The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-21

Elder Blaiock informs us that meet
ings u i'll continue until Sund " next
at least, at which time It will b.. decid
ed whether or not to cont ,ue the
work longer here. He is we ted at
Garrett and will 60 there as ZION a
the meetings close at this place
| In addition to lthe local At '-neys
Gilbert, Choguill aud Barber Hum.
boldt; A. II. Harris and s0n aud w.
r. Webster, Fort Scott; Gen. .AmNe,
Springfield, H.; 8. g. Kirkp trick,
1 Fredonia; J. B Goshorn, Morau, aud
| NJ. II. DOn0ho, Kansas City, Kausas,
have been in ATTENDANCE upon the Die.
thict Court this week.
See here! Wheat Ia cheap and we
offer you -four and feed at these prices
"Patent" at $500 per hundred pounds.
Bakers" at 81 80 per hundred pounds
"Faucy" at 81 20 per hundred pounds.
meal at go cents per hundred pounds.
chop at 40 cents per hundred pounds,
bran at 60 cents per hundred pounds
Thayer & Gilmore.
Best 5 cent muslin at Rndman's.
D. Ewart wishes to give notice that
he can and will continue to sell gOOds
for cash, as cheap as he has ever aold
them which means very low prices.
His stock is complete In all lines and
Is fresh from the markets. He calls at
tention this week to some special bar
gains In shoes.
Eureka" comes to the defence Of the
much abused town COW in an article
which fOrcibly presents one side Of the
question. II anybOdy else wants to be
heard on this questi0n-and It IL one of
enough importance to justify thorough
discussion-let him speak right soon or
it will be too late.
Kansas City Star: J. w. D. An
derson Of Elk City, Kansas. IL said to
have larger collection Of books by
Kansas authors than any collector In
the State. Anderson is q minister with
somewhat radical ideas; but IL, never.
thelese, . companiOnable and wide.
awake fellow:
Mrs. Bartholomew, lola, has one
good work horse, weight about 1000
pounds, one COW. fresh soon, one set
double harness, one new Singer and
one second hand Hons 90 wing ma
chine, and one second hand pillow,
which she will sell very cheap for cash
II sold soon.
For rheumatism there 10 nothing
better than Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
The prompt relief which 1t affords Is
alone worth many times Its cost, which
is but fiftv cents per bottle. Many
very bad cases have been permanent.
| " cured by it, For sale by all drug.
gists.
Mr.. J. B. Goshorn. the Moran at.
torney, has been prominent figure In
the court room this week, his name ap.
pea-ing twenty-one times on the dock.
ct. Mr.. Goshorn has only been loca-
ted at Moran . short time and his sue.
cess in getting business is quite re.
markable.
The fire Monday morning removed
building In rear of the front office was
first built at Cofachique and occupied
as a hotel. When lola was laid out 1t
wac brought over here and was one of
the first houses on the tOwnsite.
Every member of the w. r. c. is re-
quested to be present this friday
evening az there IL a great deal Of bus.
mess on hand, besides several candi.
dates to be balloted for and initiated,
according to the special permit receiv.
ed from Department President.
Ireceived last week the biggest ship
ment of paint and painters supplies
brought to lola for years. Ihave two
new brands Of mixed paint,-better
goods than over carried in Allen Co.
before. II you intend painting call
and see me. w. ]. Evans,
The Moran Herald has our thanks
for the following pleasant allusion:
League In Topeka, Chas. +. Scott, Of lola, was
elected Que Of the vice presidents Of that body.
We congratulate you Charley. and also the Re-
wagering advocate Of their principles.
About the handsomest specimen
that has yet come from any ofOur mar
BILE quarries, was displayed the first OF
the week by Mr.. Robert Cook. 1t was
beauty. handsomely marked and
without q flaw. Mr.. Cook sent 1t to
friends in Ohio.
w. L. Bartels came In from Colo.
RADIO last week, looking as II the
mountain air agreed with him. He
reports his business at ElMorro
good and expects to remove his fam.
lily to that place about the first of
April.
BY virtue of an opportunity which
hardly ever happens. Patterson & Co.,
were able to buy their stock of baby
carriages for the spring trade at ridic-
ulously low prizes, and they give their
customers the benefit Of 1t. Go and
see.
The Cox Brothers are putting in
their printing material and expect to
issue the "Allen County Herald, +"
Democratic. next week. Ifthey keep
on coming 1t 10 going to crowd our date
line after while to make room for them.
Mr.. Will Barth is down from Ulyss-
20. Nebraska, for a tw0-weeks' visit at
home. He has been away year and
a half, engaged in learning the tele-
graph business, and has grown into q
bright eyed. handsome young man.
DR.. G. B. Robinson, Of Fl. Scott, U.
9. Veterinary surgeon will be at lola
at the office Of ]. II. Walters on Fri.
days and Saturdays Of each week, for
the treatment of all diseases of horses
Surgery and dentistry a speciality.
Gov. Humphrey has issued procla.
nation recommending the observation
of Thursday. April 10, as Arbor Day,
We hope that everybody will get
ready to observe 1t, the public schools
| all over the county eeD0ci8llY,
| Wall paper still coming at Aliens.
New styles, beautiful and artistic pat.