The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-02-16


| spencer d Co.
AS there has been considerable
curiosity among the women tax pay
ers as to whether or not they can vote
at the bond election, the REGISTER
will say that great and wise male
population has decided that they can
not.
Lewis Dennis, Salem, Ind, says:
"KodOl Dyspepsia Cure did me more
good than anything 1 ever took" 1t
digests what you eat and can not
help but cure dyspepsia and stomach
troubles. G. b. Spencer d Go.
The two-year old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. l.. Daysinger, who recently
came here and rented a house i'm the
Bunnel addition, died sunday OF
pneumonia and the remains were TAX
en- this morning to their former home
in the western part of Woo lson coun-
ty for burial.
What the British army in South
Africa needs IL vitality. II they
would get each officer and enlisted
man bottle Of Gatlin's Sarsaparilla
Celery Tonic, the great blood and
nerve builder, the condition of their
health would be 80 they might DO bet
ter service. For sale by local drug
gists.
Andree's balloon seems to be o hard
proposition, as 1t has not as yet been
found, but when you find q cough or
cold that will not succumb to few
doses of Gatlin's Cough Syrup An
dree's balloon will be as easy found as
the noon-day sun. Get your money
back If not cured. For sale by local
druggists.
1t was generally conceded that the
cry when Mr.. Languille was
enough, but those whe have seen Mr..
CANDLES work declare 1t is even
better. Do not send out of town for
blank work until you have given the
REGISTER Bindery a trial.
Tom Irwin is driving one of the finest
| 2-year old hllies that ever pulled sulkey,
Horsemen say 1t is the coming S-year-Old
trotter Of Kansas. T. Whisenand owns
it. Chdnute Sum.
This filly Is daughter of II. A.
Edgar's driving mare which he
shipped here from Chicago and he
has another like her out on the farm.
An old soldier. speaking of the
African war, remarked that the shows
ing made by the Beers following right
after the showing made by the
American Republics army against
spain, seemed to knock into cooked
hat the old theory that standing
armies could wallop volunteers in
short order And it does look that
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Smith left Tues
day for Joplin, Mo-, where they ex-
pect to make their future home and
engage in the wall paper and paint
ing business as here Mr.. Smith has
made several trips to Joplin to be
sure he WAS locating in place that
suited him and Monday he shipped
his household goods. Their friends
are sorry to have them leave.
Anybody wanting a deep hole full
of blasted hopes can obtain same at
very reasonable figures by calling or
writing to the gas committee at
Toronto. 1t might be safest to write
as the people are somewhat savage in
their disappointment, The well was
finished to depth that left no doubt
that bottom was found aud no signs
of gas raised false hopes. lola ex-
tends condolences.
Harry Sofge, an old lola boy, who
got mixed up in the printers strike
at Kansas City, has fled the battle
field and is foreman at the Olathe
Mirror office, a job under a good boss,
easier work and a boarding house
which serves chicken thrice weekly
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He aeked the reporter to have these
latter items particularly impressed
upon his lola friends
Colony Free Press: w. II. Quiet is
hauling logs to lola, yet some people
say there is not timber IN Kansas
Geo Wise and family en-.
joyed very pleasant visit this week
with Mr.. Donaldson and wife of lola
formerly from Virginia, their native
State. Heand Mr.. Wise being school
boys together, losing track of each
other until an acquaintance was Of
fected at lola few weeks ago.
They were talking the other day
| about the hard fighting around Lady
smith, and ii reminded Capt. Slower
of the seige of Pstersbur and of day
when after n long detour the COM
mand to which he belonged found it's
self within hailing distance of the
Rebel trenches in front of that city.
"Hi Johnnie" shouted one of our
fellows, "How far is it to Petersburg?'
about four miles," was the answer.
and then another high pitched voice
shrilled out, "But say, Yank, it's a
Id poor road !"
N. V. Moore, post.ofIice building,
has houses to sell at the following
prices: $3.50, $500, $40, $500, $3.50 500,
$500, $40, 5000, $3.50, 81 900, $l,lO0
$1,000. Others run from $1,000 to $4,000,
also farms and ranches ranging in
price from 5000 to $4,000. He also
has thousands OF money to loan at 7
per cent, without commission, on
good risks. Application for loans on
good city property, close in, or on i'm.