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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-08-22

II Is no longer n debatable question as
to whether Hog Cholera can be prevented
and cured.
1t has been proven over and over again
that BRAGDoN's SPECIFIC for the preven-
ton and cure of the swine plague or hog
cholera will cure and prevent this hereto-
when used In strict accordance with our
directions.
Read the testimonials written by honor
per from time to time:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-05

The leading plants in our line of bust.
ness all over the country are getting into
the manufacture of ammonia on large
scale for use in refrigerating machines.
Every large consumer of ice needs such
machine to fall back on when no ice
crop IL made, even if it is not desired to
use artificial ice regularly. The freezing
machine has many advantages over the
Ice box. There are no Stops: no heavy
hitting has to be done; the cold storage
room is always kept at an even tempera-
ture just below freezing point; the cakes
are OF uniform thickness, and their
weight Is always known; and, in fact, the
refrIgerating business is revolutionized
by the artificial process. Moreover. the
ice Is just as clear, pure and free from
bacteria as natural ice. During the next
season the process will be the mainstay
OF large consumers Of ice in st. Louis.
and may lie extensively resorted to for
sale to small consumers. as natural ic.
will necessarily be very dear.-Interview
IN St Louis Globe Democrat.
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New York Produce Market.

FLOUR Receipts, 2,,7O7 pkgs; exports, 5i4i
bbls; sales, 1880. Repeat quotations incud
ing City mill extra, - l5aa4 10, patent, a 65a
Is rs; superfne, ~ 00as2 IS; extra No Q, d. x0.
o. IS; winter wheat low grade. a. 25as2 IS, Min
nesota extra, % 66a$i 50, southern Hour dull
rye -four quiet.
wHEAT Receipts, 1880 exports, 81, 400, sales
~ 900, dull No. 2 spring -, No red
gu, Mop red, s5iai. elevator s6iss6l fob sslas7i
qai
RYE-9ulet.
BARLEN-firm.
CoRs-Receipts, 20! 600, exports, 2t7.3Jl sales,
$4,000; easy; steamer, }6,aa7l, No 2, 36sa36s
store and elevator, a;sa87s delivered.
oArs-keceipts, II 900; exports N, 100, sales
III, 900; easy No g. y do white ls.a2ai No 2 a29I
do white, 29la ssl. No l. 30, do white, 81; Mixed
Western, 25iai0l. whit. do. 30a35.
toFFEE-fair; Rio fair, 1qs.
SU1AR-Raw firm. refined easy, demand
lower, crushed 5sa5l, extra crushed. 5aa5E white
extra crushed, 5iafi cut loaf, Il; grsnnlated 81.
quiet, steady, !05s.
PoRk-steHdy.
BEEF-frin
LARD-dnll, western steam, % goa a. 20 clos
Ing 81 20, city steam, % 70 refined fair com inent
81 .Oas6 So, >. A. s70J
BUTTER -trm -, western dairy pai-, do
creamery. Ha27t
CHEESE firm Freight- to Liverpool trim.
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Rebisso is the sculptor. and when q
committee recently inspected his work
entire satisfaction with it was ex pressed.
The statue represents the general kr
quietly in his saddle. n
The sculptor has shown apptrH Poe
of the fact that Grant was not sdlldiss
of romance. but calm, stem man OK
practical ideas. Gen. Joseph Stockton,
one of the trustees of the statue com.
mittee. says:
II remember HOW that al the battle of
Big Black River Grant sat on his horss
beside pool of muddy water, LOOKING
just As this statue represents him. An
officer rode up and said: General, they
have opened a battery on us over there. :
Put brigade III and take it, ans wersd
Grant, without showing the least ex
element,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-05

