The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-06-06

tcT vi Our INSIDE pages this week VII
be found Senator Ingalls, Gettysbur,
speech. The senator took advantag
OF the occasion TO administer sting
u ing rebuke to the men who, on tn
previous day at Richmond, had i'm
suited the loyal sentiment of tn,
whole nation by Haunting the rebe
flag, and we doubt not that our read
ers will emphaticalIy endorse ever,
word he said.
i htck from n county official. "Tall
about cutting down the salaries o
county officers, will make YOU thi.
proposition: If you will pass a Law
making IL crime, punishable by fin,
ana imprisonment, for any man. WON
an or child to present a subscription
paper of any kind to county officer
you may cut my salary down 800 and
Will still be the gamer by hundred
/ dollars a year."
Mr.. David Keeper has returned from
Oklahoma, having sold the claim
which he located there. He was in
lola Tuesday and told us he was will.
ing to stay by Kansas a while now
He says great many of the Okla homa
settlers are very poor, some of them
not even having teams to do Their
farm work. He thinks it will be a
long time before that country Is as
good a. this.
| On Saturday last Capt. :. McClaren
was taksn suddenly ill with a severe
pain I'm the head. He was put to bed
and soon passed into a comatose or
semi-comatOse condition and i'm spite
of all the remedies that can be applied
has not regained consciousness. He il
thought TO be slightly better as we 90
to press, but there seems to be little
hope of his recovery.
The Missouri Pacific il still quoting
low rates to points i'm every direction.
First class limited passenger rates TO
st. Louis S4.05, Chicago 5000, Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo, S5.55.
Round trip tickets on sale to above
named Colorado points at double the
existing One-way rate and limited ten
days from date of sale to final return.
The Capital Insurance Company, of
Topeka, Kansas, issues special con-
tract insuring owners of live stock
against loss of stock by lightning at
y cents per 800 per annum. Call on
James McCann the agent of the COM
pany for particulars. The Capital Is q
home company and should have the
patronage of Kansans.
The third contest for the Demorest
medal will be held at the Neosho
Valley school house on Friday even
ing, June 13. The following are the
names of the contestants: MAY and
Rannie Garner, Ed. and Lizzie Whit
ham, Glenn and Maria Baird, Marion
Brown, Lafayette Servey, Cora Lind
say and Essie Clark. All are invited
to attend.
The lola Marble Company held
meeting Monday night and elected J.
l.. Arnold, president, Frank LETTER,
secretary and III. A. Ewing attorney.
The company is i'm correspondence
with capitalists and is leaving nothing
undone to get practical operation un-
der way.
At the regular B. 4 L. meeting Mon
day evening 81 100 were loaned as
follows: C.. f. Merwin, 500, premium
thirty per cent; A. f. Wright, 800,
premium twenty-siX per cent; :. TOz-
er, 800, premium twenty-siX per cent;
I'll. Waters, $500, premium twenty-five
per cent.
Pryor has succeeded i'm getting the
tools out of the well at Yates Center
and expects to finish his work there
i'm short time. He will then return
to lola and begin boring another
well here. He expects to have two
more wells down by next winter.
The Y. p. S. c. f. of the Presbyter-
ian Church will give Lawn Social
at the residence of DIR. Chastain this
evening. The usual refreshments
will be served at the usual prices and
n cordial invitation Is extended to
everybody to be present.
New art novelties at w. J. Evans:
Aluminium plaques; Neapolitan pam
els; Athenian panels; patent stretch
ers in fourteen lengths, from eight to
stock for oil, crayon and wax work in
this part of the State.
The o. s. +. Lodge celebrated the
second anniversary of the founding
of the order in social way last
night. \ number of the members
of Humboldt Lodge were in attend
ance and the occasion was a very
pleasant one.
The REGISTER job office is proud of
the work it is turning out these days.
Those Normal Institute announce
ments are perhaps little the neatest
thing in the printing line that has
ever heen done in an Allen county Of
flee.
The L. VI. b. A. Insurance Co., is
now in running order with headquar-
tiers at the +. NJ. B. \. store. The
president, :. J. Stewart, will be glad
to visit any lodge which may desire an
explanation of the system.
Some of the boys are fitting up one
of the rooms in the BrOsier building
for a gymnasium. They will have
horizontal bars, dumb bells, Indian
clubs ETC., and will no doubt profit
greatly by the exercise.
The Allen County Medical Associa-
ton will meet in the city of lola, June
18th, at o'clock p. m, at the office of
DIR. l.. Tozer. 1t is hoped that every
physician in the county will attend.
l.. Tozer, Secretary.
Miss Mary Honey, Miss Maggie
Williams and Mrs. Deborah Bozart,
who have been engaged in the Govern
ment schools at the Seminole agency,
came home last Sunday to spend the
summer vacation.
Capt. GA. Nicholetts, of Humboldt,
special agent of the Census bureau for
ascertaining the farm Indebtedness,
began work ON the county records yes
terday. He has tedious task before
him.
We have several hundred dollars to
loan ON GOOD improyed farms Call