The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-06-07
The court house porch was treated
to coat of paint Monday.


The court house porch was treated
to coat of paint Monday.
Patterson & Thomas have sold J. f
Lust complete watering outfit con
sisting of wind mill, pump, water
pipes and tanks. 1t is fortunate
farmer who can get such outfits. OuI
farmers are beginning to see the good
of them.
A great many comments both favor
able and unfavOrable were made upon
the new uniforms of the band Thurs
day. One observer was heard to re
mark that they looked like the
clothes worn by the Millerites when
they thought the world was coming
to an end.
Our skid" nine and the NeOsh O
Falls nine crossed bats here Tuesday.
The game was very "bum" and it re-
CURED a person with the patience of
Job to stay and watch it through.
The score was q to % in favor of the
visitors. The return game will be
played at Neosho Falls today.
Charley Smeltzer and Fred WEIGH
left rather unceremOniously last Tues .
day for Arkansas. They were short
Of funds by the time they reached
Cherryvale and their parents sent
each a ticket to VanBuren, where
they will visit Mr.. SmeltZer's brother.
Ralph Mcdowell returned to Tope-
ka Sunday. Ralph is working in the
interests of the Topeka Mail at present
and as q result of his brief visit here
the names of fifty of Onr enterprisiDg
citizens have been added to the list of
that paper. Next weeks issue of the
Mail will contain a write up of lola.
DIR. Fulton received notice this week
from the Office of U. s. Commissioners
of immigration at New York that
Cleine Hroden, from Bremen, whose
destination is lola, Kansas, is detain-
ed at the port on the steamship Ems
on account of small pox. Any one
knowing this person will please re-
port to DR.. Fulton.
When the blow and buster on
buggy business is over and forgotten.
will be doing business at the
old stand ready to make good all his
If you want cheap
Cincinnati buggy 1 will meet my
friends prices and discount them.
But my advise is not to buy auction
goods.
The Santa Fe has now placed
in effect summer tourist rates to Den
yer, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Mani
tou and Glenwood Springs, Colo, Los
Vegos. Hot Springs, n. NJ, Grand
Cannon of the Colorado via Flagstaff,
Ariz., Ogden and Salt Lake, Utah,
HELENA, Butte and Anaconda, Mont,
and Spokane Falls, Wash.
DIR. A.P. Sawyer. Sir:-After suffer-
ing four years with female weakness
[ was persuaded by friend to try
your Pastiles, and after using them
Dne year, can say am entirely well.
[ can not recommend them too highly.
Mrs. NJ, s. BROOK.
Bronson, Bethel Branch Co.. Mich.
Sold by J. H. Campbell.
H. c. Winchester was down Fl ON
Carlyle last Saturday for the second
lime since he turned his ankle five
months ago. His injury still disables
him completely, we regret to know,
and seems to grow worse instead of
better. 1t is very unusual case and
he doctors do not seem to be able to
ind a treatment to control it.
We are advised that our next Fair
will be held during September. and
nothing adds more to an Agricultural
Fair than good exhibits of grain and
yrass. We suggest that our farmers
prepare bundles, not less than six in
,hes in diameter, of their best grasses
md grains for exhibition, and there
g no better time to do this than the
month of June.
Fellows & VansantZ, the contract
,rs for the new depot at this place
md their force of eight men arrived
here Monday. Upon investigation
We find that we were misinformed
IS to the location of the freight room.
t will be on the south end of the de-
rot instead of the north as we former
Y stated. They expect to have the
completed by the middle of
July.
The machinery at the marble works |
vas started Monday and the Com
)any desires to give notice that they |
ire now in condition to fill orders for |
tone in any quantity and i'm any |
hape wanted. The work will be |
pushed the remainder OF the summer |
or all there is in it, and we hope that
he Company will meet with the sue |
ess they deserve. Mr.. DeClute is
managing the business and orders |
hould be addressed to him.
Senator ingalls, refused to allow the |
POST to pay even so much as the eX-
,enses incurred during his visit here.
When asked about it he replied: 81
we the people of lola and Allen
county more than l can ever repay.
f they are willing to consider my
here today some small requit-
4 for the great kindness with which
hey have treated me, ! am glad. But
could certainly not think of de-
or accepting any other COM
One of the most beautiful and ap-
'ropriate window decorations we no.
iced last Thursday, and one which
We think d deserves special mention
vas that of J. II. Campbell represent
ng a cemetery. We are not informed
IS to the originality OF the idea, but
hink Mr.. Campbell deserves the
'enefit of the doubt. Among other
handsome and appropriate decora-
ions which we noticed were those of
Jorthrup Bros, Evans Bros, and An
lerson d DeClute.
The EiOhteenth Annual Normal of !
allen county opened Monday in the
Ugh school building with an enroll
nent of 1856. For the entertainment
f the students this year Mr.. Jones
las obtained the consent of some of
he finest speakers in the state to
ecture to them, the first one to take