The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-13

fate of the young man who started to
war from here and feel as though
one of our own boys was taken.
A system regulator is medicine
that strengthens and stimulates the |
liver, kidneys, stomach and bowels,
Prickly Ash Bitters Is superior sys-
tenn regulator. 1t drives out all un-
healthy conditions, promotes activity |
of body and brain, restores good appe-
lite, sound sleep and cheerful spirits. !
Sold by Chas. b. Spencer q Co.
MIR. Carey, formerly with CHI. De-
Clute, is now working for Gross d
Eyer, at Yeager's old stand.
Mrs Eliza V. BELL files affidavit OF the
death of her husband, Henry b. Bell, who
| died possessed OF personal estate valued
| at $1,000. On her petition she is appointed
administrator of the personal estate Of said
deceased, and ordered to give bond in the
sum . SIC, 0OO.-Erie Record.
II. b. Bell was the father of John
Bell, who is accused of numbering
Byron Cushman.
PHtsburg Headlight: Jack Smith,
q smelterman of lola, who has been
visiting with his family i'm this city
fol the past week, returned to lola
this morning. He says the Nicholson
smelters will be fired up next week,
and also the Rose Hill works.
John Gains returned from
lola Thursday, where he was called
by the illness of both wife and baby,
who were visiting relatives there.
There has been a strike In Allen
county and few people knew about it.
AT the Lanyon smelter at LaHarpe,
the chargers struck for shorter hours.
AS the rule was. they charged the re-
torts and went home, returning in the
evening or morning and drawing the
metal, getting $3.50 day for 1t. The
strike was kick to have wages re-
main the same, the men to no longer
be required to return and draw metal
Mr.. Lanyon was summoned from lola
by telephone, when the men walked
out and the scale was adjusted to
every body's satisfaction. The Rubi-
con has been crossed and LaHarpe is
now city. She has had a strike.
An aching back, disordered di-
gestion, changes i'm the urine, head
aches, nervous weakness, all point to
, Bright's Disease. Take steps to cure
b 10 Ao
ops it's dangerous stage. Prickly Ash
i Bitters Is a certain remedy. 1t heals
L and strengthens the kidneys, stimu.
= lates the stomach and digestion
y cleanses the bowels.
9 1t has been used in many severe
4 and obstinate cases with the mos
e gratifying success. Sold by Chas. b
Spencer d. Co.
J. Chanute Sun: A farmer in towr
If yesterday stated that Humboldt wal
/. catching considerable business from
j farmers living east of ChanuIe, and
I he further remarked that 1t was be-
!. cause of the tightness in the liquor
v market. There are number o
v farmers who have always traded
Q here, that are now visiting the littl,
v burg up the road because they cal
g get sip or two of the cup tha
a cheers.
Q The REGISTERS reporter formed
the brilliant plan of getting a statisti
n cal list of mortgages released in Aller
r county during the past year, bu
r when it was discovered that there IL
d no means of finding out except by
J. about one months poring over the
: books, the still more brilliant schem,
@ was formed of not doing so. Mr.
s Fowler thinks there has been a very
marked decrease in the mortgage in
n debtedness of the people of Aller
y county and calls to mind one day il
4 particular when Sl3, 900 in mortP agel
4 was released and very little assumed
It Frank Scott, being first duly sworr
g deposeth and saith: 81 have ,
a strange true tale to tell. / went HON,
- entered my room and removed m.
overcoat. AS swung it off | hearC
n something hard fall off the dresser
n STOPPING Gown in the dark / coult
II not find 1t. | struck a match, anC
n found that had knocked bottle o
hair restorer Off the dresser, the glass
stopper had fallen out and the bottl,
was standing up side down ON thu
# carpet and only little of the con
9 tents had oozed out. Topped it owe
! quickly and replaced it on the stand, )
=, The witness wa, again sworn anC
9 tests of his sanity made and through
out he maintained that the tale was
true.
o Dr. Plank's rooms on West stree
u at Parlors of j. CulbertsOn are almos
o constantly crowded with patients
q The doctor Is making some marvelou