The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-02-24

gan on u ohargeof statutory rape, had
ris pre- iminary before Justice Rob
bin last Friday aud was bound over
II he sum of $1,000 to appear for trial
at the district court. He gave bail
and is now at liberty.
The following personal property
has been left with II. III, Jones, four
miles north OF lola, to sell: One iron
harrow, one riding cultivatOr, one
mower six foot cut, one riding pillow,
rs inch, one walking pillow, one shovel,
one wagon, one fresh COW, one year.
ling steer and some tools. q w.
There is no Washing Machine on
the market that Is equal to the Knoll
double washer. 1t Is easy to operate,
does thorough and quick work, and
Toes not wear or tear the clothes, and
very durable. Manufactured right
here In lola. Don't buy until you see
or try one. Satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded. 100 North Wal.
nut.
AZ the season of the year when
pneumonia, lagrippe, sore throat,
colds, catarrh, bronchitis and lung
troubles are to be guarded against,
nothing "is fine substitute" will
"answer the purpose" or Is inst as
gOodn as One Minute Cough Cure.
That IL the one infaliihle remedy for
all lung, throat or bronchial bles
Insist vigorously upon having il IL
something elsen Is offered you. G..
B Spencer a. Co.
Pittsburg Headlights VIII Lanyon
Jr., went to lola last evening to re-
ceive the r. II. Lanyon d Bro. smelt-
ers at lola and La Harpe about We'd
nesday as one of the managers for the
new owners. VIII makes rat her
good appearance as an employee N
stead of an employer. lie says it's
his first experience in working for
hire and although "a little bit given
rs n hired hand he intends to try and
learn the ways as quickly as possible
The Columbine Rebeckah will hold
d Convention of Uugathered Spinsters
ut the lola opera house Friday even
ing February 81 This convention
usually sits behind closed doors, but
the Rebeckahs have induced them to
make it public for once. Delegat es
from all over the country. from Maine
to California. An admission fee of
25 cents for adults and Is for children
will be charged, no extra for reserved
seats.
Chanute has been Dragging about a
rabbit with horn on its nose. That's
nothing. Over ut Piqua, small town
six miles west of lola, baby was
born last fall having one large tooth
in it's head. The tooth was pulled
and another Immediately started.
The pulling process was kept up until
seven teeth had been extracted from
that one point on the jaw. Now the
other teeth are coming in but there Is
no tooth where the seven were.
FIT. Scott Monitor The TOWN. as
somewhat stirred up yesterday after
noon over the announcement that
the drillers had discovered an eleven
foot vein of jack ore on the DR.. Hoy
place, where the Ft. Scott Mining
company have been prospecting Tor
some time by drilling holes. The
hole is being sunk In the midst oil
where some fine specimens have been
obtained, but the report of the start
ling discovery could not be verified
last night by Mr.. Brogan or any OF
the otner stockholders in the COM
pany and IL is probably hoax.
One of Fred Nelson's letters, re-
Gently published in the REGISTER
found its way into the Kansas City
journal, almost entire, and when last
heard from large extract was filling
an honored space in the ST. Louis
Globe-Dem Ocrat. TO the Twentieth
Kansas, probably the most erudite
regiment doing business now, lola
contributed an educated quota from
f high school graduates and several
college men, and the letters they
: write home are exceptionally good
reading, full of good descriptions and
clearly and closely portrayiug the
! country, the people and the public
temper.
The Tuesday Club met that night al
the home of Mrs Wallace Ewing
south. west of the city. The members
met and were driven to the scene o
festivities by Ira Kelley. They haC
8 the usual most enjoyable time, ia
Y away from the maddening crowd o
Q husbands, cut up as they pleased
r had delicious spread, and cam
Q home and their husbands know moth
= ing about 1t except few hints which
8 the ladies have given them today
8 Those present " ere: Mesdames Scott
X Adlai Ewing, Foust, Sleeper, Smith
Spencer, Northrup and McNiel.
r Inc Slbt6Tb Vi bhlut II ThuCls SllutOi
a Iowa, Writes under the date of Jar
Il uary 81, 1897, about six months ago
q very reverend clergyman recon
a mended Regan's Rheumatism Rem
4 edy to US as one of our sisters was
l. severe sufferer from rheumatism {
v over three years duration. After sh
= had used one bottle of the remedy "
are pleased to say she was entirel
% cured. We therefore cheerful
\ recommend this wonderful remedy
a ali similarly AFFLICTED and HEARTH
q wish 1t the unlimited success 1t g
n richly deserves. For sale by Evan
A Bros. ST per bottle
l. Union: The Humboldt Gas Co
,, supply of "heatin' stuff was a
e right during the long continued col
% spell Not break, stoppage G
shortage occurred during the entir
zero period. OF course there WEI
y times when we all felt we would lik