The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-26

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kinds of second hand goods for sale
cheap. Call and get prices.
We regret to note that Miss Cora
Mcdonald is lying critically i'll at her
home north of town.. All her friends
are hoping for her speedy improve
ment and complete recovery.
A number of Kansas men were in a
wreck on the B. & o road the first OF
the week. J. II. Richards was among
them and was hurt so that he had to
keep to his roon4 for several days.
W. +. Waggoner was over from
Wichita the other day on his way to
Humboldt TO look after some property
he has there. He has been in bad
health all winter. but is better now.
With the exception that it is not
quite as white as some others, it is my
candid opinion that the lime am now
burning is the best lime on this
market. Come and see it. n. Shaffer.
An epidemic of green seems to have
struck lola. A large majority of the
people who have painted their houses
this year have painted them light
green. 1t is pretty and looks re-
freshing.
There have been heavier SHOWS in
the Rockies this winter than for many
wears, and it is still showing. That
means plenty of rain for Kansas all
summer. Aid that means big crops
and good times.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Beatty left last
Thursday evening for Fostoria, Ohio,
where Mr.. Beatty will attend the an
nual meeting of the Forest Oil Com
pany, They will probably be gone a
couple of weeks.
Lot 1, block 81, lola, Kansas, 50x120,
house of six rooms, all in perfect COLI
dition, good well, good barn, good
location, for sale. Apply 10 Miss
Travis, or 20 Henderson q Powell, or
Bennett q Travis.
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 trusts its healing power.
t-ant ~ E1-ans Doc
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.
This office had a pleasant call last
Saturday from Calvin Stanley and L.
J. Best, of Usage, and Frank Young,
of Moran, three among the best men
and staunchest Republicans of the
east part of the county.
q. w. Lyle, of Salem. was in lola
Tuesday, preparing, among other
things to continue the good fight for
Republican principles by renewing
his subscription to the REGISTER,
Capital and Inter Ocean.
Fortunately the new school book
law will not do lola or Allen county
any harm. We have just made new
five year contracts for the books we
want, and before that time expires
the law will be repealed.
The council very properly refused
to grant license for running a bill
lard hall and bowling alley. The
fewer places there ara in town for
losfing and spending money uselessly
the better the tow. is of.
At the last meeting of the city
council the following were appointed
officers of the city election: A. J.
Servey, r. s. Moore, J. w. Mcclure,
judges; Miss Nellie Shelter and Mrs.
Emma Williamson, clerks.
The union meetings held at the
and Baptist churches
last Sunday evening in honor of the
birthday of Neal Dow,
"the Father of Prohibition, +" attracted
large audiences who greatly enjoyed
the interesting programs.
Klaumann shipped 113 cases of eggs
last Friday-the largest single ship
ment of eggs ever made from this
town. 1t shows two good things
That people are paying more attention
to poultry, and that lola is becoming
q bigger and better market.
Mr.. Warren Robinson, of Rens-
selear, Ind, has closed out his bust
ness interests there and joined his
brother, J. A. Robinson, here with
view to making investments in lola.
Mr. Robinson is an experienced and
successful business man and lola is
In good luck to secure him as a per-
manent resident.