The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-07-02

ing health cOmpels it. Come with
your cash and get your share. r. b.
Stevenson.
Parties thinking of erecting mOnu-
ments or tomb stones at the grave OF
their friends will save money by call
ing on Palmer & Null of lola. They
have a good stock on hand to select
from IfyOu wish work for decoration
do not delay but call at once. We
will give you good stock and good
work for little money,
Miss Lula Beymer, who has been
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. :.
Jones, in lola, for some time, left for
her home in Chanute, accompanied
by her friend, Mr.. Frank Wilson.
Miss BeymeI is a charming young
lady and has won a host of friends
who will be glad to welcome her
when she returns here in August.
Mr.. August Kruger, the jolly little
Dutchman who worked for Eugene
Esse, in this city, some time ago. pas
sed through lola Tuesday on his way
to Yates Center, where he expects to
locate. Since leaving lola August
has been te Germany, got married
and was just returning Tuesday. All
his lola friends will wish him a long
and happy welded life.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Wright went to
Humboldt last Saturday to spend
Sunday with relatives. They were
called home Sunday night by tele-
gram announcing that one of their
grandsons, Ray Rankin, of Bates
county, Mo-, had heed killed by light
ming. Mr.. j. p. Wright and Mrs. ID.
Ewart left Monday evening for Mis-
souri, to attend the Obsequies.
On Monday we received telegram
from Hon. Ed G.. Gates, dated at New
York, and saying that important bus
mess in New England made it impos-
sible for him co return to lola in time
to speak at our celebration. FOrtu-
nately, however, Hon. w. A. ChO-
quill, of Humboldt, has consented to
fill the place, and as he is a very
ready and entertaining talker we may
be assured of an eloquent and appro-
pirate speech.
The Eleventh Semi-Annual Clear
ance Sale of the Moran Department
Store, Moran, Kansas, commences
Monday July 9Th and closes Saturday
August 18th. Get one of the large
bills to see and compare their prices
with others. Remember, the stock
cannot and will not be duplicated at
these prices. First come, first served.
!. We have fifteen thousand dollar
stock today and must reduce it one
half. Dry goods, shoes, clothing, hats,
groceries, queensware. Moran De-
J partment Store, Moran Kan.
Bob Aspinall and Julius Kreu-
ger were out with paper Wednes-
day morning trying to get the mer-
chants to sign an agreement to close
the stores during the hot summer at
eight O'Clock, except SATURDAYS, OF
course. They met with fairly good
success, only two or three refusing to
sign, and they probably will when
they see the other fellOwy out enjoy
ing the cool of the evenings. Close
up! Go home early once and get ac-
quainted with your wife-if you have
one. If you haven't why-get your
self one.
Aaron Burr COnley took his exami-
nation before Judge Stillwell of the
District Court and was admitted &c
the bar Monday evening. The REG
lister and all his friends desire to ex'
tend their hearty congratulations and
good wishes in this, the beginning o.
his career as lawyer. Burr has
been studying law off and on for 8
good many years and he is well fitted
: for the duties to which he aspires
, He is hustler, an untiring worker
and will no doubt make. a place fol
himself i'm law circles that will VIII
, him honor and respect.
: Our Eleventh Semi-Annual Clear
ance Sale will begin Monday July 18th
and closes Saturday August 18th. We
are overstOcked in every department
and cut prices even lower than in pre-
viOus sales. 1t will pay you to lay il
a supply of all kinds of merchandise al
: the prices will not and cannot be du
plicated bere or elsewhere after the sale
! We Will not stock up during the sale 81
come early while the assortment il
D complete. Produce of all kinds at thu
highest market price will be takeI
the same as cash. Respectfully
Moran Department Store, Moran
Kansas.
D DIED:-At her home ia Fit. Scott
| at o'clock p. M, on Monday, JUNE
I 28, 1897, Mrs. Newton COzine. Th'
remains were brought to lola for in
terment and the funeral services wer'
held in the Presbyterian church Wed
: nesday morning at 1920, Rev. Beesol
of Carlyle, Officiated and was assisted
:. by Rev. w. L. Squier. A number o
7 sympathizing friends attended tn
funeral thereby attesting their low,
and sympathy for the young husband
: who is left to mourn the irreparabl
C loss. Mrs. COzine was one the sweet
r est of women and her loving face will
e long be remembered by all who knew
!. her.
), OLD PEOPLE. Old people who re
:, uuire medicine to regulate the bowel
and kidneys will find the tru
D remedy in Electric Bitters, Thi
# medicine does not stimulate AM
n contains no whiskey nor other in
e toxicant, but acts as tonic and a.
g terative. 1t acts mildly on the ston
= ach and bowels, adding strength an
r giving tone to the organs, thereby aid