The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-04-01

dry helping build 1t up. He says as
soon as the upstairs is finished ma
chinery will be put in there and then
a man will be put on the road rustl-
ing up trade in the neighboring
towns.
Hon. w. j. Buchsn came down
from Kansas City Tuesday afternoon
and put in the aflerDoo calling OH
prominent Republicans ia the inter-
est of his candidacy for Congress. He
was accompanied by Hon. G. Il. Lob
dell, exSpeaker of the House of Rep
resentatives, aud one Of the best fell
lows on earth.
The jury in the case of Geo. Moore
VS. the Santa Fee r. II. brought in a
verdict Saturday night for the plain
tiff for $780, This will be gladly
learned by the people generally, for
there is no doubt that More sustained
severe injuries and the payment of
this sum will not at all inconven.
fence the road.
Pittsburg Headlight: John Minerd,
who came home from lola about two
weeks ago, where he is engaged in
business, for treatment for blood
poison. has SO far recovered as to be
able to return this morning. Ae Is not
completely cured by any mesns, but
it is thought with coed care he will
be all right soon.
Mrs. f. c. Franklin returned to
Lawrence Tuesday, her visit being alb
ruptly ended by distressing acct
dent which occurred yesterday to her
hus band, whose eyes were painfully
injured by an explosion of tube of
ammonia with which he was expert
menting. 1t is hoped that no per-
man ent harm will result.
The men at the brick yard are all
working day and quarter and yet
the output is gobbled up as fast as the
brick are turned out. On the A GERS
building ten masons are at work and
half dozen helpers, aud wagon
load of brick lasts only few minutes,
Mr.. Acers said he thought they
could lay 10000 brick a day if they
could get them.
Evangelist c. M. Haworth, an ex.
travelling boot and shoe man, was in
the city Friday, enroute to Kansas
City from the southern part Of the
state where he has been engaged in
Evangelist work. Evangelist Ha-
worth is an old time friend of Rev. /.
b. Pulliam, they having sold goods
together Oh the road and being both
ex-traveling men.
Yates Center News: Hon. h. Is. Stew.
enson, the veteran Republican poll.
tician of lola was in Yates Center last
Monday forenoon between trains. He
was on his way to Kansas City, but
while here put in few good lick
for his friend, f. H. Funston, whois 9
leading candidate for governor. Mr.
Stevenson is what might be termed 8
smooth" politician.
The Rev. w. H. Weaver, pastor o
The u. b. Church, Dillsburg, Pa, rec
ognizes the value of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, and does not hesltat,
to tell others about it. 81 have USED
Chamberain's Cough Remedy" h,
says, land find ii an excellent medi
cine for colds, coughs and hoarseness,
So does everyone who gives it trial
Sold by Campbell d Christian.
The lola Steam Laundry Is having
its roof raised and "A general remodel
ing of the interior is taking place
This will make it one of the most up
to-date concerns of its kind, in fac
the finest in the county, and if tn
managers would only compel the be
whiskered young oriental who gather
up washee to shave every morning
no one would have kick coming.
The REGISTER is glad 10 note tina
"The Herald (HumboldD regrets tina
Mrs. A. b. johnson has decided /
leave the farm east OF Humboldt AN,
move to lola. A home will be bull
there and the move will be made a
once. They wished 10 move to Hum
boldt, but could not purchase lot S
we lost these valuable citizens. How
ever we wish them much joy am
happiness in their new home"
lola people will remember Joe Mil
Ter, Lutte Stover's friend in Oklahom
who was sent to the penitentisry on
charge of counterfeiIing, and will b
interested IN knowing that he will b
pardoned out of the penItentiary soor
Lutte Slower at the time was suspect
ed on account of his intimacy wit
Miller and has the distinction of hay