The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-06-29

"There il . salve for every wound. y
We refer to DeWitt's Witch Haze
Salve, cures burns, bruises cuts, indo
[, lent sores, as local application In
nostrils ii cures catarrh, and always
cures piles. Cowau & AushermaD.
County Clerk Wakefield has beer
hard at work last week and this even
ing up the valuations ON the assessors
rolls, as ordered by the county COM
missioners at their recent meeting. ii
has been no small job, and IL Jim
Wakefield didn't have pretty good
head for figures it would make him
stoop shouldered.
Fifty cents is small doctor bill
bat that is all it will cost you to cure
any ordinary case of rheumatism II
you use Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
Try 1t and you will be surprised at
the prompt relief it affords. The first
application will quiet the pain. 50
cent bottles for sale by Evans Bros.
Richards & Welch want you to IN
derstand that they are determined to
make it to your interest to trade with
them whenever you want anything in
the grocery line, or want to sell
any Of your produce. They will sell
for the lowest legitimate margin, and
pay the highest price, and treat you
fair all the time.
From the way A. w. Beck has been
turning off machinery this week one
wouldn't think that hard times had
ever been heard of i'm Allen county.
He sold a complete steam threshing
rig to the Remsburg brothers, o tract
ion engine to C. G.. Rinehart, o new
separator to s. B. Skaggs, and q
traction engine to II. @. Frederickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stella (Dickey) Tyler,
of Goodland, Kansas are here this
week wishing their aunt, Mrs. Nettie
Wise. Some of the old friends of Mrs.
Tyler rendered her q reception on
Monday evening at the home Of Judge
Arnold. The storm prevented all the
expected guests from attending, but
those present spent . delightful even
ing.
w. r. HolstOn was up from Leanna
last Saturday and reported to the
REGISTER that Guffy & Galley were
moving machinery onto the farm of
Henry Richardson. one-half mile west
of Leanna, to prospect for oil. They
are probably at work by this time
and we will know pretty soon wheth-
er that part Of Alien county is sin the
belt"
1t is understood that Miss Mary
Chamberlain will not accept the DEM
ocratic nomination for County Super
intendent. She has an excellent posi-
ton at Humboldt in the dry-goods
house of b. 8. Smith, and she very
wisely declines to give it up in order
to make o political race which has a
good many more prospects Of defeat
than 1t has of victory.
Bill Conley says that his pension
has "gone Democratic" 81 don't
care", he says. II never did like to
d raw my pension under a-Demo-
cratic administration and now don't
have to-" We understand that near
ly all those who are receiving PEN
sions under the Morrill, law have re-
ceived notice lately that they must
bring in additional evidence or be cut
off.
There is rarely loss without a cor
res ponding compensation. w. A
Cowan didn't have quite votes enough
i'm the conventions; but a few days be-
fore the convention met news came
from Denver that he was a grand
father. angelo Thereon Cowan, SOL
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester l.. Cowan
born June o." is the way it will read
in the family history. Congratula'
tj1ns.
1.-THE work of improving lola streets
has been done so gradually and quiet
| ly that the effectiveness Of the WORK
| has hardly been realized. That good
work and lots of it has been done
however, is plainly proven by the
fact that in spite of the heavy and
continuous rains of the last week
none of our business streets was real
ly muddy. 1t is big change from
few years ag9>
Mr.. A. b. Isaac, formerly of Mar
NATION township, but for two or thret
years past living in Illinois, is bach
on visit and called on the REGIS
TER yesterday. We are glad to know
that he has bought farm-the Hart
man place-in his old neighbOrhoOC
near Moran and will soon again be 8
resident of Kansas. He says times
have been very hard in Illinois anC
he thinks q farmer can do as wei
here as there.
| Louis DeHaven was offered th'
Democratic nomination for County
Superintendent at Moran last week
but like the wise man he is, he de
clined with thanks. He can have lot
more fun and have it cheaper in tn,
newspaper business. The Trio-NeU
is the name of the new paper he ha
lust started at Savonburg, credit t.
the towns and to its gentlemanly ant
talented editor. The REGISTER wish
es it success.
Bert VanciI, son of AlonZo Vancil
| living Just west of the river, wa
drowned Tuesday morning. Tn
stream was very high and the bank
soft and slippery, and it Is supposed
that in attempting to get into boa
he slipped and fell into the water
He was missed almost immediatel.
and anxious search was made, but u
to this writing the body has not beel
recovered. The Unfortunately was /
years old and his loss is heavy blow
to his family.
The old Leland hotel has again bee
:. opened under q new name and ne'
management. The name has bee
changed to "The Bradford" an
everything is in first class shape. Tn
new managers, Mr.. Chas. Howar
and Mrs. Goultry, are from Chanutt
Mrs. Goultry has had many years e1
perience at running hotel and ha
gained a reputation to be proud o
The citizens of lola will be glad
know that this house is to be highl
respectable in every respect and W
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