The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27

aside from the pleasure of giving.
We notice by the lola papers that Frank
sauers has the grippe. Shake, old friend
Chdnute Tribune.
That's u case of mistaken identity.
Mr.. Sauers hasn't the chills, but the
grip.
Their friends will ne grieved TO
learn that Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Run
ner, of 504 North street, lost their
weeks old baby Thursday afternoon.
Iuterment was made at 10 O'CLOCK this
morning in lola cemetery.
A horse in the south part of town
got out on spree the other night,
putting down 40 pounds of chop and
two bundles of kaffir corn before
morning. The horse didn't have
exactly the bust. head next morning,
but he felt pretty bad.
Reports from various Kansas coun-
ties state that wolves are decreasing
in number, which calls to mind the
fact that there have been mighty few
wolves seen in a Hen county since the
commissioners quit buying scalps. A
wolf apparently isu't worth looking
at now.
The worst after effects of influenza
arise from. dersnged functions of the
liver Clear the blood at once with
HERBINE, for it will strength IN the
liver to withdraw from circulation
the hillary poisons. Price SO cents.
Evans Bros.
The DAILY REGISTER and the Daily
Topeka Capital will be sent to any adj e.
dress for three months for 81 75, pro-
vided the subscriber to the Capital Is
II new one. The WEEKLY REGISTER
and the Daily capital to any address
three months for 81 80.
The aged mother of Gaylord Robin.
son, sustained severe injury by fall
ing down stairs Friday evening at the
home of her son i'm the east part of
town. A severe bruise on her head
gave her SO much pain that she was
unable to sleep and an opiste had to
be administered.
Fred Kettle, of Carlyle, was in
town and had his REGISTER chang ed
to the lola postotiice Friday. He has
bought the sam Jordan place IA mile
north OF lola on the Santa Zee railway
and will take possession about the
first OF the month. Mr.. Jordan Will
move to lola
d. NJ. Melvin came down from Law
renee Friday. He is n brother.i n-law
OF w. X. Edgar who VIII soon open
up a grocery in the Sleeper block
and he will probably go in pardner-
ship. Mr.. Melvin has been in the
grocery business in Lawrence for 20
years and the REGISTER is glad to
see him locate in lola.
Msssrs. w. S. Case and j. T.. Shin
kle, of Lone Elm, were in town Friday
and after subscribing for themselves,
each had the paper sent to prominent
neighbors OF the Populist faith. One
of the latter told Shinkle to call
around at the "Liar Office aud have
the paper sent to him for year" 1t
will go.
Many an innocent little darling is
suffering untold agony aud cannot
xplain its troubles. Mark your
child's symptoms, yon may find
it troubled with worms; give 1t
WHITES CREAM YER IFUGE
and restore it to quietness and health.
Price 20 cents. evans Bros.
Pittsbure Tribune. Quite SEN
sation was created in church at Jop.
lin the other night by the substitu-
ton of pretty young women for men
to take up the offering at the evening
services 1t is said that those who
have been in the habit of throwing in
to the basket nicSles and dimes now
toss in quarter or fifty cent piece.
Their many friends will be sorry to
learn that Mrs. Webster Green and
her aged mother both have the grip.
They recently came to town to spend
the winter and obtained rooms on
North street at Mrs. Smiths board.
ing house and were anticipating a
pleasant time, when both were seized
by the prevalent malady.
Fonnd, set Of false fair teeth, low.
or jaw. The owner can have same by
calling at this office and proving own
ership. The teeth were found in
front of Cowan Il Ausherman's stoIe
in lola Saturday morning. The
plate contains twelve teeth, six
double and six single. They are a
mans teeth, the property of man
who quiets his nerves with Star to-
bacco. This is no joke, but u bona
fide find and no reward asked for