The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-14

Mothers! Beware of your baby's
quiet and health. Those sleepless
nights and hours of tiresome vigil are
caused by those terrible enemies of
ildhood-worms. Destroy and re-
move them with WHITES CREAM
VERMIFUGE. Price % cents at
Evans Bros.
Miss Frances Wilson this morning
received long letter from Lewis
Cotfield, in the trenches at Caloocan.
The letter was enclosed in all empty
Remington cartridge box, which will
be an interesting keepsake to say
nothing of the unknown fascination
of the letter itself.
l.. Root, the tailor, has leased the
new store building which G.. l..
Whitaker intends erecting on his lot
west of the REGISTER Office. The
room vacated by MIR. Root will be
occupied by Elmer McClain with q
stock of gentlemen's furnishing goods
as stated some time ago In this pa
per. Mr.. Root has leased the new
building for five years and he Is thus
assured of handsome quarters for his
shop.
Mr.. John Il. Holmes, president of
the Cement Company writes that he
will he in lola in few days with his
engineers to lay out the ground for
the plant He will also bring expert
hydraulic engineers with him who
will make survey of lola with a
view of putting In waterworks, and
when their work Is done Mr.. Holmes
Will submit a proposition to the city
for the construction of system of
water-works.
Mr.. e. f.. Buren,, who came 10 lola,
perhaps "to scoff, remained to pray"
and will link his fortunes with lola.
He is a merchant OF long experience
and has purchased the interest of
Frank Sauer in the Cash Meat Mar
ket, the latter, everybody is glad to
learn, taking a place across the room
with the Cash Grocery under Fred
Hale. That is the kind of change
where lola loses nothing and gains
much.
Emporia Gazette: Colonel Frederick
Funston, heighth five feet, three IL
ches, weight, ninety-eight pounds, is
the biggest man in Kansas. The boys
who have known him since the mid.
die of the eighties, call him Jimmy
and Will do so till the end of time, but
Uncle Sam and immortal fame will
probably call III N general The Kan
sas papers, which came to SCOT, re-
manned to pray.
Topeka Capital No one likes to
purchase winter underwear at the
Tag end of the season, and everyone Is
trying to make theirs hold out until
summer underwear can be worn. a
Topeka man said yesterday that all
that was left of his drawers was the
waistband and a shred on each leg
over which he pulled his socks There
are not more than ten men i'm
the state who would not be ashamed
to be caught dead with the under
clothes on that they are trying to
make held out until summer comes.
1t isn't likely that there will be any
spring.
The Emporia Gazette is authority
for the statement that a damage suit
which grew out of the "scrappyr
nature of Colonel Fred Funston is
still pending in the supreme court
of Kansas. Something more than ten
years ago Funston was train col
lector on the Santa Fe. "Once," says
the Gazette, she took n cowboys gun
from him, pounded him up with II,
put him Off the train, stopped the
train and chased the cowboy tor half
mile down the track, throwing rock
bS last at him. 1t was out of this
affair that the d amage suit grew.
Many people suffer untold tortures
from piles, because of the popular i'm
preston that they cannot be cured
TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT will cure them. 1t has met
with absolute success. Price 80 cts
In bottles, tubes 10 cents at Evans