The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-31
Local Notes.

Car load of choice eating potatoes
lust received fresh stock at >. y.
Wickard d. COS. Grain House, Santa |
Fe depot
The latest styles In buggies and |
road wagons aud at prices that you
caunot beat. Two car loads just re-
ceived \. w. Beck.
The A r. IL =. f. is now making u
rate of So. 50 from lola to san Fran.
cisco and all intermediate points, and
rate of 29.15 to Portland, Ore, aud
intermediate points. r.. \. Edgar,
Agent
l.. w. Duncan made trip a.wheel
Friday from lola to Piqua. Neosho
Falls, Geneva, Carlyle ana home, lie
dined on cheese and crackers at the
Hotel de Carlyle and nearly fell dead
when he reached home he was 80
tired.
"Give me q liver regulator an |
can regulate the world" said u gem
ius. The druggist nauied hima bot
tie Of DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
the famous little pills. G. b. Spencer
u Co.
Beck says that the cash Gales of
implements and Uuggies have exceed
ed his expectation so lar that he was
compelled to- get i'm two more car
loads to keep his stock complete.
Much of the trade is coming from
dista, CO which shows that lola and
her merchants are in the lead.
The.nends of Mrs. Minnie(M erwin)
Brewer, formerly of lola, and well
known as school teacher in Hen
county, Will be grieved to learn ofhe
death which occurred at her home in
Wicklifie, Ohio, Feb. %. Also the
death of her mother three weeks later
at the same place. Mrs. Brewer
leaves husband and three small
children To- mourn their loss.
Rev f. Edwards, pastor OF the
English Baptist Church at Miners
vile, Pa, when suffering with rheu-
matism, was advised to try Cham
berlain's Balm. He says: "a few
applications of this liniment proved
of great service to- me. II subdued
the inflammation and relieved the
pain. should any sufferer profit by
giving Pain Balm IA trial it will
please me- For sale by Campbell ~
Burrell.
As the season of the year when
pneumonia, lagrippe, sore throat,
colds, catarrh, bronchitis and lung
troubles are to be guarded against,
nothing lis fine substitute" will
"answer the purpose" or Is inst ~
GOOD "a One Minute Cough Cure
That IL the one infallihle remedy foi
all lung, throat or bronchial trou bles
Insist vigorously upon having it il
something else" is offered you. G
b. spencer n Co
There are all sorts Of people. Not
- long ago the REGISTER reported q
, case OF careless plumbing which
might easily have resulted in the
death of AN entire family and the de.
= tructiou of a house. The name o
the plumber WAS not mentioned, anC
the comment OF the REGISTER was
mild considering the nature OF the of
Tense. And who do you suppose kick
ed? A woman! She said it was out
rageous that the papers should "cas
slurs on people like that she wa
asked if she would feel the same way
in case her house was blown up an(
two or three of her children killed 10y
careless plumbing. and she said sht
would still think the REGISTEl
"oughtn't to cast slurs like that
And she wasn't II plumbers VIII
either. -.
The following happened here recent
ly dust as much AS IL did any where)
An old gentleman in THE city wOulC
not D-lieve that he could hear hi
wife talk distance of ten miles b.
teleph me. His wife went To lnde
pendence one day and the old gentle
man thought to DO a little eNperlme 1t
ing by calling up his wife by tele
phone. He went to the telephone eX
change Office and told them he want
90 ed To talk to his wife. They explain
Up ed how to operate the phone and tn
old gentleman walked boldly up an,
exclaimed. Hello, Jaue!" At tina
instant lightning struck the telephOn
H. wire and knocked the old gentlema
flat on the floor. AZ he scrambled
his feet, he eXcitedly cried, THAT
Jane, by gosh."
. Lawrente JOurnaE Uneasy will Ii
NJ the head OF many Kansas father
IN mot her, wife, sweetheart and frien
,e whose loved one is in the far o
-. Philippines. Any moment may COM
% swift as the bullet that takes the III
10 of the loved one, the message tina
rt brings sorrow and gloom and desola
III ton to the Kansas home. Under tl
mn burning sun, in the swamps and
w the jungles they are fighting as onl
)u Americans fight, those boys of oul
who were with us and of u5 but yes
bs lerday, and many may give up the
m lives for their country before II
'Y' struggle is ended. In our grief W
rs have the consolation of rememheTin
d. that all the country has heard wit
pride of the valor, the bravery, Il
all courag eous work Of the Kansas boy
~. Let us trust that the great fear whiC
X is over the home Of every Kansi
soldier may provo Proundless, al
lie that our boys may be spared to
st without the loss Of another
II Atchison GiObe: DR.. Charley HOY
= wishes to announce that pure cid'
'h vinegar is certain preventati
ist against small poX, CHI ken pox al
ne mea les. In vaccipating family
,st children that had been taking win
gar Tor colds, it was discovered tn