The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-12-06

Copies of the tax rolls for Usage,
Marmaton and Elsmore townships
have been placed at the bank of s.
c. Warner, at Moran, and he asks US
to notify owners of property in those
townships that he will pay their taxes
and give them their receipt for the
email sum of % cents. This will Ger.
tainly he great convenience to those
living in that vicinity, saving them
time and trouble as well as expense.
Prof Snow reports last month "the
coolest November since 1880, although
on our % years record there have been
six colder Novembers-in 1868, 1871,
1872, 1875, 1876 and 1880. The barom-
eter was high, the rainfall was normal,
the clouGiness and wind velocity were
below the average. The first snow of
the season-onlya few flakes-O occurred
on the 25th, fifteen days later than the
average day."
An African python belonging to w.
III. Rhen, our dime museum man, es-
capped from its cage one of the cold
nights last week and was 30 badly
chilled before it was found that it died
a day or two later. The snake meas
ured IL feet inches and weighed SO
pounds. 1t death is quite loss to Mr..
Rhen as i. was valued at $500.
We neglected to note at the timethat
the county commissioners, un der the
discretion given them by law, decided
to offer a bounty of S. 90 for wolf
scalps. The wolves must be killed
in this county and the scalps "filed'
with the county clerk. 1t Is a liberal
bounty and ought to result in whole
sale slaughter of the pests.
See here! Wheat is cheap and we
offer you flour 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 GO cents per hundred pounds,
chop at 40 cents per hundred pounds,
bran at 80 cents per hundred pounds
Thayer & Gilmore.
have secured the agency for Down.
ing's Remedies for impurities of the
blood, Kidney and Liver diseases,
Chronic Rheumatism. These RENE.
dies are warranted. On each bottle is
a printed guarantee and 1 will freely
refund the money in any case where
the patient is not benefited. DR.. J. w.
Scott.
All persons indebted to DIR. s. Tozer
are requested to call and settle at once
with cash. corn or note. Either will
settle book account. No difference how
small the amount it must be settled ty
January 1. If you are too hard up to
settle with a note. call AMI get re-
al, he or no
Garnet Pldindealer: w. F. Dem
mis-, of Blue Mound, met with a verv
painful accident while out hunting.
He shot with a revolver at hard
piece of wood when the bullet glanced
back and struck his left eye tearing
the entire lower portion Of the eye
ball loose form the flesh.
DIR. LaFary says that partly for so.
cial and partly for business reasons he
has concluded to remain in lola until
the first of the year. This will give
those wishing dental work still anoth-
er opportunity to have their wants at
tended to before he goes away. Take
advantage of it.
Capt. Ball and a number of other
members of McCook Camp expect to
go to Moran tomorrow night to insti.
tute a Camp of Sons of Veterans.
There are number of fine young men
at Moran and they can no doubt or
ganize and maintain splendid Camp.
al use Ayers Cherry Pectorai freely
in my practice, and recommend it in
cases of Whooping cough among chill.
| ,3ro, h,,;nrr found r,nra oartoi,, 70
cure that troublesome disease than
any other medicine I know of."-So
says DR.. Bartlett, of Concord, Mass.
Having bought the grocery stock
of J. l.. Steele, I intend to run a first
class business and would respectfully
solicit the public patronage. Ny stock
will always be found fresh and COM
pie te and my prices at the lowest liv.
ing notch. s E. Brubaker.
1t is a rare thing for the REGISTER
to print long poem. But "Resubmis-
sion on Dry Creek" by our friend Rose
Field, of the X. C. Star, hits Oft the
situation so well that we suspend the
rules" and give it in full.
Mr.. J. F. Nigh, Register of Deeds
elect has moved to lola, having rented
the residence just north of Mr.. Apples
Mr.. highs family consists of his wife
and one child, who We hope, will find
lola pleasant home.
Lutte Thrasher's visit home over
Thanksgiving was made the occasion
of a very pleasant party on Friday
evening. There was great crowd OF
young folks present and they had the
usual good time.
Tue railroads will give half fare rates
to the State Teachers Association
which meets at Topeka during the
holidays. Every teacher in Allen
county ought to make arrangements
to attend.
Messers Bostwick & Smeltzer say
they have more money cheaper and
quicker than any one else. They
make loans on all classes of property,
and trade horses cattle and merchan.
disc.
W. J. Evans has 15O american
] Views" Each Book contains 40 good
! views and usually sells at % cents, lie
will give one with each purchase of
Holiday goods amounting to al or
over. Early buyers will get them.
A sled given away with every
pound OF baking powder at Klauman's