MISS PURCELL.
I. Departure from his home in Tres.
ton, y. j.. Of DR.. Kniflin, a dentist.
, Arrival at Trenton Of Emma Pir-
cell. u cousin Of Mrs. Kniffin NEE MW.
phyl, who boarded with the kniffins
5. Discovery the next morning by Dr.
Shannon, knitfin's partner. that the
kuiiiin apartments We're in great disos-
der Mrs. knifiin found dead. sppas-
emily from chloroform. Miss Purcell
found lying on the floor. She told .
story of burglars.
4. Arrival home of DR. knifiin.
!. Suspicious of Miss Purcell and Dr.
kriilin expressed, Both placed under
surveillance.
6. Unsuccessful attempt at suicide By
Dr. Knifiin.
Z. Funeral of Mrs Kniffin.
8. Beginning of coroner's inquest. Re-
fusal of Miss Purcell to answer quss-
tious.
0. Arrest of knffin and Miss Purcell
On charge Of murder.
10. Release Of the suspected parties
ON bail.
II. Interview with Miss Purcell, h
which she denied charges Of murder nd
undue intimacy with D' knitlin.
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Cured by Cuticura

II bad known OF the CUIICrRA REAEDisa
twenty ighi years ago Il would have saved -
emo. ttw) h1Ddr.d dollars) and immsese
, amount NJ suffering Ny disease (psoriasis) oon-
nirnced nv head 10 spot not larger than ceaf
II spread rapidly all over my body and got nader
my nails. fhe scae- would drop OF Of me all III
time, and my suffering was eBdless and ~ithost
relief. ono thou.and dollar. would not tempt -
20 have thi. disease over again. ans poor naa,
but feet rich 20 be relieved Of what some Of ths
doctors said sas lcprosy, some ringwofm. ~
rta'is. etc took and SarshpariilAs over
one year and half. but no cure. Iwest 20 tvo0
three doctors, and no cure. cannot praise ~
trrirVKA REAEDigs too much They have mass
NY akin a. clear and free from scales ~ . babye
An used ~ them were three boxes OF CUTicrnA,
aud three bottle. Of tUrfCrEA RE-OLvESI, ~
two cakes Of CuTiCURA soar. II you had 80
here 81 said you would have cured ne for e2pp1,
you would have had the money looked IKE ~
picture In your book Of psoriasis picture nune0
two, How 20 Cure skin Disea.es,' but nov =
~ ciesr "a any person ever was. Through fofwm
habit rub my hands over my arms and III ~
scratch once In a while but 10 no purpose. -
all Vell. scratched twenty eight years. asd
got 10 be kind Of second nature 10 me. than
you thousand times
DExsIs IppwsfxG waterbury. w. b
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HOW THEY WERE NAMED.

January is Of Latin origin. from the word
Sanuarius, named by the ancient Romans In
honor of their 20 called god, Janus. to
whom the season of the year was sacred
February cornes from lie Latin word Feb
ruarius, derived from februm. which, in the
Sabine language. meant purgative : =
hence comes the noun Februra. which Ng-
nihed the Roman festival Of lustration and
expation
March is named in honor Of Mars. the
Roman god q war
April derived is name from the latin
apriiis' and that from Aperire, which means
to open.
May is name, The origin Of which comes
from the Romans, in honor Of Maia. the
mother Of Mercury and daughter Of Atlaz
June Is name that all will readily think
o. when they read the history Of the goddess
Juno. In this month she seemed, from all
account to be greatly @orshippAd
July is in honor of the great Roman, Caius
julius Csssar, who was born at this seoaon Of
the year
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Cuticura Resolvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and parest ssA
bee, Of HamOr remedies, Internally, and CrTice.
EA. the great skin Cure, and CuTfcCgA soar. =
exquisite Skin Bssutinsr, externally, spseddy, -
permanently cure every specie. Of itching barst1.
scaiy, cr1sted, pimply, screfulous, and here0fAI
diseases and hamors Of the skin scalp, and bisos.
with ios. Of hair. from pimpes TO scrosslA.
sold everywhere. Price. CurfcCaA, Soc., 5oAk.
25o., kE-ofvEST, o.. Prepared by the Porfss
DRCG AND CHEMICAL CogPoBArros. Bostos.
Ep-seud for "Hov 10 Cure skin Diseased y
pages, Illustrations, and 100 testIrnonials.
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PURSUIT. OF ENGLISH WOMEN

There ar" 1910 women engaged IN mAb
cal and surg ca SorA, nursing, etc
Three bundled and forty seven fssnAh
blaeLsun. us actually swing heavy hammer
-Four hundred and hfty-two busy then
selves 10 editing, compiling and writing
books
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-05

