The Iola register., 1889-05-17
New Windsor ties at Rodman's.

New Windsor ties at Rodman's.
A fine chamber suit of three pieces
20x24 beveled glass In dresser, only
SIS at Patterson's.
We can make it to the advantage o
all those who order their -four in large
quantities to buy of us. Cowan &
Ausherman,
I lam not saying much now, but ]
don't want anybody to forget that
meet all competition in the dry goods
and clothing line. Call and be con.
vinced. d. Ewart.
Mr.. Frank Smith returned last week
to his old home in Maryland. He viii
probably come back to Kansas in the
fall. At least he was afraid to say
that he didn't expect to come back al
all.
AT the meeting of the Ministerial
Union, on Monday it was agreed that
evening meetings at the different
churches should be commenced at
o'clock during the remainder of the
summer.
Ifsome of our Elm township friends
would kindly step around and awaken
our LaHarpe correspondent, the favor
would be appreciated. He has been
asleep so long that his friends are be.
coming alarmed.
There will be preaching at the Re-
formed church at the ueual hours on
Sunday by the pastor, Morning sub.
ject, "The Unbridled Tongue, Scripture
James 1: 26. Evening subject, "The
Unseen Christ"
The usual Memorial Day sermon
delivered on the last Sunday in the
month, will te preached by Rev. s. A.
Alt, upon the invitation Of McCOok
Post. The services will probably be
held in the Opera House.
For SALE OR TRADE: A thorough
bred shore horn bull ..calf. Calf with
sire and dam may be seen, at my farm
four miles south of Lone Elm. Write
for pedigree and particulars.
]. B. FERGUS, Lone Elm, Ks.
The ladies Working Society of the
Presbyterian church will hold
its annual meeting for the election OF
officers at the church next Tuesday
afternoon at four o'clock. A full at.
tendance is especially requested.
Mrs. II. A. Ewing went to Indepen-
dence Tuesday as delegate from the
lola society to attend the sixth annual
meeting of the Woman's Missionary
Society of the NeoshO Presbytery. She
was accompanied by her SOD, Elliott.
lola is to be congratulated. They
have but one newspaper-the REGIS.
TER-and as a consequence Mr.. Scott
can give them a much better paper
than formerly and they will give him
the support he deserves.-Yates Cen.
ter Ne,Ds.
They do say that one of the young
lady teachers went to the social at Mr..
Hankins' Tuesday night on whee!
barrow, the motive power being fur
nished by another one Of the teachers.
And still school went on the next day
as if nothing had happened.
Round trip tickets over the Mo Pao..
to Leavenworth are now OH sale fOr
those wishing to attend the meeting of
the Grand Lodge, knights of Pythias.
Chair car all the way. Only one
change. One fare for the round trip.
G. w. MORGAN. Agent.
Never had preparation more ap.
propriate name than Ayers Hair Wig
or. When the capillary glands become
enfeebled by disease, age or neglect,
this dressing imparts renewed life to
the scalp, so that the hair assumes
much of its youthfullness and beauty.
Dyspepsia causes depraved blood,
which, in time, affects every organ
and function of the body. As a
remedy for these troubles, nothing can
approach Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t vital.
izes the blood, strengthens the stom-
ach, and corrects all disorders Of the
liver and kidneys.
We regret to announce the death OF
Mrs. Uriah Thomas, of Carlyle, which
occurred on Monday after briefillness
The funeral services were conducted
on Tuesday at the residence by Revs.
Wilson of Carlyle, and Irwin, Of
Geneva, the remains being inferred al
the lola Cemetery.
The first number of the Oklahoma
Times, A. G. and w. w. Scott pub
fishers, was issued last Friday and is
a rattling good paper ''if we do say it,
as perhaps shouldn't" Sample copies
may be seen at this office and sub.
scriptions will be forwarded for those
wishing to receive It.
Mr.. J. c. Ball, who h.s besn em.
ployed in Kans::s City for several
months past, has returned to his home
north Of town where he will remain
for the present. He is interesting him.
self just now in working up q camp o,
Sons Of Veterans, Of which order he is
an enthusiastic taember.
Can't the good people of CARLYLE ge,
together and compel on of their bright
young men or women to aot as CORES
pondent for the REGISTER? CARLYLE is
one of the beet neighborhoods in the
couaty-we were born there and ought
TO knOw-and it ought to be represent
ed in the columns OF the county paper.
D. w. Ranneis, formerly a resident
Of Elsmore township, has left the
county without notifying us of his des.
tination and without saying anything
about a debt Of $40 which he owes
this Office on subscription. We are
gradually hDding who the dead beats
are, but the trouble is that we seldom
find out in time.
DIED: OF fpneamonia. after an Ill.
ness of three days, at her home in Fort
Scott on May 6, Nellie, daughter oI
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Welch, in the
sixth year Of her age. Mr.. and Mrs
WEIGH formerly lived in this county
and have many friends here who will
be grieved to learn OF the loss of til ell