The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-10-13
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army I contracted chronic diarrh9a,"
says A. +. Bending, of Halsey, Ore
gon. "Since then L have used great
amount of medicine, but when found
any that would give me relief they
would iniure my stomach, until
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhua Remedy was brought to my
notice. | used it and will say it is
the only remedy that gave me perma-
nent relief and no bad results follow.
For sale by Evans Bros.
The many Allen county friends of
Rev. J. w. ID. ("DOtn) Anderson, will
be interested in knowing that he has
resigned his passionate in Dakota and
has goue to Omaha, by appointment
OF the Bishop, to serve as associate
editor of the Christian ADVOCATE. Mr..
Anderson has always had "hanker-
ing'' after newspaper work, and we
have no doubt he will distinguish
himself in his new field.
These cool mornings suggest that
the time is near at hand when we
must begin to think about heating
stoves. Bartels 4 Son have already
thought about it and have laid in a
supply of the famous Round Oak, the
most popular heater ever invented.
We are sole lola agents for this stove
and we want you to buy of us. We
carry a large assortment of stoves and
cannot fail to please you.
After being denounced so often as a
proud and naughty aristocrat. it is
real refreshing to read a different
opinion from the Alton Empire,
whose editor went with the editorial
excursion to Chicago:
There were no stuck up people on the trip.
E w. Hocb. who is mentioned as possib
candidate for governor. Senator Scott and In
fact everybody were Just as common as old
shoes"
A sheet .of paper, "driven by the
winds and tossed" frightened team
belonging to w. J. DOnnan, of Elm,
Tuesday morning so that they broke
their hitch reins and ran away. They
ran nearly three miles toward home
before being stopped. The spring
wagon to which they were hitched
was overturned, but only slightly
damaged as far as we can learn.
Mr.. J. p. Remsburg and daughter
returned Wednesday morning from
Chicago. We are sorry to learn that
he got his pocket picked in the jam
on Monday, losing his return tickets
and a small sum of money. He says
that the crowd was simply terrific.
The Boston Entertainers are at the
Opera House tonight. The company
consists of baritone singer, a pianist,
a lady whistler and child elocution-
list, and the papers speak very fiatter-
ingly of their entertainment. Tickets
at Anderson & DeClute's.
A team belonging to John Clark,
who lives 10 miles northeast of lola,
was scared by the saw mill yesterday
and ran away, everturning the wagon
and throwing Mr.. Clark out, but not
hurting either the man or the wagon
seriously.
B. A. Casmire was in town We'd
nesday. He has patented an inn
provement to the Harris ice-cream
freezer and is making a barrel of mon
ey out of it. His family and his wife's
father and mother are now at Red
Key, Ind.
We know a Man who has a Yard
and whose NeighbOrs have Chickens
which spend more time in that Yard
than they do at Home. And the Man
is wondering how much it would cost
him to Kill some of those Chickens
and Eat Theml
WANTED-Good girl to go to Win
field and work for family of four.
Good wages and free transportation
to right party. Inquire before Mon
day at Jas. Williams, miles south
east OF LaHarpe. Mrs. Geo. Carroll.
4. ". HOaCLdnd: This weather is
worth thousands to the farmers. Cat
tie are just piling on fat, late crops
are maturing finely, wheat is getting
a good start and everybody is getting
fall work done up in good shape.
Harry Thomas has sold his carpen-
ter shop to H. w. Williams who is
using it to store feed in. Mr.. Thomas
will occupy part of Ira Patterson
shop, near the Leland Hotel, until he
can make other arrangements.
Looking Backward, looking for
wardn. A sermon especially for
young people, at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning.
Young peoples Convention service at
night. Come and hear them.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage yesterday, at
Burke, Wis, of Mr.. George Ritchie to
Miss Cloe Jones. The bride has many
friends in lola, her former home, who
will extend their best wishes.
The friends of this paper who want
to assist it in business way cannot
do so in any more effective manner
than by letting the merchants know
that they read the advertisements
they put in the REGISTER.
w. NJ. Knapp was up from Black
well over Sunday and returned there
Tuesday. He has great deal of faith
in the town,-and more holes in his
clothes from one bullet than any other
man on earth can show.
K. G. Star: The new musical club
at Lawrence starts off with great
success and +. +. Caldwell as one of
the leaders. Eldie may be a little
show as a talker but as a singer-oh,
mamma!
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Jacoby, s. Jaco-
by, Rev. l.. w. Stone and Mrs. VIM.
Hankins attended the u. B. Confer
ence at Pittsburg this week.
If you buy your fall and winter
millinery of Mrs. Turner you may
know that you are getting the latest
style at the lowest price.
Manifest your approval of McCOok's
Posts enterprise by attending Captur-
ing a LocomOtive,-illustrated.
Go and listen to the Capture of a
Locomotive in A. o. u. w. hall Oct. 10.