The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-09-16
Sometimes a man who has belonged

suddenly changes MS Inlnu anu JOIN:
another. That is his good American
right. But he ought not to get mad
and say that all the other fellows who
still stick to his old party are liars
and scoundrels just because they
didn't change their mind when he
changed his. We can't think alike
We know some very good people who
think nobody can be saved without
being baptized. and we know some
other very good people who think
that baptism is relic of heather
idolstry. The chances are that all
these people will get to heaven and
then they will see that they differed
OH earth just because they were built
differently. Be charitable.
There was a great crowd IN town
last Saturday. Teams were hitched
as thick as they could stand the whole
length of two sides of the square, and
q great many were crowded over onto
the other side of the streets. The peO-
pie were here to do business, too. and
the merchants all report big trade.
lola is looking up.
Uriah Thomas of Carlyle says that
if he can receive enough orders for
seed wheat to make up a car load, he
will order it through his boys who
are now threshing in Barton county,
and furnish it to those wanting it at
actual cost, which will be at the pre-
sent prices 81 cents a bushel and
freight.
DIED: AT her residence in lola
Kansas, at $40 o'clock September
18th, Miss Mary Bartels, sister of w.
l.. and Il. NJ. Bartels, in the fifty-fourth
year of her age. The Funeral SER
vices were held at the residence at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Rev, Cleav-
er officiating, and were attended by
sympathizing friends of the family.
The REGISTER would like to know
how many of its readers voted for
William Henry Harrison in 1910.
Rev. J. p. Wright says that he is one.
Will others who see this notice send
us their names; A nd if any one who
voted then for Harrison expects this
year to vote for Weaver we should
like to have that fact stated.
The appearance of man has lots to
do with his success i'm life. H. +.
Rumbel our new tailor turns out as
fine fitting suits as man cOIld get in
X. &. or Chicago, and workmanship
which could not be beat i'm any large
city: we would cheerfully recommend
him to all and he will treat you right.
Next door to the =. o.
After being closed for three years
because of lack of funds, Garfield
University at Wichita re-opened its
doors last week, and about two hum
dred students were entered. Nine
instructors compose the Faculty.
Henry Harding, a millionaire of BOs-
son, is now backing the institution.
Oklahoma City JOurndl. Hon.
Oscar Foust is i'm the city. He is
prominent Republican politician of
lola, Kansas, and predicts that Har-
risOn and Reid will carry Kansas by
81, 900 majority. He gave q pleasant
talk ut headquarters last night. -
VIM. Davis, clerk of Olive Branch
school district, was arrested last week
because of failure to file his report of
the annual tax levy as required by
law. The trial was held Monday be-
fore Justice Cummings and resulted
in his acquittal by jury.
Now then, send i'm your nickel and
yellow ticket and get two cakes of Hoe
Cake Soap. The grOcers have it. Red
Seal Lye % per cent in sifting-tOp can
is the greatest sOap-maker disintect-
ant and cleanser, and most convenient
for household use. (44pd)
Our merchants report trade stead
lily improving. BY the time the
crops really begin to move business
will he livelier than it has been for
several years. Allen county has start
ed ON the up grade-and lola is lead
ing the procession.
&. G., Null, John Reimert and j..
NJ. Williamson started Monday to
the g. A. r. Encampment at Wash
ingtOn. They each expect to stop
over at the old homestead either
going or coming. We hope they will
have a gay time.
What shall it profit man fhe gain
the whole world and then has the
dyspepsia so bad that he can't enjoy
any of the good things it contains?
He wont have dyspepsia if he takes
DeWitt's Little Early Risers.-COwan
& Ausherman.
A gentleman of this county who has
excellent Judgment remarked to us
the other day that he knew of no pill
SO good for constipation, dyspepsia
and liver complaint as DeWitt's Little
Early Riser.-COwan d Ausherman.
The attention of the ladies is es-
pecially invited to our line of child
ren's waists. We never carried them
before but we have brought on a fine
stock this year and offer them at very
low prices. Anderson d DeClute.
DIR. II. o. Dieuis, the specialist, has
gone to Chicago to attend the annual
Of CRITICAL Surgeons of which he is
member. He will return the latter
part of this week.
The weather Is a little warm just
now for heating stoves; but it will cool
off after awhile. And when it does
you will find larger line of popular
heaters at Bartels than anywhere else
IN the county.
Dyspepsia, distress after eating,
sour stomach, poor appetite, bad taste,
coated tongue and heartburn are cur
I'd by DeWitt's Little Early RiSers,
5he famous little pills.-COwan d
Star: lola supports three tailor
shops. The REGISTER is always so
dressed that it eXerts
quite an influence in elevating the
taste of the community in which it is
published.
l. S. Welch returned Sunday from
FL Dorado Springs, Mo-, where he has
been for some time with his wife and
laughter. Mrs. Welch and Miss
Clara will remain two or three weeks
longer.
Elm township Sunday School con-
ventiOn has been pOstpOned until q