The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-10

Money, skill and experience cannot
improve DR.. Sawyer's Pastiiles for
diseases peculiar to women. Send to
your druggist tor free sample. J. II.
Campbell.
The Coffeyville high school has
Joined the Trilby procession. The
yell of that school this year is "Trilby
Dilby, Diddledive. Coffeyville High
School 49,"
r. NJ. Purdom says that the wheat
i'm the river bottom has been badly
damaged by the drouth. He himself
has about 20 acres, though, as fine as
he ever saw.
Capt. H. \. Ewing has removed his
law office from the court house to the
front rooms in the Butler building,
where he has commodiOus and pleas
ant quarters.
Next Tuesday evening is COM
mencement. Remember that if you
don't buy seat yeu can't get In. No
tickets will be sold after the chairs
are all taken.
J. A. Urine will deliver ice daily to
all parts of the city in any quantity
desired. For special delivery at any
time during the day leave orders with
Bartels * son.
EBlDOrid Gazette Fred Funston
has gone to Tehauntepee, southern
Mexico. He is going down to see if
he can't get thawed out after his walk
across Alaska.
A strange yellow dog trotted
through our streets Friday evening
and the usual spring mad dog scare
was started, resulting in the death OF
a number of ours.
Among the improvements on resi-
dence property this week we find
marble sideN ak at &. e. McCarty's,
new fences at Jas. McCann's and
Mrs. II. l.. Reagan's.
Frank jackson says there never
was a finer prospect for everything in
his neighbOrhO9d than there is right
now. These last rains have put
new face on the earth.
The Palmer Oil Company is build
ing a derrick for new well, on Mr..
y Orthrup's property. about 100 feet
n ortheast of the big gas well. They
hope to strike oil this time.
Charlie Richards started to Hum
boldt the other day on his bicycle, but
when about half way there he pune
tured tire aud had to beg ride
home ON a friendly wagon.
Capt. f. BTunson, of Humboldt
called ON the REGISTER Wednesday.
Mr.. BrunsOn is candidate for COun-
ty Treasurer and has just finished an
active canvass of the county.
Members of the Republican county |
central committee are reminded of the !
meeting to be held in lola at one
O'Clock tomorrow. Every member of
the committee should be present.
If YOU want your shoes repaired,
inquire for ROsenberger's shop and |
get the best work for the lowest price. |
: hop few doors west of square, next |
Williams's coal office. J. ROsenber- |
ger.
The people in the vicinity of Elsmore
are reminded that a. w. Beck has es-
tablished store there in charge of
f.. Peters, where full line of imple-
ments of all kinds may be had at lola
prices.
DR.. A. T. Crow returned last Satur-
day from New Mexico where he went
weeks ago i'm the hope of bet
tering his health. We regret to learn
that the improvement has been slight
if any.
Have you a good picture of every
member of your family? If not can
you afford to put off gettingOne? The
lola Art Studio. in the Marble Block,
has all the latest methods and guar
antees satisfaction.
We have received the initial number
of Gen. Rice's new paper, the Sedalia,
Mo. Daily Republican. 1t is hand
some and prosperous looking paper
and looks as if it intended to succeed,
which We hope it will.
Mrs. Oma (Reagan) Morrison, of
Lexington, o. T., is in town, having
been called here by the death of heF
father. The disappointment of failing
to arrive before the funeral had taken
place adds much 20 her grief.
The REGISTER received thousand
pounds of paper stock this week and
has more on the road. Those want
ing printed stationery of any kind
will find a greater assortment at this
office than any where else in town.
Rev. W. 5. Wilson will have pub
lie sale at the Manse, Carlyle, next
Thursday, May 16, to dispose of some
live stock, buggy and harness, imple-
ments and household furniture. For
terms and particulars see bills from
this office.
4 man in Oklahoma is taking no
chances. He has planted a row of
milo-maiZe between the rows of corn.
If his corn comes up evenly and gives
promise of a good stand he will pillow
up the milO-maiZe; but if it does not
he will pillow up the corn.
Eugene Whitaker returned to his
home in Colorado last Tuesday, TAX
ing with him his mother and his
nephew. Frank, who go for visit
and for the benefit that will come from
a change of scene and air.
w. B. Lobaugh, of Springfield, Mo-,
and Miss Emma Hibbs, of Humboldt,
were married in the parlor at the Le-
land hotel Tuesday at p. m. Rev.
Hawkins officiating, The groom is a
former resident of Humboldt.
\ 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 of town.
Tom Mcclure is back ON the street,