The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-16

It's just as easy to try Ono MIMI
Cough Cure as anything else. II
easier to cure severe cold or coue
with it. Let your next purchase Il
cough be One Minute Cough Cur
Better medicine; better result; bett,
try it. Cowan 4 Ausherman.
1t is surprising how many neal
sighted people there are. DR.. SEQ,
tells US he has met with no less tina
people within a short time who ha
this trouble without knowing it.
is easy to relieve by proper glasses
which the Doctor can.suppIy.
X. C. Star Daily Colonel w. c
Jones goes to the postoffice at Iol
and peers through the glass box 70
the long Samples envelope tina
shall entitle him to the royal right {,
go around behind the money orde
desk and hand out the blue papers.
81 don't like the politics of the REG
IsTER," said John ]. Boman, Of Cot
tage Grove township as he handed III
the price of subscription the othel
day, "but / have read it enough Il
know that it is the newsiest and most
reliable county newspaper eveI
saw"
Mrs. s. Tozer's lemon tree il now q
NEST interesting sight bearing at the
same time blossoms and the fully ma
tured fruit. Our thanks are due for q
fine lemon-which somebody else
wanted so badly that he "smoudged'
it from our table while our back was
turned. We hope it soured on hinl
A. H. Campbell has bought the d.
c. Wood residence, corner Broadway
and Walnut, and will take possession
this week. He is to be congratulated
on acquiring a neat, roomy and well
located home. Mr.. Wood and his
family will move into what used to be
known as the Ohio House, on East
Madison avenue.
Mr.. G. F. Davis, editor of the Bloom
held, Iowa, Farmer, says: / can rec
ommend Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy to all sufferers with colds and
Group. 1 have used it in my family
Dr. the past two years and have found
It the best ever used for the purpose
ior which it is intended" 80 cent
bottles for sale by Evans Bros.
Oklahoma Times-yournaE w. w.
Scott has been elected manager of the
National Loan and Investment Go.
vice G. p. Walker, resigned. Mr..
interests at Perry were such
hat demanded his whole time and
attention and he could not give the
affairs Of the company such attention
's they demanded. The selection of
Mr.. Scott is an excellent one.
The lodge of K. l.. and s. was or
.anized last Friday night according
o ann ouncement, with the following
,fficers: J. p. Duncan, Pres, Mrs. c.
:. Ausherman, LIST V. p, Mrs. r. B.
End V. p, Mrs. J. NJ. Will
hanson, Prelate, r. B. Stevenson,
Financial Secretary, r. H. Bennett,
Jor. Sec, c. G.. Ausherman, Conduct
n, d. b. ID. Smeltzer, F. l.. Travis, r.
B. Stevenson, trustees.
The Mo. Pac. Ry offers q one way
ate to all common California points
It rate of SO and round trip rate of
IS so with final return limit of 60 days
top over privileges are allowed with
n the State of California at pleasure.
rs further inducement the Mo. Pac.
fers to sell California round trip
ickets going one route and returning
mother. Any other information will
'e freely given by the undersigned.
Z. s. Happersett, sgt.
Every Republican man and woman
Ii lola should feel it duty to attend
he mass convention which will be
leld at the court house at 8 O'Clock
his evening for the purpose of nomi-
ating city ticket. The Republican
icket will be elected and the Repub-
lean party will be held responsible
Or the administration of the city busi-
ess. 1t is important therefore that
he ticket nominated tonight should
epresent the best judgement of the
argest number.
The County Commissioners held q
pecial meeting Tuesday, made neces-
airy by the resignation of J. A. Shoe
maker, trustee of Marmaton town.
hip, who was obliged to give up the
flee on account of ill health. w. NJ.
iattocks was appointed to fill the va
ancy-a most excellent appointment
D every respect. The Board visited
he Poor farm before adjournment and
themselves as we'll pleased
nth the way the new superintendent
Tas taking hold.
You are not ready to begin your
pring work unless you have bought
pair of those pillow shoes at Ewart's.
'hax- ara m haot r,,ado and tho
a mere song considering the months
good service there is in them. Go |
nd look at them. And while you |
re there, ask to see the latest invoice |
{ clothing. A large stock has been |
Ist received, and you can fit yourself !
18th any garment, at any price you |
ant to pay. For good, cheap, ser
iceable clothing and shoes, Ewart |
leads.
J. G. Reeder, of Elm, was in town |
Ist Saturday Strengthening up his
usiness preparatory to going to Har-
ey. ILL.,, where he goes to take posses
on Of the property for which he
AIDED his farm. Mr.. Reeder has
we'd in Elm township for IA years
nd has been one of the hardest work
u and most successful farmers in |
lat neighborhood. He says that the
earest he ever came to q failure in |
lie corn crop was IA bushels an acre.
.e thinks he can stay away from
.ansas, but we don't believe he can.
he good wishes Of all his neighbo
ill be with him, though, while he Is
)ne.
The way in which farms are chang
g hands this spring begins to look
ke old times. All our real estate
gents report a livelier inquiry for
nd than there has been for years,
nd most of our correspondents report
lmerous transfers. Out at Moran,
T example, the Martin farm, the
rmstrong place. the Mcknight
ace, the Lee half section and others