The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-11-08
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ed at the polls on Tuesday. igned by
j. NJ. Lindsay and emphati lily deny
ing that be had ever pledg'rt himself
to serve as county clerk, II ected. fol
$500 year. He was not el, ted, Sd i,
can amount to nothing one ay or the
other. Nevertheless as the :EGIsTER
takes some pride in main lining its
reputation for not making nnfOuuded
and reckless statements, - will say
this: On Monday evening. Oct. IS, al
an F. NJ. B. A. meeting at Scotland
school house, Cottage Grove township,
Mr.. J, W. Carver stated in q speech
that he believed county salaries were
too high, that one of the candidates for
clerk had told that If he were elected
he would serve for 5000 Q year, and
upon being asked to name the candi-
date, said it was ]. NJ. Lindsay, and
added farther that he had given him
such q pledge on that very day. A
report of this speech from an entirely
Trustworthy man who was present at
the meeting and heard it, was the
REGISTERS authority for its state
meDt.
J. W. Wilmington. of the Usage
dropped into this Office last Monday
with the remark that on the Friday
preceding, his nephew. Chss Rogers,
a young man Of 20, had husked and
cribbed 81 bushels of corn in hours
and Is minutes by the watch,.and
the crib was a quarter Of mile from
the field. AS 80 bushels day is
counted an average days work, Mr..
Wilmington thinks the young man Is
a rustler and would be glad to hear
from any man with a better record {.
We wish we could brag of Mr.. Rogers
as an Allen county boy, but unfortu-
nately he lives across the line in
Anderson. One thing we can brag
about though: And that is that he
had to come over into Allen county to
find field of corn that would give
him any show for q record.
Secretary Mohler's report for Sep.
TENDER and October .devOtes consider
able space to reports of unusual wheat
yields III the various counties of the
State. Allen county stands at the
head of the list with the following
paragraph. Joshua Butler. lola, 50
acres; 80 bushels per acre, machine
measure; first crop grOwl on the land,
first and second bottom, plowed during
the latter part of August and first
part of September; depth Of blowing,
five inches; II bushels of seed sowed
broadcast to the acre, from .September
10 to 25."
Parents should be careful that their
children do not contract colds during
the fall or early winter months. Such
colds weaken the lungs aud air pas.
sages, makir 2 the child much more
likely to cont ,act other colds during
the wsnter. 1t is this succession of
colds that causes catarrh and bronchit.
is or paves the way for consumption.
Should cold be contracted, loose no
time but cure it as quickly as possible.
A fifty cent bottle of Chamberlain's
cough remedy will cure any cold In a
few days and leave the respi ratory or
gans strong apd healthy. Fur sale by
all druggists.
w. P. Northrup and party returned
last Saturday from their six-weeks'
expedition to the Territory.
The trip brought a good many mis-
haps to Mr.. Northrup, one being fall
from his horse which laid bin up for a
week aud another being the loss of
his right hand which be fed to the
same horse. Otherwise, however, the
trip was a success, the party having
killed a large amount Of game and
found health and recreation in their
camp life.
An exchange says, and We note it
for all it may be worth, that burnt
corn IL cure for hog cholera. 1t was
first discovered by the burning of a
pile of corn belonging to a distillery at
Peoria. 1t was thrown to the hogs
and readily eaten by them Before
that time a number of them had been
dying each day with cholera, but the
disease Immediately disappeared. We
hope nobody in Allen county will ev-
er have occasion to try the remedy.
But If anv one does We should be glad
to report the result.
A hale old man. Mr.. James Wilson,
Of Aliens { nrings, ILL.,, Who is over
sixty years of age says: 81 have in
my time tried a great many medicines
some of excellent quality; but never
before did 1 find any that would so
co completely do all that is claimed for
it as Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea remedy. tits truly a Won
derful medicine" For sale by all
dru ggists.
Mr.. Morgan Informs US that quite a
large number Of Allen county people
will start from lola tomorrow, ria the
Mo. Pac., for different western points.
John Dean and family and Mr.. Strick-
Ter and family, of Carlyle, for Portland
Ore, Mrs. Biglow and family. Miss
Myrtle Hunt and Mr.. A. Mueller, of
LaHarpe, for Sacramento. Cal, and
Mr.. J. Ihrig, of La Harpe. for Tacoma,
w. T.
. Attention is called to the notice in
another place of the meeting of the
stock holders of the Park Association,
at Mr. Duffy 3 office to- morrow evening.
In addition to the election of officers,
some of the preliminary arrangements
for holding next years fair will be
made and a full attendance is on that
account especially desired.
Mr.. E. P. Loveioy a large dealer in
general merchandise at Wabuska, Ne !
vada, says. 81 have tried st Patrick's |
Pills and IAN truthfully say they are |
the best / have ever taken or known |