The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-05-11


the impure and injurious baking pow.
der palmed off Oil the people. In this
task it is performing a good work fol
honest and unadultered food products
STRAYED: From the Burtis farm
miles southeast of lola, one 3-year-old
gray roam mare, with stripe in face,
Also one brown yearling horse mule.
Any information concerning them
will be literally rewarded. w. l..
Switzerland, post office address, lola,
Kans.
Half rates have been secured to the
Olathe convention which meets next
Thursday and we hope that every
friend of Mr.. Funston who can get
away will go there on that day. The
moral effect of an enthusiastic home
support is worth nearly everything to
a candidate.
We are coming.
Mr.. G. A. Budd asks the REGISTER
to announce that he will give - free
lecture on "Our National Life" at the
Opera House Saturday evening to
which everybody is invited. All the
political questions of the day will be
discussed from an bipartisan and
scientific standpoint.
The Worlds Fair illustrated lee
ture, given at the Opera House Tues
day evening by Rev. G. n. Cate, is
highly commended by those who
heard it, and deserved better aud
fence than was in attendance. The
young Mems Guild got enough of the
proceeds to come out even.
The Edison Phonogra phi concert
company will give an entertainment
at the NJ. +. church under the aus
pices of the Ladies' Aid Society, Fri
day evening the Is. This entertain
ment is well spoken of elsewhere and
parties may feel sure of q pleasant
evening. Admission 15c, children 10.
Richards & Welch want you to I'M
derstand that they are determined to
make it to your interest to trade with
them whenever you want anything in
the grocery line, or want to sell
any of your produce. They will sell
for the lowest legitimate margin, and
pay the highest price, and treat you
fair all the time.
FIT. Scott Monitor: Oscar Foust, of
lola, one of the leading attorneys of
Allen county is in the city looking
after the interests of his clients i'm the
United States court here.
Geo. A. Bowlus of lola, one of the
leading real estate dealers and bank
ers of Allen county, Is in the city on
legal business.
Mr.. Lawyer has started the second
infection box and has furnished in
fected chinch bugs to quite lumber
of persons, but he says he must in
sist on persons bringing more well
bugs, as he has not as many on hand
as he should have. All who want in
fected bugs should bring healthy
bugs to exchange for them.
We had intended publishing in this
issue the names of the delegates to
the county convention which meets
here tomorrow, but were unable to
obtain a complete list and so defer it
until next week when it will be in
cluded i'm our report of the convention
So far as now appears the convention
will be entirely harmonious.
Prof. c. E. Merwin, of Erie, was in
lola Tuesday, aid informed us that he
was candidate for County Superin-
tendent in Neosho county. Prof.
Merw'n is a good citizen, an educated
and successful teacher and a true
blue Republican. The Republicans
of Neosho county would honor them
selves by putting his name on their
ticket.
Mrs. E. l.. Newport arrived here
last Friday for an extended visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Shaffer. Mrs. Newport was gradual
ed from the theological department Of
Lombard University, at Galesburg,
Illinois, with the Degree of Bachelor
of Divinity, and is regular ordained
minister of the Universalist church
and has been for two years pastor of
her home church at Wauponsee, Ill.
The street force has been busy this
in sailing the sour-dock, which is
about to take the town. 1t is very
hard weed to kill, but Mr.. Thayer
thinks that by cutting it off with a
spade and throwing salt on the fresh
cut root it may be done away with.
1t would be a good thing if every
property owner would join i'm the cru
SADIE against this nOxiOus weed.
The editor of University Extension,
a monthly published at Philadelphia
by the American Society for the Ex-
tension of University Teaching, has
written to Prof. Picken asking per-
mission to publish in full the paper
recently read by him before the
Teachers Association at Lawrence on
the subject of University Extension
and Public schools. The request is
compliment that is we'll deserved.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Simpson was handsome
ly entertained at the home of Mr.. j.
F. Colborn on Wednesday evening by
those still living here who were menu
bers of the original East and West
side Lunch Club, in which Mrs. Simp-
son was a leading spirit. The Occa-
sion was happy reunion of old
friends. Mrs. Simpson started to
Emporia yesterday where she will
visit for a few days and then return
to her home in California.
I'VE hope that lola will be as loyal
TO her stone quarry as Winfield is to
hers. A citizen of that town told us
Monday that they had 40 miles of
stone sidewalk, that a wooden side
walk had not been put down for ten
years. If we follow the plan of put
ting stone walks down whenever the
old wooden ones wear out, we will
help build up home enterprise, i'm
prove the looks of the town and in
the end save money for ourselves
There is nothing 1 have ever used
for muscular rheumetism that gives
me as much relief as Chamberlain's
Pain Balm does. 1 have been using