The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-06-20

4 VIII po seen Dy the report on al
n other page, Judge Caldwell has decit
cd that under the original package d,
: cislon of the Supreme Court the sale ,
d liquors In separate bottles, howeve
small, is lawful and cannot be inter
1ered with. The only remedy is tn
e passage of law by Congress. and W
E earnestly hope this will be promptl
Grand Ledge (1Mch.) Independent
Albert Allen, of Kansas, is yisitin,
the friends and scenes of his bovboos
days In Grand Ledge, accompanied h,
his little son. He is son of Natbai
Allen, who, with r.. f.. Wood, solo
general merchandise I'm the yillag.
tnirIy-hve or more years ago, the firm
OF Wood q Allen being the first mer
) There will be meeting of the bus;
ness men this evening at eight O'Clock
In the Court House for the purpose ri
making arrangements TO have A ller
county represented i'm the displav 4,
be made by Kansas at the @, A. r.,
EAeampment at BOSTON In August. n
Is OF the utmost Importance that there
ne a large attendance. BY order OF
committee. "
The Capital Insurance Company. of
Iopeka, Kansas, issues special con.
tfatt ieeuring owners of live stock
against lass Of stOek by lightning at
y cents per 500 per annum. Call ON
James Mccain the agent of the com
pany for particulars. The Capital il n
| home company and should have the
patronage of Kansans,
Annual e9ny ntion af the National
Educational association, at st. Paul.
Minnesota, July to IL inclusive. For
above occasion 5000 will be charged
for the round trip. Tickets to be on
sale at the Missouri Pacific den0t July
and ;, These tickets will be linz
lied fer final return 10 September 40.
1t seems that at the last minute. the
Emporia company, to which the Car
riage Works were to be sold, fell to
pieces and the sale was not made, The
home company has nut an additional
force to work and will continue the
business. we earnestly hone thew
will find the road to prosperity.
The REGISTER job office Is now pre-
pared to print and hind checks, notes.
receipts and everything of the kind.
either with stub or without, and hopes
that no more of that kind of work will
hereafter be sent away from lola. We
guarantee the work to be satisfactory
in every respect.
Mr.. Jas. Townsend asks us TO sav
that he will withdraw the reward he
offered some time ago for wolf scalps, |
on July T., II eny of our hunters want
to get paid for their sport they will
have to be about 1t. Mr.. T. says that
the wolves have killed IA of his sheep
this spring.
Biennial Conclave knights of Py-
thias, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, July 81
to II. One lowest first class tariff fare
for the round trip will be charged.
Tickets will be sold Jnly 3 to 6 in
elusive, good for return on or before
July ~, with close travel limits each
Mrs. r. B. Stevenson and children
arrived Monday night from Washing
ton, and will spend the summer at |
nome, Chas. Cline, who has been Oc-
oupying their residence has moved
into the house where Rev. Blalock
has been living east of the school
house.
National Convention of the Tray
eler's Protective Association, Denver,
Colorado, June n to 2S, 1890. Round
trip tickets will be sold June % to y,
via., Missouri Pacific at SIS for the
round trip, limited 80 days from date
Of sale. Call at the Missouri Pacific
depot.
The following "foreignn attorneys
we're in attendance when the District
court convened on Monday: A. A.
Harris, Fort Scott, w. H. Slavens,
Yates Center, ). A. Gard, Bronson,
Barber, ChOguill and Gilbert, Hum
,Oldt, j. Ii. GOshOrn, Moran.
Mrs. Thomas Deems, of Lewiston,
H., who, with her two children, has I
,een visiting her brother, Mr.. G. f..
3enton for some weeks past, returned
N Monday to her home. Mr.. Benton {
accompanied her on the return Journey
s far as Kansas City.
The German Nine" came up from
Wednesday and played q I
anne of ball with the lola Seoond
zine. The game was the best vet
layed on our grounds. this year, re- a
ulting In a victory for the home club
n a score of ten to four.
We give in full Oh our last page Mr..
'unstOn's speech on the silver bill.
nd hope it will be generally read. 1t
! a strong speech and, we believe, re-
ects the sentiments of nine out of ten Q
I his constituents regardless of pol
les.
Miss Dee Arnold and her sister.
race, started Tuesday for the Black
ILLS, Dakota, where they will spend Il
le summer with their aunt. The
urney ~ undertaken with the hone
benefiting Miss Grace's health.
Union: As yet the Nickel Plate "
Otel remains closed. John Giants, of
lie Leland hotel, of lola, has been q
CURING on renting it, and we under
and other parties have made in =,
liries. II
Prof. q. f. Whitehill went to Otta-
a Tuesday to attend the assembly. IL
e expects to go from there TO Clay
enter to visit a college classmate and If
ill probably be gone three or four m
eeks.
Census Enumeration Henderson asks a.
J to give notice that he will visit the nj
,ighborhOOd west of the river next
eek i'm his official capacity. He hopes
find everybody "at home" &C
Mr.. NJ. p. Briggs, of Marmaton, paid "
e REGISTER office his annual visit
st Friday. He reports all the crops In
Dking well in his neighborhood and w
erybOdy feeling hopeful and en-
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Mr., s, ID, Hrandenburg was In town
ednesday. He says he has twenty r.,
g acres of wheat that he estimates - -