The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1901-01-25

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season with S. A. Wickard g. Co., be-
fore it is too late. r. M. Travis,
manager.
81 strongly recommend Beggs'
Cherry Cough Syrup; it cured me of a
throat and lung trouble of many year. S
standing. "-Mrs. j. Bremen, Rifle,
Colo. Cures, coughs, colds asthma,
bronchitis, lagrippe, pneumonia,
whooping cough, Group and consump-
ton. Evans Bros.
Mr.. S. Heller, who broke into the
REGISTER columns with an ad. some
time ago, has found that his business
has increased until he has to work Too
hard to care for it. Hehas associated
with himself Mr.. j. Il. Miles who re-
Gently came here from Iowa and one of
these gentleman will be found always
at the Office.
Erie Record: Chas. f. Scott and
l.. w. Duncan, of lola, are preparing
to write complete history of Neosho
anu w llSOu COuublSSs MT. DuuCdu
has been in the city this week pros
pecting. They have just completed a
history of Allen and Woodson coun-
ties which Judge Stillwell recommends
very highly.
The John Legg referred to in this
item is the same one who won the
town lot worth 800 for fifty cents. The
Ft. Scott Tribune says:
John S. ,Legg dropped nickel into a cigar
slot machine at Goodlander hotel the other
day and'won 100 ten cent cigars, or $40 worth
He threw royal flush This is the fourth
time since the machine was put in about two
years ago that royal flush has been thrown
in. The four throws cost the house $40.
Robt. McKain, the operator at the
Mo. Pac., has resigned his position
to take a position with the O. r. Il.
He will be secretary and organizer for
this division which is very lucrative
position. Mr.. McKain has made
many friends while here who will be
sorry to see him go but who wish him
success in his new work.
Stop your hair from falling out!
"Brysipelas resulted in the entire loss
of my hair: two bottles Begg's Hair
Remover gave me fine growth. d."
John A. Under Editor Advocate,
Humeston, Ia. GUARANTEED for all
scalp diseases: restores natural growth
and color. Evans Bros.
n report of the receiver of the Mo-
ran bank shows that that concern will
soon have paid out in full The stock
holders have been held under the
double liability clause and the prop
erty thus secured has been disposed
of and less than 50, 600 of the total in
debtedness to depositors remains.
Campbell X Burrell have done what
should have been done ten years ago.
They have made a modern opera
house board so there will be no more
disputes about seats. This was done
by saving Sits in a board and mark
ing each to correspond with chair
in the house, Tickets are inserted in
the Sits and withdrawn when sold.
Street commissioner John Harris is
carrying out the provisions of side
walk ordinance passed some months
ago and by building a hundred feet or
more of trestle work across Coon
Creek has about finished a string of
walk several blocks long from Douglas
to Breckenridge on north Sycamore,
giving a much-needed south approach
to the north school building.
In the probate court John j.
Allen was tried for insanity. When
he was boy he had fall, striking
on his head, and although he was
taken to Chicago and two operations
performed and later he was placed in
Michigan asylum he never fully re-
gained his senses. For years he has
made his home with his sister. Mrs.
Wood, at the home of her son-in-law.
John Wood.
The Ottawa Republican says that
lola ought to hire John Steele to 90
to the Philippines and re-discover
Fred Funston. Billy DeFord edits
that paper and from the pen of a
less world-famed warrior such
an expression would be generally
credited to envy. Billy seems deter
mined to be the last Tagalo to admit
Fred's proves.
Mr.. GA. Bozworth, a stranger in
lola, died Saturday of pneumonia
in a tent which he has been occupying
near the cement plant. He was forty
four years old and teamster by oc-
cupation. He had been i'll but about
a week and the inability to receive the
proper shelter and care doubtless had
something 30 do with the suddenness
of his demise.