The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-02-12

MIS- OlOhON NCut w n a06ns Sit y
Wednesday morning where she will
have a surgical operation performed
for troubles arising frona a severe fail
some time ago. DR.. e. II. Boulson
accompanied her.
Be they new or be they tough, all
bicyclists have broken skin enough
to warrant a purchase of BEGGs'
GERMAN SALvE. and he is wise as
SOlOman who trnsfs its healing power.
Kept by Evans Bros.
Blood is thicker than water. Pure
blood is the secret of health. There
is no better preparation to improve
the blood and prolOng life than BEGGS'
BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD MAKER.
Evans Bros. Druggists.
For sale At bargain. bottom farm
of ia acres D miles from Chanute,
rail road town, populotiOn 1000. This
farm is on the bank of Neosho River
and well improved. If you want it
come soon. l.. HOBART.
A farmer stated in the Columbus
| AdrOcdte office last week that he had
sold only few days previous some
cattle at the highest price he had ever
received, and fed them on the cheap
est corn he had ever raised.
A man who works hard every day
and all day and then no more than
makes ends meet, always wonders
how other men who do not work at
all, or only a day now and then, man
ages to live and keep their families.
J.C. Ball was down from Osawato-
mic last week to visit his folks at
Carlyle, He is still at work on the
Mo. Pac., but would like first rate to
get back to lola which he thinks is
the incest town in Kansas to live in.
We want your Shade trade. Why?
Because we go to your house, measure
your windows, cut the shades to fit,
and go and hang them up with no
extra charges. Isn't that enough?
Only dealer that does. CulbertsOn K
Son.
! Mr.. l.. T. Middleton, of Nassau, la.
was here last week looking around
with view of purchasing property
and locating here in the spring. The
REGISTER will keep him posted on
the way things are moving down
here.
We might as well make up our
minds to put up with the bad roads
until the weather settles in the
spring. 1t is some consolation to know
that they will not ge5 any worse, for
the reason that they are as bad as
they can get.
We regret to learn that Mrs. s.
Tozer is very ill with a complication
of diseases from which it is feared she
cannot recover. Her daughters, Mrs.
Johnson, of Neodesha, and Mrs. Ora
dy, of Sedalia, are both here in at
tendance upon her.
A little daughter was born on
Thursday, of last week, to Mr.. and
Mrs. s. r. Merchant, but died the
next day. 1t was the first child born
to them for nearly eighteen years,
and they have the sympathy of their
friends in their loss.
Fred Heilman is in Wichita this
week as delegate to the State Lodge
of the Order of Pyramids. We don't
know whether Ed. Little is the Grand
Mogul of that order or not, but he
ought to be. He knows more about
the Pyramids than anybody.
A new fake is being worked in But
Ter county. A woman book agent
comes along and leaves q volume for
examination. The next day q man
comes along and collects the books.
Next day the woman comes back, de-
clares that the man was a thief and
demands pay.
The reason we want you to pay
what you owe on subscription now is
that if you wait until the spring work
begins we fear you will be too busy,
and then you will let it go till next
year and it will be so big that you
will not have money enough. Isn't
that logic all right?
Miss Maude Beck gave party to a
crowd of young folks at her home in
the east part of town last Friday
evening. We were unable to learn
particulars, but it was jolly crowd
and Miss Maude knows how to enter
tain, so there is no doubt but that
they all had good time.
1.-The early bird catches the worm"
The carload of farm implements that
we ordered for the first of March is
here now by mistake, and we want