The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-12-11

was called by the illness and death of
his daughter.
Mrs. w. ii. Mcclure was called to
Emp0ria Sunday by u telegram an
nOuncing the serious and probably IA
tai illness of her mother.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured, by ShilOh's catarrh
remedy. Price soc; nasal injectoB
free. For sale by w. J. Evans.
Do you want to mend your own
shoes, rubbers, coats, dresses? Then
buy gum tissue. Price % cents. Sole
agent, Miss Cox, lola, Box 1O8. t4pd.
Misses Cleaver and Brown are now
prepared for dressmaking at Mrs.
Hankins' Millinery shop. Those wish
ing sewing done please give them a
call
Everybody knows where to go to
have justice done them i'm the way of
window glass and putty or they
wouldn't go TO ScOtt's drugstore every
time.
1t will tickle your children like
every thing if you fill their stockings
with those Christmas candies at OF
tens. They are pretty and pure and
cheap.
ShilOh's Nitalizer is what you need
for constipation, loss of appetite, diZzi-
ness and all symptoms of dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 10 cents per bottle at w.
J. Evans.
Wichita Eagle: If A. G.. Scott
should be appointed governor, the
/ supply of gunpowder and dynamite
in Oklahoma City wouldn't hold out
| ten minutes.
The editors letter, after being put
/ in type, is crowded out of this issue by
advertisements. Whenever the bust
ness men want to edit this paper they
have the right of way.
CulbertsOn d Evans are getting in
new goods every day and will soon
have their stock as complete as il was
before the fire. Remember the place,
Mrs. Turner's old stand.
Chester COwan came up from Win
field Friday and remained over sun
day with the folks. His visits are
not half as frequent as his friends
would like to have them.
r. II. Claiborne, lola, has 60 acres
of prairie OH his Carlyle farm and 30
acres south of Star school house that
he wants broken. Would like to ex-
change horses for the work.
~ am taking too many papers ~
writes Bourbon county subscriber
in a letter enclosing cash remittance,
"but fear | could not enjoy good
health without the REGISTER"
Mr.. Foust's dog "Bird" died We'd
nesday morning, of old age. He was
a most faithful and intelligent animal
and his loss is mOurned by the family
almost as that of a human friend.
DIR. s. Tozer has been quite i'll this
week with an attack of pneumonia,
but is now better, we are glad to
learn. Mrs. Crow is attending to the |
wants of his patients in the dental Of
flee.
u. ]. Talbot, formerly foreman of
the COurdnt, and his wife are visiting I
relatives i'm lola. Mr.. Talbot came up :
and "tOOk case" in the REGISTER .
office yesterday afternoon to help us
over a rush.
The REGISTER is indebted to the
Fisher sisters, prOprietOrs of the
Washington hotel, Galveston, for a
box of lovely rOses,-a fragrant re-
minder that Kansas is not SO very far
from the tropics.
We were week ahead of time i'm
announcing last week the conclusion
of that highly interesting but dread
fully prOtracted story "The Ven
detta.n The last chapter-pOsitIvely
the LASTS published i'm this issue.
W. l.. Bartels has been made sole
agent in lola for "anti-rusting tim
ware a new make of goods which il
inst what its name indicates. 1t does
n t cost any more than ordinary tim
w;lre, and it is any amount better.
TRY it.
+ here are two Swedes down mt
Sav,1nburg, one of whom Is named
Swa u Olson and the other Ole Swan
son. They have very naturally and
gone into business to-
rether under the firm name of Olson
X swan son.
Judge West, of TT. Scott, is the
of "a Sunday School,
and the other sunday he drOpOunded
the query, "Why did Peter cut off the
soldiers ear?" \ local youth seated
in one corner of the room hastily an
swered, "Cause he missed his head"
Mrs. GosbOrn has secured space in
]. II. YOung's store and desires to
notify her customers that she is again
ready for business. \ large order
10 lne.
rived since the fire, so her stock will
be found very complete in most lines.
Sporting item from the LaHarpe
Ncws: Some of the boys and elderly
men took thanksgiving game of foot
ball. Casualties: Ed Wilson minus
4 shoe, Ed Runyan a pair of pants
TORN, Zeke Stansbury laid up with
sprained ankle; and bursted foot
ball.
G. w. Lytle was in town Monday
and asked the REGISTER TO announce
hat the new Methodist church in the
Prairie Hall district was completed
and would be dedicated next Sunday
Dy Rev. W. :. Quayle, Of Baker Uni
7ersity. Everybody is invited to at
end.
Mr.. Chas. Foust and family, of Car
yle, started yesterday to Oklahoma
where Mr.. FOust has secured good
lain. They will travel by wagon {
md expect to be about week on the ,
'Oad. The REGISTER follows them
md wishes them success in their new
home.
1t is absolutely necessary that all
ny accounts he balanced by the first
If the year. | am compelled there (