The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-07-01

mounted and handsomely engraved.
lola is Funston's home town and the
people are warm. blooded enough to
be proud of him.
According to plans made, about
half the people of Iola-those who
went neither to the war nor the wheat
harvest-will leave shortly for
| Colorado tn spend the summer.
Many OF them expect to start next
week
1t ought TO add peculiar interest
to the story now running in the REG
IsTER to know that the author of It,,
Captain, now Brigader General,
Chas. King, is in command of the
brigade of which the Twentieth Kan.
sas forms a part.
Eureka Hefald: Prof. w. $ Picken,
who has been principal of the lola
schools for several years, will have
charge of the Buringame schools this
year. Mr.. Picken il one of the best
teachers in Kansas and the BurlIu-
game people are fortunate in securing
his services.
Capital judging from the pictures
of w. r. McElroy of the Hunt oldt
Union, who holds the Kansas record
for being the oldest Kansas in con-
tinous service, he will hold the posi-.
ton for a long time to come He look 8
as though he might belong to the
young crowd.n
When a town gets game, as lola
has done, and invites all the rest of
the earth to attend its Fourth of July
party, it ought to tog up "a bit. The
present growth of weeds lining the
streets will not make very good
impression. There is still time to
cut them aud it should be done.
j H. New barn, NJ d., of White
field, one of the foremost doctors in
the Indian Territory writes: ~ have
recommended and sold Beggs' Blood
Purifier for the past five years and
am pleased to say 1t has no equal in
any blood medicine that have ever
tried" Sold 10y Spencer, North side
Druggist.
Mis-. w. II. Root and her children
went to Chicago last Thursday where
they will remain several months.
They go for the purpose of having the
oldest daughter, Florence, treated for
partial paralysis of the left arm. All
the friends of the family most earnest
ly hope the treatment will be
successful.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Beggs' Mfg.
Co. AS a general thing l am down
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. H. f. Ogden, NJ. ID. Spen-
Ger, North Side Druggist.
The Tudor Mercantile Company
have found their "due bill" system a
great convenience. The whole farm
ing community OF Allen county has
taken kindly to the dimes, nickels
and cents, and the firm is now tigur-
ing on half dollar and quarter
also. Patriotism and beauty cannot
fail to secure warm reception.
One of the most interesting features
of the celebration at lola will he the
flag raising which Is to take place at
10 o'clock in the public square. The
address will be delivered by Mr.. c. A.
Savage, and there will be recitations
by the children and band and vocal
music. And at the end Old Glory
will he floating l25 feet above the
earth,
For the Trans Mississippi EXPOSE
ton at Omaha, Neb. The Mo. Pac.
will make the rate of one and one
third fare for the round trip with
final limit Of 80 days from date of sale
Also a rate of so per cent of the dou BILE
one way rate will he made for the
round trip with final limit of NO
vember 10TH, For further informa-
ton call at ticket office. j. f. Cozad
Mr.. j. X Graves, who gave the
Merchants Carnival here some weeks
ago for the benefit of the Baptist
church and has since been giving
similar entertainments at Chanute,
Independence and Coffeyville, Is in
lola again this week looking after
some business interests that he has
neat here. The friends he made dur.
ing his former visit are glad to see
him again.
An example of what the food did
to many farmers is shown in the case
of sam Breckenridge. He has farm
with large acreage of wheat and
also of corn, with a small patch o.
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