II you will send us your address, we will
mail yon our illustrated pamphlet explain.
ing all abou, DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Violate Belt and Appliances. and their
charming effects upon the nervous debili-
tated system, and how they will quickly
restore YOU to vigor, manhood and health.
II you are thus Affected We will send you
Belt aed Appliances on trial.
Voitaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
jsn97dAvlyfolrn
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Shaker
Extract of
Roots.
(SeigeI's Syrup
Gu r ES
Dyspepsia.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

Mr.. W. II. Hail, Foreman Of the Delivery De
partne Mt Of the above Company, save "shaksr
Extract OF Roots fseigefs Syrup IL the geu,le.t
psrasante~', safest and surest remedy In this
Eorid Tor constipation. Indigestion and dy.pepsia
The most delicate women and children MAJ take
II, whom any other medicine would half KIN. II
Cared me OF dyspepsia and its resulting complica-
tons after the disease had been growing UPON
me Tor years and obtained 80 firm hold that the
best physicians Of Jersey City IN. y where I
live, were at the end OF thsir resources p~r
sornuy knoe that Shaker Extract Of Roots {seI-
gers syrup Il prepared by the shakers, a. have
visited their Community at NJ. Lebanon, " Y,
whfr. the good work IL done n any one Of the
countless fhossends who suffer from dyspepsia. a.
rected. will pledge my reputation for his cure :,
Sold by all drugg1sts.
send for our Illustrated pamphlet How We
Shall Look When We Grow Old New and
Startling. Mailed free. Address
\ j. WHITE, 1e6 Duane st., New York
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chcAeo's MONUMENT TO GRANT.
1t win Re Unveiled sept. 1. iSse. - !
MAsrerpiece.

On Sept Of this year Chicago's mou-
upient 10 Gen. U. $. Grant will be un.
yelled. Ii will stand on an enormSu.
pedestal, which is already in place. anA
will overlook the beautiful Lake Shoss
drive
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Scratched 20 Years

II ,dy covered with scales. Itching tss.
ribfe. suffering endless. No rsltes.
boctors aud incidence fail. speedily
cured by Cutieura at q cost Of IS.
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! am with great respect.
Your ebedient servant.
j. H. MAyIEy.

Toastmaster Michaslis: Comrades, the
next regular toast is The Bar" When I
was boy, ard probably some of you can
recall the same fact, I looked with awed
interest upon the we'll known engraving of
Daniel Webster addressing the Senate Of
the United States on the CONT promise meas
u-es Of 1850. The great Mass iehu.et,s
senator there euch.ins by his eloQuence
sixty of his peers in intellect. OF all that
senate, today but three survive and By q
strange coincidence all those three are men
Who we're born within thirty miles Of each
other, fact that speaks we'll for the visor.
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sat by his hrr, and ia ked the night away
Wept DER hi- wounds or. tales Of sorrow done
>houidertd his cruich, and showed how fields wer,
won Goidsnith.
W.. ToaStmasf'r, Ladies and Gentienan
The people of this country, with a lib.
crafty unexampled in the history of ma.
lions, among other means of testifyins
their obligation and gratitude toward the
defenders of the Union, have established
National Homes where the veteran, when
be becomes helpless and unable to suppor,
himself. may And refuge and shelter for
the remainder of his lite. Established or.
iqinally 10 provide only for those no were
directly disabled by wounds and sickness
incurred in the war of the Rebellion, their
benefits are now extended to all veterans
who can cot support themselves BY manual
LABOR.
The Home asks not whether the service
performed extended through days or wears I;
whether the disability came in the line of
duty, on the battle field, in camp or on tn.
march; they ask not whether the soldier
has passed the intervening years in virtu-
Gus living and honest toll, or in the slums
OF vice and wickedness with no record of
faithful labor and pure life; they ask not
whether the past 10 picture bright with
the tints Of duty we'll performed, or dark
with the coiors Of lost opportunities, mis-
directed and misused powers
The appli ant for admission may have
travelled in the highes, or the lowest walks
of life; may have stood before men in the
proud consciousness of rectitude and puri-
ty of purpose, or cringed at the bar Of
justice, receiving l.. nerited sentence for
crime and wickedness done.
No mater how hobby or how baseiy
the years since Appamattox have been
spent, only one fact 10 recognized that they
are needy, siek and weary, aud the doors of
the National Homes are opened to receive
them.
curtain 10 thrown over the period since
the close of the war, AMI they stand a. they
stood at Antiesam and Getsys urg, Murfrees-
boro and Nashville. simply defe nders Of the
Union. Only one question 10 ssked-wheth-
The Iola register., 1890-08-22
R.o,v IN .eHone.. John >.

