The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-09-29

WOTks.
You may bride the appetite, but
you can not bride the liver to do it's |
work well You must be honest with |
IL, help it along little now and then !
with dose OF HERBINE, the best
liver regulator. Price 80 cts. Evans.
Bros.
bronson Recorh lola has more fires
than any other city IN Kansas, aver
aging one week. 1t Looks a. If some
one was burning the old dilapidated
buildings in order to have good ones
put up as that Is all the Kind that
burns.
WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE
Is perfectly harmless, and will re-
move every worm. 1t IL also "a tonic,
and by it's strengthening properties
will restore to pale cheeks the rosy
hue of health. Price % cts. Evans
Bros.
Mr.. V. Il. Pendleton, of Kansas
City, has taken a position in the Fa-
nous, vice Lew Bassett, who will go to
work at DeClute's, as heret ofore stated
in the REGISTER. Mr.. Pendleton IL
pleasant gentleman and an expert
enced salesman.
Residents of the Bunnell addition
and the east side are agitating the
question of q church in their neigh
borhood and are getting prices on
lots A combined sunday school,
mission and chnrch Is possible out
come of the move.
Miss Susie Miller has been en-
ployed by the Cement company as
stenographer and went to work this
morning. She IL "a capable young lady
| for the position and her mary irleude
congratulate her on securing 50 deslr-
able position at home.
Divorce proceedings were begun in
/ the district court Tuesday evening
/ 10y Eta Reynolds against her hus-
/ band Ambrose Reynolds. The parties
/ live out ON the Jonn Anderson place
and tho ground alleged tor the di-
vorce is extreme cruelty.
! Moran HcraM w. W. Wren, Of the
/ 10 a Creamery tompauy was out from
| lola Wednesday. lie found the
skmmiug station here to be going
along handsomely and furnishing
/ them with more cream than any other
station.
he winter rush for coal has AL
| ready begun In the small towns and
| the un gAs-blessed places. \ ear OF
coal comes In and word Immediately
| flies for miles around and process
sion of wagons gathers and carries
of the load in few hours.
There Is hardly a street in lola
which you can look down without
| having pile of brick greet the eye
] IL 81 GEnnn - htflhipfr 4 a.
a $4,000 residence, or perhaps new
block OF brick walk Aud strange
enough, nobody complains of the
distractions.
The Missouri Pacific railway com.
pany has sent in its voucher to the
city clerk for it's occupation tax from
August to January, amounting to
$3.50. The annual tax OH the road IL
SIS and this is its tax from the time
OF the passage of the ordinance to the
close Of the year.
McCook Post asks the REGISTER to
give notice that its old chandeliers
and oil lamps, displaced when the
gas was put in, will be donated to
any country church or school house
where religious services are held
Application should be made to Post
Commander Harmon.
A well improved farm near Yates
Center, 100 acres. 10 acres orchard
20 acres tame grass, 20 acres prairie
= grass, remainder in cultivation, 8
room house, good barn, plenty o
water. Price 5000 lola residenc,
or suburban property taken in par
: payment Address NJ. M. Martin
Yates Center, Box 272. d&w
, Mr. sherwood, AN uncle of the Mul
{ boys is out from Illinois on visit
, He is quite taken with Lola and n b.
\ 3 man of considerable wealth it /
not ~ ali unlikely that no viii pm
some of il in houses. Ihete IL
y strong demand for houses and hun
bred e 1uld he rented la "a week. so TIA
' Investment looks like Il paying one
Rev Kliuker went to Topeka Mon
, dny where he will attend AS
! delegate from the church here th
Z state convention Of the Chri-tia
= church He expects 10 he gone al
: this week and over next sunday an
asks the REGIS TER TO say there wi
q be no preaching at his church o
/ thai day. A social meeting viii Ia
II ntlu, npNbNsIi duu MI Aho OlutI uSuN
z services will take place,
Fred Horton has begun drilling
well on the lots belonging to Judg
n Potter in, the southeast corner {
r. town for the Gas Company. Thi
4 well is right In the sure gas belt an
a will be sure to develop good stron!
flow. Moreover it will help tn max
1t certain that the gas right nea
n town is utilized by domestic consumI
>, tion which Is as it should be.
!. Mr. John NJ. Wariord, owner OF tn
q FIT. Scott and Interstate Flag Ston
quarries near Ft. Scott was In Gol
looking for a house which he failed {
8 find. He returned Monday, how
< ever, and began another search. II
d says he has enough orders now to in
8 sure him a good business here an
Il that he intends to make lola his HON
If he has to build q house. And tina
@ is probably what he will have to dc