The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-09-07


disappears. The favorite little pill:
everyw here. COwan d Aushermar
Oscar Shoemake. of Humboldt, wa:
arrested in this city Monday night OF
q charge of stealing his aunt's, Mrs
Mary Hottenstein's, pension. He was
released on his own recogniZance and
the trial was set for Saturday morn
ing.
Grant Billie Will begin teaching
school, out near Bronson. next week
His dairy business will be looked
after by Cullen Bryant, bright young
man who comes from the country to
do this work and attend school this
winter.
On account of the National Kelley
League held at Colorado Springs Sept.
II to II, the A. L. d $. f. will sell
round trip tickets to Colorado Springs
Pueblo or Denver at one fare for the
round trip. final limit of Is days from
date of sale.
Wichita Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Fair Wichita Kan, Oct. 2 to 6
For above named occasion the Mo.
Pac. Ry. will sell round trip tickets
for one fare. Dates of sale Oct. to 6,
limit October Sth, 1894. r.. s. Hap
persett. Agt.
CT. Whitaker came home from
his Colorado trip by way of Denver,
and had a pleasant time with Morris
ROdman and Chester Cowan. He
says the Misses Willett were there
and he only missed Percy WEIGH by
few minutes.
1t is use to wear i'll fitting clothes
when Gus, the Tailor, will make you
suit and you are sure of a fit. His
workmanship was never e9ualled in
lola and he is ready to make suits
from S20.0Oup. No cotton used for sew
ing. A perfect fit guaranteed.
Missouri Interstate Fair and Priests
of Pallas Parade, Kansas City Mo.
Oct. 1st to Z. On account of Interstate
Fair and Priests of Pallas Parade the
Mo. Pac. Ry. will sell tickets to Kan
sas City and return at rate of one reg
ular fare. r. s. Happersett, Agt.
David Overmyer is undoubtedly the
ablest DemOcatic orator in Kansas.
In fact he is one of the half dozen best
speakers i'm the State, regardless of
politics. He will be at the lola Fair
next Thursday, and there ought to be
a great crowd out to hear him.
Nearly all the country schools be-
gin this month, and we desire to re-
mind the teachers that we shall keep
for sale the monthly report cards
which they have been in the habit of
using. They will be sent postpaid on
receipt of the price, one cent each.
The REGISTER office got in a lot of
new type this week, besides a consid-
cradle amount of other printing ma
terial and lot of paper stock. We
mention these little things merely to
keep the people remembering that
this paper is still riding in the band
wagon.
All the Populist papers have had a
great deal to say about the enormous
amount of money the Populist admin
istratiOn has saved the State. If you
want to know what the Republicans
have got to say to all this, come to
lola next Thursday and hear Jas. a.
TrOutman.
Calvin Stanley, of Usage, one of our
old chums, was in lola Monday. He
says there was a corn buyer in his
the other day offering
80 cents bushel for $1,000 bushels of
corn. At that price Allen cOunty's
crop is going to bring pile of money
into the country.
Mr. L. J. Burtch has been appoint
ed agent tor the Atlas Building and
n 4 arl4g ...sa. IS II
has been out this week placing stock
and organizing local boards. The
REGISTER has no hesitation in rec
Ommending both Mr.. Burtch and the
Atlas Association.
y large crowd was present at the
Methodist social given at the home of
J. Z. Duncan on Tuesday evening of
this week. \ short, but very inter-
esting literary and musical program
was rendered, after which ice cream
and cake were served. A very pleas
ant time was had by all.
Jas. A . Troutman will tell the Re-
publican side of the Legislative
war" of '93. and Col Close will tell
the Populist side of it, at lola next
week. Mr.. Troutman will be here
Thursday and Col. Close Friday.
You want to be sure to come both
days so as to hear both sides.
The REGISTER expects to have a
tent at the. Fair grounds next week,
and the space will belong to any body
who wants to use it. There will be
benches and chairs in it, and the lat
est newspapers, and the more people
VI no come there TO rest and amuse
themselves the better We will be
pleased. 1t is our treat.
II always send to the Office for the
REGISTER on Friday evening"" said
an Elm township man the other day,
$50 may knew whether / should go
to town on Saturday or not. 1 have
saved lots of money by coming here
at different times when l would not
have come had 1 not seen the REGIS
TER"
If you are going to exhibit any
st ock at the Fair next week with a
view to advertise it. come to the REG
IsTER Office and get some cards print
ed with your name and address and
the kind of stock you have to sell.
What good will it do you though a
thousand people should see your stock
if nobody should remember your
name or address?
Lightning struck the roof of the a.
o. L. w. hall Wednesday night, and
knocked big hole right in the gutter
letting a flood of water down into the
stores below The water came onto
Ewart's clothing shelves, damaging
several hundred dollars worth OF
goods, and it soaked a lot of hay and
oats for Brigham d Munger. The
damage to the roof is slight.
The Executive committee of the :.
+. Kansas Teachers Association
meets in lola tomorrow TO arrange
program and other details for the an.