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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-14

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-14
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-14

tHaei6n, O efsotn, Lar dependencies de tal6gra-
fon corsoos rasultan c6modas vistosas. Aho-
r. solo Aos ialtA que 81 GohieTno psrmitA que IL
entaci6n eat6 abierLa haata Lee 8 de la Apahe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-14

I'm Celanova (AaturiAsl Euu contorRol
reina uW gran pknico por haber muerto dc rabis
cuatro hombrss. Sc Habe que hay ademks mu
chas personAa perros mordidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-14

mitad de Las proviuionas. ri Autor del heche 80
llama Ramon Galarzs, veciao de Adjuntas 80
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mente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-14

FL Rdnero 2S3 fue 81 sgraciado en- Ia rifa
4ue se hlciera de m potro en- Puerta de TIERS
en- los diAI de Ii fiesta de Oovadonoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-14
?Na |. Gvs'lis Civil

Requistorias civiles militares con sus respecti-
vos indces 40 ctvs ell ciento Recibos de haberes
so ctvs. 81 cento. Recibos de presos 50 ctvs. Ell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-14

El AyuntamieRto de Cue. Hiea h. heoho hIio
Ad6ptivO de squellH ciudRd 81 violiaiEts sarAsate
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-14

ease este Z l. !. ssl1Es5is E1ssoE EF.sss- &C..
- talezS 81 cueata con IN nusvo Eurti =
de alpacsH de diterextea eolersS. Ssp.glo. uuss
loA que AeceEitea sacca bsrstos bonitos propios
para Il sstaci6R. Rl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-14

Sc aRuaois, dieen de Paris , publie1 IN &C.
lsga de ID PeAfnHuls, 81 pr6ximo mAtrimenio de
hija del c6ebre cor Etructor de earrr ajsS co
hss-csmaa Nr. Pullman, eausante de Ia Ultima
uue e. de emple O. de feTrocIr Ill o. loa RntadoS
UAidos, 81 priacips de Issm surg-BriH tsi1,
mien bT' de Is nA Hsbsbul go-LorsHa ypT
10 tAAko Miss Pullman, hija de IN construstor
is esrrusjes empAref tara con IL familia de 10
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-14

HsmoH sido ctssquiados eon IN yeEqusro de
los que en- B yara6n fsb1ica 81 ihteligeHts induH.
trial don 8sHtos Lopez. Sc compaRe de dos 81.
bitos de lat6n uHidos uS para la necha otro
pEra una baFrita de potssa Adhsrido eI tubo
principal manera de eslAb6n estk Ia lila que
produce lumbrs iEGtsntSRea 81 rozEr cor la pota-
sA nj yeaquero estk eReerrEdo en- una caiita de
carton 90 vende par vsints eineo ceatsvoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-14
ALAMBRE

cor ptas, veaden barato Mullenhoff Korber.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
LaGrande.

We feel almost ashamed to claim a
place In the circle of writer's, but we
feel confident that we are welcome
consequently we add our mite. Mr..
Garrison has had his threshing ma
chine shipped from the west. . :. Mr..
WOllard and wife of Malvern, Iowa,
are visiting at Mr.. Stout's and will
probably locate in this community.
The twin brothers, MsCay, arrived i'm
our community Saturday. They
preached Sunday morning and even
ing, gave q lecture Monday evening
on the subject aft you don't somebody
else WILL" and preached again Tues.
day evening". We have some of
the grittiest young ladies i'm this COM
munity that You will find anywhere.
And they are religious too. If they
can't afford shoes to wear to prayer
meeting they go in their stocking feet.
Of course the ladies would rather it
would not have been known If their
names should be told, but they will
not be told. 80. Miss Ellen Adams is
visiting in Pleasanton. Mr.. De-
weese and Mr.. Harris have each
bought an organ. There are 6young
people i'm this district taking music
lessons. 80. AT the election of s. S.
officers all the old officers were re-
elected with the exception of Asst
Supt. were reelected. 80. MIR. Geo.
Myers, not a resident of, but a fire.
quent visitor i'm this community, is
much missed since its departure for
EldoradO. James Deweese is work.
ing for Hugh Coffey.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13

North Maple Grove.

