The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-06-03

Is Americas Greatest Medicine. All drugglst4-
That is what the women o other
cities are doing, and lola women
ought not to be outdone in patriotic
sacrifice.
j II. Newbarn, NJ. D., of White
field, one of the foremost doctors in
the Indian Territory writes: 81 have
recommended and sold Beggs' Blood
Purifier for the past five years and
am pleased to say it has no equal in
any blood medicine that I have ever
tried" Sold by Spencer, North Side
Druggist.
salt Lake City, Utah. Beggs' Mfg
Co. A 5 a general thing | 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-
lleves all throat and lung difficulties
AT once. H. f. Ogden, NJ. ID. Spen-
Ger, North Side Druggist.
j. A. Monfort, who always has
strawberries, says he doubts If he
will raise one mess for his own table
this year, making the first failure
in ten years. This will be sad news
to lola young people who have an
nually enjoyed visit to the farm
where they partook of straw berries
and cream sd infinitum.
A. f., Wright's handsome span of
bay roadsters which took the blue
ribbon at the Allen county fair were
recently sold to Cincinnati firm and
he has already begun the collection OF
a pair to take their place. He has
one handsome 3-year-old as a nucleus
and If he finds match for it, the
new ones will be handsomer than the
old.
A very sad shooting scrape at Cha
mute last night resulted in the death
of Hannibal Burris, father of Mrs.
VIM. Baldwin of lola. Mr.. Burris
and another man quarreled with a
third man and when the city marshal
attempted to arrest them, Burris in a
frenzy of madness, pointed his revolt
yer at the marshal who shot him
killing him instantly.
Miss Stella Thomas surprised her
folks Saturday night by returning
without previous notice from San
Francisco where she has been EN-
ployed for several months as stenog-
rapher with one of the leading law
firms of the city. She will make a
visit of several weeks, much to the
satisfaction of her numerous friends
who are all glad to see her.
The Office of the Thomson house is
undergoing extensive repairs. The
entire arrangement of the first floor
will he changed. The floor will be
lowered, windows and doors TO cores
pond, and several rooms will be
thrown together IN such a way as to
give large airy office. In the mean
time people register and loaf in the
uneccupied store room next to Mrs.
Hale's millinery.
Just after the north bound passen-
ger pulled out Saturday night, Mann's
back pulled out without driver or
occupant. The team ran at break
If.tn
then settled into u long steady run.
Frank Mann followed on saddle
horse and found the team several
miles north of town, circling around.
One of the lines had caught in the
wheel and the team was playing cir
Gus by itself. Nothing was broken
or dan aged.
Alt Northrup and John Often con-
cluded yesterday that lola had been
without great big public flag long
enough, and so started out a sub
scriptioD paper. They met with a
quick and generous response, and the
result will soon be seen In a 25-foot
flag floating from an S5-foot pole in
the middle of the square. The flag
pole will be of steel and will last till
the sun is cold and the stars are old
and the leaves of the judgment book
unfold, or words to that effect.
John Thomas, father of II. E. and
j. Il. Thomas, died at the home of the
latter Monday morning at O'Clock.
His death was not unexpected as he
has been very i'll for long time, but
the sympathy OF the community for
the bereaved family will be none the
less sincere. A brief service was con-
Quoted by Rev. Bruner this morning
after which the remains were borne
to the Mo Pac. train to be taken to