The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-10-20

See Frank T. Smith for farm loans.
He makes the lowest rates.
so pounds Of chop for bushel OF
jorn at the Lila Water Mills.
Money to loan on improved farms,
owest rate. Bostwick d Acere
Frank f. Smith has money to loan
IN farms at per cont straight.
Two cents bushel for grinding any
Kind of grain at the lola Water Mills.
For farm loans or bargains in real
estate see l. FL Kasebeer, lola, Ks IF
Farm loans per cent straight.
Optional payments. II. Nj. Cunning
nam.
Mrs. j. w. Edwards went to
Leanna, called 10 the bedside of her
sick mother.
His many friends will be glad to
learn that Claude CulbertsOn Is get
ting we'll rapidly
Mrs. Thompson came over Mon.
day from Toronto to visit the family
Of Rev. n. l.. Ne2ie.
&. II. Pratt wac up from Humboldt
| Monday afternoon looking after
some business matters.
CNll ana examine the DelIaIb hog
( ton the moot perfect one on the
me 1t. j. w. Coutant,
Csa year ago Tuesday-dou yen re-
member 1.-THE fret snow of winter
fell at Lola, fully touc inches deep on
the level.
Rev. y. l.. Ne2ie, now presiding
elder OF this dietrict OF the United
Brethren church, returned Tuesday
from Parsons.
The clerk of the court is preparing
his docket for the November term OF
court and the county clerk is getting
up his tax roll.
Mrs. Cof'man, who is out from
| Indiana visiting relatives i'm this
section, left for Lone Elm Monday
after visit with Mrs. Wiley.
j. II. Kasbeer and family of Den
yer, Col, also Horatio Bent of Bloom
ington, are here visiting the family
of |. II. Kas beer and looking over the
country.
Dizziness, loss ofappetite, flatulency
and nausea are all connected with
dyspepsia or Indigestion. HERRINE
Will give prompt relief. Price 80 cts.
Evans Bros.
Miss Abbie Wakefield passed
through lola Monday ON her
way TO Arizona where she eXpecta to
spend the winter with her brother
Jim and wife.
The Transvaal war has shut Off the
diamond output and the papers urge
every body to "hOld onto his diamond
as they are rising in value" That's
easy, give us something hard.
Mrs. n. b Fruit, of Pitisburg, ar
rived IN lola Tuesday, Her husband
came up some time ago and is work.
ing at the smelter They have a
house in the Bunnell addition.
The creditors of the Tudor Mercau.
tile Company have received from the
bankruptcy court their final divi.
dends. The estate paid little more
than fifty cents on the dollar.
The little booklet which County
Superintendent Billie recently pub
lished about the schools of the county
clscloses the interesting fact that
there are over 1875 teachers in the
county.
"The handsomest turnout in Belle.
vile" says the Schndia Journal, she
longs to "a man who runs Il Joint. the
fellows who paid for Ii sit around t.
hide the patches on their pants or else
go it afoot.n
Kansas City star: A woman whose
husband died after weeks spree /,
sning Cald well for $4,000 damages
7 She charges that tho licensing Of
joints was the direct cause of her nus
bands death.
Nature can only feed the flame Of
life with the fOod eaten which IL dig,
ested. HERBINE will reinvigoratt
a weak stomach, and so improve dig,
estion as to insure the natural bloom
OF health. Price 80 cts. Evans Bros
The suit OF the Northrup Lumber
Co., against q. b. Nichols was settled
Monday about, s O'clock when the
jury brought in verdict for So. O5 In
favor Of the plaintiff. The amount
sued for WAS $40. 10.
For all fresh cuts or wounds, in
either human subject or animal, ns .
dressing, BALLA RS SNOW LIN
IN ENl IL excellent; while Tor sores OF
working horses, especially II slow t.
heal, or suppurating, its healing gu al
tiles are unequaled. Price 25 aud scots