The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-11-04
Buckeye Cnurn at Coutant's.

Cheap Charley VIII BUY, sell or
trade. North Siae.
Fleming nut coal 10 ceuts bushel
at lola Water Mills. VIII
Two cents a bushel for grinding any
kind of grain at the lola Water MINIS.
Joe often is putting down IA spleen
did stone walk ON the north OF bIs
pop factory
For good Corn Shelters, Huskiug
Gloves ETC., see l.. b. shannon, North
Side Hardware.
Miles Fisher sold his twelve acre
farm on Deer Creek to Arthur h.
BriYhtley today for $500.
1t has about reached the point
where a man Is ashamed to put uoWn
anything out brick walk IN lola.
To cure dyspepsia and all stomach
trou bles take Rex Dyspepsia Tablets,
no cure, no pay, 25c. q. b Spencer
d Co.
MIR. Joe Schott, of La Sale, Ill,
who has been in lola for some time
visiting his brother Martin, left for
his home Friday.
Humboldt Leader j. w. Pickell is
rejoicing over the arrival of another
voter, whose name is Dewey, at his
home, last Saturday.
Four car loads of freight came in
on the Santa Fe Tor lola merchants
in one day last week. Pretty good
| for q suburban town, isn't it?
nh. aforementioned N 80, lain,, dnr and
the foundations are being laid tor the
new building on the north side of the
square. The brick IL also being
hauled.
Wanted Immediately, A first class
family horse to years old, In ex
change for a bran new Kimball organ
42l 5. Walnut. d2t&wtf.
Mr.. McCool who leased lot Of gas
land around here is cleaning out one
of the old gas wells at FIT. Scott. He
doesn't seem to have done anything
in this county.
County uperintendent Billie spenI
part Of last week visiting the schools
| In the northern and eastern parts o.
the county. He says he finds the
schools in splendid shape.
Claude Culbertson, James Camp
bell, viii Hankins, Frank Horville
Frank Travis, Bert Harris, vii
Brewster and Rak Miller came In
Friday afternoon from Omaha. Tit
boys are mighty tired and dirty bu
they had good time.
Miss Florence Bean came dowI
from Ottawa Friday and will remaii
in lola in the future. Mr.. Bean viii
be down in q few days and he says he
will never move away from Iol'
again, he has tried 1t several time
and has failed to be satisfied any
w. Andrews sold his farm on
half mile east of Roee Hill for S2400
A bout a year ago Mr.. Andrew
bought this farm for $1,000. and nov
that he has sold his farm for S240
there are a lot of fellows who are kick
ing themselves because they did no
offer $1,000 for 1t.
An old gentleman, NJ. McLsnphy
aged 90, Of Rich HILL Mo-, was IL
town Thursday, looking for work. II
IL as nimble as man of 40 and claim
to be a champion with the foils. H
says he can dsarm, cripple or xii
any man in the United States In tiv
minutes. Now iiyou want to die
here's your chance.
The Missouri Pacific depot has
new lock on the waiting room door
For some time the latch has beer
broken on heinside 80 that when on
got in they either had to give some
one ont side the thigh sign to opel
the door or else Jump out the window
The patrons Of the depot are might.
glad of the Improvement.
Humboldt Lender A break dow
occurred at the Humboldt Brick Plan
Wednesday, Of last week, the yea
wheel and shaft on the dry pan broke
1t will he n week or 10 DAYS before tn
damage can be repaired. They hav,
just added crude oil burners, lately re
ceived from Galesburg, NJ, and ar
now burning both gas and oil.
"The worse cold | ever had i'm m,
life was cured by Chamberlain
Cough Remedy" writes w. II. Nor
ton, of Suffer Creek, Cal. "This colt
left me with a cough and ! was eX
pectorating all the time. The Rene
dy cured me, and | want all of m.
friends when troubled with cougl
or cold to use 1t, for 1t will do then
good" Sold by Campbell d Burrell
The business on the Missouri Pacifi
has increased to such an extent thai
an extra combination trail
has been put in. 1t will leav
lola going east about s o'clOcl
q. m. and going west about p
m. superintendent Webb wen