The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-19

buying your lime from The lola Lime
Kilns, at Northrup's ford. N. Shaffers
With the exception that it is Dot
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.
Dennison, of Erie, Jones, of Chan
ute, Amos & Ames, of Humboldt,
Sticher, of Yates Center, Corey and
Benton, of Fit. Scott, were among the
foreign attorneys attending court this
week.
Hon. E. d. Lacey, came over Tues
day to get some seed corn of John
Mcdonald. Mr.. Lacey makes prac-
Uice of changing his seed corn every
four or five years and he thinks he
profits by it.
Lot 4, block 81, lola, Kansas, 5Ox120,
house of six rooms, all in perfect con-
dition, good well, good barn, good
location, for sale. Apply to Miss
Travis, or to Henderson d Powell, or
Bennett d 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.
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.
Joseph Culbertson has fitted up the
Arnett property which he bought
recently as a boarding house and will
furnish board and lodging or board
without lodging at reasonable rates.
1t will be good place to get good
things to eat.
That trade dollar lOcket which Har-
ry Brown found i'm his pocket belong
ed to a train dispatcher over at FIT.
Scott and has been returned to him.
He was willing to pay any price for
it, but Harry didn't ask for anything
but the dollar it cost him.
The frankness of childhood is de-
lightful. When Prof Picken appeared
on the school house grounds last Mon
day morning minus his moustache a
little tot of the third grade looked up
at him and said sweetly: "Why, Pro-
fessOr, you look kinda uglyW
MIR. b. d. Andrews, who bought
the farm in Elm township just vacat-
ed by George Ingram, has recently
taken possession and is making ex-
tensive improvements. He started
out right by coming in Tuesday and
subscribing for the REGISTER.
John Stark, who has been working
on this section of the Mo. Pac., has
been promoted and put in charge of
the section running from Yates Cen
ter five miles this way. He has
moved to the Center to live. Sorry to
lose him, but glad of his promotion.
See call for Republican primary on
page 8.
Mrs Martha Martin, Mrs. Kizzie
Newman, George and Harry Grubbs
went to Vineta, |. T., Wednesday to
see about getting their part of the
government pay to the Cherokee In
dians. Taylor Newman and Leonard
Martin expect to 60 down there Sun
day.
Garnet Journal: H. K. Herbert of
Eldorado was in this city Tuesday
visiting relatives and getting the
signatures of some old friends to his
petition for appointment as fish COM
missioner of Kansas. OF course he is
Pop, and we sincerely hope he will
secure the position he is so well quail
fled to fill.
The attendance at the Gun Club
shoot last Friday was the slimmest
yet and the score about the poorest,
which is probably why we are lug
ging that medal around this week.
Following is the score: Coffield 2,
(think of that for a man who has won
the medal twiceD, Porter 4, Scott 6,
Heilman 8, Wakefield 8.
Union Temperance services in hon.
or of the 93t birthday of Neal Dow,
the "Father of Prohibition" will be
held as follows: The Presbyterian,
Methodist, and Reform churches will
unite at the Presbyterian church, the
Baptist, United Brethren and Chris
tian churches at the Baptist church.
Both services will be held at 7:3O in
the evening, and attractive programs
will be presented.
We are glad to note that Hum
boldt is to be supplied with natural