The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-05

Z. I. Barber's case of cholera NOR
bus at Topeka a year ago last
March is still serving as text for q
patent medicine advertisement that
is going the rounds of the papers.
We are up to date Photographers,
and have the latest apparatus and are
as finely equipped for making pictures
as any gallery in the state. Remem-
Der will be in lola but short time.
r. r. Photo Co.
Have you good picture of every
member of your family? If not can
you afford to put off getting one? The
lola Art Studio, in the Marble Block,
has all the latest methods and guar
antees satisfaction.
The premium lists of the Moran
Fair to be held at that place August
-, p, - and % are out. They con-
tain the advertisements of all the
leading merchants OF Moran and are
very handsomely printed.
Taken up by the subscriber, living
) miles north west of lola, one bay
mare about two years and one chest
nut mare mule about same age. Own
er can have by proving property and
paying charges. 5. l.. Edwards.
Having purchased the Dental Office
of DR.. 5. TOzer, | will be at the old To-
cation on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fri
days and Saturdays of each week.
All work guaranteed first class.
DIR. J. E. CHASTAIN
DR.. A. 2. Sawyer = My Dear Doc
tor | have suffered six or seven years
with dyspepsia, / have taken your
Family Cure and l am intirely cured.
Joseph Brunette. New London, Wis.
For sale by Campbell and Christian.
Another man thanked us last Mon
day for some little pleasant mention
we made of him in last weeks REGIS
TER. If this sort of thing should g ct
to be epidemic there would be one
man in town mighty happy every
day.
Williamson says having bought his
harness before the big advance en-
leather, he can, and will, sell har-
ness S1.00 cheaper on the set for the
same grade than any dealer in the
county. Get prices and go and see
him.
4 meeting of the Republican coun-
" central committee has been called
or lola July Is. In addition to the
of the committee candidates
and others interested in the success
If the Republican party are invited to
be present.
Several carloads of steel rails have
been received at the Mo. Pac. depot
md it is the intention to have the old
"a lis between here and Moran taken
Up and replaced with the steel. The
,oad will then have steel all the way
through to FIT. Scott.
Everybody who comes into this Of
Ice reports magnificent crop pros
poets all over the county. If these
inc rains continue until the first Of
August we will have to hire section !
II tive in some of the adjoining coun- |
les to store our riches.
Laurie nee World: Fred Funston, /
Who has been broiled in Death Valley |
md refrigerated on the Arctic coast |
las not been heard from since he |
struck the Isthmus of Tehauntepec. |
he must have been tangl ed up in the |
lame of the Coatzacoalces river.
We are in receipt of an invitation |
o attend the official opening of the
irst State irrigating plant at Good |
and on July 8. At this station the
nuch-talked-O "underfiown has been |
truck, and it is reported that one
veil will furnish water enough to IT.
igate so acres.
LeRoy Reporter: The Palmer oil |
md gas company last Monday night |
struck another flow of gas at lola
100000 cubic feet daily. |
This is the company that Is under |
contract to drill here. Since their |
work is completed at lola they are ex-
,ected to begin here next.
Topeka Journal: The Santa Fe |
will have at least three new depots to
coast of this summer. The only one |
n Kansas is the one at lola which is
o cost about $4,000 and is now under
over. 1t is to be q handsome frame |
with freight and baggage |
oOms, express room and two waiting |
ooms. 1t will be prettily painted.
X. C. Journal. Charley Scott, who
vas one of the delegates to the Cleve-
and League meeting, says he didn't
rear a Kansas man ask another one |
o take drink during the entire trip. |
That may be true, but some of these
)oys from the irrigation belt are past
masters in the use of sign language.
The Horticultural Society's July |
picnic will be held in the grove, at
he residence of NJ. M. Hart, mile
south of the fair grounds. known as
he Bassett place. )remmeber the date.
Friday July y. Everybody invited.
Bring dinner baskets we'll filled and
'Djoy q day in the woods. Ex. Com.