The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27

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talk about the zinc market. Why,
great heaven London knows more
about lola already than she does
about half the larger towns i'm the
State
Constipation leads to liver trouble,
and torpid liver to Bright's disease.
Prickly Ash Bitters is a certain cure
at any stage of the disorder. sold by
Chas. b. Spencer a. Co.
Pittsburg Headlight: $. H Kesser,
one Of the oldest and best posted
smeltermen in the city, left last even
ing for lola, where he has accepted .
position with the II. H. Lanyon &
Brothers as superintendent. He was
in the employ OF the Robert Lanyos
smelters prior to the organization of
the Cherokee. Lanyon Spelter COM
paDy, and when the latter sprang into
existence he was transferred to No. 3
works, north of the city. He is a
capable man for the position in every
respect and will give his new en-
ployers satisfaction. He will not
move his family to lola for few
months yet, or until spring opens at
the earliest.
w. w. Tobey at the ice plant has
all the doors and windows rugged up
with burglar alarms, hut whether to
keep people from stealing cakes of ice
or to prevent tramps from sleeping in
the ice house nobody knows Con-
sidering that the cakes weigh 200
pounds and that the ice house is kept
at a temperature below freezing, the
precaution would seem more alarming
for the burglar than for anyone else.
When Mr.. Smith, who died I'm lola
Thursday, married Mrs. Smith they
had between them sixteen children
from former marriages. In addition
to these there were born to them
three children, and the parents raised
the nineteen children to manhood
aud womanhood without any of them
leaving the family circle. 1t is very
remarkable record and speaks vol
umes for the excellent heart of both
the parents.
j. NJ. Cavaness, formerly of Neosh0
Falls, has the following in his paper,
the ChetOpa Advance.
We knew several years ago bright
young fellow at Neosho Falls named
william A. Trout We did not know what
had become of him until yesterday. when
we received a card containing II Christmas
aud New Years greeting. 1t was addressed
"senor Don J NJ. Cavsness, Chetopa, Kan
sas, Estados Unidos del Norte" The card
read as follows: civilian A. Trout, desca
a I'd un Merry Christmas y .un muy Feliz
Ano Nuevo. Barranqulls Is. A. Enere
degree de $500 We are very glad t.
hear from him once more.
This Sisters of Saint Francis Clinton,
Iowa, Writes under the date of Jan
uary 2l, 1897, about six months ago n
very reverend clergyman recon-
mended Regan's Rheumatism Rem
edy to us as one of our sisters was a
severe sufferer from rheumatism of
over three years duration. After she
had used one bottle of the remedy we
are pleased to say she was entirely
cured. We therefore cheerfully
recommend this wonderful remedy to
all similarly afflicted and heartily
wish it the unlimited success 1t so
richly deserves. For sale by Evans
Rros. 81 per bottle
In Justice Potter's court at o'clock
Tuesday very unusual case
was tried. On complaint Of the father
of young woman, warrants were
issued for the arrest of her husband
and young man, charging both men
with rape. The young man skipped
the country but the husband APP
peared for trial. 1t was alleged that
the young man, with the husbands
consent, lived with the latter's wife.
All the parties are from LaHarpe and
the unusual abnormity of the crime
would seem to brand it as untrue,
which of course every body hopes is
the case