The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-06-23

thing they could lnd to eat and also
TOOK q considerable amount of linen
and other tbiUgs. This is the third
or fourth robbery that has occurred
in lola during the last month AMI
an example Will have TO be made Of
someone.
w. NJ. Gallagher, Of Bryan, Pa
says: "For forty years | have tried
various cough medicines. One Min
ute Cough Cure IL best of all.n 1t re-
lieves instantly and cures all threat
trou blee, coughs, colds, Group, whoop.
ing cough, lagrippe and pneumonia.
e. b. Spencer d Co.
F. Long and family left Thursday
for Garnett where they will make
their home. Mr.. Long has sold his |
place near lola and rented fruit |
farm close to Garrett and expects to
get a position teaching school next |
winter. During the last winter he
taught at Geneva and made an envi- |
able reputation as an instructor.
Among the jurymen in town at this
session of court are: +. A. Gleason.
w. H. Shellman, Lee Lundy of Hum
boldt, G. w. McGlashen, J. A.
| Mattocke, of Marmaton; VIM Huber,
Dt6I OIFohs ~ ~ lOllBbOns NdllNlC
Frank Young, Logan; f. NJ. Miller,
John Forsythe, ]. p. Kohler, Elm;
Geo. Alderman, r. NJ. Roberts, Ele-
more; Ira Noyes, Cottage Grove. The
lola Jurors are: Milo Adkins, Mort
Means, &. NJ. Thompson and A. +.
Ihrig.
The ruling Of the appellate court in
the liquor cases effects the following
men in the following way: James
Mile. 500 fine and sixty days in jail;
Frank limerick, 5000 fine and go
davs in Jail; Arthur Benz. Ferguson
$500 fine and 80 days in jail; Jas.
Langley, $1,000 fine and 900 days in
Jail; Jas. Nogley. 5000 fine and go
days in Jail; Dietrich Wittick. $500
fine and 120 days in Jail; Chss. Groth,
ST 900 fine and 600 days in jail; John
Wittick, 5000 fine and $50 days in
Jail.
Every time the papers refer to the
Lapyon Zinc Company they spesA
about the "Zinc Trust" while as a
matter Of fact the company is no more
trust than any other one large con.
Germ. The company is incorpora' ed
under the laws Of New Jersey and
has complied with the requirements
of that state and will comply with
those of Kansas. Instead of being p
wild cat company with 5000 600
capital and s., 900 paid in as the ac-
counts in the papers would seem TO
indicate, the company has q surplus
of cash of $500 600 and has plenty
more when it is needed.
The 4th of July is a long way off,
hut the festive popping game has be-
gun with the email boy. He has start
ed out early this year and has already
become tired OF the e.cTacker and
taken up the toy pistol. He has man
aged to get hold OF some small cart.
ridges, loaded ones, and is having a
good time trying TO shoot himself
The city authorities have take action
ard warn all merchants not to sell
cartridges to boys, and warn all boys
that shooting of any kind OF eXplos-
ives on the streets Is strictly prohib-
tied until the 4th. And the public,
less the small boy contingent is duly
thankful.
One is not apt to realize the change
in the quality of brick used in lola
until the old style is remembered
The old brick were shipped here
wrapped in straw, and then half of
them arrived broken or so badly
Clipped that thsy were not suitable
for facing brick. On the other hand
/ the lola brick is handled without
gloves" Without any packing they
+ are tossed into the kilns six at time
and unlOaded like so much rock
The helpers toss these brick to plat
forms twelve feet above and the brick
, are SO hard that they retain their
perfect form and correct edges. The
sight is frequently commented on bv
!, strangers who are used to the old
soft variety.
License to marry was Issued from
the probate Judges office Yesterday
} to MIR. +. II. Lei'zhach. Of Humboldt,
} and Miss Ona Cox, of Elsmore. Mr.
, Leitzbach is a wealthy furniture deal
er who has resided at Humboldt for
years, and Is one of the most popular
} business men Of that town. Miss Cox
= is the daughter of w. ID. FOX, a mer-
chant of ElsmOre. She ia an accom-
plished young ladv, and has made
= many friends in lola during her fire..
quent visits here. The youpg people
were married at the home of her
parents Wednesday evening and thew
! have the sincere good wishes of their
many friends.
On the register at the Hotel Thorn
son is the name OF Mr.. Cluugh, OF
Boston. He came west to SEE the
zinc country and visited the Arkgn.
sas region ana later the Joplin dis
tIict. Hearing Of lola he came over
here and will remain couple OF
weeks. He ie very agreeable gen
tleman and has made The acquain-
lance of several oI the men who own
Arkansas zinc land. 1t would not be
: surprising were the name of Mr.,
Cough connected with lola's future
: good fortune in several places,
f Here are some gruesome statistics
, for the figure tlends: "lhe beer
which is consumed throughout tue
p world ia "a single year would make b
+. lake 81 miles long, mile wide, or
2,3l9 acres in area. Ia this vaet lake