The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-03-02
The County superintend, Mt has eom. |

anu COUNTY eCuOOi iuuus a. u 10 Icdu
to ord II it out to the various district
The al mount of both funds is SO cent
per ca oita.
Dew tits Witch Hazel Salve cler
ses, pu rifles and heals. 1t Was mad
for that purpose. Use it for burns
cuts, bruises, chapped hands, sores G
all descriptions and if you have pile
use it for them
g. o. Smith is having q handsom
porch added to his newly acquire,
residence, which, with other i'm
provements about the house ant
grounds, will make it a very attract
i've piece of property.
A. w. Beck has established q new
implement and machine store at Els
more, which will be in charge ofC. A
McClung as salesman. We are glaC
to see lola merchants branching out
1t looks like business.
J. +. Henderson, G. H. DeClute and
w. H. Mcclure, represented the lola
Lodge of the A. o. U. w. at the meet
ing of the Grand Lodge held at FIT
Scott Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
J. c. Reeder will sell at action at
his farm /! mile north of LaHarpe,
next Monday, march 5, some cows,
brood sows, farming implements and
household furniture. See bills from
this office for particulars.
Gus. Krannich, the tailor opposite
Pennsylvania Hotel is prepared to
make up spring suits at very low
figures in first class style. fit and
workmanship. New spring styles re-
ceived. Call and see him.
S. T. Lowe, of Elm, passed through
lola Monday, with his family and
household effects, on his way to Reese,
where he has traded for a boarding
house and livery business. The REG
IsTER follows to wish him success.
ID. I. Palmer, formerly well known
newspaper man ofTopeka, but now the
National Organizer of the Knights
and Ladies of Security, is in the city
working up an organization of that
popular, fraternal and benevolent or
ganization.
VIM Huber, of Deer Creek is sing
ing the praises of oil of wintergreen
as a cure for rheumatism. A year ago
he was mere shadow, hobbling
about on crutches. Now he is fat and
active, and he lays it all to the oil OF
wintergreen.
It's just as easy to try One Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. It's
easier to cure a severe cold or cough
with it. Let your next purchase for
a cough be One Minute Cough Cure.
Better medicine; better result; better
try it. Cowan & Ausherman.
The friends of l.. H. Hartman will
regret to learn of his death, which
occurred at Minneapolis, Mimi on
Feb. Is. While a resident of lola Mr..
Hartman made many warm friends,
and their sympathy will go out in
fullest measure to his bereaved wife.
A thoroughly competent practical
stenograpber, with years experience
as teacher of that art, desires to Or
ganize class in short hand in lola
during March. April and May. Ad-
dress Miss Jennie G. Watts, Hum
boldt, Kansas, for terms and partieu-
lars.
K c. Star: The wife of the sheriff
of Allen county makes such good
meat and potato stews and the coffee
saucers furnished are so deep that
eight men are boarding on the county
this winter who committed petty lar.
ceny and risked their SOULS salvation
for winters board.
Mr.. Pryor has procured a combina-
ton of tubes and valves that he thinks
will hold the gas in the new well,
preventing its escape except as it is
needed. 1t will be lonesome for
awhile without the roar and the great
light; but it is good thing to prevent
the great waste of gas.
Harry Brown and Harvey Longshore
have got back from Georgia where
they took carload of horses, which
they sold to good advantage. They
say the Democrats down there are
very much disgruntled with the
Cleveland Administration and de-
nounce it openly and bitterly.
The Bright Concert Co., is billed
for an entertainment at the Opera
House next Friday evening, march 8.
\ lady violinist, a singer, reader
and pianist, and a clarinetist COM
pose the company, and they offer
highly attractive program. We trust
they will have a good audience.
Our "West Side" correspondent re-
ports the pleasant wedding of Mr..
Irving o. Alyea and Miss Flavilla E.
Steele which occurred last Sunday.
We learn that Mr.. Alyea has leased
the Leland Hotel and expects to open
it to the public Immediately. We
trust he will be entirely successful.
Mr.. c. F. Davis, editor of the Bloom
field, Iowa, Fdrms- >, says: 1 can rec
ommend Chamberlain's Cough Rene