The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-04-13

Marsh and Robert Hart and 8. G.
Jord an have returned from the South
where they took a lot of horses. They
managed to dispose of their stock, but
say That prices are very low on &C
count of the immense number of hOr-
ses sh ipped in there this winter.
Top, skd Journal, Carlyle, Allen
county, is expected soon to become
quite town. The postmaster has re-
signed and no one in the town wants
the place. If the town doesn't soon
fill up with horde of hungry Demo-
Gratis it will be because they don't
hear of il.
Agents for two or three different oil
companies are still securing the cOun-
ty for leases. The way these COM
panies are spending money is certain
ly encouraging. They must have
good deal of faith that oil can be
found here, or they would not back it
up with so many good dollars.
The next time you go into the post
office read the notice posted near the
money order window by order of post
master general. 1t recommends to
you the great convenience of having
your name and address printed on
your envelopes. The REGISTER does
that class of work in an artistic man.
ner.
The McGibney Opera Co. which APP
pears at the Opera House Wednesday
evening April Is, will be greeted by
a large and select audience. 1873 tick
cts have already been disposed of and
those contemplating attending that
have not yet secured seats ought not
to lose any time. Seats now be on
sale at Anderson d DeClute's.
"Those woman suffrage articles
alone have been worth more to me
than the price of years subscription
to the REGISTER" said j. b. Fergus,
of Lone Elm, Tuesday. "Only l
should like to see some other man
come to Mr.. Wilson's rescue. The
ladies ought to have somebody else to
pitch into for awhile"
One of the boys Tipped bean into
Roy StOver's ear at Sunday school
last Sunday, and he has been suffer-
ing tortures with it ever since. On
Tuesday Drs. Fulton and Chastain
put him under the influence of chlOrO-
form and worked for more than an
hour and succeeded i'm removing only
half of the bean. 1t was most unfOr-
tunate accident and it is hard to tell
yet what may result from 1t
Mr.. G. III. Beaumont, who guaran-
teed the McGibney Opera Co. to ap
pear here, desires to state that this IL
the original McGibney family. He
makes the assertion because some
had doubted that they would appear
in such a small town. Any one at
tending this entertainment and not
being satisfied that it is the best that
has ever been on the boards here can
have their money refunded at the box
office upon application.
VIM Knapp has invented a protect
or for buggy bows which is q great
little thing. 1t is simply piece of
spring steel, extending the length OF
the two rear bows, so that when the
top of the buggy is lowered the wear
comes upon these pieces of steel and
not on the bows. 1t is simple, and
yet an entirely effectual device and
will doubtless come into universal use.
Mr.. Knapp expects to make arrange
ments to engage in the manufacture OF
the protectors on an extensive scale.
Pleasanton Observer: Harry Evans
of this city, and w. ID. Taylor, OF
PaOla, under the firm name of Evans
& Co have purchased grocery stock
and good will of Ellis Bros. They
have made many changes in the ar
rangement of the store room and put
i'm many new goods and are prepar-
ing to meet the demands of the Pleas
anten trade. Mr.. Evans is we'll
known'and Mr.. Taylor comes well rec
commended. The Observer wishes
them success.
The friends and neighbors of Grand
ma Bennett of Geneva township Will
celebrate her Tooth birthday at the
home of VIM Lee, miles north OF
Geneva, next Monday April 10, and
the REGISTER is asked to invite
everybody to attend and make the
day one long to be remembered. A
picnic dinner, to which all who come
will contri butte, will be served. A
hundreth birthday anniversary is
certainly one that deserves the heart
lest celebration.
The Allen county Agricultural So
ciety held it's annual meeting at the
office of the Secretary on Tuesday
evening April 10, for the election OF
officers. A. l. Taylor was elected
president. G.. H. DeClute treas, and c.
l.. Whitaker sec'ty for the ensuing
year. The old Board of Directors
were reelected with one exception
Lutte l.. NOrthrup was elected to I'LL
the vacancy caused by the removal o.
r. w. Duffy from the county. A
meeting will be called later to fOrmu-
late program and fix dates for hold
ing fair.
The more Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is used the better it is liked
We know of no other remedy that al
WAYS gives satisfaction. 1t is good
when you first catch cold. 1t is good
when your cough is seated and YOU
lungs are sore. 1t is good in any kind
of a cough. We have sold twenty
five dozen of it and every bottle has
given satisfaction. Stedman & Fried
man, druggists, Minnesota Lake
MINI. 50 cent bottles for sale by
Evans Bros.
Don't miss seeing the McGibney
Opera Co at the Opera House next
Wednesday evening April IL. They
are without question the finest organ
ization that has ever visited lola, anC
we can guarantee all who may be for
tunate enough TO attend rare treat
The company comprises 20 people in
Guiding the world renowned McGib
ney family, who are acknowledged t.
be the most talented musical famil,
| in the world.
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