The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-27
Somebody start the Fourth of July

Co. AS general thing 1 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. d. Spen-
GER, North Side Druggist.
The lola boys are at San Francisco
and in few days Ord Christian and
Lew Coffield will be leading mighty
chorus in the tune:
ooh Mr. Captain, stop the ship,
want to get out and wal,
feel so filppy ioppity dip etc"
Here's bona fide Allen county pros.
perity ITEM Jas. Townsend, q farm
er west of the river bought 100 acres
of land q year ago. Last year he
rented it on The shares to a young
fssmer who planted 80 acres of it to
wheat. The wheat was sold the
other day and Mr.. Townsend's share
of the proceeds more than paid for
the l20 acres.
And now they talk about "kev-
joint" Even the girls know of its ex-
istence, and having been shown one
of the keys, they inspect all punches
of keys with knowing and search
ing look. 1t Is understood that they
have list of those spotted with keys
on their person The key to the joint
question ought not to he hard to find
by the authorities in this case.
According to the newspapers, an
Ohio husband became the happy
father of seven children not long ago.
OF the seven all lived hut one. 1t is
to be hoped he laid in supply Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, the
only sure cure for Group, whoopipR-
cough, colds and coughs, and so in
sured his children against these
diseases. For sale by Campbell d
Burrell.
Mr. A. b. Johnson, one Of the
wealthy farmers of salem township
Is building handsome home on
south Western street. aud will move
to town and make lola his future
home. Mr.. Johnson was compelled
/ to give up farming as u result of ia
jures sustained by fall from tree
last year and his decision to pass his
latter years in peace and comfort in
lola is a wise one.
In digging the south foundation
ditch for the new simpson block, a
solid stake was struck about a foot
and half below the top Of the
ground. Measurements show that ii
exactly marks the distance from OF
tens building called tor by Mrs
simpsons deed and is exactly l0(
leet from DeClute's corner Ii Ii
without doubt one of the stakes Of the
original town sight.
AS the season advances it grow:
more urgent and important that yot
should not fail to get in that little
patch of sorghum. Claiborne ha'
free and he has first class mill, al
you know, where he will grind TIT
cane when it Is ripe at low cost
You can't plant "A crop which vii
yield better returns in proportion I,
the amount of labor and land ant
money invested.
T. c. Hughes moves To lola this week wher
he expects to go Into business Mrs. Hughe
left for Washington. Kans., yesterday wher
she expects to visit her parents for short time
Mr. Hughes Il a good business man and
thorough gentleman and we very much regrc
to see him 20 aud we hope 10 see him back her
and In business again. OSdwd'oiHif journal
Mr. Hughes is a brother OF Mrs. VIM
Nash. aud comes here to take n plac
i'm the manufacturing COmpau.
Works. He is an accomplished must
clan and he aud his wife will be COZ
daily welcomed To lola.
Monday May 80 being set apart 70
the Observance of memorial exercises
Mr.. Billbe has decided not to begi
the normal institute proper unit
= Tuesday. On Tuesday morning 4
2 1870 the institute will begin work am
4 one day having heen lost it is nj
! gently requested that those who eS
: poet to attend should make all pre-
limmary arrangements, such as 81
T. rolling, and hs prepared for wor
= promptly on Tuesday morning,
l. 1t il lamentable fact, hut neveI
theless true, that up to date no irat
% has been found of the higamist, Bill
II Madden, who eluded the authorize
) after having been arrested. To
sure, his criminal conduct insures hi
o a warm time in the sweet bye and by
- but men somehow grasp the meauit
IA of veng eance better when interprett
d by their fellow man. He ought to