The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-06-27
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

For rates and other information call on tn.
undersigned 4 III. GAZE
Supt. Barber asks us to say that he
would esteem IL a favor IL parties
willing TO board students who will be
in attendance at the Normal or to rent
them rooms without board, would cal
at his Office within the next week and
leave terms and particulars. There
will doubtless be hundred or more
students in attendance and our citi-
zens should zee to it that they all
secure comfortable quarters.
The Oklahoma Journal notes the
loss To the Second District of two of
its best known lawyers and politicians
i'm the following local:
Hon Dick Blue and Hon selwyn Douglas,
OF Linn county, Kansas, have rented rooms
over the Palace Drug store In the Oyerholser
block and will be here in few days and open q
law Office They are both considered among
the leading lawyers Of eastern Kansas, and will
make one Of the strongest law firms in Oklaho-
ma.
Mrs. T. s. Slower and Miss Flora
Kapp started last Saturday, accom-
panied by "NIit" and "Phil. !" to Penn
sylvania, where they go to be present
at the wedding of their brother, Mr..
David Kapp. They will probably
spend the summer with their parents
at the old home, leaving Capt. Slower
and Lutte to amuse themselves keep
ing batch"
The Capital Insurance Company, of
Topeka, Kansas, issues a special con-
tract insuring owners of live stock
against loss of stock by lightning ut
y cents per 500 per annum. Call ON
James McCann the agent of the COM
pany for particulars. The Capital IL a
home company and should have the
patronage of kansans.
Oklahoma Journal: Bert Jones who
is accompanying the Cherokee COM
mission in the capacity of eorrespon-
dent for the New York Herald, is one
Of the brightest newspaper boys i'm the
Territory and IL making his mark in
journalism. He Is doing good work
on this trip for the Herald and other
leading papers Of the country.
Annual cow ntion of the National
Educational association, at st. Paul,
Minnesota, July to 10 inclusive. For
above occasion S2O.OO will be charged
for the round trip. Tickets to be on
sale at the Missouri Pacific depot July
l, and ). These tickets will be linn
tied for final return to September 30.
The REGISTER job office Is now pre-
pared to print and bind 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.
Biennial Conclave Knights of Py-
thias, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, July s
to Il. One lowest first class tariff fare
for the round trip will be charged.
Tickets will be sold July 3 to 6 in
elusive, good for return on or before
July -, with close travel limits each
direction.
on Tuesday July l, at the residence
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. ID. Lacey, near Moran, of Miss
Emma J. Lacey and Mr.. Harold T..
Keith. Both young people are well
known and their many friends will
tender them heartiest congratulations.
bronson Pilot: John Harclerode,
while working the road near Elsmore,
was kicked i'm the face by horse last
Thursday, and his face was badly
bruised. His ear was almost severed
from the head, but under the skillful
treatment of DIR. Rannels of this city,
he is rapidly recovering.
We had tall with p. y. Hicks the
biggest cattle man in Anderson coun-
ty, the other day, and he gave 1t as
his opinion that cattle would be worth
seven cents I'm Kansas City before they
were lower than they are now. He
based his judgment on the fact of the
short supply.
bronson Pilot: Port Mattox made
tour with the sheriff last week, down
through part of Allen, Neosho and
Bourbon counties, subp9nsing wit
nesses in the Carter case, and he in
forms Us that he never saw better pros
poets for flax, corn, and i'm fact every
thing planted.
A little three line notice in the
Farmers Column, inserted free of cost
recovered for one of our subscribers a
lost dress pattern for which he had
paid two dollars. 1t would be pretty
hard to convince that subscriber that
the REGISTER Is not worth S1.JO a
year.
Blaine's letter on reciprocity, a most
and statesmanlike dOcu-
ment, the full text of the silver bill
Is amended by the Senate. and large
amount of other especially timely and
political matter will be
found on our inside pages this week.
A former subscriber, returning to
the county after several years absence
writes US to send him the REGISTER.
adding the pleasant comment: II
need it, a. of old, because I know it tn
be clean, courteous, relia BILE and full of
fresh news"
If the owner of the COW which brings
q bell and diligently rings il for about
two hours every morning in front Of a
certain house on Washington avenue,
wants to sell the aforesaid bell, he can
find a purchaser for it at a good price
by applying at this Office.
Sheriff Hobart went to Humboldt
to levy on the dry-goods stock
Of Culver K Hill, under an attach
ment got out by the Humboldt Nation
al Bank to satisfy claim of something
over 500. The stock is being invoiced
pending further proceedings.
J. q. Hottenstine, of Salem, was in
town Friday and called at the REGIS
TER Office long enough to renew his
and to lay down this
platform: characterization Of silver;
destruction Of trusts; graduated in
COME tax"
Mr.. Z. d. Breed. q pleasant young