The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-18
The success of Mrs. Annie NJ. Beam

treatment of diarrhpa in her children
will undoubtedly be of interest t.
many mothers. She says, 81 spen
several weeks i'm JOhnstown, Pa, af
ter the great flood, on account of my
husband being employed there. We
had several children with us, two o
whom took the diarrb9a very badly
1 got some of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhpa Remedy from
Rev. Mr.. Chapman. 1t cured both o.
them. / knew of several other cases
where it was equally successful.
think it cannot be excelled and cheer.
fully recommend it." % and 80 cent
bottles for sale by Evans Bros.
A good many people have vivid recollection.
of cyclone which about seven years ago tori
through this country. entering this state from
above fen1leton, passing Williamson and
jumping over Greenville City. Soon after the
passage of this unweleome visitor somebod
found 1t Its track on the place of W. II Merritt
Bushy Creek township, Anderson county, q
Spanish silver Rex dollar of the reign Of
Charles ". The coin had evidently been drop
ped along with other miscellaneous fragments
aud wreckage by the cyclone. few days az,
an other coin of the same kind was found on the
same place. Dr. T. Z. James brought il to the
city. 1t is In good condition. bright sound and
clear of rust and Is dated 172j, with 'Carolus
Ill Rex" on the Margin.-Greenrille Is. C,)Ners
Jimmie Campbell took in one Of
these same old REX" dollars not long
ago. Wonder if cyclone brought il
into this country?
HiaUatHa World: When people
ride through the country they wish
to know who lives OH the farms. 1t
is rather embarrassing to ride up to a
house and ask who lives there. Eli
Zimmerman has thought of this and
on his his stone stepping block his
name is cut in large letters. He is
proud of his fine farm as he has reason
to be. 1t would be a good plan for
t he farmers to have their names on
the gate, or a neat board, or in some
prominent place.
The London Telegraph is authority
for the statement that Jerry Simpson
expects to introduce into the next
House modest bill providing for the
pur chase of the Dominion of Canada
from the British government. He
says the United States made a good
investment when they purchased
Alaska and they ought to buy Canada
next. We presume he thinks the Do
minion could be bought with the
money remaining in the treasury after
the government has bought up all the
railroad systems in the country.
Lily May, the nineteen-year-Old
daughter ofMr. NJ. Ratliffe, died Tues
day night at the residence north of
the Missouri Pacific railroad, after suf-
fering for about nine days with the
typhoid fever. The remains were
buried Tuesday i'm the lola cemetery.
The peculiarly sad feature of this
death was that the young lady was
to have been married in a week or
two from the date of her death. Her
bereaved lover surely has the SYM
pathy of all.
The Republican county central COM
mittee held their meeting Saturday,
for the purpose of organizing and de-
termining upon plans for the fall CAM
paign i'm this county. The Organiza-
ton was effected as follows: NJ. p.
Jacoby, chairman; II. FL. Bennett,
secretary; J. T. Tredway, treasurer;
G.. Kreuter, chairman Executive Com
mittee. The Executive committee,
consisting of one member from each
township, will meet at the court house
Saturday, Sept. 2, at 2 p. m.
Colony Free Press: Now we are
beginning to see the effect of "Rebel
reform" i'm our own midst. Thomas
Waters, an old veteran of the late
war, who has not been able to walk
without the aid of crutch for two
years past, and has no means of sup
port other than his pension, was no
titled this week that.his pension was
cut off.
X. C. Star: The populi-t county
commissioners of WOOdson county
awarded the county printing to the
Populist paper at Yates Center at full
legal rates, in accordance with the
rule and policy of pOpulist commits
sioners i'm nearly every county in the
State where they are i'm control That
may not be business. but it is politics.
Commenting on the REGISTERS al
fusion to his pOst-Ofiice prospects, Bob
Wells, Of the Yates Center Democrat,
says: ave don't particularly want
the blamed thing, but it's been tag
ging us around so long that we may
have to take it, i'm order to get rid of
it."
The following marriage licenses
have been placed on record within
the past two weeks: J. r. Montanye,
Linn county, Elizabeth c. Hobbs,
Linn county; Thomas Leighty, Adams
county, Ills, Grace Wilson, Allen
county; ID. d. Fife. Allen county,
Cora l.. Smith. Woodson county.
VIM Cunningham has been through
the east part of the county this week,
and he speaks with the widest kind
of wild-eyed enthusiasm about the
crop prospects out there. He looks as
jubilant as a man at his mother-in-
laws funeral, over the condition their
corn is in.
We saw man walk all the way