The Iola register., 1901-05-03

The horticultural meeting will be
held at E. |. Crowell's, one mile east
of Allen Center school house, Friday,
May 10. All are invited to come early
and bring well filled baskets.
DIR. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin is
guaranteed to cure Constipation, Indi- |
gestion, Sick Headache aud Stomach |
Trouble by Chas. b. Spencer & Co.,
lola, Kansas, and Kline g. Son
Moran, Kansas.
Savonburg is the first of Allen coun-
ty towns to send out invitations for
4th of July celebration. Shehas secur-
ed Frank Nelson, and other speakers
and will make the eagle scream until
he will have to diet on cough drops
for month.
Those fowiplutocrats who now have
city water and can strut up and down
in front of their homes spraying the
neighborhood, think they are mighty
smart. One citizen is reportedto have
lost nearly the whole nights sleep be-
cause he.couldn't bear to let go the
hose.
| A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan Riggs Monday, April 20, at
their home at the corner of Brecken-
ridge and Chestnut streets. And
Grandfather Breckenridge is stepping
today, in the words of the ElDorado
Republican, like blind horse in
stump patch"
Mr. F. C. Jacoby, formerly of lola,
now superintendent of the schools at
Lyons, Kansas, is the author of new
text book that is spoken of very high
| ly. 1t is work on Grammar, and
shows deep research and much care
full thought. The REGISTER congratu-
lates Mr.. Jacoby upon his first book
and hopes it will be followed by many
more.
Here is the way Henry Redmon, a
Humboldt merchant advertises in the
Herald:
Yes; we are in it slightly;
We will sell you material low
We will do your work slightly
Rather than have you to Iolago.
Among the recent additions to the
array of talent making disease afraid
of lola, may be noted DR.. Enochs. He
is recently from Chicago and is "a
graduate of Rush Medical college and
brings a fine equipment of surgical
machinery. He is a married man and
will locate here, possibly building a
home in the east part.
Tom Stovall, the young colored man
who has had trouble with his wife, has
brought suit for divorce from her al
leging extreme cruelty. He says she
is insanely jealous of him and makes
lifea burden.and when he leaves home
to recuperate she gets out warrant
and has him locked up for desertion.
firing OF this he has decided to break
away.
When the old barn resumed its blaze
near the jail yesterday the heat was
so intensel several panes of glass were
broken out of the Jail windows andtht
, prisoners looked outwith considerabl
alarm. The fence around the jail yarC
} and the barn were both on fire and the
| barn belonging to sheriff Hobartclos
by the burning barn caught fire anC
| considerable damage was doneto som,
old household goods stored in it.
: AS vaccination prevents smallpox
and quinine chills and fever, 81
TEETHINA prevents and counteract
the effects of the summer heat, mucl
dreaded bysmotEers with small child
ren. TEETHINA relieves the man,
troubles incident to teething and tn
hot summers, and no mother is ex
cusable forlnot giving it, for it cost
ouly 20 cents at druggists; or mail 2
cents to C. j. Moffett, NJ. d., st
Louis, Mo.
A REGISTER reporter spent tie for,
part of Hast week down in Missouri
100 miles south of st. Louis, back il
the hills where the razor back thrives
the staple food is bacon and corr
bread, where everybody chews twist
the women work in the fields and mer
live by selling hogs or cutting timber
The county seat of Reynolds county il
twenty miles from railroad among
, the hills and has population of less
than hundred souls. The county has
not over 5000 population. The road,
are terrible, and each time it rains the
county seat goes without mail. Ant
yet in that little back-woods neck there
stands court house of brick, two
stories high and of tsuch size and di-
mensions as to make the county offices