The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-11-01

worth, and with it a Vitae Catarrl
cure which is said. IL taken in cen nee
tiOn with V. o. will cure the wors
case. One package of Vitae Ore vii
not cure any one.
Owing to to other engagements
Judge Beekman and Judge G'ave
NAV not be able to be here next Non
day. But Commander Harris anC
Adjutapt Harrison and Gen. =. b
Bradford will be here sure. 30 tn,
Reunion will surely furnish enter
tainment for everybody.
Mrs. w. Z. Northrup arrived sun
day morning from Idaho for visit o
two or thee months with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. ColbOrn. This i;
| the fist visit Mrs. Northrup has
made to her old home since she went
with her husband to Idaho some five
years ago, and her old friends are
greatly pleased to see her.
Mrs. Medea CBrewster) Hayes and
her three children came down from
Lawrence yesterday and will visit
relatives and friends in lola for sew
eral weeks. 1t is nearly eight years
since Mrs. Hayes was married and
went with her husband to Japan, and
this is her first visit to her old home.
Her friends are rejoiced to see her.
The October number of the "Spa-
tula," a druggists paper published
at Boston, has an article by Charles
q. Kline, together with his portrait
and a brief biographical sketch.
Charlie is now at Hartman, Tenn,
and in addition to doing a big bust
ness, is frequent contributor to the
best drug publications. He speaks
strongly of his Indebtedness to W. J..
Evans for getting started right"
Mr.. L. f. Palmer, of the Vincent
Marble Works, has just completed a
handsome monument for the late
Elias Miller to be erected in Carpen-
ter cemetery. The material is dark
blue FlOrentine marble. 1t is in the
Cottage style of architecture standing
seven feet in height. He has also two
placed in Waverly, Coffey county,
and one for I9uenemo, Usage county.
On last Friday evening the men,
berS of his congregation and other
friends assembled at the home of Rev.
II. w. Scott to remind him of his
twenty ninth birthday. The affair
was a complete surprise to Mr.. Scott
but he was not so shocked but that
he could thank his friends warmly
for their interest. Many useful and
valuable presents were left when all
departed for their homes, after a most
pleasant social evening.
There was very heavy vote cast
i'll Allen county last fall, and under
the law the county clerk is required
to provide in the neighbOrhOod of
1900 ballots samples included) for
next Tuesdays election. AS each of
these ballots has to be printed on both
sides. some $4,000 impressions are re-
quiTed. The REGISTER is doing the
work OF course, and in order to get it
through on time has been obliged to
employ four extra hands and run
night and day.
Mr.. James Mack. formerly of Car
lyle, but now of Cloud county, came
down last week and bought a car
load of apples which he shipped from
Carlyle Monday. He paid % and 80
cents bushei and is taking them to
where the crop failed OH
account of a late frost last spring.
Mr.. Mack says that the great gas
wells of lola, are talked about all
over northern Kansas where he has
been, and he thinks the future of this
town looks very bright indeed.
{
ton of the ultimate exhaustion of the
oil fields of Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana is about settled. To-day the |
oil is practically exhausted, and in |
all eyes are turning to |
the new field in Kansas and Okla
homa. Hundreds of rigs are being |
loaded for these Western fields. I'll
the partial developments at Neodesha |
and south of there are as good as re- |
ported, those localities may expect an |
extraordinary impetus in prospecting
and producing.
CHaRute Blade: \ good deal is be-
ing printed about people who come
here to sell goods such as carpets,
rugs etc. We have no objection to
making these fellows pay a duty into |
-hN NAtN bul hOM dOOul
hese fellows from Parsons and other |
places that come here and solicit |
so low that it knocks all the
margin out of the home printer? Do
hey pay Chanute taxes? Do they
employ Chanute help? Not much.
Then sock it to them. What is fit for
he goose is tit for the gander.
AS that readed disease, diptheria,
5 prevalent in so many places it may
De a good thing for those who have
children in the house to get this pre-
filled and have it ready. 1t
: said to have been used with entire
success by one of the best doctors in
chicago: Three fluid ounces tine
ure henbane leaves, one fluid ounce
If wine of anthony. Take one tea
spoonful in a little water every four
hours; for children according to their
Ige."
\ number of citizens who think
hey can supply themselves with gas
.heaper than it is furnished by the
company have formed an organiZa-
ion to be known as The lola Co
operative Gas Co.. which will be in
with a capital of $4,000.
The directors are H. L. Henderson,
". II. Mcclure, r. B. Stevenson,
ieorge Apple, Jas. Taylor, L. w.
Duncan, H. Klaumann, J. w. Cou-
ant and c. >. Ritter. The officers
re H. L. Henderson, president; l..
". Duncan, secretary and H. NJ.
liller, treasurer.
Burr it link, who used to hold a
sit in the REGISTER office and who
5 a mighty square, clean boy, is back
rom Idaho on visit. He has had
Job worth about $50 a month ever