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

to get board in a private family. En-.
quire at this office.
John Kelley has discontinued run
ming his bus and lola has only one
bus and one hack now.
Mrs. j. j. MYERS and children left
yesterday for Larned, Kansas, where
she will remain with her parents I'M
til spring
The Santa Fe work crew have been
at work on the depot in this city this
week pnttiDg down a new platform,
repairing the fiues and doing some
other much needed work.
Skating parties are the order of the
day Just now. Tuesday night about
fifty of our young people went out TO
Rock Creek and spent a very pleasant
evening on the smooth ice.
The many lola friends of Capt.
McClaren who left here recently for
Denver, Colo, in hopes of benefitting
his health, will be grieved to learn of
his death which occurred the first of
the week.
Nearly every exchange that has
come TO our table during the past
week gives accounts of some one fall
ing on the ice while skating and
breaking more or less bones. Our
young people should take warning
1t might be a good plan for our
farmers to grow nearly, or quite all
that they eat. You may think you
can buy the things cheaper. Perhaps
you can, but if you have no money to
buy with, it will be mora economical
to raise what you need.
Bronson Pilot: lola has organized
commercial club with view of adj
vertising her resources such as marble
and the enormous flew of natural gas
found there, in order to induce fac
tories to locate there. 1t is a splendid
move that should have been taken
some time ago.
Gas is the best, cheapest and clean
est fuel on earth. A young man told
us recently that he was thinking of
moving away from lola, but now that
his home was heated and lighted by
gas he says he wouldn't live where
he couldn't have gas. If you are
looking for place to locate come to
lola.
Fred Funston gave his lecture in
the opera house last Friday evening
on his trip to Alaska The house
was crowded and the people showed
by their hearty cheering that they
were well pleased. The lecture is an
extremely interesting one and those
who did not hear it missed rare
treat.
A letter from Robert Cook states
that he reached Franklin, Ind, i'm !
safety and that the remains of his |
wife were inferred in the cemetery on |
January l. He also wishes to thank |
his many kind friends through the |
REGISTER for their faithful and I'M
firing efforts in his behalf during the |
hours of his deep affliction.
One of our exchanges very wisely |
says that the people who insist on pat |
ronizing eveay fakir who comes wan
dering through the country, deserve |
to be swindled. The home merchant |
does not deviate from the path of right, |
but the stranger can do as he desires |
He is not here to answer for it when
the trick is discovered. 1t is his bust
ness to hood-wink the people and the
better he is versed in his art the more |
golden the reward.
J. S. McClain who recently removed
here and traded fer the store rooms |
now occupied by ID. Ewart and Brig
ham q Munger has traded the room
occupied by the latter firm to II. NJ.
Miller for his stock of dry goods. They
have been busy invoicing and Mr..
McClain expects to have his store
open and ready for business by to-
m orning. Mr.. McClain is a
rustling business man and we be-
speak for him the success which he so
Justly deserves.
OSWegO Independent: Farmers
are warned to keep their eyes open
for wheat swihdlers. They are work
ing in the northern part of the State
and are liable to drop upon you at
any time. They are canvassing with
a fine grade of wheat, which they al
lege will yield an average of fifty
bushels per acre. The grains are
larger and more on the stalk. You
will be required to sign a contract to
let the agent have half the crop, and
If he doesn't get your farm you'll be
in big luck.
For ten years Mr.. 1. Port has new
or been free from pain in the region Of
his kidneys until two weeks ago when
he got sample package of DR.. NOePs
Since the first dose he
has not had touch of the old pain.
He was so impressed with the value
IF the medicine that he has taken the
agency for it, and now has it for sale.
He says that in addition to curing
Bright's disease and all other kidney
it is sure specific for
having been successfully
used in thousands of cases. Any one
troubled with any chronic disease of
The blood should see Mr.. Port and Sc
cure this wonderful remedy.
Your hands or face chap or bust?
We have the best remedy on earth.
loo box. Evans Bros.
You should not buy anything in the
Iueensware line until you have seen
our goods and got our prices. Brig
ham & Munger.
A. l.. Taylor's stock of building ma