The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-11-08
3. 7. RODMAN,

The Moran Herald thinks that the
REGISTERS claim to printing all the
local news found in either of the other
county papers is an "exaggerted exag-
geration." Perhaps it was putting it
pretty strong. We think we can safely
say, no Sever, that the subscribers to
the REGISTER learn each week the
news of any importance whatever that
happens in either Humboldt or Moran.
Our. correspondents in those places
dent waste much space with remarks
such as "a little mud for a change"
"Corn gathering is the order of the
day" etc. (ride last weeks Herald
but they generally And out what is
going on.
Port Bros, have sold their stock OF
groceries to Mr.. J. L. Steele and Mr..
B. F. Clark, who will continue the
business under the firm name of Steele
& Clark. The Port boys have made
many friends while they have been in
business here and we hope they have
not dropped out permanently. The
gentlemen composing the new firm
have been engaged in farming in the
neighborhood west of the river, for
many years and have a wide acquain-
lance which will be Of much value to
them in building up q good trade.
The REGISTER welcomes them and
wishes them success.
A note from Judge 8. NJ. Knox,
land commissioner of the Union Pacific,
enclosing his subscription for the cur
rent year, kindly adds: 81 have taken
the REGISTER for number Of years
and have found it q very valuable and
reliable paper. 1t has been able and
fearless in dealing with the land
troubles in Allen county and with all
other public questions and has always
been on the right side. l wish you
great prosperity and now eince the
troubles in Allen are ended, predict
a rapid improvement"
Tue following comes To us in a ! ct
ter postmarked Geneva, but other
wise unidentified. AS it is evidently
intended in good faith however, We
publish it, merely suggesting that it
would give more information IL the
lanes of the members were attached !:
The A r. I. 4. No. q. in special session
assembled, October %. lSs9. Resolved that we
the members Of this lodge will prosecute all
hunters violating the law in our vacinity.
By Os0s3 CJd IIrrsI
See hereI Wheat is cheap and we
offer you -four and feed at these prices
Patent at $500 per hundred pounds.
Bakers at 81 so per hundred pounds
Fancy" at 81 20 per hundred pounds,
meal at 60 cents per hundred pounds.
chop at 40 cents per hundred pounds,
bran at so cents per hundred pounds
Thayer & Gilmore.
We neglected to note last week the
purchase, by Mr. L. E. Bennett. of a
half interest," in the grocery and meat
business of NJ. NJ. Hart. Mr.. Bennett
is we'll and favorably known in the
community and we are glad to have
him enrolled among the business men.
Union: A. J. Wheeler, who was
seriously injured in the ARRAY with
Vroomau, was in town Wednesday.
Physically he is getting along nicely
but he is not at all well mentally. We
understand that he does not recognize
any of his former acquaintances.
The combination of ingredients found
in Ayers Pills renders them tonic and
curative as well As catbartie. For this
reason they are the best medicine for
people of costiye habit, as they restore
the natural action Of the bowels, with.
W. J. Evans has the most complete
stock Of school books and supplies in
Allen county and is the Only dealer
that willingly sells 1t publishers pri-
ces, saving bU vers from 10 to 10 per
cent over other towns in the county,
Messers Bostwick & Smeltzer say
they have more money cheaper and
quicker than any one else. They
make loans Ca ail classes of property,
and trade horses cattle and merchan-
disc.