THE following was refused publiea-
ton i'm the Farmers Friend to which
1t was first sent, and the REGISTER
Is asked to make room foi it.-ED.)
I see in the Farmers Friend that
Honest John" of Spring Branch an
nounces an appointment for me to
speak at Deer Creek school house
Aug. 3, at o'clock. He asks his
brother Democrats to come and hear
me. As was at Yates Center ON that
date, / could not be there. He didn'-
say whether it would be i'm the mornt
ing or evening but rs know "Honest
John" don't get up until about that
| time i'm the morning, I suppose he
meant evening. He announces me as
the Republican War Horse. Now I
don't object to that name. because I
think il an honor to be called n Re
publican, instead of being called
what he is-8 Democrat Whiskey
HOrse-an advocate of whiskey, hat
er of old soldiers and pensions in par
ticular, and the Republican primary at
CARLYLE was not run to suit him.
| like to talk to intelligent Democrats
for 1 think they need it but would say
| to "HOnest John" that it would take
something besides talk to teach him
any thing 1 would suggest about four
year old club to make any impression
on him. FRANK JACKSON.
The Iola register., 1890-08-22
w C. Z. Convention.

The second county convention OF
Allen county W. c. I. c. viii con-
vene in the Presbyterian church on
Friday, Aug. 9, at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
PROGRAM.
1000 o'clock-CoDsecratio services.
IO:So-Enrollment; Appointment oi
committees; minutes OF preceding
convention; reports Of Unions.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
200 o'clock-Devotions.
a:3o-Minutes Of morning session; Re
ports of Department Superintend-
ents with short papers from each
On methods for promoting interest;
Eyangelistie, Prison and Aims
house; Juvenile and Anti-To-
baeco; Scientific Temperance In
stFuction. Franchise. Sabbath OBJ
servanee, Sunday school and
Press work; Literature and "OuI
Messenger" Legal and Petition
Address by President.
100 o'clock.-Exercises by Band o.
Promise; Election of officers; re
port of committees; Unfinished
business; Question box; Adjourn.
meDt.
The Iola register., 1890-08-22
Resolutions Of Coincidence

Resolred, that, whereas death hav-
ing entered our midst and claimed for
its own Brother Thomas Gibson, our
secretary, and one of the brightest and
best of our Sabbath School, has there
by made our hearts sad and sorrowful
over so great a loss. But We sorrow not
as those that have no hope, for it is writ
ten: Blessed are the dead who die in
the fear of the Lord, from henceforth !;
Yea, saith the Spirit that they may
rest from their labors, and their works
do follow them.n We trust that he
has only lain down the mortal and
puton immortality ,andthat in the great
future he will be waiting and watch
ing beside the pearly gate to welcome
Others of our little band TO the gold
paved streets of the New Jerusalem.
That we deeply sympathize with the
bereaved parents and brother whose
hearts are still bleeding over the loss
of such a kind and obedient son and
brother on whose kindness and noble
manhood they had relied as stay and
solace in declining age. May the Great
Healer be there TO pour balm upon
their wounds and bind up their broken
hearts.
Resolred, That copy Of these reso-
lutions be sent to the family of the de
ceased, and if their consent is obtained
that they be published in the county
papers. NAY CAHPBkl.L.
- MARION LOCKWOOD
ooih. SAM HENDRIX.
EvERT WEST.
The Iola register., 1890-08-22
Reautiful Oklahoma

