The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-17

i was persuaded by q friend to try
your Pastiles, and after using them
one year, can say am entirely well.
can not recommend them too highly.
Mrs. NJ, :. BROOK.
Bronson, Bethel Branch Co.. Mich.
Sold by J. H. Campbell.
Say u Do not send away for a
buggy, road wagon or any style We
hicle thinking you can save money
thereby, but get prices everywhere,
then see Knapp. He will duplicate
any price and sell from 10 per cent to
20 per cent lower. He is manufacture
er's agent and jobber of buggies. Sale
room and Office over ID. Ewart's dry
goods emporium.
We understand that by the ad vice
of their counsel, Pryor d Paullin will
refuse to accept the new gas ordinance
holding that it is invalid. If such is
the case we think a friendly suit
should be brought as soon az possible
to test the matter. No citizen should
be required to go into court to get the
rights which this ordinance gives
him. The validity of the new law
should be tested at the expense of the
city, and the sooner the better.
Some people think they can get We
hleles for less money by sending their
orders and money to Elkhart, Ind.
and other factories who advertise to
sell to consumers at wholesale prices.
but they always get left for Knapp
will sell at same price on most vehic-
les and save you the freight, and will
sell any vehicle and save you from ~
to 20 per cent when the freight is add
ed. He is manufacturers agent and
jObber. Sale room and office over ID.
Ewart's dry goods emporium.
Trustee Sickley has finished his
work as assessor of Elm township and
kindly hands Us the following inter-
esting items which his books show
There are III families in Elm town
ship and the total population is SS5,
classified in the following order : |
White males 40, white females 800, |
colored males 4, colored females 3,
foreign born males 35, females %, |
of children who have attend |
ed school go. There are 10 old SOL |
iiers, The oldest person in the town.
ship is George CrOwell, aged So. For
This township Illinois furnished 1S3 |
people, Mo. 40, Ohio 81, Ind. 50, n. Y.
IS, Iowa as, Penn. 81. Md. IS, Neb. 10, |
KY. 10, Mich. 8, w. Va.9, Tenn. 8, La. |
2, Ga. ., n. c., Del, Utah, Col, 1. T.
and o. L. each furnished l. OF the |
ioreign born inhabitants 80 are from |
England. Is from Germany, from !,
Canada, 2 from Ireland and | each /
rom Russia, France and Scotland.
John Bacon, formerly of Marmaton
township but recently of Kildare, Ok
ahOma, met with an accident last /
Saturday morning by which he lost /
mis- left foot. He had left Kildare and /
zone to the extreme southern part o (
Oklahoma looking for work. In COM
ng into a town about three O'Clock
asst Saturday morning he jumped off
he train before it reached the station
md stumbled into cattle guard in
Iuch a way as to break his ankle. He
vas taken to the station and the rail-
way surgeons decided that his foot
would have to be amputated, which
vas accordingly done and he was sent /
o his home in Kildare. He came up
lere Wednesday morning and was
AIKEN out to his fathers in MarmatOn
Ownship where he can have comforts
md care that he could not have i'm
oklahoma. His family will follow in
! few days. 1t was a frightful acct
lent, but Mr.. Bacon bears it bravely
md does not seem to have lost any of
he buoyant courage and hope that
Always characterized him.
The lola friends of Mrs. Blanche
Jain Drake were ineXpressibly shock
N last Wednesday. The news Of her
illness only reached here few days
go and no one dreamed that it would
,e followed so soon by the announce
nent of her death. Indeed so late as
Tuesday, to friend who visited her,
he said she expected to soon be well.
IRIS. Drake was born in Dayton, o.,
n 1864, but case to Kansas with her
Oster parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
,OOk, when but child, so that near
V all her life has been spent here.
rs a girl and young woman here in
ola she was extremely popular, not
My on account of her beauty but be-
ause of the sweetness of her DISPOSE
ion and the blithe vivacity Of her
Iature which made her presence like
ray of sunlight. always welcome
Since her marriage she
las been a devoted wife and loving
mother. The sympathy of the entire
will go out to the stricken
'oung husband and to the two little
hildren who are left desOlate. The
uneral services will be held at the
I-2 miles south of town,
t ten O'Clock this morning, Rev.
'quier officiating, and the interment
will take place in the lola cemetery.