The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-06-17

the road in the Territory, were about
25 young colored men from lola.
PAGER, Yaller, Grubbsy, Garner,
Foreman, and all the familiar faces
which have ornamented the curb.
stones for years. The boys do well to
thus break away and the experience
of work and independence will be a
mighty good thing for them.
Hon. James 5. Ewing, of Blooming
ton, H., is in lola as the guest of his
brother, Capt. II. A. Ewing, and will |
remain several days. Mr. Ewing
was United States minister to
Belgium under the last Cleveland adj
ministration ana made fine record
in the diplomatic service. He has
visited lola before and all who met
him formerly are glad to renew the
acquaintance.
Now that the public park has grown
to all age of discretion and sobriety,
it might be we'll to erect comfortable
seats at convenient points where the
tired, dusty and perspiring wayfarer
could sit and swear at the weather
without interfering with the auricular
nerves OF his fellow man. A sub
scription among the young ladies
would doubtless suffice to pay for the
smaller benches suitable for two.
"There's no use talking" says w,
H. Broadwell, druggist, LaCygne,
Kans., "Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoes Remedy does the
work. After taking medicines of my
own preparation and those of others
took dose of Chamberlain's aud it
! helped me second dose cured me
Candidly aud conscientously | can
recommend 1t as the best thing on
the market" The % and 80 cent
sizes for sale by Campbell d Burrell.
! DR.. Witherell, who was giving
stereoptican lectures here last week,
returned Saturday to Topeka where
his family lives. In bidding the
REGISTER force good-by the Doctor
said, 81 want to say to you that you
are running "a splendid paper and a
fine job office for town the size of
lola, and Vt will not be long in my
opinion until you are running much
better one yet. lola is bound to go
ahead and the REGISTER seems to be
leading the procession.
Jacob Lonian, the aged colored man who has
been making his home with his SON. Jen
Lonian, on east 5th avenue, got into an alterca.
ton with a couple of his granddaughter,
Saturday, and carved each Of them slightly
with a knife, cutting one on the arm and the
other cash in the back. Notwithstanding his
extreme age the old man at once struck out
aud his whereabouts is still mystery 9drpeu
PldindeGler June 3rd,
Last Saturday the old mans re-
mains were found, badly decomposed,
two miles east of Garnet. The old
man was nearly 100 years old and
made his home in lola for several
years and will still be remembered
here.
The cake walk last Friday night
was witnessed by a goodly crowd OF
people and 1t passed off in excellent
style A colored individual named
Brady, of Humboldt, won the 81 90
prize for gymastic gesticulations and
serpentine insinuation7. VIII Drum
cool saved IOlas reputation by cap
thn aul-a tshnf tip1aO hal
was given after the cake walk aud
the wax on the floor melted INTO one
smooth sheet beneath the warm tread
of the tripping feetlets. The treasury
showed balance IN the right side
when it was all over.
Spencer's drug store has an electric
= of summoning John Tuggle- from the
land of dreams to compound pre-
scriptions. saturday night about II
3 o'clock several of Johns friends
1 pressed the button and then hid in
the door way. There was no response
t and Frank Horville went to get 9
| stick to fix the button so it would ring
3 continually. AS he approached with
E the stick John saw him from the VI
' stairs window and fired his revolver
into the street. Frenchy failed tt
show up for As hours he was so badly
] frightened.
I A. II. Patter, with f. G. Atkins q
! Co., indianapolis, Ind, writes: 81
Z have never before given testimonial
l. in my life But | will say that TO
5 three years we have never been with
= out Chamberlain Collie, Cholera anC
Diarrhoea Remedy in the heuse anC
9 my wife would as soon think of being
9 without -four as bottle of this rem
a edy in the summer season. We hav