Mrs Powell returned from Kansas
City last week bringing her daughter
Mrs. Carter, who is very i'll, home to
be nursed.... Mrs. Ida Mitchell is
much better. -. Ella Ball invited
the young ladies in Friday to visit
with Mrs. Della Ball, who started to
Yates Center that evening The
little folks under the leadership of
Nora Wright picniced in the woods
Saturday. Grandpa Miller is dan
gerOusly i'll. Mr.. Cain was fixing
the binder Friday and had his hand
in the cog-wheel. The horses started
causing the wheel to turn and hold
his hand. He quickly removed it and
in SO doing, tore the flesh badly. DIR.
Fulton dressed the wound and it is
healing nicely Aldo Funston and
his friend Prof. Riemer came from
Washington Friday. =. e. III. Funs-
ton came home last week. 80. Miss
Matte Thayer of lola visited here the
latter part of the week -. Miss
Wood formerly of lola has been visit
ing at POgue Funston's. 80. Frank
Rosenberger has the mumps. :. Our
base bali nine beat the Colony nine
the + Ourth. n. j $ Wilmer is on the
sick list. He says he did not cough
i'm Colorado. d. Why is it not as easy
to come to 8. s. when preaching fol-
lows, as when 1t does nOt?. -. There
is to be an ice cream social Saturday
night the % in Featheringill's grove.
Several recitations and songs will
form program, after which eating,
talking and laughing will be In order.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
Bronson.

Mr.. John Lardner was called up to
Kansas City last week by his brother
to serve as deputy marshall, but as he
was not needed he returned by the
way Of Cherokee. :. Miss Vina Riggs
visited Edna Heleman, of Xenia, last
week. H. h. Contains went to Law
renee Tuesday to attend the adjourned
session of the Congressional Conveu-
ton. 80. Mrs. Adam Holeman and
son Albert, Mrs. Kane ond son Frank
and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Davis start
ed Monday morning with team and
wagon for Ell Dorado Springs, where
they will spend couple OF weeks rec
reating IA. f. Martin has gone to
NeOshO Falls to see his mother who is
very ill On Thursday last the
young people of Bronson attended a
fishing party at Davis ford, which
came very near resulting seriously.
Miss Matte Williamson fell from the
boat and would surely have drowned
but for the heroic conduct of j. NJ.
Cramer. He plunged in and with
some difficulty saved her. Miss
Florence Hunt, of Moran, has been
visiting Miss Lettie Briggs this week.
So. ID. Love made flying trip to
Kansas City last week. -. The cele-
bration at Bronson was great sue
cess. The program was well rendered
and one of the most interesting fea-
lures was the flag drill by sixteen lit
tie girls. They were splendidly drill
ed and reflect much credit upon their
captain, l.. E. Collins.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
Prairie Hall.

Mr.. and Mrs. McHenry are the
proud parents OF new boy. 49,. Our
huckster wagon was taken off the
road last week ON account of the strike
...... LOst-between g. Barth'si and
lola, a pair of steel framed pebble
glass spectacles. Finder please leave
them at T. NJ. Bartles' and oblige
owner. 80. Mrs. McClelland has been
in very poor health for several weeks
..... Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe had friends
come to visit them from a distance
last week. -. The Insurance A gent
made settlement with MIR. Sherrell
for his horse that was killed by light
ming about two weeks ago. -. Mr..
hphet and family of lola, were atMr.
McClelland's a few days ago. 80. Mr..
Yeager and family, Mr.. Duffner and
family and number of other friends
met at Mr.. Bakers the first of the
week and spent very pleasant day
..... Mrs. Arnold has lost six tur-
keys by wolves lately. 80. Some
fields of oats are just immense, and
others very badly eaten with the rust
Lehman from Humboldt is
around buying fat cattle. He thinks
the strike will soon be over 49,. Wes-
ley McCleIland is running his binder
in the neighbOrhOOd and doing splen-
did work. =. Haze McHenry has
been in Missouri at work for some
time. I'LL TRY.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
SayOnburR.

Corn in this vicinity needs rain.
Mrs. Anna Nyman and children left
for their home in Boone, Iowa, Mon
day. Mrs. Mary Reed is visiting
with her daughter Flora Courtney
Little Ruth McCutchan is quick sick
at present writing. We hope for her
speedy recovery -. Everyone wants
black berries, a fruit that seems rather
scarce in our county,. Mr.. and
Mrs. U. r. Courtney have returned to
SavOnburg. The Swede Baptist
congregation surprised their pastor
Tuesday evening, by large number
going in to give them hOuse-warm-
ing. A handsome rocker was pre-
sented to the worthy couple. -. Joe
Lacey has erected a picture tent and
will soon be prepared to do first-class
work in that line. 80. The Twin
Brothers have returned to Savonburg.
They will deliver a lecture at the NJ.
z. church Wednesday night.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
Spring Branch.

