The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-31

Money, skill ana experience cannot
improve DR.. Sawyer's Pastilles for
diseases peculiar to women. Send to
your druggist tor free sample. J. H.
Campbell.
Why don't some of our tennis cranks
get up a tournament, and send invi-
tations to all the tennis players in the
county? it would be an Interesting
exhibition.
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 d son.
Mr. J. A. Christy has had a new roof
put upon his residence and has had
the house and fence painted, making
the property one of the handsomest
in that part of town.
G.. Il. Osborn and Chas. Hoffman
came i'm from Usage Wednesday and
remained over to hear Ingalls,. They
say they never saw better prospect
for corn than there is now.
Miss Jennie Kelso and Grandmoth-
err, Mrs. Hubbard, started Monday to
Pueblo, Colo where they will remain
a few months in hopes that the change
may benefit Miss Jennie's health.
lola Carriage and Harness Co. have
a few sets of harness, and will have
in full line soon, both single and
double harness at low down prices.
Saleroom over ID. Ewart's store.
FOUND: Milk, (4c per qt.) cream,
and sour milk, delivered morning
and evening. Pasture for 40 COWS,
good grass and good water. Choice
pigs for sale. lola DAIRY.
Capt. BrunsO1 was in town Monday
and told us that the Humboldt Post
would have their services this morn
ing and would probably come in a
body this afternoon to hear Mr. In
gals.
The people in the vicinity of Elsmore
are reminded that A. w. Beck has es-
Iablished store there in charge of
E. Peters, where full line of imple-
ments of all kinds may be had at lola
prices.
If you want your shoes repaired,
inquire for ROsenberger's shop and
yet the hest work for the lowest price.
shop few doors west of square, next
coal office. j. ROsenber-
ger.
Miss May Ewart and Mrs. E. e.
Rems burg, delegates to the G.. +. con-
yention held at Wichita last week, re-
urned Monday. They report a large
attendance and very interesting
Meeting.
VIII Langley has sold his restau-
ant in Chanute and returned to lola |
where he will probably remain dur
ng the summer. He says business |
S much better in all lines in lola than |
t is in Chanute.
w. IL. Mcclure went to Chanute
Tuesday to attend a meeting of the |
committee of the Seventh |
u'liciaI District. The committee de-
ideu TO call convention to meet at
;hanute July 20.
Have you good picture of every
member of your family? If not can
Ou afford TO put off getting one? The
ola Art Studio, in the Marble Block,
las all the latest methods and guar
ntecs satisfaction.
Bert Mitchell has concluded TO try
is luck in politics and has announced
is candidacy for the office of Register
{ Deeds He is one of the brightest
Dung men we have, and would make
n excellent officer.
Oklahoma CITY TimeS-JOrnal: Mr..
larry Evans and family of Pleasan-
on, Kans., came down form Kansas
his morning on their way to Clifton,
here they will visit Mrs. Evans
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis.
On account of the Travellers Protec-
We ASSN. SauAntonio, Texas June 8,
ne Santa Fe will sell round trip tick.
Is at one standard first class fare;
ate of sale May 80 and 31st, return
init 10 days from date of sale.
Rev. T.. i. Trabue and wife stopped
l this city awhile Sunday on their
-ay to Springfield, Mo. Mr.. Trabue
as resigned his position in the lum-
er yard at Humboldt and will re-
Ime his work as an evangelist.
Yeager has received nearly car
'ad of glass fruit jars this week.
hey were ordered several months
20, when the price was much lower
ian it is now, and he will give his
Istomers the advantage of his fore
ght.
Fred Funston was delayed in Law
,nce longer than he expected to be {
hen he LETT lola and only got started
st Thursday on his southern trip.
lis address while in Mexico will be
Estado de Vera Cruz,
-exico.
Miss Sara, daughter of Capt. l.. A. j
hrasher, was one of the graduates !
ON the Lawrence High School this ]
ear, and the papers speak well of
er graduating essay. Her brother I
ute is a Junior in the University Law 1
'hOol. 7
The Humboldt Union reports the
cath of II. a. Needman, formerly
,unty clerk of this county. He died
Boston, May 10, of cancer of the
omach. For the past thee years he {
as been employed as book keeper {
Omaha. {
Mrs. J. A. MOnfort went to Ottawa i!
to take her two grandsons !
their father who is now settled at
lat place. The little fellows have
cen with their grandparents for
iree years and they are 10th to part !
18th them.
Mr.. Banks, who has been teaching t
the city schools the past year, ac- 7
by his wife went to Frank
TT, Marshal county, last Friday to
,end the summer with his folks.
T. Banks will clerk in a grocery :
ore at that place. !
Decoration Day is one of the days
at the REGISTER has as much veneer l
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