The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-02-09
Mrs.J.E. Henderson will return to-

visiting Tor some weeks Will Ne
daughter, Mrs. Mildred Mcfarland
Mrs. Mcfarland will return with her
The Singer NJ Manufacturing Co. Loci
boz 20, lola, Kansas. will sell, rent o
repair sewing machin es. Three dol
lars month buys a machine. No In
terest charged. Write US for wha
you want.
Ifany of our readers has Blaine
Twenty years of Congress-" in goo'
condition, which he is willing to dis
pose of at a reasonable price, a pur
chaser may be found by applying a
this office.
X. C. Star: The lola REGISTER an
nounces the candidacy of Colonel w
c. Jones, of lola, for postmaster o
that town. The best wishes of hos
of the Colonel's friends go with hin
in the race.
The regular meeting of the Horti
cultural Society will be held at the G
A. r. Hall tomorrow afternoon. Tit
subject for discussion will be "Strsw
berries" the leading paper to he rea'
by Mr.. G. Chase.
J. Rosenberger wants everybody t.
know that he is i'm his shop every day
ready to repair all the boots anc
shoes brought in. Prices to CORES
pond with the times. All work guar
satisfactory. Next door wesI
of Mr.. Pryor's.
Gus. Krannich, the tailor opposite
Pennsylvania Hotel is prepared tC
make up spring suits at very low
figures in first class style. fit and
New spring styles re-
eeived. Call and see him.
Merrill Winchester of Allen county
Kansas came i'm last week to canvass
this county for a book and ordered
the Republican to be sent to his faith
er for three months, He is well pleas.
ed with the country-Rogers Ark
Neosho Falls Post: The Alliance
had arranged for a rally over at lola
on Wednesday of last week, but a
blizzard came down and foiled the at
tempt. When it is so evident that
Providence is dead against party il
high time 1t was changing its ways.
Oskdloosd Independent: The lola
REGISTER makes the best one yet.
1t says Lewelling went to Utah to get
pointers from the Mormon bishops
about managing women. We should
like to see q Mormon bishop tackle
Mrs. Lease with an attempt to man.
age her.
On Friday evening Feb. 9th, at the
Opera House Miss Balfour st. Clair.
will entertain the public with special
Dramatic and operate work. Miss
st. Clair is well spoken of by those
who have heard her and will doubt
ess present an interesting program.
A young lady, having beautiful
.yes-bright and clear-called on DR..
Scott recently complaining that it
fred her eyes TO read at night. An
showed that they were
Is good as they appeared. She only
lie ededapairofslightly colored glasses.
Moran Herald: The gas well at
lola furnishes very strong flow of
,as, but the only way in which it can
De utilized at present is for light and
uel, and there will have to be re-
iuction in the price before it will be
generally used by the citizens of that
place.
Mr.. l.. C. Kelsey, second assistant
o the city engineer of Salt Lake City,
8 at home this on visit to his father,
Capt. c. c. Kelsey. His brother
Frank, formerly county surveyor of
his county, is first assistant engineer
It Salt Lake. Both the boys are
ioing well.
Moran Herald: Rev. Squier of lola
has had a cheerful room adjoining the
office fitted up for study
md reading room where young men
AN go every day and evening and
ind clean, instructive and elevating
'eading matter. 1t is a commendable
work, and one that is sure to result in
rood.
The Commissioners met last Satur-
lay, pursuant to adjournment. A
of erroneous assessments were
corrected. In the matter of the ditch
,etitioned for, west of the river, the
prayer of the petition was allowed.
The Santa Fe proposition was laid
,ver. Board adjourned to meet Sat-
lrday, February 10.
University politics is just too dead to skin
Fhen there can be serious talk Of forming
ompany for the consolidation of all the Uniyer-
ity publications. What would Ed. Little or
,ill Reed or Charlie Scott or John Sullivan or
lalph Twitchell say to this proposition?-K. c.
tar
The hardest political fight we ever
lad was ever the management of a
University paper. And the two men
We fought the hardest have been
Imong our warmest friends ever since
he war was over.
Mr.. c. F. Davis, editor of the Bloom
ield, Iowa, Fdrn,s-, says: 1 can rec
Chamberlain's Cough Rene
ly to all sufferers with colds and
,ror1p hoya uaad III in NV family