Most all the oats in this part are
harvested. HOyt Fackler ia work.
ing for Mr.. Pecht this summer.
The old Wise farm has again chang
ed hands. Consideration, $35OO-$3O
an acre. 80. Some flax is being cut.
1t Is better than it has been for sew
eral years In this part. p. Todd
has been quite sick at Mr.. Rutledge,s
for some time. -. Little Willie Bea-
bout is very bad with erysipelas, DIR.
Martin was called in consultation
with DIR. Fulton. Rev. Gamble
will preach at Silver Leaf Saturday
night. 49,. .Gillispie & AnderSon start
ed out with their steam thresher the
first of the week. They are west of
lola at present. ... Arthur Prentiss
is going with hay press near Colony
49,. Mr.. Pecht is going with Giles
pies thresher this season. d. There
is more work than there are hands to
do it in this part at present. -. Miss
Cora Reno of lola is staying with Mrs.
Gillespie ahis week. IA. J. Wilson
is off for Missouri again. He will sell
washing machines this trip. -. Miss
Maud Cochran, of lola, is visiting at
MIR. Howard's. Abe Lamb and
Laura Fisher visited near Geneva
Sunday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
For Sale by NOrthrup Bros.
Carlyle.

Mrs. j. Huff is quite sick Mr..
ThOs. Vezie's family are established
In their new house. 80. Mrs. Eckley
and daughter of lola visited i'm this
vicinity Tuesday. ..... Hon. f. III.
Funston Is at home. %. The enter.
tainment at the church last Friday.
evening was most enjoyable occas-
ion. The three young men, Wilson,
Christian and Smith kindly repeated
their graduation orations for our en-
tertainment. OF course we expected
something good, but our expectations
were more than realized. DIR. Hewitt
of EmpOria made q most happy little
speech. Rev. Smith of Colony also
spoke DIR. Boulson and family of
lola Sundayed at the home of the
Doctors brother. Miss Lou Dicker-
son has taken up her abode in Colony.
We are sorry for her to leave and hope
she may visit US often. 80. The Will
kinson boys started last Saturday for
Oklahoma.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
kaHarpe.

Miss Lizzie Hart of Illinois is visit
ing her parents near this place. .....
Mrs. Robinson of Fl. Scott was out to
spend the Fourth with her sister. Mrs.
Stansberry 80. Mr.. King, of Liberal.
Mo-, spent the 4th with the family vi
Mr.. Henry Travis. ...,. We are in
formed that Miss Carrie Haynes will
return to n. Y. state soon to make her
future home. 49,. Carlyle base ball
nine will play La arpe nine on Sat-
urday July 2ist, on the LaHarpe
grounds -. Grandma Malcolm is
quite sick at this writing with bilious
fever. MIR. Len Barker with rela-
tives and friends celebrated the 4th
in his grove at home. Len says they
had big time. -. Mrs. limerick of
Kansas City was out and spent the
4th with Mrs. Tinker of Allen Center
neigh bOrhOod. go. Miss Bayer, Of
Kansas City, has been visiting her
brother Will for the past few days.
She returned to the city the first of
week. &C.. earle BarnhOlt celebrated
the 4th at lola. Something very I'M
usual for Carrie to quit work to cele-
brate. 49,. The topic of the day is the
great strike and probabilities of the
final result. 49,. Mr.. Will Huber Wis.,
tied at Blue Mound Saturday and
Sunday. -. Mr.. Ed Parke has gone
to Illinois Oh business trip.
Charlie Pressler spent the 4th in Fit.
Scott with his parents. Mrs. Pick
ell and Miss Mollie Smith were out
from lola Sunday 10 see Mrs. Giles
pie. -. Mr.. Happersett and family
spent Sunday in LaHarpe. Sew
eral LaHarpe men were up on Rock
Greek fishing Tuesday and each
brought home nice mess OF fish. $50.
We hear Frank Robertshaw has
struck a job near Cleveland, Ohio. 49,.
DIR. Woods father and mother will
start Tor Western Kansas this week.
Mr.. Wood will sell notions on the
way. We wish them success.
Mr.. Stewart and Jim Blodgett have
been on a visit TO Arkansas and the
Territory Mr.. Tapkins daughter
in law is here on visit from Keokuk,
Iowa.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
OUR ARCTIC EXPLORER.
Another Letter From Fred Funston, Civ
ing Brief Reports of Terrible
Hardships.

