The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-01-17


by the election of J. G. Kelsey as chair
man, D. r. Inge taking the place made
vacant by the retirement of W. A.
Ross. A. T Leake, 8. g. West, r NJ.
Cunningham and John Guinane were
granted rebate on taxes enormously
assessed. Upon the recommendation
Of the Superintendent, l.. L Carter
and 3. 8. Estey were appointed upon
the board of examiners A large nun
Der of county warrants were cancelled
and the boar a1jurped.
Last winter Mr.. H. E. Kinkade, col.
lector for the United States Express
Company at Des Moines. Iowa, was
severely troubled with chilblains. The
swelling and intense itching Of his feet
was a great annoyance to him. He tri-
ed several remedies without benefit,
but fortunately bought bottle of
| Chamberlain Pain Balm. He says
he only applied it three times until his
feet were entirely well and free from
itching and swelling. For sale by all
druggists.
DIR. W. 1. Linn late of Independ.
ence. Kansas, has located in lola for
the practice IF his profession, and has
rented one of the rooms Ove- the post
office for his office. The Doctor Is the
Supreme Recorder of Select Friends
and will conduct the business of that
office in connection with the practice
of his profession. He Is pleasant,
affable gentleman and the REGISTER
Is glad to welcome him to lola.
have number Of residence houses
in Nevada, Mo-, to trade for team, har.
ness and wagon; also l, 2, 3, and 10
acre tracts of timber land In Vernon
county, Mo-, (adjoining city, to trade
and sell with or without houses. Would
be pleased to hear from anyone that
intends locating near Nevada. Ihave
been looking up bargains for the last
two weeks in Vernon county, Missouri.
d. B. Stephens.
The Carriage Works will probably
resume operations next week with
their full force, orders having accu'
mulated during their short lay-off,
for nearly 5000 worth of work.
The year opens with the brigh test
prospects for the Company and they
look forward to a larger trade than
any previous year has given,-an ex-
pectation which we all hope will be
more than realized.
Thus far lola seems to have escaped
the ravages of the la grippe to a re.
markable degree. There have been
number of cases Which were probably
somewhat Of this nature, but there has
been nothing like the wholesale pros
tration reported from other towns. We
do not know how to account for i,
unless on the theory that lola Is q
good town.
For the G.. A. r. State Eucamp-
nent t, be held at Salina. Kansas
January IS, %, 80, 1890. The Missouri
Pacific Railway Go. we'll cell tickets to
Salina and return at one lowest first
class fare for the round trip. Tickets
to be sold January 9th and 2Sth. limi.
ted for return passage to and including
February |, 1890. Call on the agen
at Fort Scott, Wichita & Western.
We notice by Topeka papers that
the Supreme Court has reversed Judge
Stillwell's decision in the Ma.tox case
As We understand it this means tina
Mr.. Mattox will lpse his land,-s
decision which We very much regret
AMI which, however, just in law, Il
not right in equity. Mr.. Mattox ought
to have his farm.
1t has been long time since lola hal
been favored with as good a dramatic
performance as is promised tomorrow
night. The manager of the Newton
opera house pronounced the company
the best that had ever been in hi
house, and the play is recognized al
over the country as standard. TIT
opera house should ha crowded.
See here! Wheat Is cheap and w
offer you -four and feed at these price
"Patent" at $500 per hundred pounds
Bakers" at $3.50 per hundred pound
Fancy" at 81 20 per hundred pounds
meal at GO cents per hundred pounds
chop at 40 cents per hundred pounds
bran at so cents per hundred pounds
Thayer & Gilmore.
| Mr.. w. H. Baldridge, druggist. Es'
condido, California, Gays: "Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is the best sell
ing medicine 1 handle In fact sci
more of it than all other cough medi
cines combined. Everyone who b a
used it speaks in glowing terms of it
efficiency" For sale by all druggists
We hope the "Michael Strogoff'
company will find a large audienc,
awaiting them at the Opera House to-
morrow night. The play Is strong
and stirring one and from all we can
learn Of the company it is entirely cap
able of doing it justice. We think NJ
one who attends will regret it.
DR.. j. S. LaFary entertained thu
Methodist Choir in very pleasan
manner at the Union hotel on tn,
evening before his departure. Thu
Doctor has been member of the choil