The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-07-30

colt? Did you ever think of that be
fore?
Mr.. j. G. Ball, formerly of Osawato
mie, was in town the latter part o
last week. He was on his way tC
Colorado, where he expects to locate
but he couldn't go away from Kansas
without first coming to lola for visit
He says he expects to locate in Colo.
RADIO for the summer at least.
A great many of the exchanges that
came to our table last week spoke OF
raides being made on the joint keep
ers of the town. We hope it will
become an epidemic and that it will
be kept up until every violator of the
law is shown to his satisfaction that
that law can be enforced just the
same as any other law.
Do you want the finest correspon-
dence stationery there is made, with
your name or monogram embossed ?
Call at this office aud see samples.
We can also get engraved visiting,
wedding or reception cards for you at
little more than half the price you
would be charged if you sent your
own order direct to the city stationers.
Samples of stock and engraving
shown with pleasure.
viii Rumley told us the other day
that great many of the stories told
about the farmers in western Kansas
suffering from hunger and want be-
cause of failure of crops are untrue.
He says there are a whole lot of people
in this world that are far worse off
than the people of western Kansas.
He has recently returned from work
ing in the western harvest fields and
says he got dollar and seventy-five
cents day and all he wanted to eat.
He says there is more complaint here
about western Kansas than there is
out there.
In recent write-up of the town of
NeoshO Rapids, the Emporia Gazette
has this to say of a fOrmerly-of-Allen
man:
j. +. earle, the grocer, came to Neo-
sho Rapids four years ago, and for |
two years engaged in the mercantile |
business with H. H. White. Two |
years since he began business as a |
grocer, and has one of the neatest and |
best groceries to be found in any small |
town in Lyon county. Being a
thorough Republican, his personal
character and popularity could receive
no stronger compliment than his en-
1orsement by both POpulists and
for postmaster under the
present administration.
Frank Steadyman, John Tuggles
md Mr.. Reddrick went squirrel hunt
Dg one morning this week, and they
ust hunted, that's all, for they didn't
ret any squirrels. When they came
o town they told some stories that
we're hard to believe about their fine
hOOtiDg. They said Mr.. Reddrick
hot penny off stick and then shot
bee that was on fence post. Then
little rabbit came hopping past and :
dr. Steadyman took his gun and shot
hree times at 1t when it was ONLY I
bout ten feet away. After he had {
ired the third time the rabbit got ]
frightened and ran away.
THE TRUE REMEDY. w. NJ. Repine. s
diter Tishkilwa, ILL.,, "Chief," says: t
We won't keep house without DR.. g
Kings New Discovery for consump- c
ion, coughs and colds. Experiment. c
d with many others. but never got ]
he true remedy until we used DR..
ling's New Discovery. No other /
9medy can take its place in our v
ONE, as in it we have a certain and 8
IRE cure for coughs, colds whOoping t
ough, etc." 1t is idle to experiment t
18th other remedies even if they are
rged on you as just as good as DIR. v
-ing's New Discovery. They are Z
OF as good, because this remedy has &
record of cures and besides is guar K
nteed. 1t never fails to satisfy. g
rial bottles free at c. B. Spencer & t
O.'s drug store
Editor Mathews of the Moran
IerdLd is following the REGISTERS 81
lit on the generous subscription offer fl
nd has offered his paper three months :
r ten cents. The REGISTER added m
le hundred and ninety names to its l
st by that offer. We hope the