The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-11-24

Mrs. A. J. Fulton went to Fit. Scott
Wednesday to extend greeting to
new arrival in the family OF her sister,
Mrs. John Thomas.
G.. +. johnson, of Lawrence, rela-
tive of Joshua Butler, was visiting
him Tuesday and Wednesday. He
left yesterday for California.
Thanksgiving next Thursday. And
Klaumann is prepared for il with
fresh lot of cranberries, lemons,
oranges and other table delieacies.
Mrs. J. NJ. Stewart, who has been
spending the summer at the old home
in Virginia, returned last week. much
to the joy of her husband and children
Mr.. Elmer Duncan, late of Indian
apolis but now clerk at Hysinger &
Rosenthal's, Humboldt, was visiting
his brother, J. p. Duncan the first of
the week.
The price of the North american
RerieU is 5 90 year. We Will send
both it and the REGISTER one year to
any address for 3 10 This offer is
good only until Jan. /, 1894.
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sober and reliable job and all-round
printer as foreman in progressive
country office; years experience.
Address G.. +. Carter, lola, Kansas.
The REGISTER does MT publish
any clubbing list. but it can give,
upon application, very low rates on
every periodical published in the
United States in connection with the
REGISTER.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Glen
ses, purifies and heals 1t was made
for that purpose. Use it for burns,
cuts, bruises, chapped hands, sores Of
all descriptions and if you have piles
use it for them
AS usual the churches of lola will
unite in Thanksgiving services. The
meeting will be held at eleven O'Clock
at the Presbyterian church and Rev.
l.. w. Stone, of the L. B. church will
preach the sermon.
The members of the Reformed
church assisted by some of the United
Brethren, gave their church building
thorough cleaning up on We'd
nesday. They took their dinners with
them and incidentally had a good
time.
The fire the other night hasn't
stopped people from buying clothing
of Hasler, the Tailor. He is still em-
plOying more men than ever and none
but the finest class of workmen are
employed.
Laurence Gazette: Fred Funston
is becoming famous as an explorer.
If 1t were not such mild compliment
to the young man we should lik: to
say that he is already bigger man
than his father.
The friends of Mrs. Kate (Thrasherl
Cooper are grieved to learn of the
death of her husband which occurred
last week at their home in OIathe-
Mrs. Cooper is left with five small
children to care for.
Yates Center Neus: e.. Raymond,
the great (?) hay man, had some diff
Guilty with one of his employers at
NeoshO Falls Tuesday and attempted
to settle the matter by pulling gun
on the fellow. y warrant is out fol-
his arrest
L. III. Gorrell removed this week
with his family to JudsOnia, Ark,
near which place he has bought a
farm. Mr.. GOrrell is one of the old
settlers of Allen county and his nu-
merous friends follow him to his new
| home with their best wishes.
| No better aid to digestion.
No better cure for dyspepsia.
Nothing more reliable for billOusness
and constipation than DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, the famous little pill
/ C6wan & Ausherman.
|I/Marriage licenses have been granted
/ since our last report as follows: JAIME;
/ HEREFORD and Alice Tibbets, +. &
/ Coffield and Martha n. HOke, Will
liam u. Bartles and Jessie A. Webb
Ethan C.. Bnch, Putnam Go. Ohio
and Urania WaterstH. b. Adams anc
Emma Mcknight! +
Warnings PERIL a thrilling army
story by Capt. Charles King, begins
in this issue of the REGISTER and
will continue through about IL mum
bers. Capt. King does not write
trash, and every patron of the REGIS
TER will find this new story vel
worth reading.
We regret to learn that Mr.. X. u
] Cravens. for many years prominen
citizen of ElsmOoe township, always
reliable man and staunch Republic
can, is about to remove to Walnut
Crawford county. where he will q
into business. The best wishes o
hosts of friends will follow him.
Burns are absolutely painless whel
DeWitt's WitchH Salve is prompt
ly apDlied. This statement is true
a perfect remedy for skin diseases
chapped hands and lips, and nevel
fails to cure piles. Cowan N Ausher
man.
Moran Herald: Mrs. II. NJ. Mile
of lola, came out last Saturday for thu
purpose of inspecting the Relief Corp
connected with Sanders Post q. A. II
at this place. She was accompanies
by Is ladies from the Relief Corps o
McCook Post at lola. After inspection
the visiting ladies were entertained
by the ladies here with a banquet a
Carriers dining hall.
Do YOU want to know how you cal
pay your subscription TO the REGIS
TER without spending any money
Get neU subscribers, For ever.
new name you bring to our list. &C
companied with 81 30 in cash, befOr
the first of the year. we will credi
YOU with fifty cents on your own sub
scriptiOn. Isn't that an easy way Z
earn what you owe us?
The official returns from all tn
counties in the State have at last beel
tabulated. and the following result i
announced: "RepubicaE vote, 126.
693; POpulist vote. 1896; Democrat
vote. 27,747: total 80. 49," This give
thu Republicans 30,69S more vote