The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-01-12

Brlce ana Flora "A. PARSONS, DOJn OF |
5avonburg. Long may they live and |
prosper.
Chanute Tribune: Chanute has a
case to the point in the whisky bust
ness, and that is mother goes in
sane and Ia to be sent to the asylum,
one child Ia in jail and will be sent to
the reform school and the father Is a
drunkard,
The werst after effects of Influenza
arise from deranged functions of the
liver. Clear the blood at once with
HERBINE, for 1t will strengthen the |
liver to withdraw from circulation
the hillary poisons. Price so cents.
Evans Bros.
One of the things which always ap. |
peals to people who visit lola is the |
brick supply and the cheapness
thereof. People who have been used
to paying $40 a thousand for indif-
fereDt brick are speechless when con.
fronted with Iola's matchless product
at So and Sc.
Many an innocent little darling Is
suffering untold agony and cannot ex-
plain It's troubles. Mark your child's
symptoms, you may find 1t troubled
with worms; give 1t WHITES
CREAM VEkMIFUGE and restore 1t
to quietness and health. Price rs
cents. Evans Bres.
The Chanute Tribune is highly
elated over the fact that six lots have
been sold there during the past ten
days. What would Dewey do II
he lived here where there are from six
to twenty lots changing hands every
day. But then elk in a week 10 quite
n boom for Chanute.
The REGISTER hopes the figures
may prove official In this from the
Humboldt Herald: "a rumor was
current on the streets this week that
about $1,000 which Joe Langley had
on deposit in an lola bank had been
attached for his fine and the costs of
his trial for selling liquor contrary to
law.n
Kansas City Journal A ScOtehman
at lola informs the REGISTER that I'm
Scotland the celebration OF New
Years extends over three days and lie
made period of fast drinB ing and
, loud merry-making. And thus
puzzling thing has been made very
plain. The Scotchman never gets a
, chance to swear off.
Oskaloosa Independent: Mics Louella
Wheeler returned to lola Wednes-
day, after ten days visit home. She
/ says lola has had such wonderful
growth in so short time that not one
, OF the Churches in town ie large
enough for its congregation and all
will have to enlarge. lola is a great
example of expansion.
Wichita Eagle: Judge Simons of
/ Fort Scott, who Is original, gave a
a jointist from email town near Fort
Scott the minimum sentence the other
day on the ground that If, In O big
! town like Fort Scott, men can conduct
= joints, men who similarly violate the
Q law in smaller towns should not be
), made to suffer heavy penalties.
All of Mr.. Busley's lola friends will
. hope he may reap q deserved reward
= tor this fowl trick, recorded by the
= LaHarpe News:
Henry Busley thinks he has his old hens foul,
He has constructed patent nest that allows
V the egg which Is laid TO disappear. He thinks
that the old hen when she cannot see the egg
etc. Mr.. BuBley's hopes are rosy tinted,
II The Toronto Republican says of the
!. well Fred Horton IL drilling there:
II "The drillers at the gas we'll suspend.
J. ed work Wednesday at noon. The
drill made crooked hole at depth of
about 400 feet which caused the delay
II and we understand that the derrick
u will be moved few feet and a new
test hole started"
n Harry Thomas has in his
l. lumber office at Breakdown a lady's
muff which eXcites considerable in
quiry. He explains its presence in
q this way: A lady was crossing the
y street and suddenly disappeared
% leaving he muff floating on top of the
n mud. He rescued it in hope of iden-
d tifying her through it.
Humboldt Union: Friday morning
I, of last week Thomas Cations house,
:, = in East Cottage Grove, was destroyed
, = by fire. But only few of the house
=, hold effects were saved. Mr.. Cation,
20 while attempting to save some of the
20 furniture, was burned; but not serl-
10 ously. The fire was caused by de-
tective flue. There was an Insurance
It of $3.50 on the house and $50 on the
If furniture,
a Having bought out the grocery in
B. terest of G.. f. King, of the Model
II Cash Grocery store, 1 desire the pat
r. ronage of all the old customers of Mr..
King and as many others as may see
fit TO trade with me. sell for cash
o Therefore will be able to sell as low
a as the lowest. Come and get ac-
@ qualnted with me. | desire to know
V you whether you trade with me. or
J. not. g. II. Morrison. 3t
Chanute Tribune: lola has O mer.
- chant who has all unusually keen eye
- for business. At this season of the
~ year, considered the dullest, he oc-
% cupies one whole page In each of the
70 lola papers. He goes on the princi.
|, pie that anybody can get trade dur
% ing holidays, but it is the man who
. advertises who secures it on dull