The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-09

Early Risers. Early RiseTs. Earl,
Risers, the famous little pills for con
stipation, sick headache, dyspepsi,
and nervousness Cowan d Ausher
man.
Mr.. J. ]. Casmire has sold her rivel
farm known as the Briggs farm, tc
Mr.. George Davis. We understand
the consideration was about SIS an
acre.
1t not only relieves; it does more, 1t
cures. We refer to One Minute Cough
cure. Suitable for all ages, all condi-
tions, at all times. Cowan d Ausher-
man.
Oscar Foust and son John went upto
Garnett last Friday to attend to some
work in preparation for the term Of
court which Is in session there this
week.
The will of the late II. H. Means
was admitted to probate this week.
1t devised all the property of which
the testator died possessed to the
widow.
VIM Cunningham started to Califor-
mia Saturday, in search Of health and
recreation. The REGISTER hopes to
have some letters from him before he
returns.
Earl Chastain, who has been attend
ing the Kansas City Dental College
the past few months, came home the
latter part of last week TO spend the
vacation.
topeka Journal: The matter In
the lola REGISTER has proved 20 pal
atable to the manager of q news agency
that he has sent for 1t to help feed
patent insides.
J. +. Breish, of Topeka, a well
known lecturer who aided in organic
ing this county for the prohibitory
amendment fight in 1880, has been in
lola this week.
That special sale of white shirts at
Anderson & DeClute's has been the
most exciting thing Of the week.
Prices cut square In two. Buy now
and save money.
"Since I have been getting the
REGISTER" remarked man recently
who subscribed about 8 months ago,
II wonder every week how ever got
along without it."
Topeka Journal: An lola man has
devised a way Of corking up the gas
wells so as to save the gas till 1t is
wanted, but most of the people would
rather hear it roar.
Oscar Cowan, who has been holding
a position in an express office in Den.
yer, Colo, for the past year, returned
to his home In lola Tuesday and sx-
poets to remain here.
It's all the same. a slight cold, con
gested lungs or severe cough. One
minute cough cure banishes them.
Cowan & Ausherman.
The REGISTER has no hesitation In
commencing John Dillon. He plays
to crowded houses everywhere, and
nobody who enjoys a good laugh
should fail to hear him.
John L. Brown has traded his AL
len county farm for one In Miller
county, Mo. He went there last Fri
day to make some arrangements fer
the reception of his family.
Colony Free Press: Marshall Fife
has moved with his parents onto q
farm two miles south of lola. Mar
shall was good pupil and was well
liked by all his school mates.
Prof. L. Higgins, of Holton Univers
sity, has organized class in penman-
ship of about twenty scholars which
meets every Thursday evening in the
building north of the Court House.
We regret to learn that T. F. Strick-
lands condition is thought to be rath-
er critical. The wound in his wrist
does not heal. and the doctors fear
that blood poisoning may develop.
1. B. Lawyer, who has been visiting
his sons in Webb City, Mo-, for sever.
al weeks is again in lola. We are
glad to learn from him that the lola
folks in Webb City are all prospecting.
VIM Davis came up from Oklahoma
the latter part of last week to visit his
family and friends. He went to Chi.
cago Monday to attend q National
of SundsySchool missionaries.
Clarence Claiborne got quite severe
ly hurt in a railroad accident at
Chamois, Mo, several days ago, and
was brought home last Thursday.
He is getting better fast and will soon
be out again.
K. C. Star: Colonel Bill Jones re-
moves his eye from the front door Of
the lola postoffice long enough to an
nounce that his "last" accounts for
so 900 Democrats in Kansas. This Is
important if true.
Mrs. Wallace Duncan and her
mother Mrs. Keiser were in Kansas
City the first OF the week, to attend
the graduating exercises of the Kan
sas City Medical College. They re-
turned Tuesday.
The regular meeting of the w. CT.
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