The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-10-06

Thousands of the most stubborn
and distressing cases of piles have
been cured TABLER'S BUCKEYE
PILE OINTM ZEN 4. 1t never fails to
cure. Price, 80 cts. in bottles, tubes
10 cts. Evans Bros.
Mr.. 1. II. Kasbeer moved his fam
lily up from Salem township last week
and they are now at home in their
new house, 40 South Buckeye. Mr..
Kasbeer will engage in the real
estate and loan business and the
REGISTER Is glad to welcome him
his family to lola.
Rev. Leslie Potter arrived from st.
Louis Monday with his younger
daughter, Dorothy, who will remain
here this winter, with her grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rich
ards. Mrs. Potter, the REGISTER il
sorry to learn, is in poor health, and
Is spending the winter i'm the Adir-
ondack mountains.
The. REGISTER received another
car load OF print paper Friday, the
last carload having been exhausted
fully two months sooner than esti.
mated when IL was ordered. A car
load of paper weighs fifteen tons and
costs the big end of thousand dol
are. Now is the time to subscribed
ElsmOre Enterprise: Ed Howe, of the
Atkinson Globe, IL vindicated. He
said the Atchison ball team could
beat the Kansas city Blues and they
did 1t three times straight last week,
the scores being 10 Is 5-10-S in fa-
vor of Atchison. No wonder the lola
base ball club has not been heard
from since they went to Atchison.
The farmers out west of the river
are organizing themselves to protect
their cattle from the inroads of rab-
bit and quail-hunters. They propose
to put up signs warning people from
hunting on their places and they will
sssist each other in prosecuting any
one caught violating these notices.
Chanute Sun: The council met last
night TO pass upon the Forest Oil Co. +,
proposition to sell the gas plant to the
city. AS was expected, the PROPOSE
ton was rejected and no agreement
reached. The price OF 500 600 cash or
sos, 900 on time was deemed ridicu-
lousy exorbitant and out of all ques-
ton. Whether they may finally
| uE hhh TWO bC 10 nOl
even matter of prophecy.
WANTED-We will pay $1,000 a
week salary to either a man or wo-
man to represent the Midland Month
ly Magazine as a supscription solicit
tor. The Midland is the same size as
McClures or the Cosmopolitan 1t.
is now in its sixth year and IL the
only Magazine of this kind published
in the great Central West. A hand.
some premium given TO each sub
scriber. Send 10 cents for copy of
the Midland and premium list to the
TWENTIETH CENTURY PUBLISHING
Co., 81. Louis, Mo.
The Missouri Pacific office force
moved Friday from the old TO the
new depot. The wires and instru-
meuts have been changed and the
furniture was moved into the new
office. Consequently the public will
now take possession of the brick
| building and hereafter occupy II.
Time was when lola held public
demonstrations on such occasions, but
a town can't demonstrate all the lime
and so the custom was dropped.
Rev. and Mrs. j. Walter Doughty
left Friday for Japan where
they VIII engage I'm missionary work
under the direction of the Presbyter-
ian board for eight years. Mrs.
Doughty Is well remembered and
loved in A lien tounty as Miss Brooke
Cozne, of Carlyle, and all her friends
follow her and her family with their
good wishes and prayers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Doughty have already spent five
years or more in the work and are re-
turning to the field after one years
leave of absence to this country.
1t is reported that former resident OF
Kansas has made 100000 out of a comb1na-
ton tool with sixteen TO OILS in one, OF
course he conld Just as easily made 1t sew
enteen or eighteen In one, but he stopped
| where he did because he thought the phrase
| sixteen TO one" would make good ca tch
| line in his advertising. Capital.
The gentleman above referred to Is
Mr.. II. G. Long, formerly of lola, who
was here a short time ago and sold "a
great number of his "16 to |" tool.
Billy Ransom, the only one of the
score of men convicted by the district
court OF selling liquor in Allen county
who went to Jail, Friday completed
his term of imprisonment and wac
turned out of jail. He Is "a man of
considerable ability, we'll educated
and good natured and 1t will not be
at all difficult for him to advance in
almost any calling. He left the
same day for his home Girard where
his family lives and the REGISTER
certainly wishes him a better bus
ness and more prosperous finale In
his next undertaking,