The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-06-10
Money to loan on improved farms

Toronto Republicans: Mr.. aud Mrs.
f. 4. Thompson and children spent
last week visiting in lola. They re-
port having visited all the former To-
rontoites who have located in lola and
found them all we'll aud pleased with
lola and her people.
Chancellor Snow reports the rain
fall from January to June to have
been 22.37 inches, 9,75 inches above
the average for the same months dur
ing the past thirty years, and nearly
equal to the total rainfall OF the year
1897. Which is very easy to believe.
Dispatches from Washington an
nouuce the appointment of Ben NJ.
Ausherman, of Evanston, Wyoming,
as receiver Of public moneys at that
place. Mr.. Ausherman has relatives
in lola and friends all over the county
who will rejoice at his good fortune
which he go richly deserves.
If there Is one young man that the
REGISTER boys love better than an
other, that person is Mr.. Frank Ros-
enberger. He brought two boxes OF
fine large Strawberries up to the force
today and they were canned mighty
rapidly. The boys wish he would
come to town every Saturday.
liza Harpe News: The pond on the
old Watkins place near Rose Hill
school house, is completed. 1t is a
pretty big hole in the ground and
mnst have cost several hundred dol.
lars. 1t is the general belief that q
big smelter will be built there by the
Cherokee Lanyon smelter company.
j. H. Newbarn, NJ. D., of White.
field. one of the foremost doctors Ia
the Indian Territory writes: ~ have
recommended and sold Beggs' Blood
Purifier for the past five years aud
am pleased to say 1t has no equal il
any blood medicine that have evel
tried" Sold 10y Spencer, North Side
Druggist.
Cherrvraie Republican: j. V. Mer
chant has added to his already fine
lot Of tools, the best lathe that money
could buy, also one of the latest anC
most improved watch benches. j. V
is a competent watch maker and de
serves the liberal patronage he is re
ceiving, We are glad to note hi'
prosperity.
Chas. Clark, who has held down {
job at H. Klaumann's grocery so long
that people had an idea he would bt
sold with the other "fiXturesn il eve
a sale occurred, resisted the force o
habit this morning and failed to show
up, but is wrapping up sugar will
his sweetest smile at the Tudor Mer
camille store
Mr.. and Mrs Davis Masters, o
Jacksonville, Ills, arrived in the cit!
Saturday and are the guests of thei
cousin, Mrs. Agnes Scott. Mr.. Maste
owns land in eastern Kansas and h.
has made visits here ever since 1870
He is pleasantly surprised at the wa!
the town has gone ahead since III
last visit year ago.
The duck awning has come to sta!
in lola. The two new buildings OF
South Washington each have hand
some new awning and they do max
the wood lean-to look ashamed. b,
a mistake l.. Root, the tailor's sigl
was printed on both awnings and MI
Ling will have to add postscript t
his sign correcting it.
While attending druggists con
vention at Kansas City recently w
j. Evans, of lola, won second prize o.
a guessing contest. A list of drug
was called over and the assemble
pill rollers guessed at the whole. sal
price and Evans remembered NOR
than anyone with one exception
which was quite an honor.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Beggs' Mfg
Co. AS general thing | am dow
on all kinds of patent medicines, bu
am happily disappointed after a ira
of Beggs' CHEEKY Cough Syrup anon
my customers and patients. 1t r,
lieves all throat and lung ditficultie
at once. H. f. Ogden. NJ. d. SpeI
Ger, North Side Druggist.
Stagnant breath, poor appetite, ba
digestion are due to a disordere
liver. Correct this at once if yo
would avoid sick spell, Prickl
Ash Bitters, the system cleanser,
what you need. 1t purifies the BLOOD
} cleanses the bowels and puts tn
stomach, liver and kidneys in perfe,
condition. Sold by c. b. Spence
d Co.
The Kansas City journal state
, that the condition of the bank
Spain Ia quite serious. The followin