The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-11-03

otn, OF MISS myrtle M. helley I'D Mf.
Thos. =. Brackenrige at the home OF
the BRIDES parents, 102 West Jacks
avenue.
The lola Iron and Metal Co. have
moved their place OF business to south
Jefferson avenue In klaumann's store
building, and are now ready to re-
ceive oil your bones aud Tags and old
rubber. Will pay in GOLD or silver.
5. Colchedtky, manager.
Having purchased the entire stock
of saddlery aud harness goods OF j.
NJ. Williamson d Son l shall continue
the same at the old stand. All of the
old and new patrons will be welcome
and fairly dealt with. / shall only
make strictly first class work and
sell 1t accordingly, having 80 years
OK perience in this line. Terms strict
ly cash Respectfully yours, Jno.
hartung.
Motions for rehearing IN all the
liquor habeas corpus cases will be
flied in the next few days. This
means that the jointists' attorneys
think they have found new evidence
which the court OF appeals did not
hear and pending the action of the
court in the granting OF the motion
the, GASES will not be brought up for
trial in the district court as had been
| planned.
William Cunningham reports from
Humboldt the recent death Of Col.
| Lewis, the founder of the Presbyter-
ian Church at that place. He also re-
ports the best times among the farm.
ers i'm the south part of the county
| that he ever knew. He says there are
deposits i'm the bank there as high as
s., 900 by farmers, and that every body
| is on easy street. And that Is about
the way it Is ell over the county.
The grading crew which came here
to grade tor the cement works switch
and The new brick plant switch have
finished their work and left Saturday
night for Arkansas. The brick plant IL
ready to put their machinery in place
and II will be brought mere At once.
Considerable work Will yet be re.
quired on the cement foundations be-
fore the main part of their iron build
iugs and machinery Will he wanted.
Street Commissioner Harris has
ordered supply of vitritied brick
from the factory east of town and will
a theory that he can run the gutter
beneath the crossing, place heavy
rock cover over the gutter and build
a brick crossing on the rock which
will prove so servicable and salts lac
tory IA to be used altogether. The
first trial crossing will he across j aai
street at jefferson avenue.
Mr. A. w. French has bought the
interest of John Lewis i'm the south
Washington avenue meat market and
the firm name hereafter will be-
kreuter d French. Mr. French il q
brother of Mr.. j. W. French, o; the
Cement Co., and IL pleasant
and atlahle gentleman who
has had long experience in this
limo of buoiness 10 Laavenworth
Mrs. Frcnch and their two children
are here and have a house in the
south part of town.
H. n. Funk, the Western Union
has "A straiu of romance and senti.
menf ina him that is surprising IT.
hRa great trouble ir Ferrin0 % mes
saga boy and ha. irauhle in got nag
tho nov To- 7tav Of the office. Nbis
I morning he mi.sed the lad an after
an hours search dI-covered MIN on
In the public rqu8re to"ter fptterine
with "a small pirl hu' DO Won spp.
pose Funk sent Immediately for the
boy? No! He waited a. long MS
possible before disturbing him.
Quebsc Daily Tei-grapH Nothing
in the world is more tenacious than
newspaper circulation An old news
peper seldom losos its circulation
through competition. It others get
circulation, II is usually not At the
expense ~ an old newspaper. but at
the expense of the reading public. i
they get business, II IL not at the eX
penae Of An old established paper's
rates, hut ut the expense of business
men who pay twice. or sonnet hing
like II, for the Same thing, that is ton
the same or almost the same circu
lation.
The REGISTER had tip recently
that the Sauta he Is planning 10 10.
cate q switch engine here soon The
engine will he housed mt ChauutP
nna viii run up hare daily aud spend
the day In gond live town and for
rest and regeneration will run back
TO Chanute. When the Santa Fe
does nut an engine here the Missouri
Pacific ought to 90 cahoots with II
and erect small round house near
the Junction. Both will have to
maintain engines here and they
might ~ welt house them comf0rta
bly, as to leave them out of doors or 10
wear them out running around to the
neigh bOrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Stewart, the
well known colored people, cele GRATED
their fifteenth wedding Anniversary
the other day, and the friends OF
their own race test fed their esteem
by presenting them with n handsome
set of dishes. As Mr.. Stewart has
been the faithful ianitor Of the Pres
byterian church for many years, 1t
occurred to Mrs. s. j Croker that
his white friends would also be glad
of chance to show their esteem,
and so she passed tho hat around
with the result that Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart will have a commOdions safe
in which to keen their dishes. Ii was
q thoughtful act on the part of Nrs.
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