The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-12-03
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An Usage friend sends US the follow
Ing:
Last Friday on the Paygrouuds at the OAR n
threw a rock at ' clifton Hendcrs p aged 3
telling him to the ground and INJECTING dan
gerons wound Just above the left temple; In
suits are feared The pnSiis state in the terri.
BILE assault was unprovoked The injured BIO,
is a, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. Is; Henderson, both
is bow of remarIable ability and amia5,e dis.
position and great sympathy is felt for him and
his friends na, The school board consisting o.
ani Mr.. Polk Caldwell meer to'daT 70 1J take
action in regard to the affair
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Sapiee NJu.s u"I p,a'eu ~ auen Pos-
~ anxious to sell and those who do
want TO dispose OF their lands, offer
them at from SlZ to Sl5 per acre. II
the Leaguers had bought those lands
when the REGISTER ADVISED them TO,
they could have bought them for
third OF the price now asked, and
could have had them paid for long ago.
1t never pays to try to get something
for nothing.
If saems that son,e of tho .Teaouers
ore still san~mine that thev w;:I win
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homes mon the nrom;ses IF Imd9a f.aw.
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tnem the truth, ana yet tney trust
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'''N " A1""e
We repress an inclination to shout
the news in startling head lines, and
ny. - .:t:N ~ J
gas IN large quantities mas Deen struck
at the new we'll. It cannot be known
oxoctlv whot tho nroasnro ia until tho
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yery great for it lifts a column of water
over 600 feet deep and forces it two or
three feet above the surface. Add.
tional casing has been ordered and as
soon as it comes and can be nut in
place the water will be pumped of and
we can know then whether we have
bonanza. In the mean time we will
keen "a cool as we can. Mr.. Kable,
the engineer. who has had many years
experience in the oil regions. saws that
the prospect of finding oil here also. is
yerv encouraging. He saws the strata
through which be has passed. conform
precisely with those in which the great
oil wells are found, and he is very con.
fident that oil will be found in paving
quantities before the bottom of the
sand stone stratum through which he
is now drilling is reached. We state
these exciting coniectures as calmly as
we can. expressly reservinz the right
to "paint her redn when they are prov
en- true.