The Iola register., 1890-04-04


presence in the city was noted Lac
week, . meeting was held on Tuesda
in Capt. Ewing's Office at which tn
matter was thoroughly discussed. A
the suggestion OF Messrr. Burton an,
McBurney a committee was arpointe'
to visit factories now in operation
and those present pledged Themselves
upon receiving their favorab'" report
TO do every thing Within their powe
to forward the enterprise. The com
mittee appointed was II l. Hender
son, H. f. Travis and G. w. Moor
and they started yesterday to visi
factories located at various points In
Missouri, We hope to receive thei
report i'm time for publication mex
week, and truet that it will be such as
to warrant our people 10 taking up tn
enterprise.
A case before Justice Smeltzel
which has attracted good deal of at
tention was one entitled State vs. -
Dean, ct al, charged with obstructins
the public highway. The highway
obstructed was :one that crossed thu
Southern Kansas about three miles
south of town and the men who a
structed it were the se,.tion men who
closed it up. acting, of course, under
instruction from their employers, &C
that the case was really against the
railroad company. The case wa,
argued sometime ago, and Justice
Smelrzer rendered his decision on Tues
day finding the defendants guilty aud
fining them S25 aud costs, Bonds were
given for the payment Of fine and costt
and the case was appealed to the Dis.
trict Court.
Mrs. L. B. Smith. of Ottawa, District
President o: the W. G. r. L., will bs
in lola Thursday, April 10, aud will
speak to the school, children at
O'Clock at the Christian church, and to
the colored people at 7:3O. On Friday
evening April IL, there will be twI
sessions Of the county convention. al
$50 q. m. and 1:30 p. m. On Friday
evening at 7:30 there will be macs
temperance meeting at the Christian
every body is cordially invited
to all these meetings. Mrs. Smith
will also speak in Geneva Monday
evening, April z. at Moran Tuesday
evening, aud at Humboldt Wednesday
evening.
We are pleased to announce that we
have made remarkably low clubbing
rates with the st. Louis Magazine. the
leading low-priced Ameri.
can magazine. The magazine is beau
tifuily printed and illustrated, and is q
literary, historical and hu.
morous monthly Of fifty pages. Terms.
only 81 50 q year; specimen copy six
cents, sent to any one. Address st.
Louis Magazine, 90l Olive street, st.
Louis, Missouri. We will send Maga-
zine and THE REGISTER one year for
only q 25. Address this office.
As the time is now here for cleaning
house, / wish to call the attention OF
the people Of lola snd vicinity, to my
wall paper stock. My stock is now
complete, consisting Of decorations.
borders and all grades of paper from
the cheapest to the best and at prices
that will astonis you. You can't af.
ford to buy without first seeing my
stock and getting prices. Come early
and make your selections before stock
s broken. A o. Allen, P. o. Book.
Store.
L.drenporM Sun: The time was
when 1t was generally admitted that
Kansas was destined to be only sec
md class agricultural State. but as
lime contributes to the development Of
iiffereut sections it Is made apparent
hat Kansas is not to suffer in compar.
son with her sister States In the re.
sources that 20 to create wealth. The
discovery of extensive marble Quarries
It lola, is one that bids fair to be of
great Importance.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will give a "Tackey Social" at
the G. A. r. Hall next Thursday eve-
ming, April 10. If you don't know
what q "Tackey" social is, pat on
-FOUR "tackiest" suit Of clothes and find
,ut. There will be music and recita-
ions and q good supper and jolly
lime. Admission 10 cents. Supper
Is cents. Remember the date.
At the conclusion of the Crisler case
ast Friday the District Court devoted
he remainder of the term to civil bust.
less. number of cases being disposed
#, but none of general interest. The
Judge gave notice, on adjourniDg
Court, that he would hold an adjourn
n term of one week, beginning April
2, to attend exclusively to civil busi-
less.
R B. Arnold, superintendent Of the
,oor farm, reports that he has lost
hree hogs. q colt and dog by hydro
,hobia. The stock was bitten by his
,wn dog, but be doesn't know where
he dog contracted the disease. His
Unfortunate experience should be a
to other owners Of dogs to
,eep strict watch over them until the
listemper season is over.
The communication Of "Citizen " on
he stock question was received after
ur own remarks on that subject Were
u type, but we are glad to give it
pace as it emphasizes arguments that
hould receive careful consideration.
HIS reminder that lola has already
aid one bill of $500 that may be di-
ectly charged to the town COW is
imely and suggestive.
Are we going to have q Fair this
all. and if so is it not about time
were being done to get the
list in shape? Heretofore we
ave always put this matter of until
long in August and then every body
vas saying, "We ought to have begun
n this thing in April" So the REG
sTER discharges its duty by calling
ttention to it now.
D. Ewart wishes to give notice that
Ie can and will continue to sell goods
or cash, as cheap as he has ever sold
hem which means very low prices.
His stock is complete in all lines and
) fresh from the markets. He calls at
ention this week to some special bar
aims in shoes.
H,,y6r;o Hnn;foy. Rart Iaues, cOr.