The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-08-03

1t is mouse to wear i'll fitting clothe,
when Gus, the Tailor, will make you
u suit and you are sure of q fit. Hi
workmanship was never equalled IL
lola and he is ready to make suit,
from S20.00up. No cotton used for sew
ing. A perfect fit guaranteed.
Mr. Dibble says the past July hal
been the coolest one in his eight year:
record. The rainfall was very slight
but so well distributed that we have
felt the drouth much less than last Ju.
ly although there was less than hal
an inch difference in the rainfall.
Yates Center NeUs: 1t is very graf.
flying to see the number of new Rep
ublican voters in Center township. If
the other townships can show an in
crease, in proportion to the votes cast,
the average Republican majority in
this county will be raised to nearly its
old time figure.
Ihoyer Mews: The McFarlan well
two miles west of town which was shot
last week has been flowing at the rate
of nearly fifty barrels per day every
day since. Iii undoubtedly the best
well i'm this vicinity and some exper-
fenced oil men say that it is the best
well in Kansas.
MIR. J. c. Boswell, one of the best
known and most respected citizens Of
Brentwood, Texas, suffered with
diarrhoea long time and tried many
different remedies without benefit,
until Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea remedy was used.
For sale by Evans Bros.
Albert Taylor, q negro charged
with stealing clothing from A. B.
johnson, of Salem township, had his
preliminary hearing before Justice
Schaffner, of Humboldt. Tuesday. He
was bound over for trial at the next
term of the District court and in de-
fault of bail is now in Jail.
Revs. Pickett, of Manhattan; Lamb,
of Yates Center, and Horton, of Paola,
were in lola this week called to act as
a Board of Arbitration to adjust GER
tain difficulties that have recently
arisen i'm the Christian church. At the
request of the pastor they postponed
definite action for 30 days.
w. J. Phillips, editor of the Protest.
ant American, of Springfield, Mo-,
will deliver a course of lectures here
next week, beginning on Monday, on
and kindred topics. The
lectures are free and all are invited.
The lecture Monday evening will be
given at the Christian church.
For instance, Mrs. Chas. Rogers, of
Bay City, Mich, accidentally spilled
scalding water over her little boy
She promptly applied DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve, giving instant re-
lief. Its a wonderfully good salve for
for piles. Cowan & Ausherman.
The Allen County Horticultural So
ciety will hold picnic meeting Aug.
10th in the grove at the residence of
Mr.. Swartman, 2 miles south Of La
Harpe. There will be an exhibition
of fruits, flowers and vegetables, open
to everybody. The program will con-
sist of a good dinner, ice cream and
sociability. Come.
The AtchisOn Globe in its pictorial
edition gives considerable space to the
history of one of its most successful
business men. In explaining the rea-
son for his success the editor says,
'sthere has never been month within
five years that he has not paid to this
paper from $50 toS150, for advertising
space"
W. II. Clark, lola: / wonder why
farmers have never got into the way
of planting a patch of sweet corn to
start their hogs on. did it this year
and l had corn ready for my hogs by
July l.. The hogs ate every scrap of
it, stalk and all, and L got as much
feed for them off of one acre as 1 will
get off three acres of field corn.
The A. Il. g. S. f. will sell tickets
to the Annual Encampment Grand
Army of the Republic at very lowest
rates and with the privilege of return
ing on any date within limits being
the only line up to date to authorize
tickets to be sold with the privilege
of returning on any date within limit.
For full particulars call on agent A.
T. & s. +.
Thayer NeUs: In an interview with
Mr.. Galley, it is learned that his firm
no longer doubts that plenty of oil ex-
lists in this field. 1t is no longer an
Success is fully assured
and wells will be sunk as rapidly as
possible. He expressed the opinion
than within a year from this time, 500
oil and gas wells would be sunk in
this field.
Our base ball club is getting great
Within q week it has de-
feated Garnett, Is to Is, and Moran %
to IA, and lost to Yates Center by
mistake in placing the players. The
return game with Garnett was played
here Yesterday. 1t was a fine game,
we'll played on both sides and result
ed in a victory for. lola with the close
score of 10 to-.
1t is not the custom of the REGIS
TER to print in capital letters the
name of every new subscriber to this
paper. but we hope that none OF our
patrons will on that account fall into
the error of thinking that there are
no additions to our subscription list.
July was a dull month, but it added
over 80 new names to the list. The
REGISTER now goes into nearly half
the families in Allen county.
WANTED.-Young men and young
women to know that the Railroad and
Telegraph school in lola is now open
aud ready to receive students and
guarantee to them a thorough and
complete training in all branches OF
Railroad office work. Now if you
want to learn a good business that is
light, honorable and sure pay and that
gives you employment 365 days in the
year, then come to this school. We
guarantee to do all we say and give
students the worth of their money. Al
One of the big features of the lola