The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-04-29

on all kinds of patent medicines, but
am happily disappointed after trail
OF Beggs' CHEEKY Cough syrup among
my customers and patients. 1t re-
lieves all throat and lung difficulties .
at once. II. f. Ogden, NJ. y. Spen- .
Ger, North Side Druggist.
A man named Drake from IT. Scott /
shipped a car load of potatoes into |
lola Friday and as soon as the !
merchants learned of it every dray in
town was put on the double quick
and that car was unloaded in just
thirty minutes. Some merchants got
one load, some two, hut none got all
they wanted. 1t was merry war.
A card from Winfield, West Nir-
ginia, from Rev. w, l.. Squier $ ates
that he is located there and has charge
of the Presbyterian missionary work
in the "Big Kauawha valley from
Charleston to the Ohio, and for in
definite distances on either side"
That he may prosper in his new field
is very universal wish of his lola
friends.
WestphaIu Times: l.. |. Pursell, Of
the Lakin Index, has purchased the
lola Sentinel from j. 4 G0shorn aud
will assume control soon. Mr.. Pur-
sell is forcible Democratic writer
and we welcome him to eastern Kan.
sus. MIR. Goshorn, the retiring editor
is representative Democrat, and
we hope he has not entirely given up
journalism.
| Oak street i'm the east part of town
/ has recently been opened up some
distance into Boughton's addition.
! 1t would he a good plan to open up
some more streets in that neck of the
woods before the land gels to be so
valuable as TO make its condemnation
for streets appear a hardship to the
owners or Il great expense to the city
for damages.
Mr.. Finley Long, who arrived from
Leaven worth few days ago to make
lola his home, has established him
self i'm room S, Bartels building where
he will do a general law business, in
Guiding real estate, exchanges and
loans. Mr.. Long is an experienced
lawyer aud q pleasant gentleman
whom the REGISTER is glad to well
come and commend to the confidence
of our people.
Supporting that there are 10000, 900
men in the United States capable of
bearing arms, then n call for 100000
volunteers would necessitale one man
ont of every 100 enlisting. One man
out OF every 100 in lola would make
her share about ten men. but for each
place there are ten anxious applicants,
not including Company ID which is
anxious to go sixty strong.
Humboidt HeraM Mr.. f. b. Drew
general freight agent of the Nj. Is, x
II. in Kansas and India Territory was
i'm Humboldt Wednesday and made
"A pleasant call at the Herald office
In speaking to him about the propos-
ed building of the Katy to connect
its two branches he said that the
matter was being considered by the
officials OF the road, and thinks il
would be good thing.
Ed. Chenault, the painter who
broke leg 10y u fall at the court
houss last week, is improving and the
doctor says he expects him to pull
drought all right. Mr.. Chenault Is 8
very restless man as an invalid, how
ever, and his very severe injury il
hard for him to bear. A Sigh
tendency to pelvic peritonitis gives
him some trouble, but it is hoped tina
he will steadily regain perfect health
The time of year has come whel
, every lady is thinking of buying he
y spring millinery. She is also ligur
ing on the cost and will endeavor I,
buy where she can be suited in bOtl
style and price. We can suit you il
both. Our entire stock is new ant
consequently mas no out-oI-uate Soo"
in it. We bought at the very loves
price and 50 are able to sell to sui
the customer. Give us II call ladie
when in lola. Hale d Priboth, ives
room Thomson Block.
, Two years ago h. j. Warren,
>, druggist at Pleasant Brook, n. y
bought u small supply of Chamber
: lain's Cough Remedy. He sums u
the result rs follows, "At that tim
the goods were un known IN this SET
! ton; today Chamberlain's Coug
Remedy is "A household word" 1t
the same in hundreds of communities
70 Wherever the good qualities Of Chan
70 berlain's Cough Remedy beconl
" known the people will have nothin