The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-07

HunoOtdt Union: The gentleman
who drilled the natural gas we'll al
lola was here Tuesday comforting with
several of our citizens In relation tn
we'll No. 2. We understand that he
offers. for $500, to restore the gas and
will warrant the well to be free from
water. We hope that the proposition
Is q go, and that the well will be nut
In good condition again.
| Mr.. J. F. Masters, cashier of En-.
mitt & Co.'s Bank, at WaverIy, Ohio,
says: 81 consider Chamberlain
Cough Remedy the best have ever
used After using several other kinds,
without benefit, tried it and It quick.
ly cured me, after years of suffering
with an obstinate cough and throat
trouble" 30 cent bottles for sale by
all druggists.
A private note frem Rev. w. H.
Hyatt, dated at Nevada, NO., says.
81 am helping DR.. Edmonson in meet.
ing here. We have full houses and an
intense feeling prevails; quiet aud ef-
fective good seems 70 be DONE" Mr..
Hyatt intends to commence on March
-, series of Evenings with our
hymn writers and their hymns.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Scott came I'D
from Oklahoma last Sunday and will
spend two or three weeks with lola
relatives and friends. w. w. il in
charge Of the REGISTER during the
absence of the editor who started tho
first of the week for Nashville, Tenn,
to attend the National Convention of
Republican League Clubs.
J. w. Coutant is moving into his
new brick on the corner this week. It
10 handsome structure aud q credit to
the owners as we'll as an ornament to
the street. Mr.. Coutant has one of
the finest corners i'm town and bis
building is we'll worthy Of it. It Is
two stories, 80 feet deep, q feet in
width and handsomely finished both
inside and out.
Mr.. g. o. King of this county re-.
turned the first of the week from EN-
pOria where he has been attending the
State Normal School. We are sorry
to learn of the death Of Mr.. Kings
wife which occurred on the first of the
month and of which further mention
will be made next week.
An exchange says that farmers
should keep their eyes peeled for a
set OF fellows who are going over the
State pretending to contract for corn;
delivered on certain date at a good
round price. The contract signed by
the farmer turns up in few weeks a.
promissory note.
Leo. X. Fesler has purchased a half
interest In the Moran Herald and In
consequence the REGISTER loses a
good correspondent. AS a Herald
man, however, we will hear from him
occasionally and In the meantime we
extend fraterDal greetings and good
wishes.
Ireceived last week the biggest ship
ment of paint and painters supplies
brought to lola for years. have two
new brands Of mixed paint,-better
goods than ever carried in Allen Co.
before. II you intend painting call
and see me. w. J. Evans,
The convention of the National
League Of Republican clubs at Nash.
vile has proven q success, at least N
far as numbers and the presence Of
many prominent men can make it %.
The city is crowded to its utmost ca
pacity.
The Santa Fee will sell round trip
tickets for the annual meeting Of the L.
0. o. F. to be held at Kansas CITY KS,
March 18th, tn Kansas City, Mo. for
one fare-sell March 10 and IL, return
March IA. j. 8. Turner.
All members Of McCook Post. not
otherwise solicited. are respectfully re-
quested by the w. II. G. to furnish
toward the supper to be
given at g. A. r. hall OH the evening
Ut March IL.
Meesers Bostwick d SmeItzer saw
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.
MARRIED: At the baptist parson.
age ON Sunday evening March 2. bv
Rev. N H. Moore, l. f. Minor and
Miss Matte f. Hart, all Of Lila. The
REGIsTER congratuiates.
What is the use Of sending your
clock up into the garnet. or throwing
away your watch, when YOU might
get them repaired for q trifie at Left.
ier's and have good time piece?