The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-01-27
"Say Sambo whsr did you git all
dem roosIs9i'

to de blue 'front.' on de wes' side oil
dc square. neber seed de like in al
my life. you dis got de dollar yor
eau dis git all de good you can carry
but if you haint got the little whee
thar ia no use talking" Canned goods
speciality at the blue front.
The Atchison Weekly Champion
has doubled its size and is now a six.
teen page paper. They have added
an agricultural, live stock and home
department feature. You can secure
this paper at a reduced figure throug b
the REGISTER. The Weekly ChdH,n
pion and the REGISTER for 500 a
year.
For a sore throat there is nothing
better than flannel bandage damp
ened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
It will nearly always effect cure in
one nights time. This remedy is also
favorite for rheumatism and has
cured many very severe cases. Sc
cent bottles for sale by Evans Bros.
Senator e. +. Scott has made ar.
engagements with the Topeka Daily
Cdpitai whereby any of his constitu-
enss who so desire may send him 81.
and receive the Capitol throughout
the session Of the Legislature. Adj
dress him care Of Col Gland HOtel
Topeka.
Rogers (Ark) Republican: Miss
Madge Sumner, one of Prof. Greenup's
most accomplished students has taken
a place in the Citizens Bank as assis-
tant book keeper. 1t is valued posi-
ton and speaks highly Of her ability
and is a splendid recommendation to
Prof Greenup's Business College.
The Opers House has been engaged
by . company which will present
1.-The Rag Ba by" here for February
IA. The Cincinnati Enquirer says OF
this play:
"The Rag Baby" IL the funniest
musical farce comedy that has ever
played in this city-excepIing none.
The annual meeting of the Farmers
Mutual Insurance Association Will be
held in the Court house at lola Satur-
day Feb. Il, 1898. All Policy holders
will please be present as business of
importance will be transacted. By
order of the board. J. z. Remsberg,
Secretary.
George Nealy, son of John J. and
Emma F. Mealy born January 18th,
lec2, departed this life January "a.
1898, aged one year and 10 days. The
funeral services were held i'll the " L.
E. church OH Wednesday afternoon,
conducted by the pastor.
Last Saturday afforded one Of the
best opportunities for coming to town
that farmers have had since the cold
weather set in, and they were not
slow IN availing themselves Of the fine
weather. The consequence was a
great crowd on our streets.
1t Is stated authoritatively that 1.-The
buildings recently burned will be re-
built within a few months instead of
a few years, as stated in last weeks
paper" 1t is expected work will be-
gin as soon as the weather opens up
in the spring.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued by the pro bate
Judge this week: d. p. Neher, Of
Cherokee co. and Mary See; w. }.
Duggan and Emily Jaring, both of
CO.; William Wilson and Juliann
Shultz, Allen CO.
The interest in the meetings con-
Quoted by Cook and Ridenour has in
creased so much that the church fail
ed to accommodate the congregation,
and the meetings have been transfer
red to the Opera House.
Next Saturday tomorrow evening,
McCook Post q. A. r. McCook Corps,
w. Il. c. and McCook Camp, s. V.
will hold n joint installation ofofficers.
A II old soldiers are invited to attend
with their wives.
Pryor has already sunk his last gas
well 800 feet lower than any previous
well, without result. He ordered 300
feet of cable Saturday, and will pros
ecute the well ito the full extent of
the law"
The REGISTER acknowledges the
receipt of a volume OF poems by Harry
f. Mills, entitled 1.-The sod House in
Heaven and Other Poems" The book
comes highly recommended by the
press.
Small ia size, great in results: De-
Wits Little Early Risers. Best pills
for Constipation. best for Sick Head
ache, best for Sour Stomach. They
never grippe. Cowan & Ausherman.
lola has hardly become acquainted
with II. II. Jones' countenance yet.
He has been visiting schools constant
ly since assuming the duties of the
superintendent office.
E. P. Delaplaine will hold sale at
his residence near Rose Hill school
house on Friday. Feb. 3, 1898. Horses,
cattle, pigs and farm implements are
to be disposed of.
Having tried Anti Rusting tin-ware
for a year, w. l.. Bartels pronounces
it an entire success, and sure to give