Oklahoma has been placed under a
regular form of government, and good
Iowa reservation, joining it on the
east, will shortly be opened for settle
ment. This will bring about an in
creased immigration. Guthrie and
Oklahoma City, the two largest cities
In the new territory, are reached only
via Santa Fe route. Norman, Ed
mond, Alfred and Purcell, all thriving
towns are also local points on the
Santa Fe Route. In travelling to Ok
lahoma for sight seeing or business, be
sure to buy tickets via Santa Fe route
the only railroad passing entirely
through Oklahbma from North to
south. Two daily express trains each
way
The Iola register., 1890-08-22
Ordinance No. 295.
An ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION OF
ORDINANCE NUMBER Isl OF THE Or
DINANCES OF THE CITY OF lola.

An ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION OF
ORDINANCE NUMBER Isi OF THE Or
DINANCEs OF THE CITY OF lola.
Be II ordained by the mayor and councilmen
Of the city of lola, Kansas:
SECTION That section numbered four 90
Of ordinance numbered one hundred and eighty
four tsi) Of the ordinances of said city, be, and
the same hereby is, amended so as to read as fol-
lows to-wit:
SECTION Iv-The city attorney shall re-
ceive as compensation for his services q salary
Of seventy dyr dollars (s15 UDl per year, payable
by said city, in quarterly in-fallInents. In ad-
ition to such salary be shall receive the follow
ing fees: For drafting each complaint, for yio-
lation Of city ordinances, the sum OF two dollars
and fifty cents (s2 5O) For cases in police court
for violation Of city ordinance, where separate
trial IL not demanded, the sum Of two dollars
and fifty cents ts1. 50) for each defendant tried
and convicted ;and where separate trial Is grant
ed, the sum Of four dollars ts4 oo) for each de-
fendant tried and convicted. For cases in dis
trict court, arising under any OF the ordinances
for each defendant tried and convicted: and
where any Of such cases are taken 10 the SUI
preme court and the Judgment Of the district
court Is there affirmed, or the defendant fails 10
prosecute his appeal to effect, said attorney
shall receive for attending to thu same in such
court, the sum Of twenty dollars $50 COZ for
each defendant, such fee tO be taNefi by the clerk
Of the district court upon receipt Of mandate
from supreme court. For habeas corpus cases,
the sum OF fifteen dollars (sl5.o0l for each de-
fendant in each court in which such proceeding
OF hebeas corpus Is denied: all Of ssid fees
hereinbefore provided for TO be taxed and col
lected as other costs, but In no case shall the
city be liable for any Of said fees.
SECTION H.-That said section numbered
| four 90 Of said ordinance numbered one hund-
| red and eighty -four (ls4l, and all other ordi-
nances or parts ofordinances in conflict with the
provisions OF this ordinance be, and the same
hereby are repealed.
snTION iii This ordinance shall TAXI
effect and be IN force from and after its publica-
\ ton once in The LOLA REGIsTxR
Approved this Iith day Of August. A: ID u
ls9e. r J. THAYER, Mayor OF the city Of lola.
| Attest: Chas. y Scott, CITY Clerk
The Iola register., 1890-08-22
The Pulpit and the stage.

Rev. +. NJ. Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound, Kan.,
says: .'feel il my duty to tell what
wonders DIR. Kings New Discovery
has done for me. My lungs were bad
ly diseased, and my parishOners
thought 1 could only few weeks. I
took five bottles of DIR. Kings New
Discovery and am sound and well,
gaining 26 pounds in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination; writes: "After q
thorough trial and convincing evil
dence, / am confident DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, beats them
all, and cures when everything else
fails. The greatest kindness 1 can do
my thousand friends is to urge them
to try it," 10 cent trial bottles at w.
J. Evans drugstore. Regular sizes
80 cents and 81 90.
The Iola register., 1890-08-22
DO You know?

The Santa Fe Route can sell You
tickets to Pacific coast points as cheap
as any line. They have more tickets
via. all routs, baggage checked
through to destination, and they now
have on sale special round trip tickets
good for six month, stop off privaleges
good going or returning via. any route
YOU can name For full particulars
see local agent lola, Kansas, or address
G.. T. NICHOLSON, g. p. and Il. agt.
Topeka, Kansas.
The Iola register., 1890-08-22
Missionary Convention.

