The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-01-13

Gated bv Kingsley, Wharton 4 Co.
aud will move his stock Of drugs into
it as soon as the weather permits.
The harder times are the more neces.
sary It is that you should get the best
possible bargains. That Il Why you
should buy your groceries At welch's.
The Live Hardware will give more
lgood goods in their line for the money
than any house In the county. Don't
fail to see their bargains before buying
elsewhere.
The death Of N. b. johnson, which
has been expected for several days,
occurred at six O'Clock yesterdaymorn.
ing. The date of the fun eral has moi
yet been fixed.
Coils. Jones and Acers came down
Saturday and spent Sunday with their
families and friends.-Dem0cr0t-C Our-
ant.
Particularly with their "friends''
Is the sequel shows.
Business men of lola, don't forget
that the Democrat Cbtsrant offers bet.
ter facilities to advertise for reaching
the public than any other paper in AL
len c0unty.-Dens.. C0ur.
Except the REGISTER.
Mr.. Il. p. Minor has gone into the
dairy business to some extent. For
the present his head quarters are at
Klaumann's where orders for milk
will receive attention. He may start
a wagon later in the season.
Religious meetings have been held
each evening this week In the Presby.
terrain church and considerable interest
has been manifested. They have been
conducted by Rev. Hyatt, ably assisted
by Rev. johnson.
We call attention to the advertise.
ment of Mr.. J. s. Martin, Of Moran, on
our first page. Mr.. Martin is prompt,
obliging and thoroughly reliable bust.
ness man, and the land that he adver.
tises Is exactly what he represents it to
be.
Everybody who has the happiness
of knowing Hon. J II. Richards, in q
personal or business way, will be glad
to hear that be has been: promoted to
the rank Ola general attorney Of the
Missouri Pacific system.-Newton Re-
Publican.
It would take pretty active proph.
ct to keep up with the variegated and
| picturesque weather we have been
having for the past week. We are
glad we went out of the business: If
we had continued in it we would not
have had time to attend to any thing
else.
The Senate judiciary committee will
report unfavorably on Lamar's nomi-
nation to the Supreme Bench, every
republican on the committee opposing
it. That is good beginning, and the
republicans in the Senate will do mar
vellously well to stand by their COM
mittee.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Calloused Lumps:
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney Sites,
Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat,
Cough, etc, Save $50 by use Of one
bottle. Every bottle warranted by
Scott & Son druggist. lola. Feb.S, So
Nothing has been heard recently
from the committees appointed to so.
licit members for the Fair Association.
1t is hoped, however, that they are
"getting in their work." The matter
is of too much Importance to the agri.
cultural and stock interests of Allen
county to be permitted to go by de-
fault.
Dan Thorpe traded his land south of
town this week for the Henderson
building which has been occupied by
Brubaker's restaurant. Mr. Thorpe has
already taken possession, using the
building as barber shop and resi-
dence. Mr.. Brubaker has moved his
restaurant into the Richards building
on Washington Avenue.
Lutte Slower, writing to his father,
from Maine, about the attacks made
by Eastern papers upon Kansas on &C.
count of the reported bad weather,
adds: "But I never 60 back on Kan.
sas. You stick to it out there and I'll
hold it level at this end!" Lutte has
learned early the duty of every true
Kansan and we doubt not that he full
dis it.
On Friday night the lola lodge, A.
o. U. w., had public installment of
officers: Grand Master J. NJ. Miller, Of
Council Grove, being present and Of
floating. After the installation he
made q splendid address to a large
audience which crowded the hall. |
Several were down from this locality
and report very pleasant time.-l
Colony Free Press.
We listened all day on the LIST of
January for the whistle of the engine |
on our new railroad, but it failed t0I
"toot.; Union.
Many months ago the REGISTER
that the "new road" would
never be built. The Union reviled US
at the time.but it is probably ready now