The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-12-02

For instance, Mrs. Chas. Rogers, {
Bay City, Mich, accide,ntly splice
scalding water over her little boy
She promptly applied De Witt
Witch Hazel Salve, giving instan
relief. It's a wonderfully good salv,
for burns, bruises, sores and sur
cure for piles. Cowan IL Ausherman
For a sore throat there is nothing
better than flannel bandage damp
ened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
1t will nearly always effect a cure in
one nights time. This remedy is alsI
o favorite for rheumatism and has
cured many very severe cases. 81
cent bottles for sale by Evans Bros.
/daev. n. l.. Vezie, of Toronto, was in
Town Monday on his way to visit his
brothers. The REGISTER is glad to
note the high standing Mr.. Vezie has
already gained i'm the ministry, the
position of Presiding Elder, which he
now holds, being one rarely attained
by 80 young man.
AS already announced McCuok Post
expect to occupy the Opera House at
least four nights of the week follow
ing Christmas. The character of the
mined, but military drama 1.-The
Ensigu," will probably be the leading
feature.
/fhos. Rutledge, just north of town,
was thrown into a barb wire fence
one day last week by a runaway
horse and had two of his ribs broken
and his face badly cut. DR.. Scott
was called and reports his patient
very badly hurt, but likely to re-
coyer.
/Aordn Herald: p. J. McGlashen,
]. +. Willoughby and John Warner
are circulating petitions tor the APP
pointment of postmaster, under the
new Administration. All are capa-
bic men, and either one would prob
ably be satisfactory to our people.
The comet that was going tofurnish
so brilliant spectacle last Sunday
night failed to materialize. 1t prob
ably came close enough to learn how
the election had gene and then SHE'D
of, concluding it was not worth while
to waste its light ON this kind of a
country.
Attention is called to DIR. s. TOzer's
card in the Professional Directory.
The Doctors old friends and patrons
and their name is LegiOn-are
mighty glad that he pulled through
mis- illness all right and is again able
70 work. His new office is beauty.
J. l.. Hosley, one of the Usage Stall
warts, was In town last Friday and
paid for his REGISTER until Jan. l,
1894, besides ordering it sent to friend
n Ohio. Mr.. Hosley is going to keep
he Old Thing going, whether the Re-
publican ship sinks or swims.
mt the meeting of Neosho Lodge X.
?, Wednesday evening, officers were
elected for the ensuing year as fol-
ows: +. f. Smith, C. c., j. +. Nigh,
V. G., A. o. Allen, p, John Foust, X.
If II. and S., H. Steyer, NJ. of E., G..
xreuter, NJ. at A.
One of our merchants who deals in
holiday goods told us that in two
hours after he had placed his stock on
display, one day last week, he sold
10 worth of toys. Santa Claus is evil
lently beginning to lay in his supply
'arly this year.
They may be pretty good but they
ant touch it. Can't touch what?
The Giesecke make of boots and shoes.
That's what Anderson and DeClute
ay; and they ought to know. 1t is
he cheapest and most durable make
,n0wn.
Bartels wants to close out his stove
business within the next thirty days,
n order to make room to put in
mother line of goods, and will make
,rices accordingly. If you want a
toye now is your chance, as they
must go.
VIM. Cunningham returned from
lis visit to Missouri, but he is off
gain somewhere this week. After |
Ieing tied down to an office so long he
enjoys his freedom and in
ends to make the most of it.
Nothing so distressing as a hacking
ough. Nothing so foolish as to suffer |
rom it. Nothing so dangerous if al
owed to continue. One Minute Cough |
;ure gives immediate relief. COwan
Ausherman.
Roll Gard was in from Bronson two
I three days this week holding down
lis brothers. office while the latter at
ended to some legal business in
Bourbon county.
The Ladies' Columbian Club will |
meet next Wednesday afternoon, Dec.
, at o'clock, at the home of Mrs. w.
1. Hartman. All the members are
rged to attend.
Evans Bros. have plenty of room
ow to show holiday goods of all kinds
nd will have almost double their usu-
l stock. This is big talk but we will
rove it to you.
Go to Brigham & Munger's for the
est -four in the city. High Patent,
100. Straight Patent, $50. Also
Ill line of feed,-bran, shorts, oil
heal.
Sweet breath, sweet stomach,
weet temper, all result from the use
De Wits Little Early Risers, the
smous little pills. Cowan & Ausher
ian.
Don't put off until bad weather
ONES, but go now to Stevenson's and
NY your boots and shoes and rubber
Gods. He keeps the best and cheap
st.
Frederick Goring orders the REGIS
Err sent to him at Hennessey, Okla,
here he is running a bakery and
sstaurant. We hope he will pros
er.
Having failed in selling my shop, 1
ave again stocked up and have nice
ne of hats and trimmings, and cheap
10. Mrs. VIM. Hawkins.
If you want your stove BACKED and
ut up. or if you need any stove re-
airs, call on J. J. Casmire, "Old Re-
able" at Bartels'.
For the tickling in throat, the hack
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