The Iola register., 1889-02-22
The great majority Of so-called cough

The great majority Of so-called cough
cures do little more than impair the
digestive functions and create bile.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, on the con-
trary, while it cures the cough. does
not interfere with the functions of
either stomach or liver.
The revival meetings at the Baptist
church still continue to draw large
congregations and there is much inter-
est manifested. Wednesday evening
eleven were baptized in the baptistry
of the church. Next Sunday at 2:3O p.
NJ, Is are to be baptized in the river.
Rev. Wright, of Neosho Falls,
preached at the Presbyterian church
Tuesday night, and Rev. Drake. Of
Humboldt, Wednesday night, closing
the series of meetings at that church,
which, with the union meetings, has
gained for the church about forty At
cessiOns.
Kreuter &Kruege: are settled In their
new shop:in the Apple block, one Of
the finest business rooms in town.
They have every facility for handling
their business, everything is as neat
as a new pin and we are glad to see
them getting the good trade their en-.
terprise entities them to.
The case of the State vs.. Albert
Walton and Whit. and Edwin Boyer,
a prosecution for disturbance of relig-
ious worship from Elm township, is
being tried before Justice Walters, and
a crowded house. This is the third
day of the trial and we go to press too
early to report the result.
500 REwARD-Requa & Martins
safe at Bronson was blown open Satur-
day night. Notes and papers taken.
All persons are warned not to buy
notes made in favor of Martin & Ad-
ans, or Requa & Martin. SlOOreward
for the arrest and conviction of the
thieves. Martin & Adams, Bronson,
Kansas.
The Union says two experienced
miners from near Rich Hill: have
leased the farm Of i. A. Barber for
the purpose of working the IL inch
coal mine, which is only few feet be-
low the surface. They expect to un-
cover an IS inch vein The farm is
situated one and half miles east Of
Humbolt.
Baptismal service at the NJ. E.
church Sunday morning.
The knights of Pythias celebrated
the silver anniversary of the order in
Kansas. at their hall Tuesday evening.
There were fifteen or twenty couples
present and although the affair was
very quietly arranged, nothing could
have been pleasanter than their social
and supper. Evidently the boys have
some good friends among the ladies.
New kid gloves at Rodman's.
Since an article on the first page in
regard to interest laws, was in print
a bill has been passed and will doubt
less become law, fixing the legal
rates of interest at six and ten percent
With a penalty for usury of a forfeit.
ure of double the amount Of the usuri-
GUS interest for which an action may
be brought at any time within a yesr.
Robert Cook last year sent to New
York and got one Id. of Henderson's
early Puritan potatoes; and from this
one pound he raised 70 pounds of very
fine potatoes. At this rate the yield
would be about 500 bushels per acre,
or two and half times the usual
crop. Mr. Cook has divided his small
start with his neighbors several of
whom will try the new seed.
1900 hdkfs. from y to 25c. Rodman.
We learn that William and Richard
Radnor, one living in this city, and
the other a few miles east Of here,
have fallen heir to considerable es-
tate In England, upon the death of an
uncle there. 1t will be remembered
that the Radnor boys were brought
over from England by John r. Grif-
fifth some ten or twelve years ago and
have been in this county ever since.
Beck wants your millet seed.
Kansas City has gun club compos-
ed of admirers Of the sixteen-guage gun
and their experience goes far to DEM
onstrate the advantages ofthis elegant
little arm over the heavy. roaring ten
and twelve. 1t lie only recently that
sportsmen have appreciated the beau
ties of the twenty-five caliber rifle.
and the tendency now is in the same
direction among the devotees of the
shotgun.
New table oilcloth at Rodman's.
The Progressive Order of Honor
although but a new order is rapidly
coming to the front in the line of life
insurance orders. The lola Lodge has
this month taken in thirteen new
members and have a number of appli-
cations to lay over until their next
meeting. The admission of both
ladies and gentleman to membership
makes 1t one Of the finest social orders
in existence.