The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-12-09

yVa' "SO w Rnhhule young lazy
and gave such satisfied elton that the
wife of one of the railroad men has
decided to come to lola and spend the
winter in order To be- under NJ s.
Beck's instruction. The married
lady is II sister of the first named
pupil ard her coming IL an endorse
ment that anyone might well be
pr oud Of
II Gas City doesn't "gon it will not
he for lack of push and advertising
Mr.. f X. Taylor got ten thousand
iull page circulars printed to begin
with at the REGISTER Office Of
| course-and has ordered ten thousand
more. He bought 500 worth OF
stamped newspaper wrappers AMI
has had half II DOZEN people busy
writing and mailing to addresses all
over the United States. MIR. Taylor
ts furnishing life siz' d illustration
of what somebody ought TO do for
lola
Wallace Duncan received a letter
lately from Ben y fisherman, brother
OF &. G. Ausherman, now praticing
law at Evanston, Wyo., in which he
reports the overwhelming Repu bli.
can victory won in that state at the
late election. FOrty-three out of
foriy-seven members of the lower
house of the Legislature are Republi.
cans, and many counties elected the
entire Republican ticket for the first
time ii ten years. He says that j.
&. Hamm, also formerly well known
in this county. who was fusion candi.
date for county attorney, was badly
beaten.
The Sisters of saint Francis Clinton,
Iowa, Writes under the date of Jan
uary 81, 1897, about six months ago a
very reverend Clergyman recon-
mended Regan's rheumatism Rem.
edy to us as one of our sisters was a
severe sufferer from rheumatism Oi
over three years duration. After she
had used one bottle of the remedy we
are pleased to say she was entirely
clred. We therefore cheerfully
recommend this wonderful remedy to
all similarly afflicted and heartily
wish it the unlimited success it so
richly deserves. For sale by Evans
Bros. 81 per bottle
one ct the best men who ever lived
in old Carlyle neighborhood, which
has had and still has it, share of
good men, was DR.. q. w Covert
He left there many years ago. greatly
regretted by everybndy, and Went to
Indiana. His old friends had nearly
lost track OF him until short time
since when &. G.. Null got letter
from him dated at Long Reach, Cali,
which brings II pleasant story Of pros
peritv and happiness. He is not
practicing medicine now, hut is doing
dental work and selling patented
preparation of his own. lie has
ranch and olive orchard, aud Is doing
well. His children are all there, all
married, and prospecting. All o.
which he REGISTER reloices to hear
Chancellor Snow Of the State Uni
ver7ily reports the November wealth
or: "The past month was cooler,
calmer ana clearer than the average
November. Only eight Novcmbers
In the past thirty years have been
cooler, ana only eight clearer. The
mean temperature for the first hall o.
the mouth was twelve degrees above
that of the last half Six Novemhers
on our record have had "A lower min
imum temperature. There have been
but four November days in the past
thirty years colder than the twenty
second. The depth OF snow for the
month, two and three-fonrth inches,
was considerably greater than usual,
but the total preciptati9n-Tain and
melted snow-was below the Novem-
Der average"
Last Saturday when the sheriff
summoned VIM Ransom and he fail
ed 10 appear, his attorneys stated
that he had left money to file an
appeal bond and that last sunday
-" wac seen for the last time, with
a grip in his hand going east on the
Missouri Pacific. His bond of 5000
was declared forfeited. The court
suggested facetiously to the defense
that he might file u motion worded /
somewhat tille this: "Return We Ran /.
some sinner home" Ransom lives /
ut Girard where he has family and .
the chances are he went there for
time at least His bOndsmen are f. |
w. Sturk and Harmon Kaemmerling
of Girard and Dee Lahyon of lola,
and they will have TO make good the
defaulted 5000.
Exchange: Three soldiers went at
our lands ehsst, to fight for the
girls their heart loved best, and over