The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-08-11

RS and upon the stipulation that
hey first pay the costs of their trial
or bling, Frank Mann, George
Shell, Ezra Lewis and Went krutch
we're released from Jail. Their costs
amounted to S35.03 each. And they
ire mighty lucky to get off at that.
A. f. Wright IL selling little ma
,hine to the farmers for separating
he cream from the milk He says
ne can take milk fresh from the cows
and separate the cream in thirty
minutes. That will be u great bonan-
IN for the farmers wife If she doesn't
have to skim milk and take care of so
many crooks and pans.
No one knows the unbearabe tor
ture, the peculiar and agonizing pain,
caused by piles, unless they have
suffered from them. Many believe
them incurable This Is a mistake. |
Proper treatment will cure them. |
rABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE ONT |
NJ ENT in an infallible cure. Price,
80 cts i'm bottles. tubes 75 cts. Evans |
Bros.
The little girl who was very devout
and very tenderhearted and didn't
want the birds to get caught i'm her
brothers traps, had the right idea.
She first prayed that God wouldn't
let the birds get into the traps, and
then fearing that God might he busy
about something else just then. She
went out and kicked the traps TO
pieces!
The Fair Association has made ar.
rangements for an Ocean Wave ma
G. inc here during the fair. The ma.
chine IL a distant relative of the mer-
ry.goIouud and gives one riding ON
IL the sensation of being on the ocean.
IT will occupy an eighty foot space
and should be quite a drawing card
being tue only one IN the west. 1t
comes from Illinois.
Mr.. j. f.. Bridgeman, architect, re-
ports that bids were received for the
work on the cottage to be erected W
Mary f.. Northrup as follows: Postle-
waite ~ Garrison, $3.50; Overmyer d
Williamson, =, 207 5O Tennis, "
Bates, 2,34S; Whiteside, S2,502.
Postlewaite a. Garrison being the
lowest bidders were awarded tie con-
tract.
The Missouri and Kansas telephone
company have asked that they be
given authority to construct a line
through lola with one speaking box,
to be located at Spencer's drug store.
some members OF the council thought
the application bore the earmarks of
a franchise and il was referred to the
/ IMPROVEMENT committee. The meas
ure after it is reconstructed Will re-
| ceiVe the sanction of the city council.
! Misses Winired and Bessie Lands
who have recently returned from
! Eureka Springs, report that lola Is II
nice summer resort as compared with
| that place They went there in the
hope of benetitting the health of Miss
Bessie but she was taken sick shortly
after her arrival and as soon as she
recovered sufficiently to stand travel
they returned home. TIE weather
there Is much hotter than it II here,
and they are glad to get home.
The Thirty fourth regiment, which
is being organized at Fort Logan, in
Colorado, contains many of the SOL
diers who saw service in the late war
with Spain. Among them are, Cap
tain r. G. Day, Ninita, |. r., who
was captain of troop L., and Captain
Max Luna, who was captain of troop
ID. Day is regimental Quartermast-
er and Luna is Lieutenant. Both
of these men are known To many I'm
this locality who were in the late war.
Mr. John w. Akin, grand chancel
Tor commander of the knights OF
Pythias, came in from Kingman Mon
day and visited with the local
lodge. Mr.. Atkins visit here was for
the purpose of seeing what our hotel &C
! In Tho grand lAH
meets here i'm May and as there will
he about 5000 knights here for three
DAYS 1t is necessary that the town in
which the meeting is held has some
hotel accommodations. Mr.. Akin
says that with a little head work
everything can be arranged CON
venently all right.
j. w. French, superintendent and
manage of the cement plant, re-
turned Saturday from Michigan
He comes back more enthusiastic
than ever over the prospects of his
company, the success OF which he l.
assured will be phenomenal. Mr.
French will he here but day or two
when he is obliged to again 90 tC
. Chicago or Detroit. He authorizes
the REGISTER to say that the worF
, on the lola plant will commence the
) last week in August unless there
, should be some unforeseen delay.
Mr.. r. :. Russ, superintendent o
the Pittsburg schools, and president o
the southeast Kansas Teachers AS
I ISOLATION was i'm lola Monday meeting
q with the executive committee of tina
q A Association, Mics Clifford Mitchell
. Miss Barnett, county uperintenden
+ of Anderson county, a Mr.. l.. Enloe
superintendent Of the Columbus
chools. The object of the meeting i
10 arrange "A program for the mex
q meeting which will be held in lott
D November 30 and December ! and .
: 4 serious runaway occurred on Las
{ saturday evening on South Washing
70 ton street. Young Mr.. White who re
= sides southwest of lola, was drivin!
along the street when the kingbolt q
=, his buggy broke, allowing the from
Ion. 4 !, Nnrln I'm