The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-09-21
WHEN ROOSEVELT COMES
Chester |. Long Secured to Speak
Arrangements being Made for
the Meeting

the Meeting
AS announced some time ago in the
REGISTER, Hon. Theodore Roosevelt,
Republican candidate for vice presi-
dent, will be in lola Saturday, Sep
TENDER 20, and will spend fifteen min
utes here and make a speech. He will
arrive in lola at 1890 in the forenoon
on the Missouri Pacific from the west
and will leave at 1915 on the Santa.
Fe for the south. The present plan
is to have carriage at the Missouri
Pacific depot when the train arrives
there and drive Mr.. Roosevelt at once
to the public square where he will
speak to the assembled multitude
When he has to leave, the carriage
will take him to his train at the Santa
Fe depot. In this way the most can
be made of his brief stop here
The REGISTER is exceedingly pleased
to learn that Hon. Chester l. Long
has been assigned to lola for that day
also and Immediately after dinner he
will speak to the crowd Mr.. Long is
a veteran campaigner and an orator
of ability and his address is sure to
5 be we'll worth hearing. Mr.. Long will
= go south on the afternoon Santa Fe.
e train but he will have abundant time
I for an hours talk.
= Every Republican in lola and Allen
t county should arrange to turn out on
that day and bring his friends of
other political faiths with him. 1t
4 will be a big meeting, the biggest of
B. the campaign and you cannot afford
4 to miss it.
o The Republican state central com
d mittee has arranged to have Chester
|. |. Long and r.. b. Welch accompany
t Mr.. Roosevelt on his trip to lola.
e They will arrive here on the Roose-
It welt special and Mr.. Long will speak
= at / O'Clock so as to take the 2:30
V Santa Fee train south. Mr.. WEIGH
d will remain here during the afternoon
fl and give an address. He is an able
speaker and is sure to deliver an en-
- tertaining and instructive address.
Don't be hoodwinked into buying
a special dye for wool and special
:, dye for cotton. If your goods should
not be all wool, you would have to
buy two packages and dye your goods
:, twice. Putnam Fadeless Dyes will
- color either silk, wool or cotton at one
time in the same vessel and you only
= have to buy one package. Sold by
Campbell q Burrell,
IS Allen county's street commi ssioners
d and road overseers ought to arrange
l. to attend the good roads convention
&c at Topeka the 18th of this month.
\ There will be as demonstration of the
re way to lay roads by government ex-
pert and the meeting, it is hoped will
V be the beginning of a general move
% ment over the State to improve our
is roads.
< Toronto Republican; Alta G. Red
T. fearn and Ira d. Richey were quietly
l. married at the brides home north of
n town Wednesday evening at s o'clock,
y Rev. w. Emerson officiating. After
If the marriage ceremony was per-
e: formed, supper was served to the in
d vited guests. The contracting parties
Q were the recipients of many presents.
If They will make their future home in
If lola.
G, r. Gard and Lutte Hutton wen
o to Humboldt Wednesday to conduct
'e the preliminary hearing of a liquor
d seller named Taylor, who was ar
n rested on the charge of Stacking thirst
h on the complaint of John Mckinney,
g who is said to know something of the
N business himself. 1t is expected that
g other arrests and prosecutions will
II follow. Taylor, the defendant, was
1t guilty and was fined $500 and SEN
ID fenced to 80 days in the county jail.
N He gave bond and will appeal his
vs. case.
a REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES