The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-09-30


Mrs. Coffey returned Monday from
q weeks visit with relatives In
Wichita.
Binders Irvine 10 cents a pound.
Ball ties IS cents bundle. L. Il.
shannon, North Side Hardware.
Mr.. smith, IRA Patterson's cornice
man, put new roof and cornjoe on
the Baptist church tower Monday.
Bear in mind that there will be a
Crysanthemum show about Nov. Is.
at the Opera House, lola. A. l..
Harmon
Capt. Slower, the boys, b. f. Clark
and Geo. Eldridge all left for Topeka
to camp, eat pork and beans, and fight
the battles over again.
Wallace Duncan has put out
handsome, bran-new laundry wagon
and 1t does look as If dirty shirt
ought to be tickled to death to ride in
IL.
Put your stomach, liver and blood
in healthy condition and you can defy
disease. Prickly Ash Bitters is
successful system regulator. Sold by
CudS. ID. CpeuC6T 0 W.
The county 5. s. convention will be
held at lola October 10 and IL. Note
the date. The committees are at
work and the convention promises to
be one of unusual interest.
Last weeks Humboldt Herald
announced that Mr.. McCarty will
retire and s. A. d. Cox assume the
.s.I IL Il hat
third paper, the Leader, will soon
make its appearance.
Judge w. A. Johnson, of Garrett,
was wounded in the foot sunday, by
the accidental discharge of a target
rifle by his little grandson. The
bullet is still in his foot and may
cause serious trouble.
Mrs. Harmon Scott returned from
Oswego where she was called short
time ago by the sad news that her
sister had been fatally burned by a
gasoline explosion. The sister died
shortly after the accident.
j. H. HufIerd has returned from
an extended tour OF the central states.
He says he Is content to return and
that the prospects here i'm lola and
A lien county strike him a. just about
as good and "A good deal better than
anywhere he has lit.
Dan Gregg has accepted a position
with Harry Bragg, of Humboldt, and
will soon 20 down and conduct the
plumbing department of the Hum
boldt hardware. The position Is de-
cided advance over his present job
and all of Dams friends rejoice with
him.
The Cherryvale CLARION man goes
into a daily ecstatic report over the
shifting of the piles of dirt and lumb Der
on the smelter site 1t reminds the
REGISTER reporter of his youth. Now
there are three smelters building here
and the reporter has not had time to
round them up.
It's now reported as a certainty that the
Goth Kansas Volunteers will be taken to Ma
nila in short time. Allen county has 80 or
40 boys In that regiment and If they are ia.
ken to the PHILIPPINES they will have some
interesting experiences to relate when they
return.-CniOn,
Wonder IL Humboldt won't be sorry
when the boys return that she will
have none to tell Interesting expert
ences."
Doc Chastain left Sunday noon
for san Francisco. When the time to
leave came the one small package
| which he had agreed to carry had
grown into two huge trunks full and
the Doctor will have some excess to
pay. But won't it be a hot time in
the old Presidio when the Doctor
holds his little Christmas tree an q
invites all the lola boys to come al
draw!
Mrs. II. NJ. Miller has several pic
lures from san Francisco. Among
them is a handsome photograph OF
the inspection drill of the 2Olh Kan.
sas. In az open field, alongside a
dense wood, the regiment is seen
marching away up the hill, while the
mounted officers ride around, and q
crowd of sightseers look on. 1t is q
beautiful picture and looks more
like war than any thing yet in connec.
ton with the Kansas boys,
The Sisters of Saint Francis Clinton
Iowa, Writes under the date of Jan.
uary n, 1897, about six months ago q
very reverend clergyman recon-
mended Regan's Rheumatism Rem.
edy to us as one of our sisters was u
severe sufferer from rheumatism o
over three years duration. After she
had used one bottle OF the remedy we
are pleased to say she was entirely
cured. We therefore cheerfully
recommend this wonderful remedy to
all similarly afflicted and heartily
wish it theunlimited success it 81
richly deserves. For sale by Evan:
Bros. 81 per bottle.
Alva Thorpe, son of Mr.. and Mrs
j f.. Thorpe, came home last Satur
day. He was accompanied by hi:
sister, Mrs. Edith Adams, of st
Louis, who went to him in Cincinnati
az soon as she heard OF his illness
there. He is still very weak and Il
slckly yellow color from the dua
siege with typhoid malaria fever
He had one attack in Cuba and came
to MOntauk Point where he recovered
and started for home suffering q
relapse which nearly carried him of