Mrs. E. III. Funston received let
ter from her son Fred a few days ago
dated Nov. %, 1893, Fl. Mcpherson
Mckenzie River, British Northwest
territory, from which she permits the
REGISTER to make the following ex
tracts:
/ think you will be surprised to
have letter from me in this corner
of the world and before 1 close shall
explain how 1 happen to be here, but
shall first give you an account of my
doings since leaving Forty Mile Creek
on the Yukon more than three months
ago. You have no doubt before this
time received my letter stating that
would not winter there but at RAM
part House on the Porcupine river.
left Forty Mile alone in my boat
on August % and began drifting down
the Yukon camping on shore every
night. For six days 1 did not see q
sign of a human being and then came
to place where a lot of Indians were
camped and here stayed over night.
AS the Yukon river along this part of
its course is fully seven miles wide,
and contains many islands / was
afraid of passing the mouth of the
Porcupine river without knowing it,
and so by use of signs got two young
Indians to go with me, neither of whom
knew word Of English. For 8
days more we padded and drifted
down the current of the big river, the
rain falling almost continuously. On
Sept 2, we crossed the Arctic circle
and the next day reached the mouth
of the Porcupine river and camped on
the site of Old Fit. Yukon, fur trad
ing post abandoned many years ago,
only few decaying logs remaining To
tell where it once stood. Here / was
fortunate enough to find a white man
by the name of Beaumont, who had
come in to trade fol furs with the In
dians. 1 had been in considerable
doubt whether i would be able to get
at this place to help me take
my boat up the Porcupine river to
Rampant House, but Beaumont told
me that he was expecting soon a party
Of Indians from Rampant House with
q big boat or Lighter" to take up the
for the English Missionary,
these supplies having been left in his
charge the previous summer by the
and that 1 had better
cave my small boat with him and
put my stuff in the big mission boat
md all go up together. 1 had to camp
It this place for days, and in the
Meantime on Sept. 6. the first snow of
he season fell. Finally the Indians,
of them arrived with the boat and
fter the mission stuff had been put
N board, there was still room for my
utfit and on the 18th We started, the
Indians and myself on what proved
o be one of the hardest trips 1 ever
Ook. The boat with its load weighed
everal tons and the river was so
wifi that rowing against the current
'as impossible and the only method !
re could use was tracking" that is !
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
Obituary..


Monday, June 25th, death visited
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W.
Banks and the spirit of their only
daughter Pheba was freed from its
earthly bondage. She was a member
of the A. NJ. f. Church. The funeral
was held in the hodist church
Tuesday evening, being condu cted by
Rev. Brown, who referred in tender
words to the lovable and christian
character of the departed one. The
body was laid to rest i'm the lola cem-
etery. How can words be formed to
comfort the parents in their dark
hour? But their friends feel with
them, and bow to the divine will OF
Him who does all things out of love.
But how hard is it to realize that,
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled:
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filed.
God in His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love has given.
And though the body moulders here
The soul is safe in Heaven.
FROM A FRIEND.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
Prairie Hall.

Rev. Ailing and daughters and
Miss Mildly called at Mrs. Gullett's
last week 49,. Oh! The X. C.. Star
says olive oil and tar for the complex
ion. We would suggest axle grease
49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Kasebeer and
daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Gullett were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j, r.
Stewart. 80. Mr.. NJ. ID. Stout preach
ed a very good sermon at the Hall
July 1st Mr.. and Mrs. Stout,
Miss Amy Seymour and Miss Roe
Mitchell were the guests of Mrs. T..
F. Randolph. They say for a good
"quiet time the Fourth go to lola; for
horse race go to Moran; for "some-
thing" of ION ice) go to Humboldt.
Quite number of private little ice
cream parties the 4th. 80. We like to
go and see the lads bring their best
girls to town and show them the
sights and wonders of the Fourth.
MUGGINS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
Bayard.

We are still moving Crops were
never better. Those who left their
oats standing have been surprised at
the good results and the way they
have turned out. The crop of tame
hay is very short compared with last
year The ladies of the Baptist
church will have another OF their
grand ice cream suppers at Mrs. Fan
ME VOLTS half milewest:of the church
eve 10th. Mr. Baker is to
have his swing and good time is
-. Mr.. Close is wanting
hands for hay. People visit in this
part but we do not consider people
west of the river care to know it.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
Prairie Center.

