The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-10-13

Mrs. Odell, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Rob't White, return.
to her home at Neosho Falls Monday.
Rev. n. l.. Vezie went to Parsons
where the annual conference of the
United Brethren church occurs this
weak.
The walls of the Mann hotel build
ing are now up to the second floor.
With the basement this building will
have three floors and will be the
largest building in town.
The papers are full of accounts of
the zinc mines of northern Arkansas
aud few of the articles fail to say
something OF the big and valuable
holdings of the lola people.
The Miami County Republican says
that w y. Lenhart of LaHarpe re-
Gently purchased the bank fixtures
of the late farmers Bank which vol
unfairly suspended business.
Miss Grace Duncan, who has been
visiting Miss Dora Adams at La.
Harpe, went to Cherrvale Monday.
Her home is in Ohio and she was dis
gusted with today's weather.
In the state supreme court Fri
day the following decision was hand.
ed down: motion tor rehearing OF
the suit of the Palmer Oil and Gae
Co. We. Jas. q, Blodgett ct al, was
denied.
Sheriff Hobart went to Leaven'
worth Monday with Jim Will
| liams sentenced to one year in the
penitentiary for the confessed crime o.
selling cattle to John Wolfe which he
didn't own.
Ringing Bros. are advertising theil
show at lola in all the adjoining
towns. The railroads will run eX
cursion trains from points within
fifty miles. Oct. II will be grea
day in lola.
Thousands of the most stubborn
and distressing cases of piles have
been cured TABLER'S BUCKEYE
PILE OINTME Nr. 1t never fails t.
cure. Price, so cts. in bottles, tubel
70 cts. Evans Bros.
Ca, Carroll is the gentleman whC
bough, The Reno houses, mentioned
! in Fridays paper, and his many
lola friends will be glad to learn tina
he intends to move to town and oc
cupy one of them early next year.
Nature can only feed the flame 0
life with the food eaten which is dig
ested. HERBINE will reinvigoratt
a weak stomach, and 80 improve dig
estion as to insure the natural bloom
of health Price 30 cts. Evans Bro
Only those who have registered
can vote this fall. Have YOU regis
tered? All old lola voters are al
right if they have registered, bu
newcomers and all the residents o
the additions recently taken in mus
register.
An exchange has suggested that
circus is the real octopus and yet tn
public seems to really like 1t. Tn
average circus takes thousands of dol
lars out of a community and spends
few hundreds.
For all fresh cuts or wounds, II
either human subject or animal, as
dressing, BALLAR'S SNOW LIN
INTENT Is excellent; while for sores o.
working horses. especially II slow +
heal, or suppurating, its healing qua
tiles are unequaled. Price 25 and so ct
The LaHarpe Argus has only issue
twice but it has already discovere
that that burg is destined to be tn
railroad center of the west, the manu-
: featuring center, to have the bes
J bank in the county, to have the neN
, rolling mill and-but that's enoug
! for one issue.
This item from the Chanute Su
should have been written with Iol
| as the scene of operations: AS a
, evidence of prosperity, Mr.. A. 5
! Newly told us Sunday that tn
mantle factory was 80, 900 behind thei
/ orders, They are now w0rkin
twenty-three people. The factory
quite an institution"