The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-10-18

In Fulton, Michigan, their D. Arturo
being sincerely regretted by I. ir Al
len county friends whose best wishes
will always follow them. Dur g the
five years that he has lived ] re Mr..
Alt has accomplished great v-prk for
his church. He began with 20 sta.
lions, lola and Moran. having \ total
membership Of 81, and no church
building. He afterwards organized a
church at Allen Center and was main
| ly instrumental in the erection Of the
church edifice at lola. In the prose-
cution Of his labor during these five
years he has travelled $4,000 miles. He
has baptized 80 perR0ns and received
"a members into the three churches,
| all of which are left in . fiOurishing
condition and entirely free from debt.
1t Is record that any man might well
be proud of.
Deans celebrated cigars at Gill;
hans restaurant
Mrs. NJ. A. Alspaugh, the aged
| mother of Rev. A. Barber of this coun-
ty was struck by passing freight ell.
| CINE and instantly killed, near her own
door at Cridersville, OHIO, Oct. Bird,
1889. Mrs. Alspaugh was born in Or
| sego county, New York, Nov. 1913
She was married to Samuel Barber, of
the sam. county, in 1888, and emigrat-
ed to Ohio in 1884. After the death of
| her husband in 1888 she devoted her
self to the care of her two children
She was a Christian mother and devOt-
edly attached to her children, strict in
discipline, vet mild in execution. Her
1 rae Oh cd nd ri -
comforts but faith in the widows God
buoyed her up and went with her to
the end. She rests at last from the in
firmities Of age aud, ROBBED In white ,
sings the song Of redemption with
Gods redeemed ones.
1t seems to be popular in some
places to "vhaIe'' an editor. Some
time last month Mr.. J. A. Stephen
con, Register of Deeds of johnson
county, publicly caned the editor of
the Olathe Mirror on account of al.
legged aspersions cast upon him by that
paper. He was promptly arrested
and fined $500, which fine his friends
paid. Not satisfied with this express
sion of their approval Of his valor they
| walked into his Office the other day
and with due tormality presented him
with handsome gold-headed cane in
scribed a. follows: "Olathe citizens to
J. A. Stephenson, for Gaming H. A.
Perkins, September 6, 1885,"
Parents should be careful that their
children do not contract colds during
the fal! or early winter months. such
colds weaken the lungs aud air pas.
sages, making the child much more
likely to contract 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 respiratory Or
gans strong apd healthy. For sale by
all druggists.
Married: On Wednesday, October,
Is, 1859, at the residence Of the brides
parents in lola township, Mr.. David
M. I Beahm and Miss Nettie F. No
strand, Rev. VIM. Hankins officiating.
Quite a numerous company was pres
ent to witness the ceremony. An
elaborate supper was served during
the evening and the occasion was
much enjoyed. The young people
are well known and popular in the
neigborhood where they live aud
have the best wishes, in which the
REGISTER joins, of host Of friends.
The "Railway and Commercial
Telegraph Institute" is the name of
an institution lately established at To.
peka which promises to fill long felt
want. Its purpose is to thoroughly
crafty young men seeking positions
in the railway or telegraph service
for the work to be done, and guaran.
tees its students positions as soon as
they are able to fill them. Any one
desiring terms and further particu-
lars may apply to D. B. D. Smel;zer.
lola.
A hale old man. Mr.. James Wilson,
of Aliens Springs, ILL.,, who is over
sixty years of age says: Il have in
nv time tried a great many medicines
some of excellent quality; but never
before did l find any that would Sd
CO completely do all that is claimed for
it as Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Oiarrhoea remedy. II is truly a won.
derful medicine" For sale by all
druggists.
Ibave decided to give 10 per cent
discount to all cash buyers for the
next 80 days on clothing, boots aud
shoes, hats and caps, wooden goods
and canton flannels.
1 have bought my goods at bottom
prices and am determined to give all
cash buyers the benefit.
Invite everybody to come and see
and you will be convinced. D. Ew-
art.
Bangkok, Siam, is long way off,
but the newspapers come pretty near
Keeping up with the procession. The
Times of that city in a recent issue
says: "You canteat enough In aweek to
last year, and you can't advertise on
that plan either. Intermittent adver-
Using ia like Intermittent religion, it
only insures intermittent reward"
Mr.. H. H. Ashland, of Ze,lwood
Fla, is lying seriously iii at the home
of F. A. Northrup whom he came tC
visit. For q day or two his life was
despaired of. but he rallied and with
the excellent care given him by Mr..
and Mrs. Northrup seems to be rapidly
recovering.
Cheap? That is no name for the
prices at which LETTER Is selling Ia
dies gold watches. And he has The
largest assortment ever brought Il
lola.
We are in receipt Of the premium
list and program Of the meeting Of the
Barber County Driving Park Associa.
ton 10 be held at KiOwa October "a
q, and a6.
DIR c. A. Lucas recently performed
an operation upon Joseph Canatsey