The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-15

Oh Law and school Of Music, Universe
ty Of Kansas, are just out. The recen
election of Prof. Geo. b. Penny Cor
NELL, formerly of the State Norma
School at Emporia to be Dean of tn,
school of Music i'm the University 4
shown to have been a wise one. From
a perusal of the catalogue of the schco
of Music, there Is no doubt as to tn,
high character and thoroughness O
the work which Prof. Penny has un
dertaken to do. In the school of Law
many Improvements are noted, anG
the school shows a steady growth
There were twenty-nine graduate
from this school at the last University
commencement. There Is no tuitto,
charged in either of these department.
of the University to students of Kan
gas. Those not prepared to take u,
the regular work in music offered By
the school may receive private instruc
tons at the University at the usua
rates of tuition. These special cata
logues, or general catalogues, or copie:
of Commencement addresses, may b.
obtained by application to the Chan
eellor of the University, Lawrence
Kansas.
The following letter from Congress
man Funston to the chairman Of the
Republican Congressional Convention
Hon. L. \. Hancock, of Stanley John.
son county, will explain itself:
WASHINGTON, D. c
August 8, ls,o. !
Hon T V HsxcoCK
Chairman Republican Cong. Convention.
Dear Sir: received your dispatch last nigh,
too late To reply to the Convention. I take this
opportunity to thank you, and through you. the
members Of the Convention for the very great
honor done me by again placing me In nornna-
Ton for Congress. IL is specially gratifying to
me TO learn that the nomination was made by
reclamation for regard II as an assurance that
the party will go into the approaching campaign
perfectly united and without any of the i'll feel
inss which are so often engendsred In \ holly
contested nomination Also viii add that IL
o'it at the primaries II shows the Republicans
are earnest in their support of their party and
Its principles. and that election day will find all
In Zine for the success Of the great party OF the
The lola township Sunday School
Convention and picnic of which notice
has heretofore been made, will be held
in the Horville grove, Just north of
the Davis mill, on Thursday, August
Il. An attractive program will be
presented, consisting of addresses by
prominent Sunday School workers, in
terspersed with music. 1t Is expect
ed that all the schools will participate
in singing the following songs from
Gospel Hymns: Coronation, !"
Gathering up the sunbeams, !" "To
the work" "Work for the night L.
coming, Scatter seeds of kindness. :"
Bring your lunch baskets and prepare
to spend a pleasant and profitable day.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
Sunday Schools, and s. s. workers, to
attend and participate.
The Ninth National Encampment of
the Sons of Veterans will be held at
st. Joseph, No., August $50. Ad-
vices received indicate that thousands
from every portion of the State will at
tend. The attractions consist of a pa
rade of cavalry, artillery, infantry and
secret societies, i'm which nearly sixty
bands and drum corps will take part.
United States troops and bands and
State militia from different points will
take part and be i'm line. A notable
feature will be competitive drill by
electric light, for prize of 81 900, be-
sides fiambeau displays, naval battle
ON Lake Contrary, balls, banquets, &c.
The railroads have all made a rate of
one fare for the round trip.
Union: The announcement of NJ.
z. JacOby, candidate for Clerk of the
District Court, will be found i'm to-
days issue. We regard Mr.. Jacoby as
one of the best men i'm the county, and
as an official he il capable, aceOmmo-
dating and agreeable. In public, social
aud political life he has always proven
himself to be man above reproach.
We like to see such men honOred. The
convention will make no mistake in
giving him tn. nomination. He Is
strong and popular with the people,
regardles- of party, and if nominated
he will be elected.
The remains of the original package
stock were shipped back to Missouri
Wednesday. The original package
agent still remains at the Jail, a guest
of the county. His plea for q writ Of
hdbeds corpus Is not to be heard until
August -, 80 he will have to remain
here until that time Mt the very ear
lest, and perhaps until the November
term of Court. He was warned when
he came that his days here would be
few and full of trouble. There are
more of them and they are fuller Of
trouble than he counted on.
The Kansas Normal College of Fort
Scott, will begin its thirteenth year
2. Young men and women
who can spend from ten to forty weeks
IN school the coming year are reques-
ted to write for information. The ex-
peDses are low. Glasses are organized
to meet the wants of oil. Write for
catalogue and circulars. ID. f.. San
ders, president, Fl. Scott, Kas. (36t3.)
Judge Christy is the only genuine
weather prophet about town. He
dry summer away last
spring when no observed that the
moon was making all its changes i'm
the evening, and he fOretold the last
rain ten days before it came because
he found that for once the moon was
going to change in the morning.
Mr.. Jesse Rosen berger, formerly
well known here and now prosperous
young lawyer Of Chicago, and his
brother, Amos Rosenberger, principal
Of Business College at Redwing,
NIiunesota, are here this week paying
, welcome visit to "the old folks at
home" the occasion being family re-
union at the homestead north of town. |
Capt. Ewing's seed wheat, that he
in the REGISTER, was
grabbed up almost before the papers
the notice were dry, and |
ne wants us to announce now that he
mas no seed wheat to sell so that he |
nay be relieved nom the food Of ap-
Dlicati0ns that are stu coming In to
aim by mall. Moral: Advertise in
he REGISTER.