The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-03-21

there are exceptions occasionally aud
noteworthy exception In the celebrated
ChamOerlain's cough remedy. This
now universally known medicine has
been advertised liz the Graphic for four
or i've years. but not until recently had
we any personal knowledge of Its won.
derful efficacy, which has come about
through the prevailing influenza and
the stubborn cough that has ID often
attended 1t. In the writer's family
this medicine has on several occasions
this winter cured . cough that baffled
any and all other remedies; and the
number Of families In Kimball and vi.
cinity in which this remedy has been
used with like effects attests to its value
40 Q specific for coughs and colds OF ev.
cry nature. For saie by all druggists.
The farmers Alliance store owned by Rrigsi
their creditors the Orr q Lindsey Shoe.C Of
Cincinnati, purchasing the stock OF merchan-
disc, they In turn selling the stock to c
sere: q land m Bn.lss county Ss ss 'ol ~
incumbersd by e5.5 mortgage. The books
on accounts Of the hrm were assigned TO the
oliver 4 imboden Co.. Of Wichita. and placed
While here 10 yet large amount owing to the
other creditors Of the firm, Aessrs Briggs and
Martin are left with virtually nothing, which
simply proves that business cannot be conduct
ed successfully on other than business prin-
clplss. Herald
Another illustration OF the same
truth 10 reported from GrenoIa, Kan.
sas, where the Alliance store recently
failed for $4,000. There Is only one
way for . man to run his business sue.
nosof,,Il~, and that In IN -, ., a. hi ~ ooIf
During the war photographers 40.
the army by authority OF
the Government and took views dur.
ing all the great battles which are, OF
course, accurate representations Of the
scenes as they actually existed, and
not fancy pictures. They show bat
teries hard at work, regiments actual.
" engaged In the conflict, the field
strewn with dead after the battle, and
all Of the dreadful, yet fascinating de-
tails Of army life. They are photo.
graphs and not fancy pictures. There
are hundreds Of these plates now in
the Government archives and 1t Is the
best of them that are to be shown at
the G. A. r. Hall next Wednesday
night March %. under the auspices Of
McCook Post. It will be rare treat
and the hall should be crowded.
Emporia Republican. The First
M. E. church was comfortably oiled
last evening. The missionary sermon
was preached by Rev. J. B. Ford, of
lola, from the text "6O We into all the
world and preach the Gospel" The
speaker is tall, scholarly and thought
ful and delivered an address full of
passages and rich in thought.
He possesses the faculty Of dashing of
a picture with few touches. He was
not argumentative, but carried his
subject through without halting. The
divine shone through the
ab.y prepared address and at times he
rose thrillingly to the grandeur Of his
theme in spite Of his notes.
Miss Tina Inge, Of Geneva township
who was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w Rowland last week, was the VIC.
tim Of q most successful und happy
surprise last Friday evening. About
forty of the young people about town
gathered in q body and made an as.
sault on the residence which capitula-
ted at once and became the the prop.
erty of the merry party until q late
hour. Miss Inge was taken complete.
" by surprise but quickly recovered
her eelfpOssession and welcomed her
guests with her accustomed pleasing
Refreshments were served
during the evening and the occasion
was an entirely pleasant one.
Last Monday morning about four
o'clock, what is known as the Chol.
|ette building, across the street from
Taylor's lumber yard, was discovered
10 be In flames and was in . short
time burned to the ground. 8. E.
had small stock of grocer.
les in the building which he also used
as o coal and wood Office. This stock
was insured in the Capital, of Topeka,
for $500; which will fully cover the
loss The building belonged to Mrs.
Chollette and was insured for $500.
The origin of the fire is not known.
The.city election comesof two weeks
from next Monday, and is beginning
to attract some attention. Nobody
seems to be an active candidate for
mayor. The general opinion seems to
be favorable to the reelection of Mr..
Thayer II he can be persuaded to ac-
cept the Office for a third term. Capt.
Col. Jones and w. J. Evans
have also been mentioned as possible
and either one Of them
would fill the bill admirably. A eau.
Gus will probably be held some even
ing next week to select ticket.
We regret exceedingly to learn Of
the death, on February %, at his home
in Oakland, California, of our old
friend and schoolmate. Frank M,
Smith, formerly of Carlyle township.
He was never strong and his health
has been specially poor for q year past
although be continued to attend to his
business as telegraph operator until q
abort time before his death. He was
years OF aga and leaves q
wife and three children who, with his
are living at Oakland.
Married, On Tuesday March IS, at
The residence of tina officiating clergy.
man, Rev. VIM. Hankins, Mr.. w. D.
Fronk and Miss Hattie A. Adams,
10th Of Allen county. Mr.. Fronk is
one Of the stirring, progressive farm
ers Of Salem township, and Miss AID.
ans has been very popular and sue
cessful teacher. Both have many
friends In all parts of the county who
will Join the REGISTER in heartiest
congratulations.
While driving quietly along road
In Logan township the other day Sup.
Barber's horse suddenly
SHE'D at pile Of logs and turned 30
suddenly as to tip tho buggy over.
Mr.. Barber was thrown violently to
the ground and received some very IN.
bruises, but managed to
hold onto the lines and stop his horse
before any damage was done to the
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