Program of the woman's and Child
ren's annual missionary convention OF
Allen county, to be held in the Pres
byterian church at lola, August q
and S.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. %, SP. NJ.
Deyotioual Exercises-Mrs. Wilson of
Carlyle.
weleome-Mrs. DIR. Fulton of lola.
Respon.e-Mrs. King of Moran.
Hymn-"Rescue the Perishing."
Recitation, SIS it Nothing to Your
Kittie Cozine, CARLYLE.
Paper. "Consecration, What is it; how
We NAV Attain it"-Mrs. Whit
tington, Humboldt.
Discussion.
Hymn-"Draw Me Nearer"
Appointment of Committees.
Recitation-King's Band, Moran.
Song-Lamplighte Humboldt.
Benediction.
WEDNESDAY, s p. NJ.
Music-Choir.
Opening Exercises-Rev. w. II. Hyatt
of lola. :,
Hymn-"Who is on the Lords Side "
fsXeTclS6-DO Mudt lOu Noh
lola.
Hymn-''To the Work"
Address, s'The Duty of the Hour
Rev. Jesse Wilson, Yates Center.
Recitation, 1.-THE Last Prayer"-Blrd1e
Lehman, Humboldt.
Song, "The Master is Calling"-Sun-
flowers, Carlyle.
Recitation-Allie Jewell, Moran.
Collection.
THURSDAY, 9 A. VI.
Devotional Exercises-Mrs. Childs,
Geneva.
Song, "Our Wonderful King"-Sun-
flowers, CARLYLE.
Reports from delegates.
Hymn-"Is Your Lamp Burning"
Recitation, ''His Very Best for Me-
Alta Dunlap, CARLYLE.
Paper, ways Of Working Miss
Drake, Humboldt.
Report of Committees.
Question Hour.
Hymn-''Teli it Out"
Benediction.
Please bring Gospel Hymns.
All persons interested in missions ol
any Christian work are cordially In
vited to attend these meetings.
Mrs. J. E. JEWELL, Pres.
Mrs. W. H. EVANS, Sec.
The Iola register., 1890-08-22
For sale or Trade.

CNotiees under this heading will be inserted
one week free of charge for all subscribers to
the REGISTER Any such excepting those reg
ularIy engaged in the mercantile business) hav-
ing anything to sell or trade, or wanting to buy
anything, are cordially invited to use this col
umn
Vim. Buchanan, Iols. has lost pair Of spec
tacles silver frame in metal case, which ne If
very anxious to recover He also has good
PASTURE plenty OF grass and water, TO let cheap
c. W. smith. LsHarpe. has q fine Poland
China male hog for sale. Weight hbout 30 lbs
The Iola register., 1890-08-22

J.H. weigley has got tired Of try
ing to do business in Chsnute and has
decided to consolidate his stores at
this place.. The first loads of boots
and shoes from the Chanute store
arrived yesterday. We are glad to
have Henry back.
The Iola register., 1890-08-22
Sunday Services,

Baptist church, c. II. Moore, pastor:
Sunday School at 1000 a. M; preach
ing LOO q. m. { nd 500 p. m. Morning
subject; "Enlargedness in prayer"
Evening subject, "The Gospel repre-
sented as the water of life.
All are cordially invited.
The Iola register., 1890-08-22
Letter List.

The following IL q list Of the letters remain
ng in the post ONCE at lola, Kansas, July 5s.
loo. Persons calling for any Of the letters will
please say advertised and give date Of adver-
tisement. W III. Mcclure, postmaster.
VIM Samson.
Aaron L Sanderson
Mrs l.. Gauch
The Iola register., 1890-08-22
Eezema, Itchy, sealy, skin Trotreus

The simple application of SwAYNE's
OINTMENT withou any internal med
icine will cure any case Of letter, Salt
Rheum, Ringworm, Piles, Itch, Sores,
Pimples, Eczema, all Scaly, Itchy
Skin Eruptions, no matter how obsti-
nate or long standing. 1t Ii potent,
effectiye and costs but trif5e.