The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-04-28

hdusHs was 10 DeCOme the tatDeT OF
Colonel Fred.
Pneumonia, lagrippe, coughs, colds,
Group and whooping cough readily
yield to One Minute Cough Cure.
Use this remedy in time and save the
DOCTORS bill-or the undertaker's.
G. b. Spencer d Co.
X. r. Claiborne has placed his order
for material Tor his new Cider and
! Vinegar Works, to replace the one
destroyed by fire. The works will be
located near the brick plant and will
be larger and better than the other
works.
The Chicago Saturday BLADE. than
which there is no more orange -hued
wildly imaginative publication In
existence, contained rich, rare and
racy write-up of Col. Funston. At
the rate the papers are creating wild
tales about him the Colonel bids fair
to become the American Baron
Munchausen.
The REGISTERS solicitor sent in
the names of twenty-eight subscrl b.
ers last week. She writes that on
Monday she found but five men who
were not already taking the paper,
ouh rllt Ebl hll vi llltllls L lie w EEK ~
| REGISTER has added $50 names to its
list since January /, and by the time
its canvass of the county Is completed
will have added not less than 500
Nh. Stanfield OF Waverly. has 10.
Gated in lola and will Join the band.
He is an all-rOund musician, but plays
the clariOnet as a long suit, ana the
strength which he Will bring TO the
lead, the impoI liant part, Will put the
band in good shape. Mr.. Stantivld IL
a timer and he has the assurance
of job at one Of the shops in town.
was reading an advertisement of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in the Worcester
Enterprise recently, which leads me TO
write this. | can trutnfully say 1
have never had to use more than one
or two doses TO cure the worst case
with myself or childreu.-W. A.
STROUD, Popomoke CITY, Md. For
sale by Campbell& Burrell.
Supt. Webb of the Missouri Pacific
was mere IN his private car Tuesday,
| looking over the ground and max
ing notes Of the necessities for new
depot. The company has already OF
] lClth ~ pun III a new htHOA mere W dt-
cOmmodate its increasing business
and 1t Is to be hoped that Mr.. Webb
Will be so affected by the sight of the
present inadequate quarters that he
will open up in good style.
Seth Bartlett, WHO has held down
the job of Farmer at the Hutchinson
Reform school, returned home Mon
day. his place having been filled by
another man. He was appointed by
| Governor Leedy, the position being
created by that administration he
returns 10 his old haunts hale and
hearty aud says he has nothing to
complain of, although another man
was appointed to his job.
Mr.. Claiborne will break ground
this week for his new sorghum mill.
This means that every farmer with.
in the reach of lola who wants to
make sure addition to his income
and to the comtDrt of his family shou d
plant patch of sorghum. Mr.. Clal-
borne's new mill will be the best that
money can buy, and will turn OFT as
high grade syrup as tits possible To
make.trom Kansas sorghum.
Died, at the home OF her sister. Mrs
Jaliee 7lllpsol III loIa, ~ o'ou =. m q.
tuesday, April %, 1899, Mrs. James
Snarr, ia the 7Oth year of her age.
The funeral services were conducted
from the house, corner OF Madison
avenue and Walnut street, Thursday
afternoon at $3.50, Rev. H. NJ. NJ. Tudor
ofhclating. Mrs. Snarr has not BET n
wen Tor some tlme ana her death was
not unexpected. She has made her
nome IN lola Tor number OF years
ana mas VIDE circle 81 friends who
wiz oe ueeply grleVed 70 learn OF her
death'
ChaHute Blade: Judge Stillwell
had an experience in court last week
that seldom occurs, we presume
Adrain Smith, who was arrested re
Gently for throwing stones at nov-
ing passenger train near carlton was
arraigned and pleaded guilty and in
sisted upon receiving two years in
the penltentiary when the county
/ al tOrnaV rapnnnmada thar tha luD.