The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-12-24
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Garrett PiaindeaIer: Frank Dickey
and family, of Washington township,
moved to lola this week, where they
/ will make their home in the future.
MIR. Dickey purchased lots i'm that
growing little city last fall and has
since erected a good dwelling, and
when they get settled will be in
shape to enjoy the comforts of a good
home in an enterprising town.
Mrs. Z. B Christy, homeopathic
physician, has opened an Office up
stairs in Mr.. H. l.. HendersOn's new
building. She is prepared to receive
patients, who desire homeopathic
treatment. Consultation will be free
on each Thursday afternoon from TO
5 O'Clock to all classes of patients.
Country calls and night calls will be
promptly answered.
The union services at the Opera
House Sunday night filled the seats.
Services were opened with prayer by
Rev. Faust and an anthem by the
Presbyterian male quartette. Rev.
Squier then spoke briefly on the
duties of good citizenship, urging that
the laws be upheld as the bulwark OF
civilization. He made a strong ap-
peal and was followed by Rev. VeZie
with few remarks along the same
line.
| We have made arrangement,
whereby we can offer the Topeka Mai
and Breeze and the REGISTER for 81 90.
The Mail and Breeze is the leading
paper in the State, having circula
ton "f over 10000 copies and is grow,
ing rapidly. 1t is All eight page paper
amt il always full Ofinteresiing read
ing concerning Kansas and Kansas
politics. Begin your subscription b,
the beg inning of the new year. Re
member both papers one year fo'
81 co.
Some time ago the postmaster q
CARLYLE received letter from FOrbe.
HOltOn, president of the Union Gla>'
Works, of Anderson, Ind. 1t was ;
letter of inquiry concerning Carlyle
her railroad facilities, how far she
was from lola and how far from tn,
Mississippi river. That may meal
that Carlyle is coming metropolis
or that it appears on the map adjOip
ing lola. Mr.. e. f. Adams, the post
master, has been hugging that lette
to himself in earnest expectation o
great things.
Don't be persuaded into buying
liniments without reputation or meri
Cham berlain's Pain Balm costs III
more, and its merits have been prov
en- by test of many years. SucI
letters as the following from L.. o.
Bagley, Hueneme, Cal are constant.
Iy being received: 1.-The best rened,
for pain / have ever used is Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, and I say g
after having used il i'm my family f.,
several years" 1t cures rheumatism
lame back, sprains and sweIlinge
For sale by Campbell & Christian.
| Marion Brown, a young schOO
feacher living in the southwest Pari
If lola township, WAS struck in tn
3ye with ball and the cOrnea SD in
jure0 that after months he WAS adj
vised TO go to Kansas City and have
The eye removed. A few weeks ago.
as nOTed at the time i'm the REGISTER,
he went to the city for that purpose.
Last Saturday he returned the
happiest man in the county, with two
good eyes instead of one. He had
been fortunate enough to place him.
self under the care of DR.. ryree and
his eye was saved by his skilful treat
ment. Mr.. Browns friends will be
pleased to learn of his good fortune.
Jas. Campbell, DR.. Jones and John
Tuggles went hunting Friday and
in spirit If true sportsmanship they
agreed that the other two were to
turn their guns on the one who shot
at a rabbit on the sit. Campbell says
that Jones committed the crime and
that Tuggles in trying to shoot Jones
caught him. He was carrying an
umbrella and had it under his coat
tail and the charge of shot passed
through the umbrella and the coat
tails. The boys are thinking OF
carrying the matter into court, but
the Jaw says nothing about shooting
cOttOn-tails being a crime. IF the coat
proves to be silk or linen, Tuggles
may hang.
About two months ago REGISTER
man, while passenger on a Missouri
Pacific freight train, was engaged in
conversation by the only other occu-
pant of the caboOse, a man who claim
ed to have been doing stone work at