The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-06-16

DIR. Wallis Ewing, who is now en-
gagged in the successful practice OF
Dentistry in Chicago, is at home for
brief vacation.
You can get anything in the lunch
line from cracker to a square meal
at like d Ling's Star Lunch Room
any hour of the day.
The attention of contractors is called
to the notice published in this issue
for the erection of an addition to the
scholl house at Savonburg.
The Library ladies will serve ice
cream in the Henderson & Nannuys
building on the south side square,
Saturday evening June IL,
Mr.. Mckenzie Moss, of Chicago. ar
rived yesterday and will spend some
time here as the guest of the family of
his uncle, Capt. II. A. Ewing.
That rain yesterday was fine
thing for the crOp,-but our deliberate
Judgment is it would have done just
as much good if it had waited until
today.
Anderson & DeClute have the best
stock of summer suits in Southern
Kansas. Call early and make your
selection while they have a full as
sortment.
have secured a complete Optician's
testing outfit, so that / can now guar
antee to fit spectacles perfectly. l
can also grind glasses to fit special
cases. G.. Golf.
The Quick Meal is about the only
gasoline stove that anybody buys
any more. Bartels d Son are the sole
lola agents and they have just re-
ceived anew stock.
One word describes it-"perfection."
We refer to DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve, cures obstinate sores, burns,
skin diseases and is a well known
cure for piles. COwan d Ausherman.
We could not improve the quality II
paid double the price. DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve is the best Salve
that experience can produce, or that
money can buy. Cowan & Ausher-
man.
J.F. Campbell is still on deck with
full stock which he is selling at bed
rock prices. Keep your eye that way
when in need of harness goods. He
can repair Spooner collars as well as
any others.
The Normal Institute very sensibly
takes its weekly vacation on Monday
instead of on Saturday. We have
long been of the opinion that the COM
mon schools would greatly profit by a
similar change.
Once in long while somebody kicks
because the price of the REGISTER is
so high. Il. Il. Whitaker, formerly o.
lola, is publishing a paper at Tacoma
Washington, the subscription price o.
which is $4,000 year!
DR.. Courtneyand r. NJ. Cunningham
came up from Cottage Grove Monday
to attend the committee meeting, and
called at the REGISTER office. They
agree that the prospects for CROP
were never better in their neighbOr
hood.
They are going to build an $500 ad
dition to their school house down al
Savonburg and Charlie Nelson came
up to lola last Saturday and employ
ed ID. c. Wood to draw up the plans
and specifications. His daughter
came with him and they made this
office pleasant visit.
Mrs. Goshorn has returned from
Chicago where she selected her spring
and summer Millinery. She now ha:
the largest and most complete line IL
hats, tOques and bonnets ever brought
to lola. Third door south of De
Clute's Clothing store, lola, Kansas
C.B. Randall, of Colony, has made
arrangements to run an excursion tt
Chicago, leaving lola July IL. He
will give very low railroad fare, viii
run a chair car to Chicago without
change, and will secure lodging ano
board in Chicago for all his passenger.
at cost not to exceed S1.2o a day
Address him, Colony, for further par
ticulars.
lL/Several hundred people packed
themselves into an air tight tent Mon
day night and suffocated for thret
hours to hear probably the wOrs
"Unlce Toms Cabin that ever de
frauded a long suffering community
We are queer lot. We stand arounC
all day and talk about how dull bust
ness is and how scarce money is, anC
then at.night we give lot of tramp'
s15O!H
Edwin Taylor, of WyandOtte coun
ty, is not only scholar and gentle
man, but he beat Billy Buchan fo
the Senate last year and he has dem
onstrated that potatoes can be made
to pay in Kansas. He has a farm o
200 acres and he plants it all to pota
toes. And he raises crop too. HI
makes it a practice, in the first place
to pillow his ground in the fall ant
again in the spring. For a greer
manuring crop he uses oats sown of
ter the early potatoes are dug, ant
plowed under just as they are head
ing. Mr.. Taylor says he would rath
er have such a covering of oats pillow
ed under than unlimited quantities o
commercial fertilizer free, to b.
used on ground not fall plowed in tn
spring. He plants with an Aspinwal
planter and cultivates with shallow
running cultivatOr.
Fourth Of July ut Bayard.
H., ot CiI