The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-03
uorsan,en who use notes NAV obtain

Horsemen who use notes may obtain
them handsomely printed in book
form at the REGISTER office.
The new moon is lying fiat on its
back. You can hang powder horn
on the point of it, so it is going to be a
wet moon. Water would not run out
of it, so it is going to be dry moon.
We study to please.
Owing TO the ill health of Mr.. Har-
mon the May meeting of the Herticul-
tural Society will not be held at his
home. as advertised, but at Pancoast's
grove. Remember the date, May 10,
and bring your basket.
John Thomas has late copy of the
Mutual News, williamsburg, o., con-
tanning a report of the reunion of Co.
X. o. V. l., his old company. The
company saw plenty of service having
been engaged in q battles.
This machine must have been in
vented to reduce weight, said the
man who has just got a new bicycle.
81 have had my wheel just three days,
now, and never fell off so much in
the same length of time in my life".
Have you good picture of every
member of YOUR family? If not can
you afford to put off getting one? The
lola Art Studio, in the Marble Block,
has all the latest methods and guar
antees satisfaction.
A. n. Mitchell will again canvass
Allen Co. for free delivery of fruit
trees. First class apple trees l0cts,
and prices of other kinds of fruit trees
will be furnished at low rates. Please
reserve orders until he calls.
A large invoice of stationary re-
ceived at the REGISTER Office this
week. Those who patronize this office
may be sure of getting job, in both
work and material, that they will not
be ashamed to send out Oftown.
The senior class of the High School
entertained the Humboldt seniors yes
terday at the hospitable home of D.
Ewart. We are glad the young people
of the two towns have started in to be
neighborly and we trust the pleasant
custom will continue.
l.. l.. Carter is over from California,
Mo-, this week on a trip combining
business and pleasure. His newspa-
per business is prospecting. He re-
turns home to-day, but his wife, who
came with him, will remain for sever
al weeks visiting at the old home.
Married, at the residence of Rev.
J. ID. Walkinshaw, March ID, 1895,
Mr.. John b. Benjamin of lola, Allen
county, Kansas, and Miss Luella
Bomberger of Hamilton, Mo. The
REGISTER joins with all Mr.. Benja-
MINIS friends in rendering congratu-
lations.
Fred Funston was in town Wednes-
day to say good. bye to his friends.
He has got an idea that there is some
money in the coffee business in the
Tehuantepec country in southern Mex
leo and he is going down there to look
into it. He expects to be gone about
six weeks.
c. w. Harvey has given us notice
to change the address of his REGIS
TER from Bayard to Humboldt, as he
has moved from Usage onto a farm
west of the river. He has gone into a
good neighbOrhOOd to do missionary
work for the Republican party,-and
he is a good man to do it.
Sherman Perry, nephew of J. l..
Perry and an old lola boy, is playing
ball this summer with the champion
nine of Virginia. He gets S6oa month
and expenses. A paper from Peters
burg, where the club belongs, says
that he is the best allrOund player
who has ever been in the State.
The Ladies Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian Church will give a
Tea at the house of Mrs. Chas. +.
Scott Tuesday evening, May Z, from
6 to s o'clock. Entirely informal.
You can come and go as you please,
but all are cordially invited to spend
the evening. Price10 cents.
5. Nj. Barr, formerly in the hotel
business in Humboldt, died at Nor
man Okla, last week. The remains
were brought to Humboldt and Inter-
ed on Saturday with Masonic rites.
The deceased was known to thousands
of travellers as "Old Barr and every
one of them will learn of his death
with genuine sorrow.
c. A. Japhet has had a telephone
system put in with wires connecting
his livery barn with the s. K. depot,
the Pennsylvania Hotel and j. ID.
Arnett's residence. 1t works to a
charm so far and is a great conven-
ience to Mr.. Japhet and many of his
patrons. Wish we could have tele-
phone exchange here.
DIR. A.P. Sawyer. Sir:-After suffer
ing four years with female weakness
was persuaded by a friend to try
your Pastiles, and after using them
one year, L can say l am entirely well.
l can not recommend them too highly.
Mrs. NJ, s. BROOK.
Bronson, Bethel Branch Co.. Mich.
Sold by j. II. Campbell.
Topeka Capital: Z. S. Slower, Assist
ant Secretary of State, received a let
ter from Hon. John J. Ingalls, yester-
day in which he accepted the invita-
tiOn of the committee to deliver the
Memorial day address at lola. Mr..
Slower prophesies an immense crowd
at the observance ofMemorial day at
his home and says an excellent pro-
gram will be provided.
Wait and see Knapp's line of We
hi cles before you buy buggy or a
road wagon. He has the inside sure,
and will duplicate prices quoted by
any factory advertising to sell at
wholesale, freight added, and often
save you the freight. Get prices from
every factory and dealer and then see
Knapp and he will surprise you. He
is manufacturers agent and will sell
at wholesale prices, freight added, to
lola.
AS soon as the illness of the late l..
Whitaker took q more serious turn