The Iola register., 1902-06-13

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The Lanyon Zinc Company has filed
its plat for the Palmer's Third Addi-
tion to LaHarpe. The addition con-
sists of fourteen blocks of twelve lots
each and lies west OF the other two
additions. s.. ... I'D. .s ..... |
Mr.. NJ. Miller spent a little money
for fertilizer on some OF his prairie
land and as result has a twenty
acre oat field that he says will exceed
sixty bushels to the acre and a wheat
field that is beauty. - a.i a,,"l.
H.. The band gave one of the best CON
certs it ever gave last night and there
must have been over thousand peo-
| Pile enjoying the cool breezes and the
fine music in the park. The new band
leader is a clever musician and the
band plays mighty well together.
Mr.. Crouch has called the REGIS
TER'S attention TO misstatement
made yesterday in regard to a Mr..
Baer's having been here seeking land
for brick plant and having been
disappointed by the high prices. Mr.
/ Baer is contractor and was seeking
to buy 5000, 600 brick. He made no
request for prices on land to Mr..
Crouch, and all that was said about
factory was that he might in the future
seek location for a brick and tile
works. The REGISTER was misin.
/ formed
OF all things that have happened
here because of the flood the most un-
usual was a trip taken by Jim Curtis
and Sid Wing from lola to Humboldt.
They made the trip on couple Of rail
road ties without accident. The ties
were fastened together with cross
strips OF wood and the boys took to
the water in the main channel of the
river near the cement compapy's pump
house southwest of town. They sat
astride the ties and guided the thing
as neededI by padding with their hands.
The current is swift and the water
averaged twenty feet deep, so they
had little trouble in making the trip.
They telephoned back of their safe
arrival last evening. . ''' '.
On Wednesday the Cherryvale Glass
Company made its first glass. Ten
men were busy and abouttwenty dozen
tumblers and wine glasses we're made.
The ware is known as leaden glass, a
pure crystal and the plant will make
sixty dozen glasses and employ forty
men and boys when in full operation.
The Coffeyville journal says Messrs.
FELTON, and Heller who were thought
to be landed there with cooper ative
plant, demanded that the gas company
guarantee them gas at the same rate
for five years. This the company de-
clined to do and the deal, announced
as closed, is of and the glass men
back at Chanute.
Stops the Cough
and works off the Cold.
Laxative Brmo-Quinine Tablts cure
C old in one day. No Cnre. No Paw.
Price % cents.
Topeka Journal: Representative
Scott has. introduced in the house a
bill providing for five additional com
missioners and constables in the
Indian Territory. The creation of a
new judicial district in the Indian
Territory, to be called the western dis
trict, will leavethe northern and west
ern parts of the new district with no
commissioner nearer than Muscogee.
it is to adjust this unequal distribu-
tion of commissioners that Represent
ative Scott has introduced his bill,
which provides for three new commits
sioners and three new constables in
the new district, and two new commits
sioners and two new constables in the
old district.
Primaries and Convention.
The REGISTER is asked TO urge that
the local committeeman see that the
proper credentials are made out and
J reports from the county primaries
sent in at once. Delegates to the
county convention will be able to take
the morning Katy train at lola, spend
the day at Moran and return on a
special for one and one-third fare.
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