The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-11-19

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the winter. The city authorities will
need TO keep an eye open when the
billiards fly to prevent some of the
tenters from freezing TO death.
There have been at least four or five
fires started OH the corner opposite
the REGISTER Office, but they all go
out We don't wish anyone bad luck
or loss, but We sympathiZe with the
idiot Monday night at the show and
wonder ''Why?"
II. w. Williams was in from Logan
township Saturday with eight
old wolf scalps for which be received
SIC Oh. About two months ago be
brought in nine scalps. He watches
where the wolves approach the river
to drink and traps them.
MISS DELLA DAY, writing from
Waterloo, Iowa, says: my hair has
heen falling out for the past two years
and could get nothing to stop it until
l tried Beggs Hair Remover. One
bottle stopped it completely. G.. B
Spencer & Co., North Side Square.
Mr.. n. n. Osburn we'll known at
Woodstock, Mich, was troubled with
q lame back. He was persuaded to
use Chamberlain Pain Balm. 1t
gave him relief in one night. This
remedy is also famous for it's cures of
rheumatism. For sale by Campbell
d Christian
The number of commercial men
who make lola is larger now than
ever before The Thomson house reg
lister shows fOrty-fOur names for Wed
nesday of this week. There is no
better evidence of business activity
than the hotel register and it shows
that lola is on every body's list.
Mr.. Krutsch, VINO will soon open
up store in the old spencer building
on the north side, the announcement
of which will appear in the REGIS
TER, is not stranger in lola. He
used to work here in the Carriage
works when they were running and
is acquainted with q number of peO-
pie here.
Judge Knox apd wife, of Princeton,
ILL.,, were in lola yesterday. The
judge is one of the heaviest land own
ers in the county but he has always
made his home in Illinois. We heard
the agreeable report last evening that
he has decided to move to Allen
county and that his household goods
are already here.
G.. A. VAN HALL, the lending
druggist of Butler, Mo, writes: ave
are having splendid success with
Beggs Blood Purifier and Blood
Maker 1t is one of the best sellers
we ever bad and gives satisfaction to
all who have tried it. We take
pleasure in recommending it. G.. B.
Spencer & Co., North Side Square.
Mr.. George Davis has recently torn
down the old house where he used to
live on the banks of the river and is
working the material into handsome
new house on South State street. The
old house was a land mark of the
early days in Kansas and its removal
was like pulling an old tooth for
which you had strong friendship.
Miss Wakefield and Miss Wilson
are excellent friends, but they some-
times ''see things differently" They
are both balancing their books at the
court house. and one made first trial
balance which was off only $50, while
the other was off $4,000. A differ
ence of 500, $40 nearly always causes
trOu bic between friends.
The Library ladies received $3.50
as their share of the proceeds of Mon
days opera, the total being SIT 40.
After paying all expenses they will
have about eight dollars left. lola
certainly owes the ladies' a vote of
thanks in addition for the pleasure of
last night, eight dollars being slight
recompense for their worry and
trouble.
Mr.. Thornton, an aged Presbyterian
minister, recently moved to lola from
Arkansas. He has bought two lots
in the northeast part of town and
expects 10 build in the spring. His
present home is one block east of the
school house. Mr.. Thornton came to
Kansas in 1857 and settled near Law
renee and he remembers the exciting
events of the early '60s having slept
with Jim Lane and been we'll &C
quainted with John Brown.
Barney Sullivan and Ed. Long
have gone into partnership and are
running a drilling outfit in the last
ern part of the county. Barney says
they have all the work they can pos.
sibly do. They are drilling for water
and are now working on their fifth
well. Two wells were sunk for Judge
Knox, one for Kohler, one for VIM.
Paske and the present one is for J.
Rumble. Every well has proved a
success and at depth of from 1876 to
249 feet an inexhaustible flow of water
is found, so soft that the women de-
clare it excellent for washing pur-
poses.
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They are guaranteed to
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