The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-11-17

Are your children subject to Group?
! If go. YOU should never be without
a bottle of Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy 1t is certain cure for Group,
and has never been known to fail.
If given freely as soon as the croupy
cough appears it will prevent the at
tack. 1t Is the sole reliance with
| thousands of mothers who have croupy
children, and never disappoints them
FIhere is no danger in giving this
kRemedy in large and frequent doses,
as it contains nothing injurious. 81
cent bottles for sale by Evans Bros.
Ewart is not so crazy after all, but
what he knows how to keep up big
cash sales even when money is close.
He does it simply by getting the
goods the people want and selling
them at prices the people can afford
/ to pay. Consider for example those
suits at 1915 to 800. Doesn't that
beat all. And then his Overeoats,
ladies cloaks, boots and shoes for
every body, and all the rest of his
great stock. and in the same proper
ton. Is there anything crazy about
that? We have children's suits from
Sl.15 up. Is there anything crazy
about that? We are determined to
deserve your patronage. Is there
ANYTHING crazy about that? Come
and tell us what you think. ID.
Eyart.
EThere was a big fire at Chanute
/ Tuesday night, totally consuming a
] s. H,1 mil in
The block was occupied by Grebe &
Son, wholesale grocers, l.. h. Keifer.
dry q o Is; Wurne[,& Virch, hardware:
| G. w. Brown. coniectioner; Weather
by. tailor; Samples, restaurant; John
GRAY. saddle and harness maker;
Weeks. tin shop, and r. Gregs, photo
gallery. The total loss above insur-
ance is placed at $4,000. The fire
wasincendiary%
Mr.. w NJ. Terry. who has been in
the drug business at Elkton, KY, for
the past twelve years, says: "Chsm-
berlain's Cough Remedy gives better
satisfaction than any other cough
medicine | have ever sold There
is good reasons for this No other
will cure a cold so quickly; no other is
Group: no other affords so much relief
in cases of whopping cough. For sale
by Evans Bros.
The best line of underwear in lola
at Northrup's.
The Kansas City Gazette tells of a
Wyandotte county man who raised
5000 bushels of carrots. He sold
them to Armours to be used in max
ing soup. He received 40 cents q
bushel, or g 600, more than enough
to pay for the land on which they
were raised. We are told the Ar
mours wanted him to grow them ,OO'
bushels OF onions. They have con.
tracted with him for 10000 bushels o.
carrots next year.
The REGISTER had a pleasant cal
Wednesday from Mr.. John Caldwell,
of AIberquerque, y. NJ. who, with
his wife, has been visiting his father
and other relations at Carlyle. Mr.
Caldwell is working in the A. and p
shops at Albuquerque. and is pros
porous and happy. He says thai
Newt. COZiue son of G. a. COZine. o.
Carlyle, is boarding with him and get
ting good wages from a city con-
tractor.
We regret to learn that the epidem
ic of diphtheria still prevails in Usage
township. Mr.. r. +. Hosley was in
from there Monday and reports thai
two of Jas Dickerson's children, Ont
of Mr.. Best's and one of Mr.. Rogers
are dead, making six in all who have
succumbed to the terrible disease
The Rising Star school has been clos
ed and will probably remain closed
all winter.
The third lecture of Prof. Hopkins
course will be given at the schOO
house tonight, beginning at s O'Clock
and will discuss the literature of the
Early Colonial period in the North
Each one of these lectures is more fas
! cinating than the one that proceeded
missing the richest intellectual snC
educational treat lola has ever had.
! B. F.. Pancoast calls our attention
to the fact that nearly all the cedal
trees in this locality are infested witt
the bag-worm, which is very destruc
tive if not molested. Mr.. Pancoas
SAYS the only way to get rid OF tn
pest is to pick the bags, in which it II
enclosed, off the tree and burn them
and he suggests that this be dom
promptly.
Rev. Freed received telegram sunouncin
the death of his mother at Williamsport Pa
The aged lady departed this life last night
, The stroke comes with great severity upon Rev
Freed at this time She was all that mothe
can possibly be to a devoted and dutiful sou
The entire community will sincerely sympathiz
with him in his nt-Cofeyrttte Jour
nal.
The lola riends of Mr.. Freed desir'
to add their coincidence, and entent
their heartfelt sympathy.
Only a few of those s. cIoaks left a
Northrup's.
To parties desiring to spend tn
winter in California the A. L. Il !. +
Ry. will sell first class round trip tick
cts for $3.50. This is cheaper thai
regular second class round trip rates
Limit to return April 80, 1894. 10
particulars call on the Agent of A L
4 5. +. Ry.
The program for the annual meet
ing of the State Teachers Association
to be held at Topeka Holiday week
has been published. We are glad t
notice that lola is to be represente'
by Mrs. w. s. Picken who is dowI
for a paper on "Phonics."
Speaking of Federal appointment
, the other day, Senator Martin said:
I have recommended Dr. Seeley, Of Leaver
worth. for United States marshal for this di:
trict and think he will get il although there
: not much telling. as Ar Cleveland makes
, his own mind as TO whom he wants. and the
appoints them
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