Farmers are nearly through the
oats harvest. -. Haymaking has be-
gun. Rev. Wright of Humboldt
preached at the church last Sunday
afternoon. A number of persons from
town attended the services. Mr..
and Mrs. G. Dewitt visited at Mr..
Tasches last Sunday and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Ayers at Mr.. Cullens. 49,.
Rev. Pfeiffer conducted communion
services at the church Sunday a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Greenman of Humboldt
were in the country Sunday afternoon.
-. Miss Lulu Cook from near carlton
visited in this vicinity last week. The
young people met at David Ellison's
on the evening of the 4th for party.
About 80 were present and report a
good time.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
i lnna,

Mrs. Blair visited her daughter in
Chanute last week. .. The sounds
of the mower and reaper are heard in
this vicinity. 49,. Quite number of
the Leanna boys are hauling lumber
for the New Scotland school house
which is to be erected soon. 80. Mr..
Scott Hartsock is taking months
vacation from the store. Mrs.
Wright of Humboldt held services at
the Leanna church Saturday and Sun
day. Mr.. j. w. KelsO visited
Mrs. Blair last week. -. A musical
entertainment is to be held at the Big
Creek Chapel next Saturday night by
musicians from Chanute. Little
Eta Afford has been quite sick but is
slowly -. Mr.. Walter
Wilson has hired to G.. w. Award
fol- the fall season to work.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
Moran.

A train load of soldiers went north
on the Nj. X. d Il. about . A. NJ. Fri
day. The report is that there were
cannons ON board. 80. Mrs. s. ID.
Jewell and children of Coffeyville and
Miss Jennie Porter of Wellington are
visiting relatives in this vicinity. -.
Strickler's. restaurant is adorned
with a fresh coat of paint. Miss
Floy McGlashen has been down with
liberated tonsilitis but is better now
-. w. A. Ross made flying trip to
Fit. Scott last week ;. Mrs. DIR jew
ell has been sick but is better at pres
emit. -. Geo. Ross is working on his
farm on the Usage. -. >. There
is a crOquet ground now in the space
just west of the postoffice and there is
a game in progress most of the time.
KNICKERBOCKER
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
Diamond.

Corn advancing rapidly. 49,. Stock
doing well. Oats harvest began
IA. NJ. Dixon has hired to NJ.
Shinkle and will carry the mail. -.
Report says our bridge men have Sc
cured an extension of two months on
their contract. e. The McCay BROTH
ers were at LaGrande the forepart of
this week preaching and lecturing
49,. We failed to report at the prop
er time that new voter at Lew earns.
-. Born-July End to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Sprague, a girl. bout
half dozen of the girl friends of Miss
Lille Smith to their little baskets
and succeeded in giving Miss Lizzie
surprise indeed on her birthday. The
little ladies report very pleasant af-
ternoon. Quite a number of our
went to LaGrande Sunday
......R. A. Hardy has at last secured
the top to his new spring wagon. =. :.
Remember, Rev. Gamble breaches on
the 18th at Diamond on "The Christ
ian Sabbath" Those who heard his
discourse on "The Jewish Sabbath
will not want to miss the next one.
Dur road overseer has been grading
our roads. OMEGA.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
Olive Branch.

The Glorious Fourth has come and
gone and everybody seemed to enjoy
themselves. Miss Flora Gay, of JOp-
lin, Mo-, is visiting the Misses Bacon.
go. Il. l.. Downs, who has been work.
ing in Crawford county for the past
two weeks, came home the Fourth.
Inez Downs spent few days last week
visiting at MIR. HOddy's. near Bron-
son. Mr.. j. b. Isaac has purchas-
ed the Hartman farm. Mr.. Hartman
expects to move west of Humboldt ..
last Sunday evening at
Union by Rev. Epling 49,. Mrs Fan.
Bacon is suffering another attack of
the asthma.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
Buckliu's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped hands,
Chilblains. Corns, and all skin erup-
tions, and positively cure Piles. or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction. or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by Evans Bros.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-07-13
Humboldt.

Miss Nettie Wise is the guest of
MILFORD Wilmington this week. $50.
Lulu Leonard is visiting friends in
Pittsburg THIS week. 49,. A crowd of
young folks held picnic out at Stew
arts Lake Thursday of this week. -.
Ed. Abbott is the happy father of a
fine baby boy. .... Miss Carrie Fraley
has returned to her home in Kansas
City. Miss NOla Knaur is visiting
her brothers in Parsons this week.
Doug. Cox was i'm lola Wednesday.
James Peery shipped car of broom
corn Wednesday.