The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-05-19
There are longer but no better roads

IHeT6 are longer OUT no Debter fOaQ;
in this or any other country than tn,
Chicago d Alton r. r. This lin,
makes n permanent patron of every
traveller who once gives it a trial. 1t:
tracks -e of the heaviest steel and az
smooth ~ glass. Its road. bed is stone
ballasted throughout. Its equipment
is superb 1t was the first line on
which the Pullman sleeping car was
ever run, the first line to adopt dining
cars and the first line to run free re-
Ginning chair ears, and to-day its sol
id vestibued trains containing all OF
these modern luXuries, are running
through Oh fast time to and from
Union DepOts in Kansas City, St.
Louis and Chicago with astonishing
regularity and with exceeding COM
fort 70 its ever increasing patrons. If
you ever make trip in any direction
between Kansas City and Chicago, or
Kansas City and St. Louis, or st.
Louis and Chicago. and fail to patrO-
niZe the Chicago and Alton you may
be sure that you have missed at least
one opportunity for increasing your
happiness in this life.
Star: =. J. Casmire, who was a
student at the Kansas University
about twelve years ago has control of
patent ice cream machine, which
makes ice cream instantaneouly. the
principle of the machine consists in
spreading the cream over as large a
cold surface as possible. You can put
in the cream az one end and turn it
out ice cream at the other. He ex-
N hrx 90 q Aa nl,frR
use at the Worlds Fair. No young
man can attend the Kansas Univer-
sity and have a regular girl without
learning a good deal about ice cream.
Mrs. H. H. Geyer, of Ottawa, or
ganizer of Second District w. e.. L.
T., talked to quite a number of ladies
at the Christian church on Tuesday
afternoon. She is pleasant speaker
and gave valuable suggestions rela-
tive to the several departments of
work of the organization. Several
members were added to the Union.
The evening previous she organized a
Union at Humboldt and left on the
evening train Tuesday for LaHarpe
and Moran where she had appoint
ments, on her way to Fit. Scott.
While Mr.. T. J. Richey, of Altoona,
Mo was travelling in Kansas he was
taken violently i'll with cholera NOR
bus. He called at the drug store to
get some medicine and the druggist
recommended Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy so
highly that he concluded to try it.
The result was immediate relief. and
a few doses cured him completely. 1t
is made for bowel complaint and
moth 1g else. 1t never fails. For sale
by Evans Bros.
In another column we print state
ment, from Prof Picken, of the High
School finances for the year just end.
ed. 1t shows that nearly seventy-five
dollars has been added to the High
School equipments in the way of ply
steal apparatus, books, pictures and
periodicals, and all this has been Sc
cured by the efforts of the Professor
and the pupils, without cent of as
sistance from the school board.
Grant Houston, the man who DIR.
Dewitt Talmage baptized in the river
Jordan. on his visit to the Holy Land,
gave lecture last week on the "Vis-
ion of the Land of Canaan" 1t was a
very interesting and instructive lee
ture. 1t we'll repays attendance
Woodbury. Conn Republican,. At
church Tuesday night,
May %.
Judge Boyd returned Tuesday from
California and was received by lola
with open arms. Judge Boyd is re-
cogniZed institution III lola and we
don't understand how we have got
along without him so long as We
have. He looks youthful as ever, as
though the climate out there had
agreed with him.
The bicyclists are going to run the
Fourth of July celebration at Fit.
Scott. The day will be made the Oc-
casion for the Seventh Annual Meet
of the Kansas Division, League of
American Wheelmen, and there will
be a parade of several hundred wheels
in the morning and lantern parade
at night.
The mayor wishes to call attention
to the City Ordinance which makes it
a misdeameanOrtO permit the accumu-
latiOn garbage or filth of any kind in
the alleys or any place where it may
become menace to the good health
of the neighborhOOd. Offences of this
kind will be promptly punished.
X. C. Star: Charlie Scott is unnec-
essarily surprised because Mime
apolis paper publishes two editorials
from the REGISTER properly credited.
The sort of matter that the REGISTER
puts up ought to go with any ex-
change editor who knows a good
thing when he sees it.
Strayed or stolen from pasture 1-2
miles southeast of LaHarpe, ON May
IL, one year old dark gray filley, one
= year old large roam mare, one year
old bay gelding with white face.
Suitable reward for information lead
ing to recovery. Thos. Brister, La
Harpe. Kansas.
Rev. 4. s. Freed came up from
Coffeyville to spend a day with "my
folksn as he calls lola people. "Broth-
ern Freed's heart is large enough to
give everybody in town a place in it,
and we guess nobody in lola will OBJ
iect if he does claim the whole town
as his charge.
The breaking up of winter is the
signal for the breaking up of the sys.
tenn. Nature is opening up the pores
and throwing off refuse. DeWitt's
is of unquestionable as
sistance in this operation. Cowan &
Mrs. Geshorn has returned from
Chicago where she selected her spring
and summer Millinery. She now has
the largest and most complete line in
hats. tOgas and bonnets ever brought
to lola. Third door south of De-
Clute's Clothing store, lola, Kansas.
Notice is hereby given that 1 will
Ill ~ r,hIin nnntinn tho black driu-