The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-26
Buy your groceries OFT. NJ. Bartels.

a., w1th his family, arrived in lola
last Friday and will make his home
here. He has bought r. A Edgar's
residence property for his temporary
use, but will probably build large
house later in the spring. He has
bought a number of vacant lots also,
and expects to build houses for rent.
Mr.. Layton is thoroughly convinced
that lola is "all right" and is not
afraid to make investments here.
The Supreme Court of Michigan has
decided that Mr.. Pingree cannot be
governor and mayor at the same time
and that he must give up the older
office. Fortunately for Mr.. PiDgree
he has to give up the msyoralty and
not the gOvernorship. But wouldn't
it have been funny if it had been the
other way? And wouldn't it be funny
if Grant Billbe, who seems likely now
TO be elected councilman, should have
to give up the county superinten-
dency?
This thing of Juggling that leather
medal around all the time Is getting
mOnOtonous. Here is the score of last
Fridays Gun Club shoot: Scott 8,
Wakefield 4, Heilman 8, Haney 6,
Turner 5, Canatsey Z. 1t is good
thing for the Club, though, that the
medal cannot go to outsiders for Billy
Baldwin scored u aud Ard, the relief
man who has been "spelling" Turner
at the Santa Fe depot, made 10. Both
made five straight in the last round.
and BaIdwin's is the best score vet
made on these grounds.
Rev. w. 5. Gamble, who has sup-
piled the LaHarpe circuit for the
past three years, was in town Tues
day settling up his business prepare
tory to removing to his new charge
at Lebo, COffey county. Mr.. Gamble
has been not only a faithful and
efficient pastor, but a good and active
citizen, and not only his own psrishOn-
er but all who know him regret that
he is TO leave us, and will follow him
with best wishes. His successor at
LaHarpe is the Rev C.. H. Granny,
who comes with an excellent reputa-
tiOn as a church builder and strong
and successful preacher.
1t was an Iowa man who gave voice
to the following gospel: Would you
take a dollar for what you have
gained from your family newspaper
since you paid the last dollar? If not
you owe debt of gratitude besides
the money. Your home paper is one
of your best, truest and most helpful
friends. And by the home paper /
mean one that has stood by you for
years, and has ever been found safe
counselor. IfyOu owe the editor
dollar go and pay it to him now, and
while doing so ask him if there is
anything else you can do for him that
will aid in making the paper a still
better friend and still better cOmpan-
ion for your wife and children.
Mr. r. s. Capelin, the gentleman
who lately bought the Pratt farm this
side of Humboldt, was in lola Tues
day trailing some horses that had
started back to Colorado, their old
home. Mr.. Capelin was in the cattle
business in eastern Colorado for many
years and says that with the exception
of the sand storms, which will drift a
wagon load of sand through the
closest window in few hours. and of
the sudden changes in temperature
which drops the the mercury in few
from so above to ten below,
and of the lOnesomeness of living seven
miles from your nearest neighbor, and
of Populism which is too bad to talk
about, it is pretty good place to live.
THE TRUE REMEDY. w. NJ. Repine,
editer Tishkilws, ILL.,, "Chief," says:
''We won't keep house without DR..
Kings New Discovery for eonsump-
ton. coughs and colds. Experiment.
I'd with many others. but never got
The true remedy until we used DR..
Kings New Discovery. No other
remedy can take its place in our
nome, as in it we have a certain and
'ure cure for coughs, colds whooping
cough, etc." 1t is idle to experiment
With other remedies even if they are
Urged on you as just as good as DR..
Kings New Discovery. They are
lot as good, because this remedy has
/ record of cures and besides is guar
.nteed. 1t never fails to satisfy.
Trial bottles free at c. B. Spencer &
CO.'S drug store.
a full house greeted the band boys
asst Saturday evening at the Benefit
concert and the warm encores they
'eceived attested the hearty apprecia-