see to the distribution Of all ad
| vertising matter that cities, counties or
societies may desire to furnish, and
anything in this line may be left in the
hands Of any agent of the road. The
| new states to the north of us will at.
tempt to draw to them all the excur.
sionists, and Kansas will do well to
see to it that her advantages are pro-
perly set forth to those who come west.
The REGISTER job Office completed
this week handsome catalogue of the
lola Library which will be of great
convenience to the patrons of that in.
stitutiOn. Three hundred copies were
printed, and placed in charge of the
Librarian. The ladies who have had
the catalogue In charge certainly de-
way in which they did their
part Of the work, as it has
been no slight task to CLASH.
fy and write out the titles and names
Of the authors of the 200 or more books
contained in the library. The patrons
of the library are to be congratulated
OH having secured board 80 willing
to sacrifice their own time and eOnven.
fence "for the good of the ORDER"
An exchange notes that w. p. Ian.
phere. Washington county farmer,
has shesred from 1000 sheep. fieeces
that average a pounds. He has been
offered twenty centa per pound but is
holding for better figures. At twenty
cents, Mr.. Lanphere's profit would be
ST 200, to say nothing about the in
crease in the flock. 1t seems to be easy
enough to make money Oh a Kansas
farm if one just knows how to 60 about
it.
Chdnute Blade: The lola band boys
came down last Saturday evening and
discOursed some beautiful mnsic on our
streets. A large crowd of people con.
gregated on the sidewalks to listen to
music, and were well repaid for COM
ing out. Our boys played few excel
lent pieces also, which added much to
the evenings amusement.
The announcement of Mr.. Robert
Cook as a candidate for Township
Trustee appears this week. Mr.. Cook
is well known as q careful and accu-
rate business man and one whose per-
sonal feelings will not enter into his
discharge or public duty He con-
sents to become candidate for this
office at the solicitation Of many
friends, and he will make a strong
race.
Astonishing how many people want
clothes. Thought had enough to last
all summer, bu! have had to stock up
again. Have just received a new in
voice which can sell at lower prices
than ever before. Think of grown
mans suit for 81! Come aud see. ID.
Ewart.
Thousands have been relieved of in
digestion and loss Of appetite by a sim
gle bottle of Ayers SarsaparilIa. The
use Of this medicine, by giving tone
and strength to the assimilative organs,
has made innumerable cures Of chronic
dyspepsia. Price 81. Worth IS
bottle.
The &. A. r., w. r. c., and 8 of
", social last Saturday night was
decided success. A bOuntiful supper
was served ny the ladies. brief address
ses were made by Mr.. Funston and
Capt. Ewing, and there was music aud
social intercourse until a late hour.
At the school meeting yesterday the
routine business was transacted. Capt.
Ewing was elected President Of the
Board. county uniformity was voted
against, and a levy of IA mills was
made. The financial statement will
be published next week.
If the township Republican central
committees will send in the notice of
the time of holding their primaries the
REGISTER will be pleased to publish
them. Please note also whether
township officers will be. nominated at
the same time.